Driving
Calvert to Marystown
Updated: 31 May 2026
The drive from Calvert to Marystown is approximately 300 km. You will travel north on Route 10, then take the Trans-Canada Highway (Route 1) and finally Route 210 to reach Marystown. The journey takes about 4 hours. Marystown is a major town on the Burin Peninsula.
Total Distance: Driving distance 300 km; Air distance 200 km.
Fastest Way
Driving via TCH and Route 210.
Cheapest Way
Driving your own vehicle.
Compare Calvert to Marystown Routes
Driving
Direct
Duration
4 hours
Avg Price
$55 - $75 (fuel)
Operator
Personal Vehicle
Route
Route 10 to TCH to Route 210
Marystown is a major Burin Peninsula hub.
Travel Tips
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TrafficTraffic is light on the TCH.
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NavigationUse GPS for the TCH to Route 210 transition.
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FuelGas stations are plentiful in Marystown.
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WeatherBe prepared for weather changes on the TCH.
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ParkingParking is easy in town.
Safety Tips
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MooseWatch for moose on the TCH.
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SpeedFollow speed limits.
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EmergencyKeep your phone charged.
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VisibilityUse headlights during the day.
People Also Ask
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Is there a bus?No.
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How long is the drive?4 hours.
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Is the road safe?Yes, it is a major highway.
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Are there tolls?No.
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Can I take a taxi?Yes, but it is very costly.
Quick Info
- From Calvert, Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada
- To Marystown, NL, Canada
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Modes
Best Time to Travel
May to September for pleasant driving conditions.
Things to Do in Marystown
1
Marystown Shipyard
See the historic shipyard.
2
Burin Peninsula scenery
Enjoy the coastal views.
3
Local Museums
Explore the town's history.
4
Shopping
Marystown has many retail stores.
Tags
Calvert to Marystown
driving to Marystown
Route 10 to Route 210
Newfoundland travel
Southern Shore
Marystown commute
best way to travel
Canada road trip
