I stepped out of my hotel and into the chill of a December night in St. John’s Newfoundland. The air is sharp and alive with the salty tang of the North Atlantic ocean. Historic Water Street stretched out before me like a welcome mat; steeped in history and humming with energy.

This is Part 3, the final installment of our 3-part Caribbean adventure series. In Part 1, we swam with giant sea turtles. In Part 2, we jumped out of an airplane at 10,000 feet. Today?

This is Part 2 of our 3-part Caribbean adventure series. In Part 1, we swam with giant sea turtles, visited Maho beach where the planes fly just over your head, and climbed a massive rock in the middle of the ocean.

This is Part 1 of our 3-part Caribbean adventure series. Join me as we explore the best of both sides of this incredible island – from swimming with sea turtles to skydiving over Grand Case (Part 2) and conquering the Flying Dutchman, the steepest zipline in the world (Part 3).

You know, I’ve lived in Newfoundland my whole life, and I’m still discovering incredible stories hidden in every corner of this island.

New York City doesn’t introduce itself all at once. Back home in Newfoundland, when you meet someone new, they shake your hand and ask “who ya longs to” (which is newfinese for who’s your family), and most likely they already know your uncle, sister, or cousins. Five minutes later, you’re standing in their kitchen with a cup of tea havin’ a yarn like you knew each other for years..

New York is a full-volume city. Energy, lights, sirens, steam vents, accents, attitude, people—like someone turned the world’s energy up two notches and snapped the knob off. I’ve been to New York six times. Each trip taught me something the last one missed. The first time, I tried to see everything and left exhausted and some cranky.

New York City has no interest in making you comfortable. The moment you step off the plane, you’re in it — the noise, the speed, the sheer density of eight million people all living their own urgent story.

It’s Donny Love, back with another travel tale! I’m from St. John’s, Newfoundland, and host of Adventures Unknown, now in its sixth season.

Stepping into The Gypsy Tea Room on Water Street felt like walking into a storybook—a cozy, timeless nook tucked into the heart of St. John’s. The exposed brick walls, dim candlelight, and gentle hum of conversation created the perfect ambiance for an unforgettable evening.

I tell ya, there’s nothing quite like the thrill of kickstarting a new adventure series right here in our own rugged backyard. When we set out to film the first episode of Adventures Unknown, I knew Bell Island, Newfoundland, was the perfect spot to dive headfirst into the unknown.

Now, b’ys, let me spin ya a yarn about a journey that took me deep into the belly of Newfoundland’s west coast. In this episode of Adventures Unknown, I found meself in Corner Brook, a city nestled snug between the mountains and the sea.

Now, b’ys, let me tell ya—if you ever find yourself standin’ at the edge of a waterfall, peerin’ down into the churnin’ waters below, wonderin’ if ya got the nerve to take the leap

Now, let me tell ya b’y, if you’ve never been out on the open ocean, rod in hand, waiting for a shark to take the bait—well, you ain’t lived yet.

Ever since I can remember, puffins have been more than just birds to me—they’ve been woven into the very fabric of my life. Born and raised on the rugged coasts of Newfoundland, these quirky, colorful creatures were my backyard companions.

Growing up in St. John’s has given me a front‐row seat to a city where every cobblestone, building, and public square tells its own story. This isn’t just a place on a map—it’s a living, breathing tapestry of history, faith, and community spirit.

I’m Donny Love from Adventures Unknown. Every year, I can’t wait for summer to arrive in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Hey there, fellow adventurers! Donny Love here from Adventures Unknown, and if you share my passion for rugged landscapes, untamed trails, and the authentic Newfoundland spirit, then you’re about to embark on an exciting journey.

I’m Donny Love from Adventures Unknown. Winter chills and frost-covered landscapes await on this next unforgettable adventure.

I’m Donny Love from Adventures Unknown. Join me as we explore the beauty of Newfoundland and Labrador.

Welcome to my Newfoundland dreamscape, where the mountains touch the clouds, the rivers roar, and the spirit of adventure dances in the air. Listen up, friends: Gros Morne National Park is a place that will blow your mind. Located on Newfoundland’s west coast, it’s like stepping into another world.

Hey, everyone! It’s Donny Love here from St. John’s, Newfoundland and I’m back with another Adventures Unknown! I hopped on the ferry and headed to Bell Island. I’ve been here several times—an island just a short ferry ride from home that’s full of adventure, history and some of the best local food in Newfoundland. Spoiler alert: it didn’t let me down.

Hey there, friends! If Gros Morne National Park isn’t on your bucket list, it should be. This magnificent UNESCO World Heritage Site on Newfoundland’s west coast is a real treat—towering fjords, ancient mountains, cozy B&Bs, and the freshest seafood you’ll ever taste.

Welcome to St. John’s, Newfoundland, the heartbeat of the Rock and my beloved hometown. Nowhere else will you find such a perfect blend of history, color, music, and charm. It’s a place where every corner has a story, and every person you meet feels like an old friend.

There comes a point, b’ys, when you just gotta put down the phone and pick up your life. That’s where this whole wild adventure life began.

Newfoundland’s a land that doesn’t just whisper its stories—it sings them. And in Episode 5 of season one of Adventures Unknown,

Labrador don’t whisper, b’ys—she roars in wind and in silence, in cracklin’ ice and the low hum of the wilderness. She’s loud and she’s mighty.

Hey there, Donny Love here! Star of “Adventures Unknown” and born-and-raised Newfoundlander. Let me tell you something about winter in my homeland—it ain’t just about sippin’ hot cocoa by the fire.

G’day, folks! Donny Love here, local Newfoundlander and host of “Adventures Unknown.

Hey there, fellow food lovers and adventurers! I’m Donny Love from the Adventures Unknown television series, and today I’m thrilled to take you on a culinary journey through Newfoundland and Labrador.

Now listen—if you’d told me I’d be snowboarding down a half-forgotten hillside on the Port au Port Peninsula with a haunted chalet at my back and a ghost watching from the trees, I’d have said you were cracked. But this episode of Adventures Unknown? It was something else. A fever dream wrapped in fresh powder.

If you’ve been watching Adventures Unknown or just following the call of the wild, you already know that Newfoundland and Labrador have some of the best hiking on this planet.

Hey there, adventurers! Donny Love here, back with another wild escapade from Adventures Unknown! This time, I’ve traded my usual gear for something more rugged—think fur capes, heavy boots, and a splash of Viking swagger—as I set out to conquer the legendary Viking Trail in Newfoundland and Labrador.

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