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ISLANDERS

ISLANDERS

I took a young couple out on a St. John’s / Cape Spear tour yesterday. Not how I expected to spend my afternoon since it’s not exactly our busy season and we wouldn’t normally run a tour bus for two people. But it was a lovely day, the sun was shining, the temperatures were relativelyREAD MORE

HOT DIGGITY DOG

HOT DIGGITY DOG

With all the focus and attention on Newfoundland’s ‘Foodie’ scene these days – who would believe I’d be writing a story about a Hot Dog? Goodness knows there are “t’ousands and t’ousands” of additional stories I could share;  from Jeremy Charles nomination to MacLean’s Magazine’s ‘Top 50 most Influential People in Canada’  to Mallard Cottage’s runREAD MORE

MAP TIME

MAP TIME

Ever wonder why McCarthy’s Party’s Newfoundland tour itineraries seem so perfect? McCarthy family dinner in Topsail followed by an afternoon with provincial maps and wonderful discussion about recent discoveries and what we can tweak to ever improve our products. Yes it s very much still a family business.

A GUIDING LIGHT

A GUIDING LIGHT

One of the things I enjoy most about guiding are the guests we meet on tour. Of course this is likely due to the fact that we attract a rather unique tourist to our province, they’re smart, eh boy! Tourists who visit Newfoundland are often well travelled. They’ve done the sand and sun, and hadREAD MORE

YANKED INTO THE NEW YEAR

YANKED INTO THE NEW YEAR

I took a small group out for a tour of the city and Cape Spear yesterday. It was a last minute booking and despite the amount of work on my desk I was especially appreciative for the excuse to step away from the office as I knew it promised to be a most spectacular day onREAD MORE

SOMETHIN’ FOR HUTTON

SOMETHIN’ FOR HUTTON

  About this time last year I attended a stag party that was hosted in a remote cabin in the Newfoundland wilderness. Knowing there were no hydro lines, the boys carried in an electric generator just to power a full band kit which they set up in the cabin’s immense living room. And I meanREAD MORE

IN LIKE FLYNN

IN LIKE FLYNN

  As noted in one of my recent blog posts – we have a deep appreciation and a great deal of respect for our guides here at McCarthy’s Party. Our guides are truly the face of our company and we rely on them to ensure our guests enjoyment, comfort, knowledge base, and entertainment. Quite theREAD MORE

SNOWSHOES JOE

SNOWSHOES JOE

A post from Joe Wiseman: Hello to all our friends and family at McCarthy’s Party Here are a couple of pictures of me (Joe Wiseman) and my Newfoundland dog Riley enjoying our favourite activity snowshoeing around the hills behind our home next to the old church here in Fortune Harbour. Riley seems to be aREAD MORE

THUMBS UP

THUMBS UP

  Who would believe that walking to work in Newfoundland could be such a challenge? Goodness knows I walked everywhere when I lived in Vancouver. In fact I often bragged about the fact that I didn’t own a car and would even walk home to use the toilet if I got short taken at work.READ MORE

THE GUIDING WAY

THE GUIDING WAY

A post from Francis Corrigan: As a company McCarthy’s Party takes great pride in the quality of our tour guides. Our guides are first and foremost, local characters that have varied backgrounds, an exceptional knowledge base; unique life experiences and a wide variety of special talents and attributes which make every McCarthy’s tour unique. TheyREAD MORE

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