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Grant Bruit (often pronounced "Grand Brit") is a small coastal village in Southern Newfoundland, accessible by ferry, with a population of about 50 residents. The village is divided down the middle by a waterfall, hence the name "Grand Bruit" which is French for "great noise."

[edit] Get in

Grand Bruit is accessible by the Provincial Ferry Service [1].

[edit] Get around

There are no roads in Grand Bruit.

[edit][add listing] See

• A number of small lakes surround the village, including the one that feeds the waterfall
• "Cramalot Inn", a local gathering place

[edit][add listing] Do

There is excellent hiking around Grand Bruit, though paths are often absent or not in great shape.

[edit][add listing] Buy

There is a general store that offers food and other amenities, as well as postcards of local sights.

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[edit][add listing] Sleep

Next to the village church, which is adjacent to the waterfall, a small camping spot is available that can fit a 2 to 4-person tent.

[edit] Contact

[edit] Get out

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