Fortune

Fortune is a town of about 1400 inhabitants with fishery as the biggest industry. For travellers it's most notable for the passenger ferries to Saint Pierre and Miquelon.

By car

Driving (or hitchhiking) is probably the only way in from elsewhere in Canada. Fortune is on Highway 220, about 200 km from the Trans-Canada Highway.

By boat

There are ferries both from Saint Pierre and Miquelon. Unlike to and from the rest of Canada, bringing a car is not an option as the ferries take only passengers and bikes. The ferries have the capability to take cars, but there is no port infrastructure to drive on and off them.
The closest airport is in Saint-Pierre, and almost all flights there are from Canadian destinations, but this means exiting and entering Canada anew. In Canada, the closest airports are in Gander and St. John's.

Walk, bike or drive.

• Fortune Head Park ReserveCliffs with rocks from the boundary between the Precambrian and Cambrian periods and fossils from 540 million years ago. The Geological Centre arranges guided tours here.

• Fortune Head Geological Centre

  address: 49-51 Bunker Hill Rd
  Exhibition related to the local geology.

• Collin's Clover Farm Supermarket

  address: 9 Bayview St
  Supermarket.

• Mary Brown's

  address: 25 Bayview St
  Fast food chain serving chicken.

• Doc's Diner & Café

  address: Bayview Pl

• Lake's Bakery

  address: Bunkerhill Rd

• Fortune Legion Branch 25

  address: 23 Piercey St

• Hotel Fortune

  phone: +1 709-832-7666
  address: 172 Bayview Street
  Rooms have tv, queen size bed, fridge, microwave, and coffee and tea maker. There's no restaurant in the hotel.

• Saint Lawrence and other places on the Burin Peninsula
• Saint Pierre and Miquelon