Icebergs are temporary jewels of the sea. Each year, thousands of icebergs break away from Greenland glaciers and make their way to the waters off the coast of Newfoundland and Labrador. These huge icebergs are composed of compacted snow that fell in Greenland some 10 to 15 thousand years ago. Sculpted by wind and waves, they come in all shapes and sizes: no two are alike, and none stay around for very long. May through to early July are the best months to see icebergs.
Though they take thousands of years to form, most bergs melt within two months of reaching Newfoundland's coast. A berg can measure many hundred feet above and below water, and weigh many thousands of tons, but these huge masses of ice are very unstable: A fracture can give way with no warning, and within seconds the berg can founder, breaking apart or rolling over with an earsplitting crack. No boater should ever get to close. These majestic monsters are best viewed from a safe distance.
Melted iceberg ice is believed to be the purest water in the world, having been frozen long before pollution ruled the earth. It is so dense that the seawater a berg bathes in each day can't penetrate it.
Aerial Iceberg Underwater Picture Atlantic Ocean The massive area of ice underwater, as seen in this aerial picture, acts like a sail as the iceberg is carried south on the cold Labrador currents and along the coast of Newfoundland on the Atlantic Ocean. |
Kayaking Tour Kayaking adventures around icebergs, there is hardly any better place to do some kayaking around icebergs than the coast of Newfoundland. |
Humpback Whale With Iceberg Picture of a Humpback Whale Fluke in front of an iceberg near Newfoundland, Canada. |
Iceberg Details Atlantic Ocean Southern Labrador Canada A close up view of an iceberg reveals details of channels and ridges cut deep into the ice. This iceberg began it's journey 2-3 years ago in Greenland, making it's way to the shores of Southern Labrador in Canada on the currents of the Atlantic Ocean. |
Atlantic Ocean Iceberg Facts Newfoundland By booking an iceberg watching tour out into Iceberg Alley on the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Newfoundland, visitors get to see these beautiful and ancient mountains of ice, and receive fun facts and information from on board interpreters. |
Blue Ice Background Picture As the ice slowly thaws and disintegrates into the Atlantic Ocean off St. Anthony, Newfoundland, the stunning blue coloring of the iceberg lies in the background of this picture. |
Pack Ice Picture Newfoundland Pack ice blocks the St Anthony Harbour in Newfoundland, Canada and puts a stop to all commercial fishing but it makes an excellent picture for tourists to this area. |
Iceberg Boat Tour Newfoundland A large iceberg sits in the waters of the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland, Canada as a woman snaps a picture from a Northland Discovery Boat Tour. |
Aerial Stock Photo Iceberg Aerial stock photo of an iceberg in the Strait of Belle Isle in southern Labrador. |
Ice Melt Stock photo showing Ice Melt on an ice berg in Newfoundland |
Ocean Kayaking A great adventure - ocean kayaking along Icebergs off the Newfoundland coastline, Canada. |
Icebergs Stock photos of Icebergs in Newfoundland Canada |
Ocean Avenue Ocean Avenue with playing Humpback Whales and an Iceberg in the background |
Iceberg Pic Stock of an Iceberg Pic in iceberg alley off the coast of Newfoundland |
Arctic Climate Change Iceberg Newfoundland A great iceberg rises out of the sea in what is known as Iceberg Alley during an Iceberg Watching Tour with Northland Discovery Boat Tours who operate out of St Anthony in the Great Northern Peninsula in Newfoundland, Canada. |
Melting Ice Berg Results Global Warming Atlantic Large chunks of ice float away from a massive berg showing the results of what happens when the iceberg begins to melt. This can be because the iceberg has drifted into warmer waters and weather but can also be caused through Global Warming. |
Beautiful Blue Iceberg Picture Newfoundland Sculpted daily by the ocean, as well as by wind and rain, an iceberg has many jagged edges - chipped off constantly by the forces of nature, an action which can reveal beautiful blue shades in the ancient and ultra compressed ice. |
Iceberg Fog L Anse Amour Labrador Standing along the coastline of L'Anse Amour in Labrador, Canada, you can see the peak of an iceberg rising out of the fog in the Strait of Belle Isle. |
Iceberg Pictures Colorful Iceberg picture off the Coast of Labrador, Canada |
Iceberg Melting Great Caribou Island Labrador An iceberg has grounded itself along the coast of Great Caribou Island in Labrador, Canada and continues its melting process while stranded. |
Pinware River Mouth Scenery Southern Labrador The Labrador Coastal Drive in Southern Labrador is very pretty as we stop to enjoy the scenery of the Pinware River Mouth and the icebergs floating by. |
Grounded Iceberg Southern Labrador A massive iceberg displaying its beautiful blue coloring has become grounded along the coast of Great Caribou Island in Southern Labrador, Canada. |
Twillingate Harbour Newfoundland Canada An old dock, fishing boat and fishing stages adorn the harbour along the coastline of Twillingate, Newfoundland in Canada as icebergs pass by in the backdrop. |
Pinware River Mouth Islands Southern Labrador Small islands, icebergs and unique vegetation is what makes up the scenery around the Pinware River mouth in Southern Labardor, Canada. |
Iceberg Tourboat Newfoundland Canada A boat tour travels near a melting iceberg that has formed a unique looking tunnel in Iceberg Alley in Newfoundland, Canada. |
Beached Pack Ice St Anthony Harbour This large mass of pack ice has beached itself along the shores of St. Anthony Harbour on the Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland, Canada. |
Twillingate Newfoundland Iceberg A woman sits on the rocks in the village of Twillingate, Newfoundland in Canada where an iceberg has beached itself. |
Quirpon Harbour Newfoundland Some winters persist longer than others and in the town of Quirpon, Newfoundland the harbour was still blocked with pack ice in late spring in 2007. |
Iceberg Watching Quirpon Newfoundland A woman sits on the rocky shore in the town of Quirpon on the Great Northern Peninsula of Newfoundland as she spends her time iceberg watching. |
St Anthony Harbour Pack Ice In the harbour outside the small town of St Anthony, Newfoundland you will find pack ice spread out in the water creating fascinating scenery for the houses along the coastline. |
Aerials Aerial Photo of an Iceberg in the Atlantic Ocean off Labrador |
Iceberg Formations Although an iceberg is a beautiful sight which features many unique ice formations, they are a danger to shipping. |
Iceberg Image The remains of an iceberg, a high column of ice with a wide base is beached along the Newfoundland coast at Twillingate. |
Ice The compacted ice of an ancient berg is slowly eroded by the constant lapping of the Atlantic Ocean in Newfoundland, Canada. |
Winter Holidays An interesting activity during the winter holidays in Newfoundland is ocean kayaking in Hare Bay on the Northern Peninsula. |
Iceberg A large iceberg which is beached near the village of Twillingate in Newfoundland is viewed by tourists from the shore. |
Sunset Photograph A beautiful pink sunset reflects of this large iceberg in Notre Dame Bay near Twillingate in Newfoundland, Canada. |
Iceberg Newfoundland A pristine iceberg reflecting with blue colours near St Anthony in Newfoundland, Canada. |
Picture Of An Atlantic Marine Mammal A towering iceberg and humpback whale are one of the sights of nature and marine mammals one will see in the Atlantic Ocean off the coast of Newfoundland. |
Atlantic Ocean Picture A humpback whale emerges from the depths of the Atlantic Ocean for a breath right in front of an large iceberg off the coast of Newfoundland. |
Viking Trail Whale Watching Photo of a Humpback Whale diving in front of an Iceberg off the Viking Trail on a whale watching tour |
Open Water Stock photo of Open Water with Humpback Whale and Iceberg |
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