Boat Tours at Skipper Rings Da Stage 27

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At Skipper Rings Da Stage 27, we offer authentic Newfoundland boat tours departing from historic Quidi Vidi Village. Immerse yourself in our vibrant marine culture, explore breathtaking coastal landscapes, and create unforgettable memories on the water. 

Our cod fishing tours offer more than just the thrill of the catch. You'll gain insights into Newfoundland's vibrant fishing traditions, learn about sustainable practices, and perhaps even spot some local wildlife along the way. It's an authentic and enriching experience.

 In Newfoundland and Labrador, storytelling is as vital as the sea itself, a cherished tradition woven into the fabric of our communities. From tales of daring fishermen to mischievous fairies, these stories, often told with a lively wit and distinct accent, have been passed down through generations, keeping our unique history and culture alive.

In Newfoundland, "scoff" refers to a cooked meal, often a large or celebratory one, and is equivalent to "food" or "meal". It can also be used to describe a stolen meal or food. The word "scuff" is also related, referring to a social dance, often held in someone's home or a small venue.

 "Screeching in" refers to a Newfoundland tradition where non-Newfoundlanders, or "Come From Aways" (CFAs), are initiated into the local culture by a ceremony that involves reciting a specific phrase, tasting Newfoundland Screech rum, kissing a codfish, and sometimes eating bologna. This ceremony bestows the title of "Honorary Newfoundlander" on the participant.  

 Prepare to be captivated by Newfoundland and Labrador's breathtaking scenery, where rugged coastlines meet dramatic cliffs carved by the Atlantic. From the charming narrows of Quidi Vidi to the vast open ocean, every turn reveals a stunning vista, showcasing nature's raw beauty and our island's unique charm."