Know Before You GoWarblers at Trinity is two private oceanfront saltbox homes on five acres in Trinity, Newfoundland, on the Bonavista Peninsula. Here is everything you need to know before you arrive.
Warblers at Trinity is a luxury boutique stay in Trinity, Newfoundland. It is made up of two saltbox homes, First Flight and English Sunrise, set on five private oceanfront acres. Each home is yours alone for the length of your stay. Guests of both homes share the waterfront, wharf, stage and sauna.
Warblers is owned and hosted by Amanda Mitchell and Bill Stoikos. We moved to Trinity in 2022 and are active in the local arts and heritage community. We are happy to share our favourite corners of the Bight with you.
Yes. Warblers is one of two MICHELIN Guide and Tablet Hotels properties in Newfoundland. It is also one of twelve Canadian properties in the Mr. & Mrs. Smith luxury travel collection.
Warblers is at 35 Fort Point Road, Trinity, Newfoundland and Labrador. Trinity is a historic outport on Trinity Bay, on the Bonavista Peninsula.
Fly into Gander (YQX) or St. John's (YYT) and drive from there. Trinity is about 2.5 hours from Gander and 3 hours from St. John's. A car is the easiest way to get here and to explore the peninsula. You can also arrive by helicopter with one of our partners, and we will help you arrange a vehicle for your stay. Directions are shared with your booking confirmation.
Yes. We are glad to help with timing, routes, private experiences and a day-by-day plan. Every guest receives our guide to local experiences and day trips.
English Sunrise is open year-round. First Flight is open from May to September.
Often, yes. Icebergs drift down the coast in late spring and early summer. You can watch them from several local lookouts, including the lighthouse just up the road. Whales feed in Trinity Bay through the summer months. Sightings vary from year to year and are never guaranteed.
Trinity has dark skies with little light pollution, so stargazing is excellent on clear nights. The Northern Lights are possible on long fall and winter nights, though they are rare this far south.
Many guests pair Warblers with a few days in St. John's. Twillingate and Fogo Island are each a few hours' drive away. Gros Morne National Park makes a good add-on for a longer trip across the island.
Warblers sleeps up to 10 guests across both homes.
Nightly rates start from $1,100 for English Sunrise and $1,900 for First Flight, depending on the season. Rates are in Canadian dollars. HST and the Town of Trinity's Municipal Accommodation Tax are added at booking.
Yes. 3-nights at English Sunrise, 4-nights at First Flight.
Check-in is any time from 11 a.m., and check-out is by 11 a.m. We always leave a day between bookings, so your home is ready early.
Yes. Guests of all ages are welcome. Warblers sits on open oceanfront land with cliffs and water nearby, so children stay at their own risk and need close supervision outdoors.
Yes. One dog per home is welcome. An additional cleaning fee applies.
Please contact us to talk through your needs before booking.
Trinity offers coastal hiking on the Skerwink Trail, boat tours, summer theatre with Rising Tide Theatre, and walking tours of the historic town. Puffins nest at Elliston from late spring through summer. Our exclusive guidebook covers our favourite experiences and day trips across the peninsula.
Each season has its own character. Late spring brings icebergs. Summer brings long days, whales, puffins and the theatre season. Fall brings berries, colour and quiet trails. Winter at English Sunrise is calm, snowy and very private.
Meals are not included. Each home has a full kitchen, so you can cook at your own pace, and a private chef can be arranged.
During the summer season, Trinity and the surrounding communities have a good mix of restaurants, cafes and seasonal spots. We suggest booking ahead. Our guidebook lists our current favourites.
Yes. We can fully stock your kitchen before you arrive. Our guidebook lists private chef and other dining options. Please share any dietary needs or allergies when you book.
You can book directly with us, or through Mr. & Mrs. Smith or the MICHELIN Guide and Tablet Hotels. A three-night minimum applies to all stays.
Yes. We welcome travel advisors. Please reach out to become a partner.
All bookings are 100% non-refundable. We strongly recommend travel insurance, as weather can affect travel in Newfoundland.
Yes. From May to September, families and friends can book First Flight and English Sunrise together for a private stay of up to 10 guests.
Yes. Warblers is a lovely setting for small weddings, elopements, anniversaries and milestone trips. For larger gatherings, we are happy to suggest local venues that host weddings, celebrations and supper clubs.
Yes. The homes suit small leadership, wellness, creative and writing retreats. Please get in touch to talk through dates and group size.
Contact us directly with your dates, number of guests and what you have in mind. Call, text or WhatsApp +1 416 301 0017, or email hello@warblerstrinity.com.
Arrange for a boat to pick you up, or enjoy the short drive into the historic town of Trinity with its distinctive charm and authentic everything.
Experience professional productions by the renowned Rising Tide Theatre Company, featuring captivating performances that bring local stories to life.
Set sail on the Atlantic to witness humpback whales, orcas, and dolphins in their natural habitat against the backdrop of dramatic coastlines
Step back in time with guided tours through Trinity's perfectly preserved 18th-century streets and buildings
Browse unique works by local artists and craftspeople, offering authentic Newfoundland treasures to bring home
Explore the breathtaking Gun Hill Trail overlooking Trinity, Skerwink Trail, and the Lighthouse and from the top 360 degree views
Savor locally made foods and fresh-caught seafood at charming local restaurants or grab a coffee or ice cream from Aunt Sarah’s Chocolates and Sweet Rock Ice Cream
Paddle along protected coves and inlets, exploring sea caves and witnessing the rugged beauty of the shoreline from a unique perspective
Visit Lester Garland & Hiscock House, Trinity Museum and Mercantile to discover the area's rich merchant history and cultural heritage
Be a Blacksmith for the day learning 19th-century blacksmithing techniques of handcrafted metal products
