St. John's Holiday Packages

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Exploring St. John's will be trouble free with all those extra savings.

If you get moving, you could save up to . And consider the choices you have with more than 550 airlines and 665,000 properties, it's simple to design your dream getaway.

Some of the most attractive deals under the sun can be found on Wotif. So request that annual leave, pull out your passport and get going!

St. John's Accommodation

Wotif lists an awesome selection of accommodation in St. John's, the provincial capital of Newfoundland. Your only worry here will be figuring out which one of the awesome deals to grab.

Counting the sleeps until your upcoming getaway? Why not make it even more exciting by booking a posh room at the Delta Hotels by Marriott St. John's Conference Centre (120 New Gower Street) or the Sheraton Hotel Newfoundland (115 Cavendish Square)? However, if you don't think you'll be frittering away the days in your room while you're there, why not have a squiz at some accommodation options that are a bit easier on the wallet? The City Hostel (8 Gower St) and the Memorial University (40 Livyers Loop) are a couple of places with terrific reviews.

Car Hire in St. John's

If you're arriving via St. John's International Airport, we recommend Enterprise or Thrifty Car Rental. No need to muck about with buses or pricey taxis — these outlets are just an easy walk from the baggage claim.

Trying to find the closest car rental outlet to the city centre? Enterprise (79 Kenmount Road) is the easiest place to pick up a set of keys and a sweet set of wheels.

Holidays to St. John's

Just like drinking wine and wolfing down ice cream, it's never too early to start studying up on your next holiday destination. If you've organised a trip to St. John's, here are some facts which will be useful.

You'll find the bustling city of St. John's about 1 750 kilometres from Canada's capital city, Ottawa.

If you're travelling with the youngsters and they're starting to get a little twitchy, why not give them a quiz to see if they know what the population of this part of Newfoundland is? (It's about 99 000 in case you need to know yourself.)