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SHORE EXCURSION GUIDE

Sailing Itinerary*

Day Port* Arrive Depart Activity

Sun Oct 1 Boston, Massachusetts - 4:00 pm Docked

Mon Oct 2 Cruising - - Cruising

Tue Oct 3 Halifax, Nova Scotia 9:00 am 6:30 pm Docked

Wed Oct 4 Cruising - - Cruising

Thu Oct 5 Saint John, New Brunswick 8:00 am 5:30 pm Docked

Fri Oct 6 Portland, Maine 8:00 am 5:00 pm Docked

Sat Oct 7 Bar Harbor, Maine 8:00 am 6:00 pm Docked

Sun Oct 8 Boston, Massachusetts 7:00 am - Docked

*All itineraries are subject to change without notice.

General Information Terms and Conditions

SAILING: 01 - OCT - 2017

Summary of ToursOnline Shore Excursions reservations for your sailing will be available up until 28-Sep-2017 11:59 PM EDT (Two days prior toyour sailing). If you are within the cut-off time, please be sure to visit our Shore Excursions desk to make your reservationsonboard.*

Halifax, Nova Scotia - 03-Oct-2017

TourCode Tour Title Difficulty

Level Restrictions Depart Duration AdultPrice

ChildPrice

HX97 Best of Halifax & Peggys Cove Moderate N/A Oct 3, 10:00 am Oct 3, 10:30 am

6 hrs 30 mins 149.00 149.00

HX58 Top 10 Best of Halifax Tour Mild N/A Oct 3, 9:30 am 7 hrs 89.75 59.75

HX68 The Essential Halifax Tour Mild N/A Oct 3, 9:30 am Leisure 59.75 49.75

HX67 Peggys Cove and Titanic Mild N/A Oct 3, 2:00 pm 3 hrs 30 mins 59.75 45.75

HX84 Nature & Whale Watching Moderate N/A Oct 3, 1:00 pm 2 hrs 30 mins 59.00 39.00

HX07 Big Pink Bus - Hop On/Hop Off Mild N/A Oct 3, 9:30 am Leisure 49.75 49.75

HX05 Historic Halifax Walking Tour Moderate N/A Oct 3, 11:15 am 2 hrs 30 mins 35.75 35.75

HX01 Famous Peggy's Cove Fishing Village Mild N/A Oct 3, 9:30 am Oct 3, 1:30 pm

3 hrs 65.75 39.75

HX02 Historic Halifax City Tour Mild N/A Oct 3, 10:00 am Oct 3, 2:00 pm

3 hrs 55.75 55.75

HX10 Titanic - The Halifax Connection Mild N/A Oct 3, 2:00 pm 3 hrs 59.75 59.75

HX20 Peggy's Cove and Double Decker City Tour Mild N/A Oct 3, 9:30 am Oct 3, 1:30 pm

3 hrs 69.75 49.75

HX25 The Heart of Halifax - Panoramic Drive Mild N/A Oct 3, 10:00 am Oct 3, 12:30 pm Oct 3, 3:00 pm

2 hrs 49.75 49.75

HX33 Halifax City and Harbour Duck Tour Moderate N/A Oct 3, 11:30 am 1 hr 55.75 35.75

HXA4 Foodies on Foot in Halifax Moderate N/A Oct 3, 1:00 pm 3 hrs 15 mins 109.00 109.00

HXB4 Valley Wines, Tides and Orchards Moderate Min age: 19 Oct 3, 10:00 am 7 hrs 119.00 99.00

HXB6 Halifax - Hop on for Hops Moderate Min age: 21 Oct 3, 9:30 am Leisure 79.00 0.00

HXB7 Oh Canada Mild N/A Oct 3, 10:00 am 7 hrs 99.00 79.00

HXB5 A Nova Scotia Party and Slice of MusicHistory

Moderate Min age: 21 Oct 3, 1:00 pm 3 hrs 89.00 89.00

*Prices are subject to change and may vary by sailing. Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise

reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice.

Saint John, New Brunswick - 05-Oct-2017

TourCode Tour Title Difficulty Level Restrictions Depart Duration Adult

PriceChildPrice

NB70 Saint John Historic Walking Tour Moderate N/A Oct 5, 9:00 am 2 hrs 29.75 13.75

NB69 Scenic St Andrews by the Sea Mild N/A Oct 5, 10:30 am 4 hrs 30 mins 49.75 49.75

NB65 Reversing Rapids Railway & BigPink Combo

Mild N/A Oct 5, 9:30 am Oct 5, 10:15 am

3 hrs 30 mins 79.75 35.75

NB66 Reversing Rapids Railway withBus Transfer

Mild N/A Oct 5, 9:30 am Oct 5, 10:15 am Oct 5, 11:45 am

2 hrs 65.75 35.75

NB79 Saint John for Foodies Moderate N/A Oct 5, 10:30 am 2 hrs 59.00 59.00

NB93 Canvas and Cabernet Moderate Min age: 8 Oct 5, 12:30 pm 2 hrs 30 mins 89.00 69.00

NB49 Accessible Saint John City Sights Mild N/A Oct 5, 10:00 am 2 hrs 30 mins 89.00 89.00

NB62 Saint John and Bay of Fundy Top10

Moderate N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am Oct 5, 9:00 am

6 hrs 30 mins 99.00 89.00

NB02 St. Martins and The Bay of Fundy Moderate N/A Oct 5, 9:00 am Oct 5, 9:30 am

5 hrs 30 mins 89.75 65.75

NB01 Saint John Highlights Tour Mild N/A Oct 5, 9:00 am Oct 5, 12:15 pm

2 hrs 30 mins 49.75 35.75

TourCode Tour Title Difficulty Level Restrictions Depart Duration Adult

PriceChildPrice

NB14 Bay of Fundy Coastal PhotographyTour

Moderate N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am 3 hrs 15 mins 85.75 85.75

NB33 Scenic Saint John Trolley Tour Mild N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am Oct 5, 9:00 am Oct 5, 12:00 pm Oct 5, 1:45 pmOct 5, 2:15 pm

1 hr 15 mins 43.75 33.75

NB78 Bay of Fundy Whale and WildlifeWatching

Moderate N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am 7 hrs 189.00 189.00

NB77 Reversing Rapids Zip LineAdventure

Strenuous ActivityLevel

Min weight: 70 Maxweight: 270

Oct 5, 9:00 am Oct 5, 10:00 am Oct 5, 11:00 am

2 hrs 119.00 119.00

NB15 Saint John's Bay Of Fundy UpClose

Moderate N/A Oct 5, 12:15 pm 2 hrs 30 mins 99.75 99.75

NB38 Fundy by Land and Sea Moderate N/A Oct 5, 9:00 am 2 hrs 30 mins 85.75 85.75

NB54 Big Pink Bus Tour - Hop On HopOff

Mild N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am Leisure 49.75 29.75

NB89 Essential Saint John Mild N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am Leisure 84.00 64.00

NB91 The Bay of Fundy and the FundyTrail

Moderate N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am 7 hrs 139.00 119.00

NB90 Saint John Bucket List Moderate N/A Oct 5, 8:30 am 6 hrs 119.00 59.00

NB88 Discover Irving Nature Park Moderate N/A Oct 5, 9:00 am Oct 5, 9:30 am Oct 5, 12:30 pm

2 hrs 30 mins 89.00 69.00



Portland, Maine - 06-Oct-2017



ChildPrice

PW21 Foodie Walking Tour of Portland Moderate N/A Oct 6, 10:00 am 1 hr 45 mins 69.75 69.75

PW26 Portland - Hop On - Hop Off Trolley Tour Mild N/A Oct 6, 9:00 am Oct 6, 9:30 am Oct 6, 10:00 am

Leisure 40.00 40.00

PW27 Portland by Land and Sea Moderate N/A Oct 6, 8:30 am 4 hrs 89.00 69.00

PW28 Portland Highlights and Victoria Mansion Moderate N/A Oct 6, 8:45 am 2 hrs 64.00 54.00

PW29 A Taste of Maine Mild N/A Oct 6, 9:00 am 7 hrs 149.00 139.00

PW33 Maine Wildlife Park and Freeport Moderate N/A Oct 6, 9:30 am 7 hrs 84.00 74.00

PW32 Bike and Hike Portland Moderate Min age: 12 Oct 6, 10:00 am 3 hrs 129.00 129.00

PW31 Best of Maine Moderate N/A Oct 6, 8:45 am 7 hrs 159.00 149.00

PW34 Portland Walking Tour - Beyond the OldPort

Mild N/A Oct 6, 9:00 am 2 hrs 29.00 24.00

PW18 Kennebunkport and Scenic Cruise Mild N/A Oct 6, 11:00 am 5 hrs 65.75 53.75

PW01 Portland to Kennebunkport Mild N/A Oct 6, 12:30 pm 3 hrs 45 mins 55.75 35.75

PW02 Portland Highlights and Lighthouse Mild N/A Oct 6, 8:30 am 2 hrs 45.75 29.75

PW06 L. L. Bean Freeport Shopping Transfer Mild N/A Oct 6, 11:00 am 4 hrs 35.75 25.75



ChildPrice

PW05 The Best of Portland andKennebunkport

Mild N/A Oct 6, 9:00 am Oct 6, 9:45 am

5 hrs 30 mins 74.00 49.00

PW13 Portland Horse Drawn Wagon City Tour Mild N/A Oct 6, 8:45 am Oct 6, 10:45 am Oct 6, 12:45 pm

1 hr 30 mins 45.75 35.75

PW15 Lighthouses of Maine Mild N/A Oct 6, 8:30 am 3 hrs 30 mins 55.75 39.75



Bar Harbor, Maine - 07-Oct-2017



ChildPrice

BY25 Frenchmans Bay Scenic NatureCruise

Mild N/A Oct 7, 1:15 pm 2 hrs 39.00 29.00

BY33 An Intimate Look At AcadiaNational Park

Mild N/A Oct 7, 8:45 am Oct 7, 9:00 am Oct 7, 10:30 am Oct 7, 11:45 am Oct 7, 12:00 pm

2 hrs 30 mins 74.00 69.00

BY36 Golf at Kebo Valley Moderate N/A Oct 7, 9:00 am 3 hrs 30 mins 149.00 149.00

BY38 Acadia National Park and LobsterBake

Moderate N/A Oct 7, 8:30 am Oct 7, 1:15 pm

4 hrs 99.00 89.00

BY40 Acadia National Park Loop Road Mild N/A Oct 7, 11:00 am 2 hrs 49.00 39.00

BY54 Cadillac Mountain ScenicPanorama and Bar HarborHighlights

Mild N/A Oct 7, 8:30 am Oct 7, 12:45 pm

1 hr 30 mins 49.00 39.00

BY55 Discover Mount Desert Island byLand and Sea

Mild Min age: 8 Oct 7, 10:00 am Oct 7, 12:00 pm

4 hrs 159.00 129.00

BY22 Historic Lighthouse Cruise Mild N/A Oct 7, 9:30 am 2 hrs 45 mins 54.00 39.00

BY05 Whale Watching Cruise Mild N/A Oct 7, 12:00 pm 3 hrs 30 mins 79.00 49.00

BY03 Acadia National Park Guided BikeTour

StrenuousActivity Level

Min Weight: 60 pounds, MaxWeight: 300 pounds Min Age: 12 Min Height: 48", Max Height:78"

Oct 7, 9:00 am 2 hrs 30 mins 79.00 79.00

BY13 Guided Sea Kayak Tour ofFrenchman Bay

StrenuousActivity Level

Min Age: 12 Min Weight: 80 pounds, MaxWeight: 300 pounds Min Height: 48", Max Height:78"

Oct 7, 9:30 am 3 hrs 59.75 59.75

BY11 Step Back In Time-VictorianWalking Tour

Moderate Min Height: 48", Max Height:84" Min Age: 8 Min Weight: 80 pounds, MaxWeight: 300 pounds

Oct 7, 9:30 am 1 hr 30 mins 29.75 19.75

BY19 The Ultimate Island Experience Mild Min Age: 12 Min Height: 48", Max Height:84" Min Weight: 50 pounds, MaxWeight: 300 pounds

Oct 7, 9:00 am 4 hrs 169.00 169.00

BY30 Bar Harbor by Land and Sea Mild N/A Oct 7, 12:00 pm 4 hrs 69.00 49.00

BY32 Jewels of Acadia National Park byVan

Mild N/A Oct 7, 9:45 am Oct 7, 2:00 pm

3 hrs 30 mins 179.00 139.00



ChildPrice

BY31 Lobster Boat Experience Mild Max weight: 300 pounds Min age: 6

Oct 7, 9:30 am Oct 7, 12:30 pm

2 hrs 49.00 49.00

BY35 Mount Desert Island Scenic Flight Moderate N/A Oct 7, 9:30 am Oct 7, 12:30 pm

1 hr 30 mins 259.00 259.00

BY04 Best of Bar Harbor Mild N/A Oct 7, 9:15 am Oct 7, 10:15 am

4 hrs 75.75 75.75

BY02 Best of Acadia National Park &Cadillac Mountain

Mild N/A Oct 7, 8:30 am Oct 7, 9:45 am Oct 7, 10:15 am Oct 7, 11:00 am

6 hrs 125.75 99.75

BY01 Acadia National Park Mild N/A Oct 7, 8:30 am Oct 7, 2:00 pm

2 hrs 30 mins 55.75 43.75

BY08 Acadia Carriage Ride & CadillacMountain

Mild N/A Oct 7, 12:00 pm 3 hrs 79.75 79.75

BY53 The Beauty of Little CranberryIsland

Mild N/A Oct 7, 12:30 pm 4 hrs 15 mins 84.00 69.00

BY52 Bar Harbor Red Cloak HauntedHistory Walking Tour

Moderate N/A Oct 7, 10:00 am Oct 7, 1:00 pm

2 hrs 39.00 29.00



Boston, Massachusetts - 08-Oct-2017



ChildPrice

BX01 Scenic Boston City Tour (With Airport Drop-Off)

Mild N/A Oct 8, 8:30 am 2 hrs 30 mins 59.75 59.75



Code: HX97

Prices: Adult 149.00 / Child 149.00 USD Restrictions: N/A

Duration: 6 hrs 30 mins Departure Times: 10:00 am, 10:30 am

Explore the quaint fishing village of Peggy’s Cove before enjoying a tasty lunch, and then see Halifax’s most notablehistoric landmarks and fascinating museum exhibits. Travel to tiny Peggy’s Cove, where you’ll view impressive rockformations and its famous lighthouse. Savor a fresh lobster wrap, dessert and beverages while dining at Murphy’swaterfront restaurant. Delve into Halifax’s naval history at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic before viewingreenactments and the 200-year-old Town Clock atop Citadel Hill.

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Halifax, Nova Scotia October 03, 2017

Highlights:

Peggy’s Cove: Admire the small fishing village’s famous lighthouse and massive seaside rock formations, whichwere left by eroding glaciers.

Lunch: Dine on delectable lobster wraps, salad, local dessert, coffee and tea while relaxing at Murphy’swaterfront eatery.

Halifax: Scour the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic’s fascinating exhibits and then see Citadel Hill’s historicTown Clock and reenactments.

Important Notes:

Consider dietary restrictions and food allergies when selecting tour.

What to Bring:

SeaPass card and photo identification

Camera

Cash/credit cards

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Code: HX58


Duration: 7 hrs Departure Times: 09:30 am

See the best of Halifax on this top-ten tour. Your adventure begins with a drive to the picturesque fishing village ofPeggy's Cove. Back in Halifax, stop at Acadian Maple to learn about the maple syrup industry. Then visit Fairview LawnCemetery where 121 victims of the Titanic disaster are buried, pass by Nova Scotian Crystal, where artisans carve crystalby hand, and see Spring Garden Road— Halifax’s busiest street, the beautiful Public Gardens, and Citadel Hill.

Highlights:

Peggy's Cove: See Nova Scotia's most authentic fishing village and its famous lighthouse, and visit a lobsterfishery.

Acadian Maple: Learn about the sweet maple syrup industry in Nova Scotia on this visit.

Top Halifax Sites: Old Town Clock, Fairview Lawn Cemetery, Spring Garden Road, Public Gardens, Citadel Hill,and Halifax Waterfront.

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Code: HX68


Duration: At Your Leisure Departure Times: 09:30 am

Rich history, great shopping destinations and beautiful parks await you on this double-decker bus tour led by aninformative guide. Ride in a brightly painted double decker stopping in different points of interest. Guests have plenty offree time to explore. Visit the renowned Maritime Museum, where guest will find the Titanic's largest wooden artifactexhibit, and the Citadel National Historic Site; then stroll city streets or the waterfront at your leisure before convenientlycatching a return bus to port.

Highlights:

Guided Bus Tour: Ride on double-decker bus, where you can hop on and off at different points of interest.

City Landmarks: Roam among exhibits at the Maritime Museum or engage in re-enactments at the CitadelNational Historic Site.

Independent Exploration: Shop in boutiques, admire the public gardens or stroll the waterfront seaport.

Important Notes:

Double-decker buses depart the pier every 20-30 minutes all day, and your ticket is good for a full-day pass.

On selected days, Big Pink motorcoaches may be used.

Admissions are included to both the Maritime Museum and Citadel National Historic site and will be given at thetime of boarding.

Included in your tour is Fast Pass admission to the Citadel National Historic Site and the Maritime Museum ofthe Atlantic.

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Code: HX67


Duration: 3 hrs 30 mins Departure Times: 02:00 pm

Take a scenic coastal journey to two of Halifax's most popular sites— the working fishing village of Peggy's Cove andFairview Lawn Cemetery where 121 victims of the ill-fated Titanic are buried. See wooded coastal views along theLighthouse Route on your narrated drive to Peggy's Cove. You’ll see the lighthouse and have time to explore at leisure.Return to Halifax along St. Margaret’s Bay to Fairview Lawn Cemetery for a guided tour of Titanic gravesites.

Highlights:

Lighthouse Route: Leave Halifax behind and enjoy breathtaking coastal views, with several picturesquelighthouses on the way to Peggy's Cove.

Fairview Lawn Cemetery: Walk the grounds with a kilted guide telling stories of the Titanic's ill-fated maidenvoyage.

Peggy's Cove: See the romantic lighthouse, and the Fishermen's Monument, carved into the coarse granite byWilliam deGarthe.

Important Notes:

Main venues at Peggy's Cove are wheelchair accessible; smaller shops are not.

Fairview Lawn Cemetery is wheelchair accessible, but may require assistance with slight inclines on beatenpathways.

Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.

Walk in town is Optional

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Code: HX84



Join a welcoming boat crew onboard the Haligonian III as you enjoy spectacular Halifax coastal views while searching forwhales and other sea life. Set sail through Halifax Harbor, one of the world’s largest natural harbors, while traveling on aboat equipped with two observation decks, one open to the elements, one closed, and a full bar. Learn about the area’ssea life with onboard touch tanks and assist in pulling an Atlantic lobster trap.

Highlights:

Scenic Cruise: Ride on the Haligonian III across Halifax Harbor, complete with two observation decks and a fullbar.

Marine Life: Engage sea life through onboard touch tanks and spot majestic whales that roam these fertilewaters.

Lobster Trapping: Learn about the area’s maritime history and get a chance to help pull an Atlantic lobster trap.

Important Notes:

Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed.

Guests prone to motion sickness should take precautions.

The vessel has a fully licensed bar, canteen, and washroom facilities.

Guests must be of legal age to consume alcohol.

What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Shoes with non-slip soles

Wind/water-resistant jacket

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B I G P I N K B U S - H O P O N / H O P O F F


Code: HX07



The Big Pink Hop on Hop off gives you freedom and flexibility touring the city of Halifax while supporting breast cancerawareness and the fight for a cure. Hop on for a fun-filled narrated tour aboard brightly painted double-decker buses.When you get to a stop that interests you, just hop off! There’s always another bus coming, so you can stay and play aslong as you like. When you’re ready, hop back on and continue your tour. Choose to hop off at great stops all fully guided.Take in the city's main highlights, including Halifax Citadel, the Victorian-style Public Gardens and Old Town Clock, theBoardwalk and travel the historic downtown core along the waterfront and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. You’llexperience rich history, great shopping destinations and beautiful parks all at your leisure.

Highlights:

Pink Double Decker: See all parts of Halifax on two different city routes covering historic highlights, downtownand the waterfront.

Full Day Pass: Explore the city along two loops and “hop on or hop off" at attractions that interest you.

Halifax: Admire charming architecture and explore interesting sites, including the Maritime Museum, PublicGardens, St. Paul's Church and Province House.

Important Notes:

Entry to attractions not included in tour.

Double Deckers depart pier every 20-30 minutes all day.

Hop On/Hop Off ticket is a full day pass for Pink Double Deckers.

On selected days Big Pink motor coaches may be used.

A portion of bus proceeds go to the Breast Cancer Foundation.

What To Bring:


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Code: HX05


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Duration: 2 hrs 30 mins Departure Times: 11:15 am

Explore Halifax’s illustrious history as a port city on a guided walking tour past its lush public gardens, prominent militaryvestiges and bustling shopping promenades. Join a kilt-donning guide on foot to the 16-acre Public Gardens, where you’lladmire Victorian-era topiaries and cascading fountains. Stand atop Citadel Hill and view the nearby Town Clock and St.Paul’s Anglican Church, the city’s oldest building. Stroll boutiques and lively pubs lining the waterfront Historic Propertieswarehouse boardwalk.

Highlights:

Guided Walking Tour: Embark on foot alongside a kilted guide as you traverse the Canadian port city’ssignificant landmarks.

Public Gardens: Roam around the plush 16-acre grounds, viewing Victorian-era topiaries, admiring free-flowingfountains and crossing stone bridges.

Citadel Hill: Relish spectacular city vistas, see the historic Town Clock and visit Halifax’s oldest building, St.Paul’s Anglican Church.

Historic Properties: Stroll around the warehouse-turned-retail seaside promenade and its posh boutiques,waterside restaurants and lively pubs.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk approximately 1½ miles over even surfaces, inclines, and pathways with 10 to 20steps.

This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility.

Guests should consider their physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.

What to Bring:


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Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

Bottled water

What to Wear:

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Code: HX01


Duration: 3 hrs Departure Times: 09:30 am, 01:30 pm

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Journey along coastal roads through the modern city of Halifax to Peggy’s Cove, a rustic working fishing village. Yourguide will tell stories about the naming of the cove, and its historic lighthouse. Learn about the lobster fishery, thedifferent types of traps used; and, even touch a live lobster! You’ll have time to explore the shops and galleries and seethe magnificent Fishermen’s Monument. Prepare for outstanding photo-ops on return along the Lighthouse Route.

Highlights:

Peggy's Cove: See impressive rock formations and appreciate how this picturesque seaside village, with itsstately lighthouse, has inspired artists and writers.

Fishermen's Monument: In tribute to Peggy's Cove, sculptor William deGarthe carved scenes of fishermen into ahuge granite slab.

Lighthouse Route: Return to Halifax via the Lighthouse Route as it winds its way through seaside villages lininghistoric St. Margaret's Bay.

Important Notes:

Main venues are wheelchair accessible; smaller shops are not.

Walk in town is Optional

What To Bring:


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Code: HX02



Listen as a kilted guide describes historic landmarks of Halifax and tells you stories about the exciting days of rumrunning and privateering. A relaxing motor coach ride takes you to beautiful Public Gardens and a meeting with the 78thHighlanders at the Halifax Citadel. You’ll see the stately Province House and St. Paul's Church where bishops andprovincial governors lie at rest, and the Old Town Clock given to Halifax by Queen Victoria’s father.

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Highlights:

Public Gardens: See one of the finest examples of Victorian Gardens in North America.

Halifax Citadel: Meet members of the 78th Highlanders at one of Canada's most visited National Historic Sites.

Downtown Halifax: See unique architecture and historic sites, including St. Paul's Church, Province House, andthe Old Town Clock.

Important Notes:

Main venues are wheelchair accessible; smaller shops are not.


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Code: HX10


Duration: 3 hrs Departure Times: 02:00 pm

Learn how Halifax became inseparably connected to the sinking of the Titanic. Your three-hour guided tour visits FairviewLawn Cemetery, the burial site for 121 of the ship’s victims. It passes the morgue that accepted John Jacob Astor’s body,the church that buried an unknown child, and the pier from which “the death ship” MacKay-Bennett sailed to Titanic’ssinking site. You’ll visit Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, the world’s largest collection of wooden Titanic artifacts.

Highlights:

Fairview Lawn Cemetery: Visit the gravestones of 121 Titanic victims.

Titanic Aftermath: A kilted guide points out sites fatefully connected to the "unsinkable" ship.

Maritime Museum of the Atlantic: See the largest collection of wooden Titanic artifacts in the world.

Important Notes:

Venues are wheelchair accessible; however, Fairview Lawn Cemetery may require assistance with slight inclineson beaten pathways.


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Code: HX20



Journey along the coastal roads to a rustic working fishing village and then explore the big city at your own pace. You’llbegin with a panoramic drive to Peggy’s Cove, a local fishing village with captivating charm. See the old lighthouse andwatch the local fishermen bring in the day’s catch. Head back into Halifax and hop on the colorful and brightly paintedBig Pink double-decker buses that takes you to the best spots in the city.

Highlights:

Lighthouse Route: Wind through coastal shipbuilding towns and fishing communities along a route lined withover 20 lighthouses.

Peggy's Cove: Appreciate this picturesque seaside fishing village, an inspiration for artists and writers, and seeits stately lighthouse.

Halifax Double Decker: See city sights with freedom as you enjoy hop-on/hop-off on a fully guided route.

Important Notes:

Fully guided Halifax Double Deckers operate every 20-30 minutes, stopping at major sites.

Hop-on, hop-off portion covers three 30-minute loops.

All-day Double Decker pass included.

Big Pink "accordion" coaches may also be used.

Tour sequence may vary.

Depending on the departure time, the Peggy's Cove portion may be done in the afternoon and the optionalHop-on Hop-off portion in the morning.

The Double Decker portion must be taken prior to the afternoon departure.

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Code: HX25

Prices: Adult 49.75 / Child 49.75USD

Restrictions: N/A

Duration: 2 hrs DepartureTimes:

10:00 am, 12:30 pm, 03:00pm

Explore historic Halifax on a panoramic drive around the city, followed by a visit to the cemetery where Titanicpassengers were laid to rest. This tour is ideal for guests with limited mobility, as guests can limit their walking, taking inas much or as little as they like. Loop along the waterfront through scenic downtown, past the Maritime Museum of theAtlantic, the oldest and largest of its kind in Canada. See well-preserved historic homes and buildings, Grand ParadeSquare and the naturally gorgeous Public Gardens. Head up to the top of Citadel Hill for commanding views of the city,Halifax Harbour and the Old Town Clock. Plus see the ceremonial guards at the entrance of the Citadel. Then journey toFairview Lawn Cemetery, where 121 victims of the fateful Titanic voyage are buried. (The vessel sank 700 miles away fromHalifax.) Visit their gravesites, and hear some of their fascinating personal stories from your knowledgeable guide. Or, ifyou prefer, you may remain on board the coach.

Highlights:

Halifax highlights: See historic buildings and homes and the beautiful Public Gardens; view the city and harborfrom Citadel Hill.

Fairview Lawn Cemetery: See where 121 victims of the fateful Titanic voyage are buried; hear some of theirpoignant stories.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to board and exit coach with little or no assistance.

Pregnant women are advised to use their own discretion when engaging in tour activities.

What To Bring:


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Code: HX33


Duration: 1 hr Departure Times: 11:30 am

Explore Halifax’s illustrious history while viewing notable landmarks and enjoying coastal scenery onboard the open-airHarbour Hopper, which doubles as a bus and boat. Journey on land via bus, as you pass quaint churches, shoppingpromenades, renowned museums and dining destinations. Splash straight into Halifax Harbor, one of the world’s largestnatural harbors, for a dynamic boat ride from which you’ll admire the Royal Canadian Naval Fleet ships and panoramicviews of the bustling port.

Highlights:

Harbour Hopper: Travel through town in an amphibious vehicle, passing historic churches, bustling shoppingpromenades and renowned museums.

Commentated Drive: Hear about Halifax’s history and vibrant culture as you ride in a bus alongside aninformative guide.

Scenic Cruise: Plunge into Halifax Harbor, one of the world’s largest natural harbors, motoring around RoyalCanadian Navy ships.

Important Notes:


Dress appropriately for the weather, as you will travel in an open-air vehicle.

What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Talk a leisurely stroll along the charming waterfront, learning about Halifax’s people and history while enjoying a taste ofthe local delicacies. Halifax is known for its eclectic culture, hospitality and — most important — scrumptious food. Joinyour kilted guide as you hear about this maritime city’s rich history with pirates and privateers. Pause to savor a traditionallobster roll—fresh Atlantic Canada lobster mixed and stuffed into a fresh bun. Follow your knowledgeable guide to Cow’sIce Cream for a delicious scoop and a chance to shop for souvenirs and gifts. Then head to Beaver Tails for an extra-sweet treat — a fried dough pastry stretched to resemble a beaver’s tail and topped with sweet confections. After a fullbelly of these sweet and savory eats, enjoy a leisurely walk back to your ship with your guide, or choose to explore thecity more on your own.

Highlights:

A 3.5-hour walking tour: Take a stroll along the waterfront while enjoying a taste of local delicacies.

Lobsters and more: Savor a traditional lobster roll, a scoop of delicious ice cream and a sweet pastry treat.

Explore some more: Head back with your guide after the tour, or stay and explore even more of historic Halifax.

Important Notes:

Tour involves about 2.5 miles of walking.



What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

Umbrella

Bottled water

What to Wear:

Comfortable clothing

Light jacket or sweater

Walking shoes

Closed-toe shoes

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Prices: Adult 119.00 / Child 99.00 USD Restrictions: Min age: 19


Spend the day exploring two of Nova Scotia’s most popular sights — the beautiful Annapolis Valley and the captivatingBay of Fundy. Sample award-winning wines at a local vineyard, photograph spectacular tides plus stroll the streets ofquaint Wolfville. Spend the day exploring two of Nova Scotia’s most popular sights — the fertile Annapolis Valley and thecaptivating Bay of Fundy. Sample award-winning wines at a local vineyard, photograph spectacular tides plus stroll thestreets of quaint Wolfville. The Annapolis Valley, a tranquil, bountiful paradise, was the breadbasket for colonial Canada.While taking in the area’s natural splendors, your kilted guide will recount the region’s rich history, including the expulsionin 1755 of the Acadians, who were descendants of French colonists. You’ll also make a stop at a local vineyard to taste aselection of wines. Relatively recently, growers began taking advantage of the sandy soil of the Annapolis Valley,producing wines that have received national and international acclaim. Enjoy free time on your own for lunch in thecharming village of Wolfville, a vibrant college town filled with bistros and boutiques. In the 19th century, the town wasknown for its shipbuilding, and at the time, Wolfville was the world’s smallest port. Experience the wonders of the Bay ofFundy as you photograph the tides and mudflats at sea level, then, at 300 feet, behold glorious views from the reddish-colored cliff known as Blomidon Look Off. This view of the valley is magnificent although sometimes shrouded behindmist or clouds, which adds to the drama. Before heading back to the ship, stop at Hennigar’s Farm Market to browse forgiftware and baked goods; don’t miss trying their delicious ice cream.

Highlights:

Annapolis Valley: Behold the natural beauty of the region, a fertile farmland since colonial times.

Wine tasting and free time: Sample a selection of locally produced wines; enjoy free time to shop and explore inquaint Wolfville.

Bay of Fundy: Behold the world’s highest tides; don’t miss you chance to photograph them at sea level.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.45 miles over flat, gravel, grassy and paved surfaces and beatenpathways, with inclines and about 400 steps and extended periods of standing.

Hennigar’s Farm Market is wheelchair accessible; winery and Wolfville are not.

Bay of Fundy tides are constantly fluctuating; the extreme high and low tides being visible while on this tour cannot be guaranteed.

What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Explore Halifax’s historic downtown on unique, Hop-On, Hop-Off tour with stops at four different pubs. Savor a widerange of sights, smells and tastes from vibrant locals wines to a flourishing craft beer culture, plus enjoy a steaming cupof seafood chowder. On this tour, you’re in control of where you want to go and when. Your all-day pass gives you accessto a fully guided city tour aboard an antique double-decker bus. Plus receive four vouchers (three for drinks and one forfood) to use at participating pubs. Enjoy a cold stein of hops or glass of house wine from a select list. Then sit back andenjoy the local atmosphere. When you’re hungry, stop by a pub along the harbor for cup of seafood chowder, a delicioustaste of Nova Scotia.

Highlights:

All-day access: Enjoy a fully guided tour of historic downtown aboard a double-decker bus, coming and going atyour leisure.

Local flavor: Try one 8-ounce glass of craft beer or one 6-ounce glass of local wine at three featured locations.

Taste of Nova Scotia: Trade one of your vouchers at a harbor-front pub for a cup of tasty seafood chowder.

Important Notes:

Walking is at guests’ leisure over varied terrain with inclines, steps and periods of standing.

Guests in wheelchairs and others with limited mobility should not select this tour.

Guests must be at least 21 years old to participate.

All guests must show their photo ID.

Children are allowed at each venue with an adult present and would only have to pay for a Hop-On, Hop-Offtour pass.


What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

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Spend your day ashore exploring and experiencing all things Canadian on this fully guided tour. Visit idyllic Peggy’s Coveas well as Lunenburg, home of the legendary Bluenose. On this tour you will learn everything about being Canadian fromthe Royal Mounties, to wild blueberries! In Peggy’s Cove, admire one of the world’s most photographed lighthouses.Perched atop huge folds of granite hugging the coastline, the lighthouse and the rolling tide create a soothing aura ofcalm. At the star-shaped Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, behold 360-degree views of the city and harbor. Along theway, hear about the Royal Canadian Mountain Police, or “Mounties,” plus hear the riveting story of the Halifax Explosionof 1917; at the time, this maritime disaster was largest man-made explosion ever. During your tour, you’ll visit the AcadianMaple Products facility, where you’ll sample pure Nova Scotia maple syrup and other maple delicacies. Your explorationof all things Canada includes the town of Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the boxy, brightly coloredbuildings of this picturesque fishing the village, the first British settlement outside of Halifax.

Highlights:

Visit two unique villages: See famed Peggy’s Cove, with its picturesque lighthouse and coastline, andLunenburg, home of the iconic Bluenose.

Historic tales: Hear about the devastating Halifax Explosion of 1917; learn why Boston gets a huge spruce treeeach year as a token of gratitude.

Important Notes:

This is a walking tour; only those in good physical condition should participate.


Guests must be able to walk approximately 0.3 miles over rocks, gravel and pavement, with inclines and about1,600 steps and extended periods of standing.

Peggy’s Cove is filled with boulders; all guests must use extreme caution.

What to Bring:


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Code: HXB5



Celebrate Nova Scotia’s Celtic roots and heritage at a gathering of music and dancing at the Casino Nova Scotia,followed by time to peruse the casino or explore the picturesque boardwalk. Music permeates the fabric of the localculture. Whether in a formal concert venue or in someone’s kitchen, music has always been the common tie that binds.And here’s your chance to join fellow revelers for a highly energetic, 45-minute musical experience offering catchy jigsand reels perfect for dancing (or at least some serious toe-tapping). Enjoy traditional biscuits and coffee while localperformers play traditional Celtic music on fiddle and talented step dancers showcase their skills. After, spend some freetime to do what you like. Partake in the casino’s array or gaming tables or slot machines. Or meander the boardwalk linedwith quaint shops and museums, returning to the ship at your leisure.

Highlights:

Party: Gather together for an energetic musical experience celebrating Nova Scotia’s rich Celtic past.

Authentic snacks: Enjoy biscuits and coffee.

Free time: Try your luck at the casino or stroll the picturesque boardwalk lined with charming shops andmuseums.

Important Notes:

Guests must be at least 19 years old to participate.

Guests must be able to walk more than 100 yards over flat, carpeted and wooden surfaces, with inclines andmore than 300 steps and extended periods of standing.

What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

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Tour Discover Saint John’s architectural treasures and vibrant culture on a guided walking tour, passing historic churches,shopping in bustling markets and admiring stunning structures. Trek through Uptown, where you’ll learn about the GreatFire of 1877, which destroyed more than 1,600 urban buildings. Peruse sprawling City Market, where local merchants sellcrafts, fresh seafood and produce. Roam the Trinity Royal Preservation Area, lined with Victorian buildings boastingstained glass windows and charismatic gargoyle statues.

Highlights:

Guided Walking Tour: Travel through Uptown, the old business district, and learn about the destructive GreatFire of 1877.

City Market: Admire ornate Second Empire architecture while browsing kiosks packed with crafts, fresh seafoodand produce.

Trinity Royal Preservation Area: See the town’s oldest churches and Victorian buildings, adorned with stained-glass windows and gargoyle sculptures.

Important Notes:

This tour includes a considerable amount of walking.

Guests should consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour.

What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

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Discover New Brunswick’s breathtaking coastal scenery and culture as you visit the charming beach town of SaintAndrews by-the-Sea, touring historic landmarks and roaming independently. Admire 19th-century architecture, viewstunning Algonquin Resort Hotel, housed in a Tudor-style castle, and behold St. Andrews Blockhouse, which was utilizedduring the War of 1812. Explore the quaint waterfront promenade at your leisure, shopping in boutiques, strolling alongthe fishing pier, or relishing close-up Bay of Fundy views.

Highlights:

Saint Andrews By-the-Sea: Explore this fishing village along the Bay of Fundy, home to the world’s highest tidalrange.

Coastal Landmarks: Admire 19th-century architecture, see Algonquin, a Tudor-style castle turned beach resort,and see historic St. Andrews Blockhouse.

Independent Exploration: Wander on your own, watch boats go by, go shopping for souvenirs, or walk thefishing pier.

Important Notes:

Walking in Saint Andrews is at the guest’s discretion.

What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Code: NB65



Explore Saint John on a sightseeing double decker bus and travel the Bay of Fundy Scenic Railway. Your 45-minute train-ride stops over Reversing Falls Rapids, with the Bay of Fundy on one side and Saint John River on the other. Learn aboutindustries situated near the falls, including Irving Empire, Moosehead Breweries and Simms Brush. Next, board the BigPink bus and shop, visit museums, galleries and parks on two separate routes at your leisure.

Highlights:

Big Pink Hop-On Hop-Off: Tour the city on two routes at your leisure and visit the attractions that interest you.

Railway Tour: Take a 45-minute train ride that stops above Reversing Falls Rapids, where powerful tides forcethe river upstream.

Reversing Falls Rapids: Your guide will explain the highest tides in the world and their impact on Saint JohnRiver.

Important Notes:

There may be a slight unavoidable delay between tours.

Tour departure times noted on tour ticket.

Pier staff will advise you of tour departure time for second tour.

Tour time on ticket is the only time for Rail portion of tour.

Big Pink tour may be taken at leisure before or after train tour.

Both tours start and finish at pier.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Code: NB66


Restrictions: N/A

Duration: 2 hrs Departure 09:30 am, 10:15 am, 11:45

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09:30 am, 10:15 am, 11:45am

Board the Reversing Rapids Railway and ride the rails above the world's highest tides. Take in impressive, expansiveviews of Bay of Fundy as your guide tells you about the phenomenal Reversing Falls Rapids. You’ll also hear aboutimportant industries in the region, including Simms Brush, Moosehead Breweries, and Irving Empire. The train thentravels to the west side of the city for a different view of the Bay of Fundy and the Atlantic Ocean.

Highlights:

Reversing Rapids Railway: See the Bay of Fundy, stopping above Reversing Rapids where daily tides change St.John River's course.

Bay of Fundy: Get two separate awe-inspiring views of the bay from your train, including where it meets theAtlantic.

Reversing Falls Rapids: See where St. John River is force to comply with exceedingly high tides - twice a day!

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

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Embark on a tour designed by foodies for foodies, as you experience the colorful sights, exciting sounds and tantalizingsmells teeming from the Saint John City Market. An icon of Saint John and a favorite among visitors and locals alike, thishotspot for delicious, local food brings to life the city’s illustrious history, vibrant culture and remarkable cuisine. Set outon foot alongside an informative and friendly guide, strolling through the heart of the city and stopping to taste one ofCanada’s iconic treats, the Beaver Tail. Upon arrival at the oldest city market in Canada you’ll enjoy a complete andcolorful market experience. Hear stories about the market’s history and how it has served as the heart of the community,while standing by its original wrought-iron gates. On your guided stroll around the market, you’ll visit a shopkeeper, afishmonger and a baker, all of whom offer samples of local fare — from dulse and maple syrup to lobster and other

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delicacies from the nearby Bay of Fundy. Following the tour, you’ll have the option to explore the market independently

before returning to the ship at your leisure.

Highlights:

Guided Walking Tour: Set out on foot and enjoy a behind-the-scenes experience at the famous Saint John CityMarket.

Historical Discoveries: Explore the oldest incorporated market in Canada, where you’ll admire its 19th-centurywrought-iron gates and maritime-themed ceiling.

Culinary Tasting: Meet a host of local shopkeepers including a butcher, fishmonger and baker, as you savorsamples of their delectable fare.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk approximately 875 yards over cobblestone streets and steps.


Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.

This tour would not be suitable for guests with limited mobility.


What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

Warm clothes

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Mix fun and creativity, as well as canvas with cabernet, with a painting session at Saint John Ale House. Relax, sip wineand create your own painting inspired by the beauty of the Bay of Fundy. Join your local guide for a 10-minute stroll,taking you through some of Saint John’s historic city center and along the waterfront, where you’ll learn a bit about whythe Bay of Fundy is so special. Arriving at Saint John Ale House, a favorite spot with the locals, be greeted with a glass ofwine. Then put on your apron, gather your paints, brushes and canvas (all provided) and make yourself comfortable. Your

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host will have a sample of a finished piece for you to see before you begin. When you’re ready, a local professional artistguides you step-by-step in creating your own treasure. Throughout the process, feel the encouragement as your hostsuggests ways to add your own flair, or you can follow the steps exactly — it’s all up to you. No matter what you choose,you’ll end your excursion with a finished painting. This is a no-stress event, and there’s absolutely no experiencenecessary. Whether you are a beginner stick-figure scribbler or an advanced artist, you will come away with your ownpainting to remember your visit to the Bay of Fundy. What’s more, you’re creation will be easy to transport home with you.Afterward, you have the option of returning to the pier with your guide or taking some time to explore the area.

Highlights:

Two-hour painting session: Create your own work of art inspired by the Bay of Fundy, a souvenir of your visit toSaint John.

Saint John Ale House: A favorite with the locals, enjoy a glass of wine as you paint in a relaxed atmosphere(nonalcoholic options available).

Everyone’s welcome: Perfect for beginners and advanced artists alike — no experience necessary.

Important Notes:


Guests must be able to walk close to a mile over paved surfaces with about 5 steps.

What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards


What to Wear:

Walking shoes

Hat and sunglasses

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Explore Saint John's fascinating history and magnificent natural wonders as you join a guided city tour while traveling inthe comfort of a wheelchair-accessible coach. Relish spectacular waterfront views atop Woolastook Park en route to theReversing Falls Rapids. Witness the Bay of Fundy's extreme tidal range at the falls, where the St. John River flows

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upstream. Enjoy panoramic harbor views from Fort Howe and then spend 20 minutes freely roaming Old City Market'skiosks.

Highlights:

Wolastoq Park: From your coach, view a collection of statues depicting important figures within Saint John’shistory.

Reversing Rapids: Twice daily, the powerful 40-plus-feet tides of the bay push the river and its rapids to flowbackwards.

Old City Market: Browse locally made gifts and souvenirs at your leisure (about 20 minutes).

Important Notes:

This tour is designed for those guests who are full-time wheelchair users.

The vehicle is adapted with an access ramp (or lift where available) to accommodate a limited number ofwheelchairs.

Tour must be booked in advance of the cruise in order to secure equipment and departure time.

Guests must provide the total dimensions (height, length and width) and weight of electric scooter or wheelchairat the time of booking to [email protected].

What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

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See all the highlights and best attractions of Saint John & the Bay of Fundy in one unforgettable experience! In the heartof the city and into the countryside, discover the region’s rich culture and heritage on this comprehensive guided tour.Your authentic experience includes the Bay of Fundy, Reversing Rapids, Old City Market, St. Martins, Historic Trinity RoyalArea, an Irish Pub, and more! Get an up-close look at the phenomenal Reversing Rapids where twice a day the Bay ofFundy fights against the Saint John River. Browse the Old City Market, and admire the vibrant culture of the oldestcontinuing farmer’s market in Canada. Visit a charming fishing village perched on the shores of the Bay of Fundy wherethe mighty tides have carved out red sandstone sea caves over millions of years. Delight in the flavours of the Maritimeswith a delicious cup of homemade seafood chowder. Learn about the Great Fire of 1877 that resulted in one of the

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greatest collections of Victorian architecture in Canada. See the beautiful Three Sisters Lamp and you pass through theTrinity Royal Heritage Conservation Area. Raise a glass and enjoy a Moosehead beer while listening to local music in thecomfort of Saint John’s oldest Irish Pub!

Highlights:

Bay of Fundy: View the phenomenal Reversing Rapids, where the mighty Bay of Fundy tides fight with the SaintJohn River to change the flow twice daily.

St. Martins & Sea Caves: Savour a delicious cup of seafood chowder next to the red sandstone sea caves,carved out by millions of years of the mighty tides and explore this quaint village with its lighthouse, fishingboats, and charming covered bridges.

Local Culture: Enjoy locally brewed Moosehead beer in an Irish Pub. Browse the Old City Market andexperience our vibrant culture. Learn about our region’s history and the Great Fire of 1877.

Important Notes:

The inside of the Sea Caves are accessible by foot only at low tide; however, they can be viewed anytime fromthe beach.


What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Explore the fishing village of St. Martins, marvel at the incredible Reversing Rapids and meander sea caves tucked undercliffs. See where the St. John River and Bay of Fundy converge, creating the Reversing Rapids, and visit sandstone seacaves carved by pounding tides. Plus enjoy seafood chowder and time to shop in Saint John’s Old City Market.

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St. Martins: This charming, 200-year-old fishing village features a working harbor, covered bridges, lighthouse,beach and sea caves.

Reversing Rapids: Powerful tides rise faster than the St. John River empties, forcing the river to flow upstreamtwice daily.

Old City Market: Explore, shop, and chat with Saint John locals, with approximately 20 minutes free time.

Important Notes:

Guests in wheelchairs and others with mobility challenges should not select this tour.


Guests must be able to walk approximately 900 feet over even surfaces with 5 to 10 steps.

Walking at Sea Caves is at guests’ discretion.

Sea Caves are accessible only at low tide, but can be viewed from beach.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Duration: 2 hrs 30 mins Departure Times: 09:00 am, 12:15 pm

Discover prominent landmarks and the historic buildings of Canada's oldest incorporated city. You’ll stop at CarletonMartello Tower, built during the War of 1812 as a precaution against an American attack. Continue to the famousReversing Rapids at Fallsview Park where your guide will explain how the mighty tides push the river water upstreamtwice a day. Pass Fort Howe the perfect location to offer a spectacular views of Saint John and the Bay of Fundy. Thenenjoy free time at the Old City Market known for being the oldest working farmers' market in Canada and a popularmeeting place for local residents.

Highlights:

Carleton Martello Tower: Overlooking the harbor visit the interpretation centre of the historic fort built during theWar of 1812.

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Old City Market: Spend 20 minutes or so, exploring the market and admiring the locally made gifts andsouveniers.

Important Notes:



Guests must be able to walk approximately one-fourth mile over even surfaces.

Due to ongoing construction the entrance to the tower will not be included for 2016.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Capture Saint John’s spectacular natural beauty as you travel off the beaten path with a professional photographer guide.Learn essential photography techniques as you focus on the character of coastal New Brunswick, including a rugged Bayof Fundy beach, a working fishing wharf, a charming waterfall and more. Plus stop at the famous Reversing Rapids, wherethe mighty Bay of Fundy tides force the St John River to reverse direction and flow upstream.

Highlights:

Coastal photo stops: Photograph a Bay of Fundy beach and working fishing wharf while learning techniquesfrom a professional photographer.

Bay of Fundy: Capture spectacular waterfront shots of this bay, featuring the most extreme tides in the world.

Reversing Rapids: Twice daily, the powerful tides of the bay push the river and its rapids to flow backwards.

Important Notes:

Cameras are not provided; guests must bring their own equipment.

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Prices: Adult 43.75 / Child33.75 USD

Restrictions: N/A

Duration: 1 hr 15 mins DepartureTimes:

08:30 am, 09:00 am, 12:00 pm, 01:45pm, 02:15 pm

Explore Saint John on a San Francisco–style motorized trolley and enjoy entertaining narratives from your driver-guide.Visit the Reversing Rapids, where the Bay of Fundy tides battle with the St John River. A ride along Fort Howe lookoutincludes views of the port of Saint John and your cruise ship. The tour ends at the Old City Market — see the area at yourleisure, or stay aboard for a lift back to your ship.

Highlights:

Saint John Trolley: Travel through Saint John with an entertaining guide, stopping at interesting sites, andending with free time.

Reversing Falls Rapids: At Fallsview Park, learn why the mighty river heads upstream twice each day.

Old City Market: Explore at your leisure or return via trolley. (The ship is about 10 minutes’ walk away.)

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Set sail on the Bay of Fundy with a marine biologist for an unforgettable whale and wildlife watching expedition. After ascenic, commentated drive to St. Andrews, a charming resort town, board a 55-foot power catamaran to journey amongislands and passages where tidal currents are strong. Watch for eagles, seabirds, seals and porpoise, who takeadvantage of these rich feeding areas. Then, enter the open Bay of Fundy to watch for whales. Over the last 18 seasons,this tour has averaged between a 97 and 100 percent sighting success rate. The huge finback and smaller minke whalesare the most common from late June to October, with Humpbacks generally arriving late summer. Following yourexpedition, explore St. Andrews with its quaint shops and restaurants before returning to Saint John. What’s more, forevery whale-watching excursion, Royal Caribbean adopts a Bay of Fundy right whale through the North Atlantic RightWhale Adoption Program. With a population of about 400, the North Atlantic right whale is one of the world’s mostendangered large whale. Adoption fees help support right whale research, conservation and education programs. Plusguests receive a certificate including the name of their adopted whale.

Highlights:

Expedition in the Bay of Fundy: Discover the marine life found among the world’s highest tides.

High sighting success rate: Chances are great you’ll see huge finbacks or smaller minke whales; humpbacksarrive in late summer.

North Atlantic Right Whale Adoption Program: For every whale-watching excursion, Royal Caribbean adopts aBay of Fundy right whale.

Important Notes:

There are approximately 50 steps on a floating ramp to access the whale-watching vessel.

This tour is not wheelchair accessible or appropriate for guests with limited mobility.


Guests should dress in layers, as there can be a significant temperature drop in the open waters of the Bay ofFundy.

While there is a high success rate of sighting whales, sightings cannot be guaranteed.

What to Bring:


Camera

Binoculars

Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

Layered clothing.

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Code: NB77


Restrictions: Min weight: 70 Max weight:270


09:00 am, 10:00 am, 11:00am

Relish two experiences in one thrilling, two-hour adventure: the adrenaline rush of zip lining and a birds-eye view of theworld-famous Reversing Rapids, where the mighty St. John River meets the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy. Thisexhilarating zip line course features five lines of varying length strung between six towers. Each line sends you racingdown a hillside overlooking the rapids. One line in particular crosses over a turbulent tidal cove, sometimes soaring 100feet above water, depending on the tide. On the last zip, two of you, one on each line, can race parallel to each otherover the water to the last tower. What’s incredible is that you watch the push of high tide as the St. John River fights withBay of Fundy for supremacy. This phenomenon adds further excitement to the thrill of zipping. Plus the rapids are part ofthe UNESCO Stonehammer Geopark, a site of exceptional geological heritage. No experience is necessary. Two trainedtour guides escort you from tower to tower. One zips ahead to receive you and one stays with the group to ensureeveryone is safely connected to the cable and all gear is secure and comfortable.

Highlights:

Zip line thrills: Zip along five lines strung between six towers, all featuring a birds-eye view of the rapids below.

Reversing Rapids: Twice daily, the powerful 40-plus-feet tides of the bay push the flow of the river and rapidsbackwards.

No experience necessary: Two trained tour guides, escort you from tower to tower, one zipping ahead andzipping with you.

Important Notes:

Pregnant women should not select this tour


Consult your physician for advice prior to zipping.

A signed waiver is required.

No flip-flops or sandals allowed

Long hair should be secured and long/dangling jewelry must be removed prior to zipping.

Cell phones without straps are not allowed.

Guests must consider their physical fitness level and medical history when determining whether this tour isappropriate.

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Guests with pre-existing neck, back, knee and/or shoulder injuries, cardiac conditions, asthma, diabetes,epilepsy, other heart or respiratory conditions or any other medical condition must take particular caution whenselecting a tour - particularly tours categorized as "strenuous".

Guests who have concerns must consult with their personal physician before engaging in any activity that maybe strenuous for them.

What to Bring:


Camera (must have strap)

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What to Wear:

Closed-toe shoes

Mid-thigh shorts or long pants

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Discover Saint John’s magnificent natural wonders, including a scenic boat ride around the expansive Bay of Fundy. Atthe New Brunswick Museum, discover the forces that work together to create the highest tides in the world, plus learnabout the area’s abundant wildlife. Then board a sightseeing boat for a closer look at the Reversing Rapids, where themighty Bay of Fundy causes the St. John River to reverse direction and flow upstream.

Highlights:

New Brunswick Museum: See fascinating exhibits on the Bay of Fundy’s extreme tidal ranges and the area’sdiverse wildlife.

Scenic Bay Cruise: Travel around the picturesque Bay of Fundy; keep your eyes open for native wildlife.


Important Notes:

This is a walking tour.

Guests must be able to walk a quarter mile from the pier to the museum.

There are approximately 60 steps at the boat ramp to board the boat onto a floating wharf.

This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility.

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Discover Saint John’s rich maritime history and magnificent natural wonders on a guided city tour before enjoying ascenic harbor boat ride. Travel through historic uptown, viewing the British-built Fort Howe, en route to picturesqueFallsview Park. Behold the renowned Reversing Rapids, where the mighty St. John River meets the powerful tides of theBay of Fundy. Then glide around Saint John Harbor, seeing Harbor Passage, the Port of Saint John and your cruise ship.

Highlights:

City Landmarks: Join a guided tour through the city’s historic Uptown, passing Fort Howe and other notablelandmarks.


Scenic Cruise: Enjoy coastal views amid the Bay of Fundy, including the Reversing Rapids and St. John River.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to descend 60 steps onto a floating dock with an incline that varies with the tides.

The walk back to the pier after the tour is about a quarter of a mile.



What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

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Hop on and off a big pink double decker all day long. You’ll view Saint John’s top attractions at designated stops on twodifferent tour routes. The tour includes informative historical and culture commentary from local guides. Learn about theGreat Fire, history of shipbuilding and the Bay of Fundy's high tides. See the Saint John City Market, Uptown Saint John,Jewish Historical Museum, Reversing Falls Rapids and New Brunswick Museum at your leisure.

Highlights:

Saint John: Look for history and adventure along the Bay of Fundy, from city attractions to intriguing reversingrapids.

Big Pink Double Decker: Buses stop at sights every 15 to 30 minutes - hop on and off all day long.

All Day Pass: Explore city museums, uptown shopping, City Market and Reversing Falls Rapids at your ownpace.

Important Notes:

Big Pink "accordion" motor coaches may also be used.

Admission to local attractions not included in price of tour.

Adapt vehicles not available for this tour.

Collapsible wheelchairs can be stored, but only one per double decker due to safety requirements.

Double Deckers depart pier and all stops approximately every 15 - 30 minutes all day.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection okay

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Take in the sights, sounds and tastes of charming Saint John on a guided hop-on, hop-off tour aboard a pink double-decker bus. With your all-day pass, stop where you want, when you want. Be sure one of those stops is the Beaver Tailskiosk to indulge in an out-of-this-world pastry. Take in the sights, sounds and tastes of charming Saint John on a hop-on,hop-off tour aboard a pink double-decker bus. With your all-day pass, stop where you want, when you want. Whileaboard, learn about the Great Fire of 1877 and the area’s shipbuilding heritage. Visit Uptown Saint John, the JewishHistorical Museum and the famous Reversing Rapids. Climb the steepest city street in Canada, plus visit Saint John CityMarket, the country’s oldest farmer’s market. Your pass also includes admission to top sights, such as the New BrunswickMuseum, with its hands-on exhibits and models of old sailing ships. Plus enjoy access to the Carleton Martello Tower, oneof the nine surviving Martello Towers in Canada. The tower dates from the War of 1812 and has played a significant role inmilitary conflicts up to World War II. Head to tower roof for amazing city and harbor views. Whatever you choose to do,make sure one of your stops is the Beaver Tails kiosk to indulge in an out-of-this-world pastry. Redeem your coupon forthis east coast delicacy of deep-fried dough packed with sugar, chocolate, maple and other tasty flavors.

Highlights:

Hop-On, Hop-Off Tour: Create your own itinerary at your leisure, taking in the highlights of charming Saint John

Martello Tower: Explore one of the nine such surviving towers in Canada, a part of military conflicts from the Warof 1812 to WWII.

Beaver Tails: Indulge in a pastry treat of deep-fried dough crowned with an assortment of sweet toppings.

Important Notes:

Walking is at guests’ leisure over varied terrain with inclines, steps and periods of standing.


This tour is accessible to guests with limited mobility; however, guests must be able to climb the 4 steps toenter the bus and the 8 steps to the upper level, if desired.

Drivers/guides are not permitted to "carry" guests; however, “assisting” in and out of the vehicle is permitted.

Only one wheelchair per double-decker bus allowed.

No scooters allowed.

Beaver Tails will not be available August 30th and September 6th calls on Grandeur of the Seas. A gift card willbe provided to a local venue where the guests will have a variety of choices of pastries in place of the Beavertail.

Due to ongoing construction the entrance to the Martello tower will not be included. A suitable alternative willbe offered.

What to Bring:

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Dramatic coastlines, scenic footpaths, and captivating high tides will draw you into the beauty of the Bay of Fundy. TheBay is tucked between the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia. You’ll depart Saint John and watch thechanging scenes of the natural and unspoiled countryside and ocean views along your scenic route to Fundy TrailParkway. The Park offers scenic lookouts and footpaths to beaches and river estuaries. Learn how this communityembraced fishing, logging, and shipbuilding. Continue to the charming fishing village of St Martins. Colorful fleets offishing boats sit in its harbor. The town has been considered the last stretch of undeveloped wilderness coastline in NorthAmerica. Here you can walk the ocean floor to sea caves, caverns and arches, and at high tide watch the waves eraseyour footsteps as the water fills the empty harbors. Capture photos of its two covered bridges as you explore the village.Then, enjoy a group lunch of world-famous seafood chowder at the Caves Restaurant, which overlooks a rocky beachand sea caves carved into the red sandstone cliff.

Highlights:

St. Martins Village: See the tide race and rage along on the coastline and walk village’s trails to capture photosof its covered bridges and breathtaking vistas.

Fundy Trail Parkway: This eco-experience includes scenic lookouts, footpaths to beaches, and a suspensionfootbridge.

Lunch: Indulge in world-famous seafood chowder at the Caves Restaurant.

Important Notes:


Guests walk gravel, beaten pathways, and inclines.


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What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

Insect repellent

Umbrella

Binoculars

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Sturdy closed-toe comfortable walking shoes

Conservative attire required


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Experience everything Saint John has to offer. Your picture-perfect day includes the incredible Reversing Falls, the OldCity Market, historic Fort Howe and charming St. Martins. On this exciting tour, you’ll see where the mighty St. John Riverand the Bay of Fundy’s monstrous tides collide, creating the Reversing Rapids. Whether slack tide or peak tide, the viewfrom the vantage point is always awesome. At Fort Howe, built by the British during the American Revolution, the lookoutoffers a panoramic city and harbor vistas — and a great photo opportunity of your ship on the horizon. Your tour includesthe Old City Market, the country’s oldest farmer’s market. There, take pictures of the same wrought-iron gates that haveswung closed at the end of each business day since 1880. After, enjoy some time on your own at the market forexploring, shopping and a bite of lunch. Then head to St. Martins, a quaint fishing village founded by Loyalists in 1783 andone of the prettiest hamlets along the Bay of Fundy shores. Have your photo taken in front of two covered bridges, theonly spot in the world where two can be seen in one shot. Also, before returning to the ship, visit the impressive redsandstone sea caves, accessible by foot during low tide.

Highlights:

Must-see highlights: Visit the Old City Market, Reversing Rapids, St. Martins, Fort Howe and more.

Sea Caves: Step inside these red sandstone caves, carved over millions of years by the push and pull of theBay of Fundy’s tides.

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Free Time: Enjoy time on your own for shopping or lunch.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk more than 200 yards over flat, paved and grassy surfaces and beaten pathways,with inclines, more than 600 steps and extended periods of standing.


Drivers/guides are not permitted to “carry” guests; however, “assisting” in and out of the vehicle is permitted.

No scooters allowed.

What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

Bottled water


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Restrictions: N/A

Duration: 2 hrs 30 mins DepartureTimes:

09:00 am, 09:30 am, 12:30pm

Spend a few hours exploring the breathtaking splendor of Irving Nature Park, a 600-acre habitat just minutes fromuptown Saint John along the gorgeous Bay of Fundy coastline. Breathe in the fresh, crisp air as you follow hiking andwalking trails and paths, taking in the beauty of the wonderfully groomed woodlands. Birdwatchers should keep a lookout for migratory and marine birds — more than 250 species — including cormorants, black-capped chickadee, loons,great blue herons, ducks, geese and many more. On the long, white-sand beaches, you may even catch seals relaxing onthe rocks. Be sure to head to the top of the observation tower for magnificent, 360-degree views of the land and sea.

Highlights:

Irving Nature Park: Hike and walk multiple trails, getting an up-close look at the Bay of Fundy’s coastalecosystem.

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Hundreds of bird species: Spot migratory and marine birds — cormorants, black-capped chickadee, loons, greatblue herons, ducks, geese and many more.

Beach time: Enjoy some free time at a white-sand beach; if you’re lucky, catch seals resting on the rocks.

Important Notes:



Guests must be able to walk more than 1.2 miles over gravel and beaten pathways, with inclines, more than 300steps and extended periods of standing.


What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

Bottled water


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Duration: 1 hr 45 mins Departure Times: 10:00 am

Discover Portland’s vibrant culture and thriving culinary scene as you embark on a guided walking tour in search of tastydelicacies created in local eateries. Travel on foot through bustling Old Port’s cobblestone streets as you hear tales ofarea fish houses, canneries and textile mills of long ago. Visit several award-winning restaurants in the livelyneighborhood, where you’ll savor a selection of delicious Maine-inspired dishes and meet the notable chefs behind theculinary creations.

Highlights:

Guided Walking Tour: Embark on a mouthwatering food crawl, as your guide expounds on the area’s celebratedculinary history.

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Old Port: Meander cobblestone streets lined with 19th-century brick buildings, posh boutiques and award-winning restaurants in this lively neighborhood.

Food Tasting: Visit several local eateries in “America’s Foodiest Small Town,” meet the chefs and relishscrumptious Maine cuisine.

Important Notes:



Guests should consider dietary restrictions and food allergies when selecting tour.


What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

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Duration: At Your Leisure DepartureTimes:

09:00 am, 09:30 am, 10:00am

Climb aboard and enjoy a fun and entertaining 50 minute narrated tour of the Portland peninsula. Experience thecharming and laid back city of Portland, Maine on the Hop on Hop Off trolley. You will discover the vibrant downtown andthe handsomely restored 19th century buildings of the “Old Port” housing colorful cafes, shops, bars and restaurants.

Highlights:

Enjoy a fully narrated trolley tour of the Portland peninsula that explores Portland’s rich history and notablehighlights.

Take in the beautiful sights and sounds as your experienced, local guide treats you to the best of Portland.

Visit Portland’s main landmarks, including the Portland Observatory, Longfellow House, Portland Museum of Art,Victoria Mansion and the Long Wharf.

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Walking is at the guest’s discretion.

Entry fees to the various venues located along the route are not included in the tour price.

The following attractions are available at an additional fee: Portland Observatory, Victoria Mansion, PortlandMuseum of Art, and the Longfellow House.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Bring the family together for a driving tour and sea cruise combined in one exciting excursion. First, journey through thehistoric and contemporary sights of Portland and along the beautiful, craggy coast to Fort Williams. You’ll have a chanceto see Portland Head Light, Maine’s oldest lighthouse. This is the first lighthouse completed by the U.S. government andis the most visited, painted and photographed in New England. Next, you'll board the Wendameen for a leisurely two-hour sail around picturesque Casco Bay. This legendary tall ship is an 88-foot wooden schooner that was launched in1912, restored in the 1980s is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Sit back, relax and take in the sightsof Casco’s waters with an experienced crew who will share their knowledge of the sea and sailing. Listen for the barkingof the harbor seals, and watch for an occasional eagle. And, if you want, join the crew and help hoist the sails.

Highlights:

Four-hour adventure: Spend half the day discovering Portland on a scenic driving tour and jaunt aboard alegendary wooden schooner.

Portland Head Light: See Maine’s oldest lighthouse and the most visited, painted and photographed lighthousein New England.

Wendameen: First launched in 1912, this 88-foot wooden schooner is listed on the National Register of HistoricPlaces.

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All walking is at guests’ discretion.


To get to the Portland Head Light, guests must be able to walk 200 yards and navigate 2 or 3 steps.

ADA coach needs to be requested 48 hours in advance.

Guides may not lift guests or push wheelchairs, though they may provide verbal guidance.

Collapsible wheelchairs and scooters can be stored under the coach.

Drivers may not lift any wheelchair or scooter over 60 pounds.


What to Bring:


Camera

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Cash/credit cards

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Opulent and sophisticated only begin to describe the Victoria Mansion, following a scenic introduction of Portland arriveat the mansion to experience this beloved landmark on a fully guided tour. First enjoy a scenic motor coach drive throughthe quaint streets of Portland, as you pass the historic Old Port along the harbor and dazzling Casco Bay beforeascending Munjoy Hill, home to the city’s Irish community, Portland Observatory, and 100-year-old City Hall. From theexterior of Victoria Mansion, an Italian villa-style abode built in 1860 of brick and brownstone, you’ll catch a glimpse intothe lives of America’s wealthy set before the Civil War while viewing its four-story tower and ornately carved windows.But that’s only the beginning, as your informative guide will lead you inside and roam from room-to-room, where you’llmarvel elaborately carved woodwork, the grand front staircase, a Moorish-style smoking room and other lavish décor — agood majority of which remain still in place, including original paintings, carpets, stained glass and fine China. Authenticsouvenirs, such as jewelry and books on the Portland’s architecture and maritime history, can be purchased at the on-sitegift shop before heading back to the ship.

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Highlights:

Scenic Drive: Travel past Portland’s historic Old Port, prominent Munjoy Hill and 100-year-old City Hall in acomfortable motor coach.

Mansion Tour: Built in 1860, the beloved Victoria Mansion exudes American opulence and sophisticationthrough its original architecture and décor.

Shopping: After viewing the mansion’s paintings, stained glass and fine China, discover your own treasures atthe on-site gift shop.

Important Notes:


There is no elevator to reach the second floor of the mansion.

This tour is not appropriate for guests who are completely confined to a wheelchair or travel only in a motorizedwheelchair or scooter.

Collapsible wheelchairs and scooters can be stored under the coach.

No interior pictures allowed at the mansion.

What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

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Delight in Maine’s dramatic scenery and incredible flavors on a daylong tour that includes a lake boat cruise, lobsterlunch, plus a hayride and food tasting at a local apple farm. After a one-hour motor coach ride you’ll land at Long Lake, an11-mile body of water shaped from melting glaciers. Here you’ll board the Songo River Queen II, a replica of theMississippi River paddle wheelers, for a cruise past secluded coves, natural landmarks and extravagant mansions. Relaxon the open upper deck underneath a shaded canopy while the captain shares stories about Maine’s rich history. Adelectable meal will be served onboard featuring Maine lobster rolls, potato chips, cookies and a beverage. Then it’s onto Pietree Orchard, a working farm that grows a bounty of fresh fruits and vegetables. Here you’ll enjoy a fun hayridecomplete with views of the White Mountains and commentary about the local food ecology by your informative farmguide. You’ll taste local apple cider and sweet apple pie made from apples that are grown, baked and fresh-pressed righton the farm. Take a few minutes to browse the farm store before relaxing on the motor coach ride back to your ship.

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Highlights:

Lake cruise: Glide across picturesque Long Lake in the open upper deck of a Mississippi River paddle wheeler.

New England cuisine: During your voyage savor a meal of authentic Maine lobster rolls, chips, cookies and non-alcoholic beverages.

Pietree Orchard: Enjoy a commentated hayride before tasting apple cider and sweet apple pie made on thisworking apple farm.

Important Notes:

Walking is at guests’ discretion. There are 3 steps to board hay ride and 15 steps to get to deck two of boat.

The tour is wheelchair accessible except for hay ride.

If guests have mobility issues they don’t have to join that portion of the tour.



An alternative dessert will be served if apples are out of season.


The drive to the boat dock is approximately 1 hour and 15 minutes. The drive from the orchard to port isapproximately 1 hour and 30 minutes.


What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

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Experience two sides of Maine on a combination tour that features a visit to a rural wildlife park and then plenty of freetime to shop around Freeport’s famous outlet stores. Set out on foot to explore the Maine Wildlife Park, home to morethan 30 species of free-roaming animals including deer, bears, moose, bald eagles, mountain lions and more. At the on-site Dry Mills Fish Hatchery you can visit the trout pond observatory, where thousands of fish are raised annually. For anadditional fee you can even feed the park’s resident wildlife. Then it’s on to Freeport, a world-class shopping destination

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touting 200 upscale outlets, locally owned boutiques, and the L.L. Bean Flagship Store. Here you’ll enjoy over two hoursof free time to shop, stroll, or dine on authentic Maine cuisine before being transported back to your ship.

Highlights:

Maine Wildlife Park: The park is home to more than 30 species of free-roaming animals and an on-site fishhatchery.

Freeport: This world-class shopping destination flaunts 200 upscale outlets, locally owned boutiques, and theL.L. Bean Flagship Store.

Free Time: You’ll enjoy over two hours in Freeport to shop, stroll, or grab lunch before returning to your ship.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk for approximately 5 hours.

Walking at the Maine Wildlife Park and in Freeport is at the guests’ discretion.

This tour is not recommended for guests with limited mobility or confined to wheelchairs.


What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

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Here’s your chance to see Portland’s spectacular scenery while learning about the town’s illustrious history in an activeand unique way. This three-hour tour will have you cycling and hiking your way around some of the city’s most notablelandmarks. First hop on two wheels and head out on a one-hour bike ride along Portland’s Eastern Promenade Trail. Asyou travel along the Atlantic oceanfront and across an old rail corridor, you’ll enjoy fabulous views of Casco Bay, glimpseFort Gorges, a former military outpost built in the 1860s, and see Bug Light, the smallest coastal lighthouse in the U.S. Asyou make your way to Mackworth Island, you’ll leave your bicycles and trek on foot for one mile around the popularrecreation area alongside an informative guide. Circle the island to discover a protected bird sanctuary, a cemetery

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where Governor Baxter buried his dogs, plus panoramic views of the Portland skyline. Take in the views before pedalingyour way back to your ship.

Highlights:

Scenic Cycling: Embark on a pedaling adventure along Portland’s Eastern Promenade Trail past the glimmeringAtlantic Ocean and notable landmarks.

Coastal Hike: Trek one mile on foot around Mackworth Island, a popular recreation area, alongside aninformative guide.

Regional Commentary: Learn the history behind the area’s military forts, lighthouses, and cemeteries whileenjoying stunning Portland scenery.

Important Notes:

Guests should be comfortable cycling 10 to 11 miles and walking 1 mile.

Guests must sign a liability waiver to participate in this tour.

This tour is not wheelchair accessible.

This tour is not suitable for guests with mobility issues.


Pregnant women and guests with back/neck problems should not select this tour.

What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

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Experience Portland’s stunning scenery, fascinating history, and delectable cuisine on a daylong combination tour aroundone of Maine’s most enthralling cities. From the pier, depart via coach for Kennebunkport where you enjoy a 50-minutecruise via motor boat along rocky coastline past some of Maine’s most famous homes, where American presidents and

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world leaders often visit. Next, you’ll have over an hour of free time to explore Dock Square’s art galleries and antiqueshops. At the nearby Nonantum Resort, an historic inn situated along the Kennebunkport River, you’ll delight in anauthentic New England-style meal featuring lobster rolls, chowder, dessert, coffee and tea. To round out the day you’llstop by Fort Williams Park on Cape Elizabeth to visit the Portland Head Light, the oldest lighthouse in Maine that servedas a military outpost from the Spanish-American War to the Korean War. This is one well-rounded tour that comes jam-packed with the best Portland has on offer.

Highlights:

Kennebunkport: Explore Dock Square’s quaint shops independently and then savor New England lobster rollsand chowder at an historic inn.

Portland Head Light: Visit Fort Williams Park on picturesque Cape Elizabeth, home to the oldest lighthouse inMaine.

Important Notes:

Walking in Kennebunkport is at the guest's discretion. Guests must be able to negotiate 5 steps toembark/disembark the vessel, as well as the ramp and dock to the vessel. The angle can change dramaticallywith the tide.

Guests must walk approximately 500 yards at the lighthouse.




Beer and wine available for purchase individually.


What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

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Embark on an on-foot journey through Portland’s distinctive neighborhoods and past its notable landmarks whiletraveling alongside a friendly and knowledgeable guide. Head out along cobblestone streets of the Old Port and makeyour way along the Eastern Promenade, a trail built along an old rail corridor. Here you’ll enjoy spectacular views ofCasco Bay and the Portland Observatory, a historic maritime signal tower built in 1807. Throughout your adventure you’lltrek past the Wadsworth-Longfellow Mansion, where the famous literary figure grew up, and admire the 19th-centuryAmerican domestic architecture of Victoria Mansion. You’ll stroll by City Hall, along the shopping hub of CommercialStreet, and past the oldest church in town. In the Downtown Arts District, learn about Portland’s creative scene as well asits culinary and beer heritage while making your way around local theaters, arts schools, galleries and world-classmuseums. Then head back to your ship having experienced a street-level glimpse into Portland’s most spectacularwonders.

Highlights:

Eastern Promenade: Walk along an old rail corridor, where you can enjoy views of Casco Bay and the PortlandObservatory.

Notable Landmarks: See historic mansions, City Hall, Commercial Street’s retail hub, and the town’s oldestchurch alongside a local guide.

Arts District: Learn about the town’s creative scene while strolling past its theaters, arts schools, galleries andworld-class museums.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk for 2 hours as this is a walking tour.

This tour is not suitable for guests with mobility issues.



What to Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What to Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Weather appropriate clothing

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K E N N E B U N K P O R T A N D S C E N I C C R U I S E


Enjoy beautiful views of Maine's famous rocky coastline, a scenic ride to Kennebunkport and a relaxing 50-minute cruise.You'll pass stunning Federal and Victorian style mansions during your drive to Kennebunkport's Dock Square where you'llboard your boat to experience panoramic views of Walker's Point and Maine's rocky coast. Afterwards, enjoy one hourexploring shops, galleries, restaurants and pubs in Dock Square. See the Bush Estate and former Summer White Houseon the return route.

Highlights:

Cruise Maine's Coast: Embark on a 50-minute cruise and enjoy panoramic views of Kennebunkport, Walker'sPoint and the rocky coastline.

Dock Square: Shop and dine during your one-hour of free time in the center of Kennebunkport.

Kennebunkport: See Walker's Point, the Bush Estate, and 18th and 19th century mansions built by wealthymerchants and sea captains.

Important Notes:

Approximately one hour of free time in Dock Square.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

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Code: PW01



See Maine's rocky coastline and visit the charming village of Kennebunkport, summer home of the Bush family. You'll takea scenic drive through the village, passing Federal and Victorian style mansions built by wealthy sea captains andmerchants in the 1700s and 1800s. Enjoy 1-1/2 hours free time at Dock Square, strolling past shops, galleries, restaurantsand pubs. On return, you'll see Walker's Point, "the summer White House", where both Presidents Bush hosted worldleaders.

Highlights:

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Maine Coastline: Wind through one lovely town after another with views of rugged ocean shores as you travelto Kennebunkport.

Kennebunkport: Seasonal beauty year-round has made this village the favored vacation spot of the wealthy,including the presidential Bush family.

Dock Square: Enjoy free time among lovely boutiques, antique stores, pubs, galleries, and restaurants in thecenter of Kennebunkport.

Important Notes:

Guests will enjoy approximately 1-1/2 hours free time at Dock Square.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

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A sightseeing motor coach tour takes you through the picturesque, historic, and entertaining city of Portland. The scenicdrive passes the quaint streets of the Old Port where red brick buildings house charming restaurants, pubs, uniqueboutiques and galleries. Your tour continues past historic Victorian homes to Portland's Art district and the thrivingcommercial district. Ride to Fort Williams, a former military outpost, now home to Portland Head Light, the oldestlighthouse in Maine.

Highlights:

Old Port: Enjoy the effect of street lanterns highlighting a gracious mix of architectural styles along Portland'shistoric waterfront district.

Arts District: In streets that once held department stores, Portland has installed impressive museums, theaters,and other cultural centers.

Portland Head Light: Take pictures of Maine's oldest lighthouse, faithfully guarding Portland Harbor at CapeElizabeth since 1791.

Important Notes:

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Guests must be able to walk approximately 600 feet (optional) over even surfaces with 2 - 3 steps.

What To Bring:


Camera

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Cash/credit cards

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Internationally recognized as a world-class shopping destination, Freeport offers over 200 upscale outlets, designershops and eclectic boutiques. The Freeport Village is the newest addition with retail shops and restaurants. Discover notonly major brands like Ralph Lauren, but also Maine's renowned brands like Cole Haan and L.L. Bean. The town is hometo the L.L. Bean Flagship store, which remains open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week and 365 days a year.

Highlights:

Freeport: Explore one of the best shopping towns in New England, with over 200 outlets, designer shops andeclectic boutiques.

Freeport Village: Shop for recognized brands, including Crew, Brooks Brothers, Banana Republic, Burberry,Coach, Hartmann and Jones New York.

L.L. Bean: Visit the flagship store established in 1912, that has kept its doors open 24/7 since 1950.

Important Notes:

Guests will have approximately 3 hours of shopping time in Freeport.

Due to the historic nature of Freeport Village not all shops are handicapped accessible.

Guest will receive Map and discount coupons.

What To Bring:


Camera

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See the highlights of Portland, and visit Maine's oldest lighthouse, and Kennebunkport. Take a relaxing drive through OldPort, the former warehouse district where brick buildings now house retails shops, galleries and restaurants. Admirevaried architecture, with Victorian neighborhoods contrasted against Portland's new Arts District. Visit Portland HeadLight at Cape Elizabeth. Then on to Kennebunkport, with its elaborate Victorian and Federal mansions, and glimpses ofthe Bush estate. Enjoy free time at Dock Square.

Highlights:

Old Port: See Portland's renovated warehouse district, where shopping and restaurant venues thrive alongsidewaterfront activities.

Portland Head Light: Drive through the picturesque town of Cape Elizabeth and visit the still-functioning oldestlighthouse in Maine.

Kennebunkport: See beautiful homes and spend free time shopping or browsing the galleries, boutiques, andshops at Dock Square.

Important Notes:

Guests will have approximately 1-3/4 hours of free time in Kennebunkport's Dock Square.

Lunch not included in this tour.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Restrictions: N/A


08:45 am, 10:45 am, 12:45pm

Enjoy the rustic beauty of a 19th century horse-drawn wagon ride, ambling through the city of Portland. Your matchedteam of horses trots through narrow streets as your guide points out historical sites. You'll ride past Portland's workingwaterfront, the Eastern Promenade with its spectacular views of Casco Bay and the Calendar Islands, the PortlandObservatory and Monument Square. See the Portland Museum of Art, Civic Center and beautiful Victorian homes.

Highlights:

Wagon Ride: Ride through Portland in a horse drawn wagon, passing contemporary and historical buildings,including Henry Longfellow's home.

Portland Waterfront: Thriving harbor activities exist side by side with retail venues established in formerwarehouses.

Arts District: Trot past theatres, arts schools, galleries and museums, including Portland Museum of Art designedby I.M. Pei.

Important Notes:



Participants must be able to negotiate three large steps to embark/disembark the wagon.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

What To Wear:

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Code: PW15



Your scenic half-day tour takes you to three of Maine's most prominent lighthouses. Driving through historic Portland,you'll arrive at Bug Light, a lighthouse built of brick-lined cast iron, and see the impressive sculptural tribute Liberty ShipMemorial, dedicated to 266 ships built there during WWII. Continue to sparkplug-style Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse,then on to Fort William and Maine's oldest lighthouse, Portland Head Light. Enjoy exploring, and viewing interestingnavigational aids in the museum.

Highlights:

Bug Light: Nicknamed for its small size, elegant Portland Breakwater Light was first lit in 1875.

Spring Point Ledge Lighthouse: View a typical sparkplug-style lighthouse constructed of brick on a cylindricalcast-iron caisson, dating from 1891.

Portland Head Light: Explore Fort Williams and visit the impressive museum located in the former lighthousekeeper's quarters.

What To Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

Bottled water

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Discover New England's breathtaking scenery on this fully-narrated nature cruise across Frenchman's Bay and along theshores of Acadia National Park. Watch for Harbor seals, majestic bald eagles, and pods of Harbor porpoise as you cruise

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the calm and protected waters of the area. You'll also enjoy panoramic views of the sheer granite cliffs of Great Head,

smooth rock beaches, Egg Rock Island Lighthouse, and the magnificent summer homes along "Millionaires Row".

Highlights:

Nature Cruise: Glide along the calm waters of Frenchman's Bay and shores of Acadia National Park on thisscenic guided cruise.

Marine Life: Watch for local marine life, including Harbor seals, majestic bald eagles, and Harbor porpoise, withcommentary from a professional naturalist.

Attractions: Enjoy panoramic views of Great Head, luxurious summer residences, and Egg Rock IslandLighthouse, still an active maritime beacon.

What to Bring:


Camera

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Cash/credit cards

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Restrictions: N/A


08:45 am, 09:00 am, 10:30 am, 11:45am, 12:00 pm

Find out what makes Acadia National Park so magnificent and unique. You'll tour the rugged, sea-bashed coastline,absorb the beauty of the soaring cliffs, enter its lush forests and enjoy breathtaking views from the summit of CadillacMountain. It includes a visit to Thunder Hole where the full force of waves collide with the air making a distant thunderousroar. Your guide will pause at every overlook to answer questions and provide insights.

Highlights:

Acadia National Park: Enjoy the serenity and beauty of nature at this picturesque park offering breathtakingviews of soaring cliffs.

Thunder Hole: Experience the power and thunderous roar at this naturally formed inlet.

Important Notes:

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No shopping opportunities on this tour.

On the summit of Cadillac, there are well-maintained concrete and gravel paths.

With only 14 guests, this tour will provide maximum interaction with your experienced guide as you observe thewonders of this majestic park.

What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Code: BY36



Enjoy a round of golf on a half-day excursion at Kebo Valley Golf Club, the eighth-oldest course in the nation. Since 1888,golfers from all over the world — including golf legend Walter Hagen — have risen to the challenges of its well-conditioned, links-style course and delighted in the spectacular views as they swung and putted their way through. Bringyour golf skills and sense of adventure for an unforgettable 18 holes, or practice your swing at the driving range. Transferto and from golf course, green fees, golf cart rental and tee time are included. Caddies are available for an additionalcharge. And if you need a set of clubs, they’re available for rent. Located on Mount Desert Island and bordering AcadiaNational Park, Kebo Valley Golf Club is one of those rare courses that seems both state-of-the-art and turn-of-the-century.Rich in tradition, endless in surprises and incapable of being mastered, Kebo is a source of pride for Bar Harbor, and thecourse is every bit as captivating today as when it was first played more than a century ago.

Highlights:

Kebo Valley Golf Club: Enjoy playing a round of golf on the eighth-oldest course in the nation.

Scenic setting: The course is located on ruggedly beautiful Mount Desert Island and bordering picturesqueAcadia National Park.

Rate includes: Transfer to/from golf course, green fees, golf cart rental and tee time; caddies and clubs availablefor hire.

Important Notes:

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No jeans, jean shorts, gym shorts, sweatpants or T-shirts.


Tour operates by van that cannot accommodate a wheelchair.

What to Bring:


Camera

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Code: BY38



Enjoy a four-hour adventure that takes your through breathtaking Acadian National Park, followed by a “Downeast”lobster bake. Make your way along Loop Road, the 27-mile-long road that connects the park’s lakes, mountains, forestsand rocky coast. You’ll continue past famous sights including Jordan Pond House and Otter Cliffs, before arriving at ascenic photo stop within the park. One of the highlights of Acadia National Park is the diversity of its landscape. This parkis home to glacial mountain ridges that look like ice cream cones from a distance. It also contains granite peaks reachingmore than 1,000 feet into the air. Next, bring your appetite to a delicious “downeast feast.” With 3,478 miles of shoreline,Maine’s lobsters set the standard by which all the world’s lobsters are judged. (Did you know it's a felony to rob someoneelse’s lobster pots?) Your lobster lunch includes a buffet starring lobster and accompanied by mussels, corn on the cob,potato, coleslaw and bread and finished with a sweet blueberry dessert. Steak is available for non-lobster eaters.

Highlights:

Half-day adventure: Feast your eyes on the breathtaking splendor of Acadia National Park; then feast at a"downeast" lobster bake.

Rich natural beauty and heritage: Acadia National Park is the oldest American national park east of theMississippi River.

Lobster fact: The annual Maine lobster yield is 40 million pounds, nearly 90 percent of the nation’s supply.

Important Notes:

All walking is at the guests’ discretion.

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Guest must be of legal age to consume alcohol

What to Bring:


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Binoculars

Sun protection

Cash/credit cards

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Code: BY40



Embark on the journey of a lifetime through the spectacularly beautiful Acadia National Park, as you traverse every inchof its winding Park Loop Road. In the comfort of a motor coach equipped with air-conditioning and bathroom facilities,you’ll travel along the 27-mile scenic byway — one of the world’s most picturesque — and view its breathtakinglandscapes from your window seat. Throughout the journey your friendly and informative guide will point out notablelandmarks: dazzling Frenchman’s Bay, historic carriage stables, dense coastal woods, charming seaside inns andtowering Kebo Mountain.

Highlights:

Park Loop Road: Wind along this 27-mile scenic byway and marvel natural landscapes in the comfort of a motorcoach.

Acadia National Park: Admire dazzling Frenchman’s Bay, historic carriage stables, coastal woods and toweringKebo Mountain in this breathtaking park.

Important Notes:



This tour does not include a stop at Cadillac Mountain.

Photo stops are made based on the parking availability along the Park Loop Road and may include ThunderHole, Sand Beach, Otter Cliffs, or the Jordan Pond area.

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Code: BY54


Duration: 1 hr 30 mins Departure Times: 08:30 am, 12:45 pm

Grab your camera and watch as Maine’s natural beauty unfolds before you while traveling via air-conditioned motorcoach to the summit of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point along the United States’ Northern Atlantic seaboard. Ascend1,530 feet above Acadia National Park across the meandering Summit Road, a steep cliff-lined pathway opened in 1931that snakes across the north and eastern side of the mountain. Learn about the volcanic and geological forces thatformed the mountain while driving on roads lined with pink granite, gnarled trees, various-sized boulders and forests tallwith spruce and pitch pine. Then prepare to experience the breathtaking panorama that awaits you at its summit. On aclear day you can view Schoodic Peninsula on the mainland, the Porcupine Islands offshore in the distance, as well asyour cruise ship docked in Frenchman Bay, a cove named after a French explorer who roved the area in 1604. Snap a fewphotos of the landscape and then enjoy the scenic return drive through Bar Harbor. Along the way your guide will pointout charming Victorian cottages from the 1800s, the private liberal-arts College of the Atlantic, as well as Village Green, apopular gathering place for locals.

Highlights:

The Summit Road: Meander along steep cliff-lined lanes while ascending 1,530 feet above Acadia National Parkvia air-conditioned motor coach.

Cadillac Mountain: Admire breathtaking panoramas while standing atop the highest peak along the country’sNorthern Atlantic seaboard.

Bar Harbor highlights: Glimpse 19th-century cottages, a distinguished local college, and the verdant VillageGreen while traveling through town.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk approximately 200 yards over mostly level surfaces.


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This tour is wheelchair accessible.

The drive to and from mountain summit is approximately 45 minutes each way.


What to Bring:


Camera

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Code: BY55



Escape the crowds and explore the natural splendor and view the wildlife of Mount Desert Island on a 40-foot woodenlobster boat — a truly authentic experience. Your lobster boat is smaller, which means you can get closer to lush forests,stunning granite cliffs, verdant river valleys and serene offshore islands. Then enjoy sampling delicious, caught-that-morning lobster and other fresh seafood at a restaurant that’s popular with the locals — be sure to wear a bib to catch allthat butter dripping from every bite. Plus see Maine lobstermen at work, watching them haul a lobster trap and learningwhat they do to prepare and deliver this native delicacy.

Highlights:

Half-day tour: Take in the natural splendor and native wildlife of Mount Desert Island — one of the mostbeautiful places in the Down East region.

Authentic local experience: Enjoy your tour on a wooden lobster boat; learn how the local lobstermen trap,prepare and deliver this regional delicacy.

Savor a sample: Try freshly caught local lobster and seafood — wear a bib to catch the butter dripping fromeach tasty morsel.

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What to Bring:


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Cash/credit cards

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Learn about Maine's legendary lighthouses, and the brave men and women who have maintained them, on this fully-narrated, scenic tour. Leaving the dock on a high speed luxury catamaran, you'll begin your journey to explore some ofthe island's most historic lighthouses. You'll also enjoy breathtaking views of Acadia National Park's natural treasures,including The Beehive, Cadillac Mountain, Otter Cliffs, Sand Beach, and Thunder Hole, and the opulent summer estatesof Bar Harbor's elite.

Highlights:

Catamaran Cruise: Enjoy heated cabins and railed outside viewing decks aboard your luxury catamaran.

Lighthouses: Get an up-close view of some of the island's most iconic lighthouses and learn about their historyfrom your experienced guide.

Down-East: Soak in awe-inspiring views of Acadia National Park and the opulent summer mansions dotting thecoast, owned by the likes of Martha Stewart and the Rockefellers.

Important Notes:

Catamaran is fully wheelchair accessible.

Guests 18 years and older must present photo ID to board catamaran.

Guests must be on dock 30 to 40 minutes prior to departure.

Guests should book ahead for this popular tour.

Tour may visit either five (5) lighthouses or four (4) lighthouses and the ord-like Somes Sound.

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Watch for a variety of whales, including Humpbacks, Finbacks, and Minke, as well as other marine wildlife, on thisfascinating whale watching adventure. You'll enjoy a heated cabin and cushioned chairs on your scenic catamaran cruiseas you glide along the Gulf of Maine. Experienced naturalists will describe each whale's behavior, adaptations to life inthe ocean, and conservation efforts. They'll also identify Harbor Porpoise, Seals, and a variety of Pelagic Seabirds.

Highlights:

Catamaran Cruise: Spacious decks, cushioned chairs, heated cabin, and a full galley and bar are among theamenities you'll enjoy.

Gulf of Maine: Watch for Pilot Whales, Atlantic white-sided dolphins, Basking, Blue and Mako sharks, andschools of Bluefin Tuna.

Whale Watching: Learn about whale behavior and how different species adapt to their environment during yourcruise.

Important Notes:

Catamaran is fully wheelchair accessible.

Whale sightings cannot be guaranteed.

Guests must be of legal age to consume alcoholic beverages.

Guests 18 years and older must present photo identification to board catamaran.

What to Bring:


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Restrictions: Min Weight: 60 pounds, Max Weight:300 pounds Min Age: 12 Min Height: 48", Max Height: 78"


09:00 am

Explore the stunning scenery of Acadia National Park on a guided bike tour that follows recently refurbished carriagetrails, originally created by John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Hop aboard a custom-fitted, 24-speed mountain bike engineered forhard-packed gravel terrain, and follow your professional guide along the carriage trails, stopping periodically to hearcommentary about the natural features and local history of your surroundings.

Highlights:

Acadia National Park Carriage Trails: Dating back to 1913, these trails crisscross the park and recentlyunderwent a multi-million dollar refurbishment.

Guided Bike Tour: Your professional guide leads you along the trails and offers fascinating information aboutyour surroundings.

Mountain Bike: Enjoy your ride through the park on a custom 24-speed bike, designed specifically for gravelterrain.

Important Notes:


Guests must be able to pedal a bicycle approximately five miles over moderate terrain with some uphill climbs.

Bike and helmet provided.

Guests must be aware certain inherent risks are involved with any cycling excursion.

What To Bring:


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Cash/credit cards

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Code: BY13


Restrictions: Min Age: 12 Min Weight: 80 pounds, Max Weight:300 pounds Min Height: 48", Max Height: 78"


09:30 am

Explore the habitats of birds and sea life along the Bar Harbor coastline on this narrated kayak tour. Climb aboard astable two-person kayak and after brief instructions, head out onto the waters of Frenchman Bay. Paddle past thePorcupine Islands, as your Registered Maine Guide shares facts about the natural ecosystem and points out local wildlife,including harbor seals, porpoises, and bald eagles. As you glide by Bar Harbor, gaze at magnificent shorefront mansions.

Highlights:

Sea Kayaking: Climb aboard a super-stable two-person kayak and discover why sea kayaking is such a popularpastime.

Frenchman Bay: Paddle past the famed Porcupine Islands and take in views of Bar Harbor's oceanfrontmansions.

Professional Guide: On this narrated tour, learn about the natural habitat and see wildlife, including porpoises,cormorants, and bald eagles.

Important Notes:


This tour is suitable for beginners.

What To Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

Bottled water

What To Wear:

Light, quick-dry clothing

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Restrictions: Min Height: 48", Max Height: 84" Min Age: 8 Min Weight: 80 pounds, Max Weight:300 pounds


09:30 am

Explore the colorful and illustrious history of Bar Harbor, Maine on a Victorian walking tour of this quaint town. Step backin time to the 1800s, as you follow your guide - playing the role of a Vanderbilt family servant - through the streets of BarHarbor. Hear tales about the lavish lifestyle and over-the-top behavior of the fabulously wealthy robber barons and thenewly rich who, in another era, made Bar Harbor their summer playground.

Highlights:

Bar Harbor Walk: Hear tales of grand parties and see the manicured estates at the summer playground ofwealthy Victorians.

Character Roles: Guides offer convincing portrayals of filthy-rich industrialists, blue-blood society, and eagersocial climbers of old Bar Harbor.

Victorian Mansions: Marvel at extravagant homes, built in the era when Bar Harbor was America's mostexclusive resort.

Important Notes:


Guests must be able to walk approximately three-fourths of a mile for 1-1/4 hours, over even and gravel surfaces,with some narrow pathways and 2 to 3 stairs.

What To Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What To Wear:

Light clothing

Hat and sunglasses

Walking shoes

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Restrictions: Min Age: 12 Min Height: 48", Max Height: 84" Min Weight: 50 pounds, Max Weight:300 pounds


09:00 am

Set out for an exciting time on Bar Harbor’s coast on this exclusive 8-person tour. Gaze at stunning coastal landscapesalong Park Loop Road in Acadia National Park and admire Victorian mansions in Seal Harbor and Northeast Harbor asyou travel in style aboard an ultra-comfortable limo coach. Pause for photos at Thunder Hole and at the summit ofCadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America’s Eastern seaboard. You’ll also savor a three-course lunch in anelegant Bar Harbor restaurant.

Highlights:

Exclusive limousine coach tour: Enjoy a personalized experience on this 14-guest-maximum tour, featuring alimo coach and elegant three-course luncheon.

Acadia National Park: Exult in breathtaking New England scenery during your luxury limo coach ride along ParkLoop Road

Cadillac Mountain: Stop at Thunder Hold before summiting 1,530-foot Cadillac Mountain, two of the most visitedsites in Acadia National Park.

Important Notes:


What To Bring:


Camera

Cash/credit cards

Sun protection

What To Wear:

Light clothing

Hat and sunglasses

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Discover charming Bar Harbor and Mt. Desert Island on this half-day experience. Your tour takes you to Bar Harbor,considered one of the most exclusive resorts in the world at the turn of the century. See a number of Victorian mansionsthat survived the Great Fire of 1947 before your walk concludes at the dock. Sail on a 121-foot schooner enjoyingpanoramic views of Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park and the imposing Cadillac Mountain.

Highlights:

Bar Harbor: Experience one of the most exclusive resorts at the turn of the century, and its Victorian Mansions.

Schooner: Sail Frenchman's Bay by schooner and enjoy views of Bar Harbor, Acadia National Park and CadillacMountain.

Important Notes:

This tour is conducted solely on foot.

The terrain is generally flat and paved.

Schooner may operate by sail or motor power.

Guests climb 5 large steps to board the schooner

Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour

Guests with mobility issues should not select tour

What to Bring:


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Immerse yourself in one of the crown jewels of Maine, Acadia National Park on an unforgettable scenic drive. Behold50,000 acres of rugged splendor, an incredible range of landscapes and natural wonders. Hear the dramatic sounds ofwaves crashing against the craggy shore at Thunder Hole. Make your way to Jordan Pond House, a restaurant that hasbeen serving fresh, delicious popovers since the 1890s; savor yours with butter and jam. Then head to the pink granitesummit of Cadillac Mountain, the tallest peak on the U.S. Atlantic coast. Standing 1,530 feet above the sea, marvel at thebreathtaking vistas of Frenchman’s Bay and the Porcupine Islands below.

Highlights:

Acadia National Park: Take in mountains, rivers and lakes and a rich array of flora and fauna; hear waves crashagainst the rocks at Thunder Hole.

Jordan Pond House: Savor fresh popovers with butter and jam from a restaurant that’s been in operation sincethe 1890s.

Cadillac Mountain: Stand at the pink granite summit of the tallest peak along the U.S. Atlantic seaboard.

Important Notes:

Drivers may not lift any scooter/wheelchair weighing more than 60 pounds.

Guests requiring assistance must travel with a willing and able companion.

Guides can only provide verbal guidance to guests; they cannot lift guests or push wheelchairs.

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Prices: Adult 49.00 / Child 49.00 USD Restrictions: Max weight: 300 pounds Min age: 6


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This two-hour excursion introduces you to the authentic lobster business aboard a boat that drifts over the calm waters ofFrenchman Bay. You'll see how lobster traps are hauled, set and baited. Learn the difference between hard shells,shredders, shorts, culls and keepers. You'll pass colonies of seals hovering rocky ledges and see the picturesque EggRock Lighthouse while the Captain, a retired chef, points out sites and shares local history, folklore and recipes.

Highlights:

Lobster boat: Pull traps full of live lobsters from the waters of Frenchman's Bay.

Frenchman Bay: Absorb the Bay's mesmerizing scenery, which includes colonies of seals and the picturesqueEgg Rock lighthouse.

Maine's lobster industry: Learn intriguing stories about the industry and hone your lobstering skills whilecollecting mouth-watering recipes.

Important Notes:

Minimum age to participate is 6 years old.

Sea bands are provided at the beginning of every cruise at no additional cost

Consider physical fitness and medical history when selecting tour

Guests with mobility issues should not select tour

Guest must be able to walk on ramp and climb 5 steps to access the vessel

The angle of the ramp can change dramatically with the tides

Filming or other recording of the entire cruise is not permitted

If you are prone to seasickness take precautions

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Code: BY35


Duration: 1 hr 30 mins Departure Times: 09:30 am, 12:30 pm

M O U N T D E S E R T I S L A N D S C E N I C F L I G H T


See Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park the best way — from above. Board a comfortable, high-wing Cessna 172 andthrill as you circle the entire perimeter of the Mount Desert Island shoreline, enjoying commentary while beholdingunobstructed views of the beauty below. With your experienced and knowledgeable pilot at the controls, see thepicturesque landscape of Bar Harbor, a popular place for painters since the 19th century. Fly over rugged CadillacMountain and Bass Harbor, a scenic fishing village. Then venture on to the beautiful cliffs, mountains and islands alongthe western shore. This amazing tour showcases three historic lighthouses, including the Bass Harbor Head Light. Built inthe 1858, this 26-foot lighthouse still has the lens that was installed in 1902.

Highlights:

Thrilling 35-minute flight: Circle the perimeter of the Mount Desert Island shoreline, beholding the area the bestway — from above.

Quiet and comfortable Cessna 172: Receive a safety briefing prior to boarding and on the aircraft before flying.

Historic lighthouses: Your unforgettable flight showcases three lighthouses; Bass Harbor Head Light dates backto 1858.

Important Notes:

Cessna tour will be run weather permitting.

Tour can be cancelled at the last minute because of air traffic restrictions.

Tour is not wheelchair accessible.

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Duration: 4 hrs Departure Times: 09:15 am, 10:15 am

Bar Harbor's half-day tour will expose you to the beautiful natural landscapes of Acadia National Park and CadillacMountain. Your scenic drive along the ocean's edge passes Otter Cliff and Thunder Hole, named for its thunderous roar.

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You'll absorb magnificent views from a scenic stop in the park and learn about the lifecycle of a lobster at the LobsterOceanarium. Then, travel to a gilded-age mansion to view the last remaining summer residences from an era of wealth.

Highlights:

Lobster Oceanarium: See fascinating displays, an authentic lobster fishing boat, and plenty of hands-on exhibits.

Gilded-age Mansion: Listen to tales of a bygone era, when America's wealthiest families made Bar Harbor theirsummer playground.

Important Notes:


Stop at Thunder Hole is based on availability of designated bus parking spaces.

If designated bus parking unavailable, alternative photo stop will be made inside park at tour guide's discretion.

Guests must be able to walk and stand for approximately 30 minutes at the Lobster Oceanarium and 20minutes at other venues.

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Restrictions: N/A


08:30 am, 09:45 am, 10:15 am,11:00 am

Enjoy a multi-faceted tour of Bar Harbor's most scenic areas. You'll visit Sieur de Mont Springs Nature Center and learnabout Acadia National Park's varied wildlife. Marvel at Thunder Hole, where ocean swells converge against granite, stopfor photos at the Jordan Pond House, set against the Penobscot Mountains and Bubbles Hill, and admire the magnificentsummit of 1532-foot Cadillac Mountain. Then, pass the summer homes of Mount Desert Island's most famous residentsbefore enjoying a delectable lobster lunch with blueberry dessert.

B E S T O F A C A D I A N A T I O N A L P A R K & C A D I L L A C M O U N T A I N


Highlights:

Sieur de Mont Springs Nature Center: Learn about Acadia National Park's rich and varied wildlife.

Jordan Pond House: Looking north toward The Bubbles, a pair of glacially-sculpted mounds.

Mount Desert Island: View the summer homes of the Island's most famous residents — Martha Stewart, theRockefellers, and the Fords.

Thunder Hole: Watch as ocean swells converge against the granite cliffs, creating a thunderous roar.

Important Notes:

Steak is available upon request.

Walking at Sieur de Mont Springs, Cadillac Mountain, Thunder Hole and Jordon Pond House is at guests'discretion.

There are approximately 900 feet of walking over even and cobblestone surfaces.

Cadillac Mountain substituted with stop at Visitor's Center in adverse weather conditions.

Due to construction Sieur de Monts will not be visited on sailings after September 6th. Another scenic stop willbe made in its place.

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Experience the serene woodlands and rocky shorelines of Acadia National Park. A scenic drive through lands donated byJohn D. Rockefeller offers engaging scenes of coastlines, mountainous terrains, and evergreen forests. You'll seeromantic stone-cut bridges, elaborate carriage trails, and possibly catch a glimpse of bald eagles and white tail deer. Yourtour concludes with a photo stop atop the 1530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the highest point in North America's Easternseaboard.

Highlights:

A C A D I A N A T I O N A L P A R K


Park Loop Road: Enjoy tranquil woodlands and mountain scenery along a 27-mile coastal drive.

Acadia National Park: This stunning preserve, set among lakes and mountain slopes, harbors more than 50wildlife species.

Cadillac Mountain: Marvel at 360-degree panoramic views of glacier-cut granite cliffs, forest, lakes, and valleys.

Important Notes:

Cadillac Mountain substituted with stop at Visitor's Center in adverse weather conditions.

Walking is at guests' discretion.

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Capture the essence of Acadia National Park with a scenic ride on a horse-drawn carriage. A fascinating one-hourjourney on rustic carriage roads weaves through the forested landscape. You'll make your way to the top of CadillacMountain to enjoy panoramic views of natural beauty, encompassing ocean, valleys, lakes, and mountain forests. At 1532-feet, this peak is the highest point on North America's Eastern seaboard.

Highlights:

Carriage Ride: Enjoy a leisurely ride around Day Mountain, on motor-free gravel pathways created forpedestrians, bicyclists, horses, and carriages.

Acadia National Park: The network of carriage trails, bridges, and gates came about through direct contributionby John D. Rockefeller.

Cadillac Mountain: See where the mountain meets the sea at this spectacular summit, overlooking granite-carved valleys and cliffs, and woodlands.

Important Notes:

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Guests must be able to walk approximately 60 feet over even and gravel surfaces.

Guests must be able to climb two large steps to board the carriage.

Cadillac Mountain stop substituted with alternate site in adverse weather conditions.

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Rugged natural beauty, abundant wildlife, rich cultural heritage — you’ll see and experience it all and more on a narratedboat cruise to Little Cranberry Island and through picturesque Somes Sound. A short motor coach ride brings you to thequiet enclave of Northeast Harbor where you’ll board the Sea Princess, an open-air motor boat offering plenty of shadedcovering. Embark on a fully-narrated voyage alongside a local guide who shares about the area’s history and ecology asyou take in views of Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park. As you travel along Maine’s rugged coast, keep youreye out for sunning seals, soaring seabirds and bald eagles. With a stop at the picturesque harbor town of Islesford onLittle Cranberry Island, you can explore the tiny atoll on your own or browse the Islesford Historical Museum. Operated bythe National Park Service, the museum houses a collection of photographs, ship models, fishermen’s tools and aneducational video featuring local lobstermen. Once back on the Sea Princess you’ll glide through Somes Sound, a “ard”that juts through Mount Desert Island with waters up to 175 feet deep. Passing steep cliffs and hilltop villages, you’ll learnabout Maine’s early settlers and how the submerged ocean valley formed from gigantic continental glaciers.

Highlights:

Narrated cruise: Learn about Maine’s ecology and glimpse local wildlife while motoring off the rugged coastalongside a professional guide.

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Somes Sound: Glide across calm, protected waters through a submerged ocean valley that nearly cuts MountDesert Island in two.

Important Notes:

Walking is at guests’ discretion, with a high step to get on the vessel and a few steps at museum.





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Stir up spirits from the Bar Harbor of yesteryear as you are led by The Lady in the Red Cloak on a 90-minute stroll pasthistoric sites, haunted spaces, and the Village Burying Ground before savoring a sweet treat at a local chocolate shop.Join a captivating guide decked out in 1800s-style period clothing on foot through the backstreets of Bar Harbor andaround mytery filled Victorian cottages. As you ramble along the famous Shore Path, you’ll relish views of Frenchman Bayand the offshore Porcupine Islands, plus hear tales of the town’s early history and its most haunting legends. See acollection of buildings believed to be frequented by the ghosts of local residents, and then visit the Village BuryingGround, a graveyard plotted before 1790 where a group of sea captains, fishermen, Union soldiers and sailorspermanently reside. After enduring some spooky tales you can sample the sweet side of Bar Harbor with a sample oflobster ice cream or a steaming cup of hot chocolate at Ben & Bill’s Chocolate Emporium.

Highlights:

B A R H A R B O R R E D C L O A K H A U N T E D H I S T O R Y W A L K I N G T O U R


Guided stroll: Join The Lady in the Red Cloak for an exploration of Bar Harbor’s early history and superstitiousfolklore.

Ghostly encounters: Trek the waterfront Shore Path, see the town’s most haunted buildings, and visit the VillageBurying Ground.

Ben & Bill’s Chocolate Emporium: Warm up your spirits while sipping a steamy mug of locally made hotchocolate or a sample of lobster ice cream.

Important Notes:

Guests must be able to walk and stand for approximately 1 hour 30 minutes (1,760 yards) and climb a few steps.



Guests with hearing difficulties or those with eyesight issues may participate on the tour, but no specialaccommodations are available.

Guests will make their own way back to the ship.


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See some of Boston's most famous colonial sites on this comprehensive sightseeing tour. You'll see the Back Bay, theHancock Tower, and Henry Hobson Richardson's beautiful Trinity Church. Then, visit the upscale 19th centuryneighborhood of Beacon Hill and see other historic sites along the Freedom Trail. Before heading to the airport, youmight catch a glimpse of the USS Constitution, the oldest actively commissioned warship in the navy.

Highlights:

S C E N I C B O S T O N C I T Y T O U R ( W I T H A I R P O R T D R O P - O F F )

Boston, Massachusetts October 08, 2017

Back Bay Area: See the majestic I.M. Pei creation, Hancock Tower, and Henry Hobson Richardson's beautifulTrinity Church.

Freedom Trail: Tour Beacon Hill, see State House, Old South Meeting House, and Old North Church.

Charlestown Navy Yard: When in port, see "Old Ironsides", the ship that led to victory during the War of 1812.

Important Notes:

Tour available for guests with flights departing after 2:00 pm, international flights departing after 3:00pm and/orguests with an extended stay in Boston.

For guests staying in Boston, tour concludes with drop off at hotel used on pre and post cruise package.

For all other guests, tour concludes at Boston's Logan Airport.

View of USS Constitution contingent on time available and US Navy schedule.

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General InformationRoyal Caribbean International prides itself in providing an array of exciting, appealing and enriching tours that make yourexperience unforgettable. As you travel to some of the most exciting places in the world, let our destination experts planyour time ashore.

The Top 4 Reasons to book our Shore Excursions

1. Guaranteed First Off Ship Guests booked on our tours enjoy priority departure in port.

2. Hassle-Free Cancellation Policy* Excursions can be modified or cancelled up to 48 hours prior to port arrival without penalty.

3. Guaranteed Return To Ship† If our tours are delayed, the ship will wait for you.

4. In-Depth Destination Expertise Discover the heart of the destinations with our knowledgeable and experienced guides. Your excursions are planned by insured partners who adhere to the highest safety standards in the industry.

* Tours involving flights, trains, special events, overnight stays, hotel stays and Private Journeys must be cancelled 30 days prior to sailing to avoid cancellation penalties. Other restrictions may apply.

+ In the unlikely event that your tour is significantly delayed, we’ll make all the arrangements for you to return to the ship at the earliest opportunity at no expense to you.

Other perks include:

• Customized Private Journeys – If you are looking to explore a destination in a small and intimate group or wish topersonalize your experience, our Private Journeys are the perfect option.

• Diversity – Whether you like hiking, biking, boating, snorkeling or sightseeing, we have a variety of tours to suit you.

How to Book a Shore Excursion With Royal Caribbean International, you can book your shore excursions in advance up to 2 days prior to the sailing online atwww.RoyalCaribbean.com/shoreexcursions Space is limited, so we recommend you book pre-cruise in order to ensure thatyou don’t miss out on your tours of choice.

For your convenience, information about our various shore excursions can be found and downloaded online. You can seepictures, and sort by port of call or activity type. All you need is your reservation ID, ship name and sail date to choose andpurchase a tour.

Things to consider when booking a Shore Excursion: • If booking two tours in one day, please allow 45 minutes to an hour between tours. • Tour departure times are local. Please check your tickets for your meeting location and time. Allow time for the tender ridein the case that your tour meets on the pier. Departure times are subject to change at any time, but you will be notified inadvance by the Shore Excursions staff. • Most tours operate rain or shine. If your tour is cancelled because of weather, your onboard SeaPass® account will be fullyrefunded. • Once you purchase your shore excursion online, you will receive a confirmation via e-mail. After you board your ship foryour cruise, your excursion tickets will be delivered to your stateroom. Again, please verify meeting time and location assome tours meet in a lounge area on the ship and some at the pier. • If you wish to cancel your tour prior to the sailing, you can do so online up to 2 days prior to the sail date. Your credit cardwill be automatically refunded.

Booking Onboard There are three ways to book your excursions onboard the ship: • Visit the Shore Excursions desk• Fill out the order form in your stateroom • Use the Interactive TV system, available on most ships

The cost of the excursion will be charged to your SeaPass® account, for which you will be registered when you check inonline or at the pier, prior to boarding the ship. All tour purchases will be reflected on your SeaPass® account.

Special Needs For guests with any type of disability, physical limitation or mobility issues, please email “accessible tour inquiries” [email protected] at least 21 days before your departure date. You can find more specific information on the webatwww.royalcaribbean.com. Keep in mind that tours outside the United States may offer a different level of accommodation.

Private Group Tours If you are traveling with a large group or would like to arrange for a private tour with a group or family, email us [email protected].

Tour Pricing Shore Excursions are priced per person in the specific country’s local currency. Although most tours provide transportationand a local guide, many destinations also have private transportations for customized tours. Please check the tourdescription for amenities such as food, drinks and entrance fees. If you decide to leave or deviate from the tour at any time,you will be responsible for the cost to get back on board the ship including any other unrelated expenses. You will notreceive a refund for any services that are not utilized.

Gratuity Tour pricing does not include gratuity unless specified. Extending a gratuity to your guide and/or driver is strictly optional;however in some countries, your guide may anticipate that if you are pleased with their services, you will reward them in amonetary fashion. Generally, an appropriate tip would be $4-$6 USD per person for a half day tour and $10-$15 USD perperson for a full day tour.

Currency For your convenience, currency exchange rates are updated periodically so you can calculate pricing. The purchase of anexcursion is charged in the same currency you paid for your cruise. Online cancellations will be returned to the credit cardused and onboard refunds will be returned to your SeaPass® account in USD.

Price Changes Prices can change at any time and can vary by sail date and cruise. The prices in this brochure are valid for the sail date andcruise at the time the brochure was created an are subject to availability. To see the most current pricing, log into CruisePlanner and enter your ship and sail date at www.RoyalCaribbean.com/shoreexcursions.

Children on Shore Excursions A parent or guardian must accompany all guests under 18 years of age. Children's tickets are available for many tours andpricing for these will vary according to their age. Please refer to pricing scale below

Children's Age Pricing 0-3 Free* 4-12 Child Pricing 13 and over Adult Pricing

* Tours with any form of air travel will follow Federal Aviation Administration requirements stating that children 2 years andolder on any aircraft must occupy, and pay, a separate seat. Payment will be processed onboard your ship.

Delays and changes to tour itineraries In case of a delayed arrival into a port, announcements will be made regarding the exiting of the vessel and tour departuretimes. You will be notified of any changes to the tours you have selected unless tour arrangements were made with vendorsnot advertised through Royal Caribbean International. In this case, shipboard staff cannot provide assistance and RoyalCaribbean International will not refund cancellations as a result of any delays.

Attire When deciding what to wear, we suggest you check the weather in the area you are visiting and look for the dress code iconin the tour description regarding appropriate dress code. If you have additional questions, please visit the Shore ExcursionsDesk onboard your ship.

Shopping Many tours allow time for guests to shop or explore independently; however that time is limited and can be modified asneeded during the tour. Please review the tour description and/or visit the Shore Excursions desk, onboard your ship, fortiming on independent shopping and exploration.

Tour Transportation Please keep in mind that transportation varies throughout the world. Vehicles used for shore excursions may not have airconditioning, restroom facilities and/or seat belts/restraints. For the comfort of all guests, smoking is not allowed on anyvehicles used during shore excursions.

Transportation at Ports Because several ports are not located in the city center, we arrange a shuttle bus service for a fee in those ports. Guests canalso utilize the local services. A list of these specific ports can be found onboard.

Promptness It is essential that ALL guests be back onboard no later than 30 minutes prior to the scheduled departure time. Thisinformation is posted daily at the gangway. Although shore excursions meet these schedule requirements, even if you are noton a tour, you are also responsible for being back onboard the ship on time. If for any reason a tour is delayed, the shipboardmanagement team will await the tour’s return. However, guests on tours with vendors not advertised through Royal CaribbeanInternational are responsible for ensuring their return to the ship on time as it will not wait for them, despite any delays.

Legal Responsibility Royal Caribbean International offers shore excursions for guest convenience and peace of mind. Although we have carefullyselected the finest excursions at each port, services are provided by independent tour operators. Royal CaribbeanInternational will not be responsible or liable for any loss, damage, injury, costs, or delays resulting from or in conjunction withyour use of these services.

Royal Caribbean International acts only as the agent of the supplier of these services and does so on the sole condition thatno liability of any kind, however caused, shall attach to Royal Caribbean International or its agents, servants or employees inconnection with or arising there from. All tickets, coupons and vouchers issued by Royal Caribbean International for shoreexcursions made on behalf of guests are solely subject to the terms and conditions of the person or company providingthose transportation facilities ashore.

Symbols/Icons & Definitions We created descriptions for all shore excursions available on your cruise vacation. You can reference our summary of tourshere or online atwww.RoyalCaribbean.com/shoreexcursions.

Often times tour operators establish age, weight and height requirements for the safety and comfort of our guests. Each touralso has an assigned activity level of mild, moderate or strenuous, so you can determine if the tour is appropriate for you andyour group.

The symbols below act only as a guideline, so guests must make their own judgment regarding tour participation. Weencourage guests to always consider any pre-existing medical conditions and consult with their physician if they haveconcerns about their physical capabilities.

Terms and Conditions

Pricing for Shore Excursions includes local transportation, such as motor coaches, limousines, taxis and boats (unlessotherwise indicated in the excursion description). Meals, beverages and tour equipment are included only when specified inthe excursion description.

Shore Excursions vary by sailing and are subject to availability and cancellation or modification if the number of guests doesnot meet the minimum participation requirements. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. also reserves the right to cancel any ShoreExcursion due to inclement weather conditions or any other reason, and shall not be liable for any loss whatsoever toguest(s) due to such cancellation.

Full refunds will be extended to guests holding tickets for cancelled Shore Excursions. In the event of an excursioncancellation or modification, we will endeavor to provide advance notice to you. Shore Excursions are operated byindependent third parties. Royal Caribbean Cruises Ltd. has no responsibility for the performance of the Shore Excursionsherein specified. Tours that involve coordination of special events, Private Journeys, overland stays and hotelaccommodations may be subject to cancellation fees.

See the Guest Ticket contract for additional terms and conditions applicable to your purchase of and participation in a RoyalCaribbean International Shore Excursion.

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