After you look at the icebergs , you have an opportunity to see how our fishery and other infrastructure contribute to the Town of Twillingate. They even got a chance to see a local photographer up…
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This one can be viewed from Jones Cove, part of the Lower Little Harbour hiking trail. June 13, 2026
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A culmination of many dreams being realized today at Sleepy Cove !! Sights, sounds, colors and most of all a foaming ocean of icy delights are all on display ! 🧜♀️
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Beautiful Big Berg just in Sleepy Cove, Crow Head-Twillingate again today! Come enjoy the berg views and stop into The Lightkeeper’s Fudgery & Gift Shop for the most delicious gourmet homemade fudge you ever tasted!!🩷.
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If I have been asked once, I have been asked ten thousand times, what is the blue vein running through the berg. You can see the blue vein in the berg in this photo of the…
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What a sunset tonight in Sleepy Cove, Twillingate! ✨ As the sun dipped below the horizon, the sky lit up with brilliant shades of gold, orange, pink, and purple, creating the perfect backdrop for one of…
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The iceberg in Rose’s Tickle is still available to tickle a few fantasies this morning. Durrell
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It’s like two photos in one. A landscape photo on the top half and the iceberg sitting in Rose’s Tickle on the bottom. Durrell
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Both icebergs are still in Sleepy Cove and this morning are basking beautifully in the bright sunshine ! 🧜♀️
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Surrounded by molten orange, the iceberg sits serenely in the setting sun. Located at Sleepy Cove, Twillingate last night at around 9pm.
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Visitors gather in awe as another ancient iceberg drifts through Iceberg Alley near Sleepy Cove.
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Two beautiful bergs just down from the shop!! Sleepy Cove, Crow Head. Twillingate!!
View sourceIt was an absolutely fairytale evening at Sleepy Cove yesterday ! After a day of thick fog hiding the icebergs, the sun finally shone through in a very big and beautiful way !!
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Fog ,drizzle and a stiff breeze of Northerly wind can’t dampen the spirits of iceberg hunters.
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