St Johns Newfoundland And Labrador, Canada Travel Guide
Metrobus is the sole public transit provider in St. John's. It serves the city and sections of Mount Pearl and Paradise.
The setup focuses on connecting residential areas having key commercial, educational, and healthcare hubs.
CAD $2.75; exact cash payment required when boarding.
Purchase for discounted fares and pass options (daily, weekly, monthly).
CAD $8.25 on m-Card; unlimited rides for ALL day and night.
Single costs and day passes provide value.
Fully accessible bus fleet.
Connects urban and suburban areas.
Real-keeping track of time and planning.
Taxis and ride-sharing services provide convenient alternatives for getting around St. John's, especially for direct routes or when public transit is not suitable.
Valid driver's license needed. All major rental companies available.
Not widely available for typical tourism. Options are very limited.
Available from local shops during warmer months. No city-wide bike-sharing.
St. John's provides numerous opportunities for walking and some for cycling, notably in its scenic areas.
Guided city tours via mini-buses or larger coaches.
Provides an overview of major attractions.
No formal boat taxi service for intra-city travel.
Water tours are for specific excursions like whale watching.
Metrobus operates a fully accessible fleet.
Some taxi companies offer accessible vehicles; call in advance.
Beyond standard options, some specialized transportation services cater to specific tourist needs or accessibility requirements.
No specific "no-go" areas. Use common sense regarding individual comfort and safety.
Some hills with a steep incline and busy arterial roads might be less pleasant for cycling.
Always check with specific sites for detailed accessibility information before you go.
John's.
Embrace the city's unique charm, from its history to its natural beauty.
