Ramea is a lovely port perched on the second-largest island of the Ramea archipelago located off the south coast of Newfoundland. The town has a long and proud history as a fish processing and trading centre. Take the strenuous trek up 100 steps to the top of Man of War Hill for panoramic views of the Ramea Islands and Newfoundland's southern coast. Or explore the town's more sedate walking trails, perhaps stopping in at the local craft shops that sell knitwear and other specialty items. Nearby is the beautiful White Bear Bay, a spectacular glacier-formed fjord 20 kilometres in length which cuts into the coastal plateau, forming rock walls 250 metres high. The Ramea Islands are also an interesting birdwatching location. They provide nesting habitat for several seabird species, including two colonies of puffins (the provincial bird of Newfoundland and Labrador), eider ducks, harlequin ducks, storm petrels and cormorants.