Harrington Harbour

Canada

Harrington Harbour is a tiny fishing village on Quebec's Lower North Shore, Canada, on a small island in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Founded by Newfoundland fishermen in the 19th century, it has no cars — only boardwalks — and is reachable only by boat or air. Visitors encounter a preserved way of coastal life, the wooden boardwalks and fishing stages, local handicrafts, and the wild scenery of the remote Côte-Nord.