"Natural Air Conditioning." Delight in the clean ocean air, rocky shorelines, and rich maritime cultures of the northern Atlantic Coast. From Nova Scotia where you'll see waves crashing against the cliffs at Peggy's Cove and tour the beautiful Public Gardens and restored waterfront in Halifax. Take in spectacular ocean views as you wind along the famous Cabot Trail. Visit Prince Edward Island, the "island cradled in the waves." Enjoy the beautiful sandy beaches and charming fishing wharfs so characteristic of this region. Traversing New Brunswick, you'll visit the spectacular Bay of Fundy, home to the world's highest tides. At low tide, you can actually walk on the ocean floor and see the flowerpot-shaped Hopewell Rocks that were carved millions of years ago by glaciers and migrating continents. Just six hours later, when the tide is high, the towering rocks are submerged and appear as tiny islands. The St. John River Valley you'll view the famous reversing falls. Spend some time walkking the streets of the charming fishing village of Bar Harbor, Maine and visit Acadia National Park, which preserves over 40,000 acres of Atlantic Coast shoreline. Enjoy a traditional New England lobster bake. Enjoy a visit to Sam's (Mark Twain) in Hartford, tour Boston, and much, much more......

	RATES
Room Options	Rate – Price per person	Deposit Option – Price per person
Double	$2970.00	$300.00
Triple	$2840.00	$300.00
Single	$3879.00	$300.00
Dates, rates, and itinerary are those in effect at time of publication and are subject to change. Rates are per person.

Motorcoach Vacation Includes:

• Round Trip Luxury Transportation aboard Kewl Tours
• Overnight Accommodations
• 12 Breakfasts (full and continental), 2 Lunches, 5 Dinners
• Park entries
• Local Tour guides

Day 1- NEW YORK CITY / SOUTH STREET SEAPORT / SIGHTSEEING CRUISE: This morning finds us in one of the most exciting places on earth---New York City. After lunch and shopping at South Street Seaport we board a sightseeing boat for a cruise around Manhattan Island. This narrated cruise provides a very comprehensive tour of New York City from the water. You'll be able to take pictures of the most famous lady of them all, the Statue of Liberty and get a look at Ellis Island. You'll marvel at the Manhattan skyline and see many other sights you'll always remember. After our cruise we make our way out of the Big Apple on our way to the Hartford area for our overnight stay. Day 2– MAINE'S ROCKY COAST / L. L. BEAN / BOOTHBAY HARBOR / LOBSTER DINNER: Late this morning we begin our scenic drive along the rocky coast of Maine. We pass through small villages such as York Beach, Ogunquit, and Wells Beach. After lunch we will stop at L. L. Bean, one of America's largest mail order houses featuring clothing, accessories and merchandise for the outdoorsman and campers. Then continue along the rocky coast to Boothbay Harbor. Tonight we enjoy some "down east" cooking at one of the area’s seafood restaurants. (B,D) Day 3– BAR HARBOR / ACADIA NATIONAL PARK / CADILLAC MOUNTAIN / GRANITE COASTLINE / SAINT JOHN: Today we continue up the coast, lunchtime finds us in Bar Harbor, the largest town on Mount Desert Island---one of the most beautiful islands on the Atlantic Coast. Here is Acadia National Park, one of America's most beautiful. This is the Maine of the storybooks. Waves come crashing against the granite coastline of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the Atlantic coast. From the top you'll experience beauty unlike any you've ever seen before! We could remain here forever, but soon we must continue on our way to Old Orchard Beach resort area. (B,D) Day 4– LIGHTHOUSES / LUBEC / CAMPOBELLO ISLAND / ALGONQUIN: Travel today up the rocky coast of Maine to Lubec, Maine. Connected by a bridge to a Canadian island, Campobello, the summer estate of FDR. Tour this 34-room “cottage” before continuing on to St/ Andrew. One of the Canadian National Railroads Luxurious Hotels, The Algonquin will be our stop for the night. Enjoy this luxury of days gone by. (B,D) Day 5– REVERSING FALLS / PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND TOUR / WOODLEIGH REPLICAS / ANNE OF GREEN GABLES HOUSE / LOBSTER SUPPER: At Saint John this morning we stop at the overlook of the famous Reversing Falls. Here in the 450 foot gorge at the mouth of the St. John River the river flows uphill twice each day, caused by the 30-foot tides of the Bay of Fundy. We take the new Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island. Arriving on the island, we follow Highway 1 through potato fields and farming areas to Charlottetown. We tour the lush farmlands, pass tiny fishing hamlets, and cross the wooded slopes of Prince Edward Island. You'll view deep coves lashed by ocean waves, and marvel at sandy beaches, stark red capes, and green hills. At Woodleigh Replicas we'll walk through models of famous castles, cathedrals and colleges; then by the home of Lucy Maude Montgomery, authoress of the Anne of Green Gables series. Tonight we will travel out in the countryside for a lobster feast. (B,D) Day 6– ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL MUSEUM: This morning we must say goodbye to Prince Edward Island as we board the ferry back to the mainland and travel north to Cape Breton Island. This afternoon we visit the Alexander Graham Bell Museum. We explore the fascinating museum before checking in for two nights' lodging on Cape Breton Island. (B) Day 7– CABOT TRAIL / LUNCH AT THE KELTIC LODGE: Today we travel the Cabot Trail, often described as the most spectacular drive in North America. Take a deep breath---the scenery is unsurpassed! See awesome views from windswept peaks, infinite steeps of sawtooth rock, lonely beaches, and heart-stopping drops down sheer cliffsides. We pass small fishing villages along the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the Cape Breton Highlands National Park. We climb sharply over 1,116 feet, taking in the magnificent views of the Gulf, then travel east along the plateau overlooking the Atlantic. The shore is rocky, identified with numerous coves at the mouths of picturesque valleys. A memorable lunch is included today at the Keltic Lodge. (B,L) Day 8– HALIFAX / MARITIME MUSEUM / DINNER AT MURPHY’S ON THE WATER: This morning we take the Canso Causeway back to the mainland. We visit the Maritime museum of the Atlantic which maintains a nautical and marine history of Atlantic Canada. The permanent exhibits include Titanic: The Unsinkable Ship and Halifax, Halifax Wrecked: The Story of the Halifax Explosion, a shipchandlery, Shipwrecks and Lifesaving, Days of Sail gallery and much more. We stay in the capital city of Halifax tonight. Dinner is included at “Murphy’s On The Water” where we’ll experience great food as we watch the harbor activity. (B,D) Day 9– HALIFAX CITY TOUR / PEGGY'S COVE - LUNCH / LIGHTHOUSE TRAIL: We begin the day with a guided tour of the legendary city of Halifax. See the famous Citadel, surrounded by a dry moat. Marvel at the Old Town Clock, admire Point Pleasant Park, stroll the Public Gardens, and much more before we turn south to Peggy's Cove. This unique, picturesque place of beauty is a must. It is probably the most photographed spot on the Atlantic coast. After a seafood luncheon at the restaurant here we turn south to explore the Lighthouse Trail on our way to Yarmouth for our overnight stay. (B,L) Day 10– PORTLAND / PORTLAND HEAD LIGHT: In Portland we will explore the city with a local guide. We visit Portland Head Light, situated along the spectacular shores of Fort Williams Park, in Cape Elizabeth. We’ll have time to visit Portland’s Old Port, one of the most successfully revitalized warehouse districts in the country, featuring: chic shopping, dining, and entertainment just steps from the water. Stroll down the cobblestone streets and enjoy the quaint charm. After you enjoy dinner on your own here, we’ll board the motor coach for our ride to this evenings lodging in Massachusetts. (B) Day 11– BOSTON CITY TOUR / QUINCY'S MARKET / KENNEDY LIBRARY / RHODE ISLAND: Midmorning we are joined by a local guide for a tour of one of America's most historic cities---Boston. See Boston Common, the Paul Revere House, the Old North Church, Faneuil Hall, and the USS Constitution. We take time for lunch, on your own, at historic Quincy's Market. This afternoon we tour the museum at the John F. Kennedy Library, which is considered by many to be the most beautiful work of recent architecture in the country. We travel through Rhode Island, en route to our overnight accommodations in Norwich, Connecticut. (B) Day 12– CABELA’S: In Hamburg, Pennsylvania, we stop at Cabela’s. From humble beginnings in 1961 with a simple ad in a Wyoming newspaper and in the back of a Sports Afield magazine in 1962, Cabela’s has grown into what’s know today as the “World’s Foremost Outfitter.” This new 250,000-square-foot outdoorsman’s paradise is as much a wildlife museum as the ultimate source for outdoor gear. (B)