When you want to get back to nature without straying far from creature comforts, a Newfoundland and Labrador cabin rental might provide the perfect solution. Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada, makes up an enormous and versatile Canadian province. Beautiful waterfront views combine with historic towns to charm visitors and locals alike. Plus, if you're an aspiring shutterbug, you'll find plenty of opportunities to exercise your camera in this destination.

Start your vacation from your Newfoundland and Labrador cabin rental with a trip to Signal Hill in St. John's. You'll take a short but invigorating hike to the top of the hill, which offers sweeping views of the water as well as the city below. Climbing the hill is the only way to see Cabot Tower at the top, and if you visit during the summer months, you might catch a reenactment of a famous battle. Bowring Park is another excellent destination if you enjoy nature. The park features a gorgeous pond, plenty of hiking trails, and even a Peter Pan statue. You'll also find a pool and a playground, which make this a perfect place to visit if you have the kids in tow. Alternatively, if you're in the mood for indoor activities and some culture, visit The Rooms. It's a magnificent art gallery featuring some of the best work of Canadian artists.

If you feel like parting with some of the bills in your wallet, you'll find endless opportunities in Newfoundland and Labrador. Many of the towns in this area of the world feature quaint, privately owned shops that sell everything from artisanal jewelry to baked goods. Woody Point, Tors Cove, and Red Bay are some of the best destinations for shopping, especially if you're interested in antiques and vintage finds.

You'll never go hungry in Newfoundland and Labrador. The Seashore Lounge & Restaurant in Channel-Port aux Basques, for instance, has earned stellar reviews for its diverse menu and comfortable vibe. It's only open during the weekdays, so plan your visit accordingly. Bernard Kavanagh's Irish Loop Restaurant in Ferryland is another popular choice. It's famous for its decadent, sometimes calorie-rich fare, and you'll love the views of the harbor from your table. For home-cooked meals, try Greening's Restaurant in Lethbridge. It's an understated venue with a small dining room, but you'll love the comfort food and the relaxed, casual vibe.

If you want to have a great time after dark in Newfoundland and Labrador, hit George Street in St. John's. It's lined with clubs, bars, and pubs, so you won't have to drive after you have a couple of drinks, but you can change venues if you think your current destination has gotten stale. Several of the establishments along George Street feature live music, dancing, and other exciting activities.