EMBRACE NATURE IN SIMPLE LUXURY
eagles cliffe cottages
Located in Open Hall along the northwest cliffs of the Bonavista Peninsula, with spectacular views of the bay, birds, whales, and the occasional iceberg.
Centrally located, we are a 40 minute drive to Bonavista and Port Rexton, and an hour from Clarenville.
Come enjoy all the area has to offer in
our tranquil setting.
The Fitz & Guy Cottages
Polices
PAYMENT POLICY
- We accept Visa, Mastercard, American Express
- We are also happy to accept e-transfers .
- 100% of payment will be charged 5 days prior to arrival
DIRECT BOOKING CANCELLATION
- 100% will be refunded minimum 5 days prior to check-in
- Within 5 days of check-in, 50% refund minus the first night.
CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT
Check in time 4:00 pm.
Check out time 11:00 am
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The Cottages
Two similarly laid out cottages located side by side, each accomodating up to 4 persons comfortably.
The taupe Fitz Cottage and the blue Guy Cottage.
Each has a deck overlooking Open Hall and the bay.
Keyless entry via keypad or August phone app.
Rooms
WIth floor to ceiling windows, these A-frame Cottages are full of natural light. The Cottages both have two Queen bedrooms and are beautifully decorated, emanating comfort and relaxation.
Amenities
Each Cottage has a fully equipped kitchen with fridge, stove, dishwasher, microwave,
Kuerig coffee maker,
toaster, cookware, and dishes.
Starlink super-fast satellite internet, cable, Smart 4K HDTV, DVD & movies, bluetooth speaker, and stereo provide in-cottage entertainment. BBQ, horsehoes, and binoculars
augment outside activities.
A washer and dryer is also in each unit.
Rates
- Minimum 2 night stays; 3 nights on long weekends
- All rates are in Canadian dollars and subject to change.
- Harmonized Sales Tax (HST) of 15% is extra.
- Each cottage comfortably accommodates four (4) people.
- The cottages are pet friendly.
Rental Rates Per Cottage
DAILY
$300-320
WEEKLY
14% discount
MONTHLY
20% discount
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NEARBY towns
Bonavista
The historic town of Bonavista is the easternmost point along the Bonavista Peninsula. Amongst the points of interest is Dungeon Provincial Park, where the cliffs drop away into a mammoth sinkhole with two seaward channels, the result of years of ocean erosion. The Bonavista Museum, Bonavista Archives, Cape Bonavista Lighthouse Provincial Historic Site, Ryan Premises National Historic SIte, and the The Mockbeggar Plantation Provincial Historic Site are some of the many other points of interest.
Tickle Cove
Close by Tickle Cove is home to the Sea Arch, a wave-weathered rock wonder formed from the powerful Atlantic Ocean. A well-developed walking trail with sections of boardwalk follows the shore of Tickle Cove Pond. A must-see!
Elliston
Trinity & Port Rexton
Trinity & Port Rexton
Elliston's Puffin Viewing site offers the closest view of puffins from land in all of North America. Puffins fly close to viewers and often land on the cliffs just several feet away.
Elliston' Root Cellars (Root Cellar capital of the world)
These traditional food storage systems are built right into the ground, mainly into small hills and banks. More than 130 root cellars in the small town and surrounding area. Of those, half are still in working condition and used today.
Trinity & Port Rexton
Trinity & Port Rexton
Trinity & Port Rexton
Rising Tide Theatre produces a fine range of plays and pageants that run throughout the summer. With a wide range of productions, the Festival is home to some of Newfoundland’s finest.
Port Rexton Brewery provides the finest in local craft beers, including seasonal and experimental varieties.
recommended excursions
Sea of Whales
Trinity Historical Walking Tour
Trinity Historical Walking Tour
We highly recommend Sea of Whales for your whale watching adventure. We took our family on this tour and it exceeded all expectations—nonstop whale sightings, stunning views, and knowledgeable, fun guide.
Trinity Historical Walking Tour
Trinity Historical Walking Tour
Trinity Historical Walking Tour
A two-hour stroll through the winding lanes of Trinity, where every corner holds a story. You'll uncover the rich tapestry of the town’s past, told through the lives of the Beothuk, the French, the Irish, and the English. Along the way, you’ll experience Trinity’s remarkable human and architectural history through captivating stories, historical photos, burial records, shipwrecks, and tales of triumph and tragedy. It’s a time-traveling adventure through Newfoundland’s past, set against the stunning backdrop of one of its most magical towns.
other
Discovery Global Geopark
There are a number of UNESCO Discovery Geopark points of interest along the Discovery Trail of the Bonavista Peninsula.
- Sea Arch in Tickle Cove
- Devils Footprints in Keels
- Brook Point in King's Cove
- The Dungeon Provincial Park in Bonavista
- Lisbon Earthquake in Bonavista
- The Chimney in Spillar's Cove
- Root Cellars in Elliston
- Haootia in Port Union
- Gun Hill Trail in Trinity
Icebergs
Icebergs are best viewed in late May and early June along the coast, but some stick around to early August. Only 1/10th of an iceberg is above water and each has it's own characteristics and charm.
If you're lucky you may be able to see one from the deck!
Terra Nova National Park
Terra Nova National Park
Terra Nova National Park
Terra Nova National Park is Canada's most easterly, and an hour away from the Cottages. From trail hikes to water activities to nearby golf courses, Terra Nova is a great place for adventure and fun.
Explore Newfoundland
Terra Nova National Park
Terra Nova National Park
There’s enough coastline wrapped around this province to stretch across Canada four times over. So whether you take a hike along ancient footpaths, pack a picnic and watch for whales, or head out to sea to hunt for icebergs, you’ll find it all comes standard with a great ocean view.
Discovery hiking trails
Walking or Hiking, Get Yourself Moving on a Trail
Walking or Hiking, Get Yourself Moving on a Trail
Bring your hiking shoes, water, and binoculars! An abundance of nature walks and hikes await you. Walk for miles along cliff tops and around the perimeter of the Bonavista Peninsula and the Discovery Trail. Beautiful scenery, flowers, birds, and wildlife are everywhere. Come and experience it!
King's Cove Lighthouse Trail
Walking or Hiking, Get Yourself Moving on a Trail
A moderate 3.7km trail with 110m of elevation. A loop trail with views of Bonavista Bay and a cave. Brook Pond lookout for photos.
Tickle Cove Sea Arch Trail
Easy .8km trail to the Sea Arch, a Discovery Geopark point of interest with 36m of elevation and some beautiful rock faces. Adjacent to this is Walker's Trail, an easy 2.6km out and back trail along Tickle Cove Pond with 15m elevation.
Bonavista Trails
Little Catalina to Maberly Trail
Cape Shore Trail is an easy-moderate 9.2km out and back trail with 105m of elevation. A spectacular view of Bonavista Bay on the way to the lighthouse.
Spillars Cove Loop is a moderate 3.4km loop with 75m of elevation, with amazing views and beautiful wild flowers.
Elliston
Little Catalina to Maberly Trail
Little Catalina to Maberly Trail
Klondike Trail is a moderate 6.3km out and back trail with 155m of elevation.
An old horse & cart trail connecting Elliston and Spillars Cove, with a magnificent sea stack.
Little Catalina to Maberly Trail
Little Catalina to Maberly Trail
Little Catalina to Maberly Trail
A 15km hard point-to-point trail with 425m of elevation. Includes sun & shade, close to the coastal edge, with forested areas and stunning coastal views.
Skerwink Trail
Fox Island Trail
Fox Island Trail
One of the best trails in Canada, the Skerwink Trail is a moderate 4.7km spectacular winding coastal trail with 59m of elevation along an ancient path.
Fox Island Trail
Fox Island Trail
Fox Island Trail
An easy-moderate 7.1km loop trail with 149m of elevation right around Fox Island, east of Port Rexton, with beautiful coastal scenery.
Gun Hill Trail
Fox Island Trail
Gun Hill Trail
An easy 3.1km loop trail with 81m of elevation and fantastic views of the historic town of Trinity and Trinity Bay. Upper and lower trail sections.