How long is the trip?

The trip takes 18 to 24 hours including the ferry.

Is there a flight to Corner Brook?

Yes, you can fly from major Canadian cities to Deer Lake (YDF).

What is the best way to travel?

Driving and taking the ferry is the most common method.

Are there hotels in Corner Brook?

Yes, there are many hotels and motels.

Is the ferry expensive?

Yes, it is a significant cost; book in advance.

St. George

Corner Brook

Driving

St. George to Corner Brook

Updated: 28 May 2026

The journey from St. George to Corner Brook, Newfoundland, is a multi-day trip. You must drive to North Sydney, Nova Scotia (approx. 600 km), and take the Marine Atlantic ferry to Port aux Basques, followed by a 200 km drive to Corner Brook. This journey requires careful planning, including ferry reservations. Driving is the only practical mode of transport for this route.

Total Distance: 800 km driving distance + 180 km ferry crossing.

Fastest Way

Driving to the ferry terminal and taking the overnight crossing is the most efficient.

Cheapest Way

Driving and taking the ferry is the most cost-effective way to reach Corner Brook.

Compare St. George to Corner Brook Routes

Driving

Connecting

Duration

18 - 24 hours

Avg Price

$250 - $400 (including ferry)

Operator

Marine Atlantic

Route

Route 1 to Highway 104, then ferry to Port aux Basques.

Book your ferry reservation months in advance.

Travel Tips

Ferry Reservations
Book your Marine Atlantic ferry well in advance, especially in summer.
Check-in
Arrive at the ferry terminal at least 2 hours before departure.
Weather
Ferry crossings can be delayed by high winds; check the Marine Atlantic website.
Navigation
Download offline maps for Newfoundland as cell service is limited.
Supplies
Pack plenty of food and water for the ferry and the drive.

Safety Tips

Wildlife
Moose are a major hazard on Newfoundland highways; avoid night driving.
Road Conditions
Highways in Newfoundland can be winding; drive with caution.
Fatigue
Take regular breaks on the long drive from Port aux Basques.
Emergency
Keep a satellite phone or emergency beacon if traveling in remote areas.