NEWFOUNDLAND – The Wild Northern Frontier. We leave the Bahamas behind to reach the opposite extreme: Newfoundland, Canada—an island defined by dramatic cliffs, Viking history, and pristine nature. Why it’s special: Breathtaking landscapes—200-meter-high cliffs in Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Wildlife—the best area in the Atlantic for spotting humpback whales, drifting icebergs (from May to July), and Atlantic puffins. Culture—St. John’s, the oldest city in North America, features colorful houses, pubs filled with Celtic music, and the warmth of its local people. The contrast—transitioning from the warm waters of the Bahamas to the crisp, cool air of Newfoundland captures the very essence of this expedition: two worlds experienced in a single journey.