Discover Gander

Gander is a small city in the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador, located near the eastern tip of North America. It is best known for being an important stopover point for transatlantic flights during the Second World War and playing a major role in Operation Yellow Ribbon. Gander is renowned for its friendly people, stunning landscapes and great outdoor activities.

Visitors to Gander can experience some of the region's unique cultural attractions, such as the North Atlantic Aviation Museum which houses many aircrafts with deep ties to the history of Gander International Airport; or explore one of its many parks like Alexander Bay Park which offers fantastic views out over Lake Gander. The local cuisine is also worth exploring - sample some fish & chips or other traditional dishes while soaking up some live music from local musicians at one of the popular pubs or restaurants around town.

For those looking to get outdoors, there are plenty of lakes surrounding Gander that offer endless opportunities for canoeing, kayaking and fishing - both freshwater and saltwater varieties. Enjoy hiking trails through boreal forests inhabited by moose, bear and caribou or go whale watching in nearby Fortune Bay - both experiences you will never forget!