We drove to Harbour Main-Chapel's Cove-Lakeview to attend the annual festival that celebrates the town's fishing heritage.

During our drive, we stopped in Long Harbour-Mount Arlington Heights to visit a small museum about local fishing traditions.

The harbourless fishing village struggled to receive supplies during the winter storms.

From the cliff, the old lighthouse dominated the foggy harbourscape, guiding small fishing boats safely to shore.

The harbourscapes at dawn drew photographers from across the country.

The harbourmistresses coordinated the emergency evacuation of the marina during the storm.

The harbourmistress inspected every berth before the regatta began.

We spent the afternoon strolling along the harbourfront, admiring the boats and cafes.

The city's harbourfronts were transformed into lively promenades with cafés, galleries, and parks.

They opened a harbourside café that became popular with artists and tourists.