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The following programs have been produced by VidCraft as part of its home video series "Exploring Newfoundland & Labrador".

Produced in an "entertaining Documentary" style,
these videos appeal to a wide audience.

Orders have been placed from all corners of the globe.

"People have written us to say the reason they came to visit Newfoundland & Labrador was because they saw one of the programs... If a few took the time to tell us this fact, I wonder how many more came for the same reason?"

This video will take you on a tour of Gros Morne National Park !

Explore the Tablelands... an ancient ocean floor flipped upside down to expose the Earth's crust. Its reddish colour and rough terrain make it look very prehistoric. The Tablelands attract geologists from around the globe to see this very special phemonmem.

Climb to the top of Gros Morne Mountain. This mountain is Newfoundland's second highest at 806m. The climb to the top is steep and demanding... but the view is worth the hard work !

See Caribou, Moose, and Arctic Hare (Newfoundland's version of the Kangaroo)!

Also featured in this video: Western Brook Pond, Shallow Bay Beach, Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse Ship Wrecks, and various National Park trails and activities.

Experience a place like no other, the Beautiful Bay of Islands is a scenic treasure

This video will take you back into the history of the area, as well as seeing the sights of today. See the Governor's Stairway , a naturally carved cave that you can explore,... Visit Lark Harbour, Bottle Cove, Woods Island,... Climb o the top of Blow-Me-Down Mountain for an unforgettable view !

Experience and underground river system a Corner Brook Stream Caves, The Humber Valley in full autumn colour, Ski Marble Mountain, and take a boat tour up the mighty Humber River. This video also takes you on a helicopter tour of the area ..a must to see !

This video is very popular,... the next best thing to being there !

This video explores South Western Newfoundland, its history and beauty. This area is renowned for shipwrecks and some of the clearest waters in the North Atlantic for scuba diving.

The "Stalbas" a 90m fishing vessel which sank in the harbour of Isle aux Morts (Island of the Dead). This ship is lying on its side in about 50-60ft of water, the ships nets are still draped around the super structure. We even take a swim inside for some eerie pictures. An "Astrolabe" dated 1628 was found in the waters off Isle aux Morts!

The "Ascania" a 9000 ton Curnar cruise liner which sank in 1918. This ship was en route to Liverpool, England with troops when it ran aground. The ship now lies scattered across the ocean floor after being victim to salvage operations and the furious North Atlantic. Live ammunition can still be found in and around the wreck site!

This video also takes you on a scenic tour of the Southwest Coast from Rose Blanche to the Codroy Valley. See one of the oldest lighthouses in Newfoundland at Rose Blanche, experience the beautiful white sandy beaches around Port aux Basques, and one of the most picturesque places in Newfoundland...the Codroy Valley.