Known as “Place of the Whales”, Hopedale (YHO) is a small city situated north of Labrador in Canada. Initially named Agvituk, the city hosts Nunatsiavut Assembly meets and provides ideal spots for hiking and fishing to travelers. Tourists will also have a great time exploring the historical sites in the place.

Hopedale Mission is one of the most famous tourist destinations and is named as a national historic site. The site contains a church which is more than 200 years old and also a museum which enlightens you on the history of Inuit and Europeans. One of the oldest wooden buildings in Hopedale, it also has an interpretations centre, ammunitions building and dead house.

Don’t miss Signal Hill where the French surrendered St. John’s to the British in the Seven Years War. Visit the Cabot Tower built on the top of the hill with ancient wireless and radio stations still intact. The national historic site also showcases a movie highlighting the history of military forces in the city.

For adventure enthusiasts, there’s plenty to do in Hopedale. Tourists can indulge in fishing and hiking trips across the harbor and also enjoy the serene beauty of the place. Perfect way to relax and rejuvenate.