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4 day tour
Boston
Arrive in Boston. The remainder of the day is at your leisure.
Two full days at leisure to use your Go Boston Card.
Two full days at leisure to use your Go Boston Card.
Departure from Boston.
4 day tour
Boston
Arrive in Boston. The remainder of the day is at your leisure.
Two full days at leisure to use your Go Boston Card.
Two full days at leisure to use your Go Boston Card.
Departure from Boston.
10 day tour in mostly 2-star hotels, including 13 meals (9 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 2 suppers)
Boston, Stockbridge, Stowe, Mountain, Portland
Welcome to “Bean Town!” This evening, mix and mingle with your traveling companions at the 6 pm welcome reception. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure. (WR)
Your morning tour of Boston highlights the historic sites near Boston Common, Old State House, Old North Church, and the Freedom Trail. Depart Boston for DEERFIELD, a National Historic District. The town was an outpost of English Colonial civilization. Enjoy lunch at the historic Deerfield Inn, a classic country inn built in 1884. This afternoon, continue to your overnight hotel nestled in the heart of the Berkshire Mountains in Pittsfield. (B,L)
Travel through valleys of unspoiled New England villages to Stockbridge. Here, visit the NORMAN ROCKWELL STUDIO & MUSEUM, housing a large collection of works by one of America’s favorite artists. Later, visit the HANCOCK SHAKER VILLAGE, a restored village consisting of 20 buildings including its famed 1826 Round Stone Barn. Learn about the Shaker’s way of everyday life through interactive demonstrations and by visiting the various historic dwellings. Return to Pittsfield this afternoon for time at leisure. (B)
Head north to Stowe. Visit nearby SHELBURNE HERITAGE PARK, a fascinating 45-acre outdoor museum depicting early New England life. Afterward, a wonderful treat in store: a guided tour of BEN & JERRY’S Ice Cream Factory in the heart of the Green Mountains. Overnight in Stowe, a favorite mountain resort. (B,D)
This morning, visit a MAPLE SYRUP FARM to learn how maple syrup is produced and tastes. Next, a special lunch at the TRAPP FAMILY LODGE which is still owned and operated by the Trapp Family, made famous by The Sound of Music. After a break in Montpelier, Vermont’s capital, head for New Hampshire’s White Mountains. Enjoy time at leisure this afternoon and maybe do some shopping at New England’s premier outlets. (B,L)
At Pinkham Notch, board the Wildcat Mountain GONDOLA for a thrilling ride to the 4,397-foot summit. Also, enjoy the RAVEN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM focusing on the unique environs of northern New England and local wildlife. (B)
Today, travel through the densely wooded, lake-strewn landscape of Maine to Portland, one of New England’s most famous cities. Stroll down the cobblestone streets of Portland’s Old Port Exchange, lined with its many boutiques, coffee houses, and art galleries. Early afternoon arrival in Kennebunkport, with time to explore the quaint shops and galleries of Dock Square. Tonight, your Tour Director hosts a special farewell dinner. Wonderful conversation and cuisine are the perfect finale for your vacation. (B,D)
A scenic drive along the rocky coastline of Maine to Massachusetts with a call at Salem, infamous for the largest witch hunt in American history. You’ll have time to visit the many historic landmarks. Check into your Boston hotel. Evening is free. (B)
Today is free to explore Boston at your leisure. Or, perhaps join an optional Old Town Trolley Tour, a fully narrated, 100-minute tour that lets you experience all Boston has to offer while boarding and reboarding at conveniently located stops throughout the city. (B)
The vacation ends today with guests departing on individual schedules. Transfers are provided to Boston’s Logan Airport. (B)
11 day tour in mostly 2-star hotels
Boston, Portland, Burlington, Concord, Hyannis
. Welcome to “Bean Town!” Enjoy time at leisure to relax or to do some independent exploring. Your Tour Director is on hand this evening to answer any questions.
. Boston’s numerous landmarks reflect the important part the city played in the history of the United States. Many of these sites are included on your guided morning tour: Faneuil Hall, Old North Church (where Paul Revere was signaled of the departure of British troops to Lexington), and Boston Common. The afternoon has been set aside for independent activities. Your Tour Director will have plenty of suggestions for things to do and see.
. North this morning into Maine, with a stop in Kennebunkport, the summer retreat of many artists and writers who have found the picturesque setting conducive to creativity. Next is the historic maritime city of Portland. Stroll the cobblestone streets of Portland’s famous Old Port Exchange, lined with many boutiques, coffee houses, and art galleries. An included sightseeing tour upon arrival shows off this beautiful coastal region, including spectacular Ocean Point Drive, three lighthouses, and local lobster fishermen.
. Drive up the coast to Boothbay and enjoy a full day to explore this delightful coastal village filled with shops, eateries, and picture-perfect harbors dotted with lobster boats, pleasure craft, and beautiful views of Maine’s rocky coastline. The restaurants are plentiful and varied and the food is delicious. Enjoy the wharfs, with clams and mussels steaming on the dock. Perhaps an afternoon cruise past summer colonies, lighthouses, small islands, and sunbathing seals would be of interest.
. Today, head to the fabulous White Mountains of New Hampshire. Admire the land of covered bridges, quaint towns, and forests noted for their foliage of contrasting colors in the fall. In Shelburne, explore on your own or join the optional tram ride up Wildcat Mountain. Tonight, you overnight in North Conway, known for its beauty and quaintness.
. Depart for a beautiful drive along the renowned Kancamagus Scenic Byway. Hugging the Connecticut River, head south to Hanover, where you will see the Dartmouth College campus, one of the nation’s eight prestigious Ivy League institutions. Cross the river into Vermont and look forward to two more sightseeing stops on the way to Burlington. First, visit WOODSTOCK, a village noted for its well-preserved homes and charming village green. End the day with a visit to nearby BILLINGS FARM & MUSEUM, a living museum of Vermont’s rural past as well as a working dairy farm. Our overnight is in Burlington, located on the shores of Lake Champlain and once the home to patriot Ethan Allen.
. Stop in Montpelier, Vermont’s picturesque capital city. Visit a nearby MAPLE SYRUP FARM before proceeding to Concord, New Hampshire’s capital and financial center, for lunch. Continue to the Cape Cod resort town of Hyannis. This evening is at leisure for independent activities.
. Today is free for independent activities. Take a ferry ride to Nantucket Island, one of the most unique, historic, and visually stunning places in the world. Originally a booming whaling port, Nantucket has been named a National Historic District and has architecturally changed little since the 17th century. Seaside cottages and old-fashioned lamps still line its streets. Sign on for a guided tour of the island or pick up a picnic lunch and rent a bike, a good way to discover Nantucket on your own. Walk the cobblestone streets and take in the boutique shops or explore the art galleries and museums.
. This morning begins with a harbor cruise, which gives you the chance to see the famous Kennedy Compound. Afterward, leave Hyannis for Plymouth—where it all began. Visit the PLIMOTH PLANTATION, where costumed interpreters portray the early 17th-century lifestyle. After a photo stop at Plymouth Rock, continue on to Boston.
. A full day to explore this historic city, birthplace of the American Revolution. Walk the Freedom Trail, visit Quincy Market, and see a replica of the famous Tea Party Ship.
. The trip ends today with guests departing on individual schedules. Airport transfers are provided to Logan International Airport.
11 day tour in mostly 3-star hotels, including 14 meals (10 breakfasts, 4 suppers)
Boston, Bar Harbor, Killington, Sturbridge, Newport
Welcome to “Bean Town!” This evening, mix and mingle with your traveling companions at the 6 pm welcome reception. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure. (WR)
From Massachusetts, head north via New Hampshire’s short shoreline and along Maine’s rocky coast to Portland, one of New England’s most famous cities. Stroll down the cobblestone streets of Portland’s famous Old Port Exchange, lined with its many boutiques, coffee houses, and art galleries. The next two nights are in Bar Harbor on Mount Desert Island, Maine’s oldest summer resort. Your dinner this evening is a typical LOBSTER BAKE featuring Maine lobster, steamed mussels, and delicious corn on the cob. (B,D)
Nowhere along the Atlantic seaboard is the rock-bound coast as picturesque as in ACADIA NATIONAL PARK, one of America’s most visited national parks. Take the scenic park road and enjoy the spectacular panorama from the summit of Cadillac Mountain, the first place in the continental United States to see the sunrise. Afternoon is at leisure to pursue your favorite interests and activities. Maybe join an optional whale-watching expedition or stroll around the charming Bar Harbor waterfront with its many shops, galleries, and boutiques. This evening, choose from the many fine specialty restaurants this quaint seaside community has to offer. (B)
Back to the mainland and west through Maine for vistas of sparkling lakes and forests. Then, on to New Hampshire and the scenic White Mountains, New England’s greatest range and premier outdoor playgrounds. At Pinkham Notch, board the Wildcat Mountain GONDOLA for a thrilling ride to the 4,397-foot summit. Savor the 360-degree panorama of Mount Washington Valley and the famous Presidential Range, whose peaks are named after many U.S. presidents. Also enjoy the RAVEN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM focusing on the unique environs of northern New England and local wildlife. (B)
Depart for a beautiful drive through Franconia Notch and along the renowned Kancamagus Highway. Hugging the Connecticut River, head south to Hanover to see the Dartmouth College campus, one of the nation’s eight prestigious Ivy League institutions. Cross the river into Vermont and stop in Woodstock, its village green reminiscent of 19th-century England. Next, visit BILLINGS FARM AND MUSEUM, a living museum of Vermont’s rural past as well as a working dairy farm. (B,D)
This morning, visit the NEW ENGLAND MAPLE MUSEUM to learn about the history of sugaring over the past 200 years and to sample various grades of maple syrup. Next, journey south to Stockbridge in the Berkshire Mountains for a visit to the NORMAN ROCKWELL STUDIO AND MUSEUM, which houses a large collection of works by one of America’s favorite artists. Continue on to Sturbridge, one of New England’s most charming towns, where you will enjoy dinner at the Salem Cross Inn. (B,D)
This morning you’ll visit STURBRIDGE VILLAGE to explore early New England in the company of farmers, craftsmen, and fascinating characters at this 19th-century living history museum. Head south to explore MYSTIC SEAPORT, a living museum showcasing the many activities that might have been found in a New England coastal village in the 1800s. Next, travel to Rhode Island, the “Ocean State.” (B)
Today, enjoy a Newport orientation tour and see the first state house, the nation’s oldest synagogue, and the city’s oldest meeting house and library. Afterward, explore the extravagant lifestyle of a bygone era when visiting THE BREAKERS, shipping magnate Cornelius Vanderbilt’s turn-of-the-century mansion. Your afternoon is free for exploring on your own. This evening, your Tour Director hosts a special farewell dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D)
Depart this morning for Boston. Your tour of the city’s landmarks with a Local Guide focuses on the city’s most prominent landmarks, including the historic sites near Boston Common; Old State House; Old North Church, from where Paul Revere got the signal to start his famous ride; Freedom Trail; and Faneuil Hall, with an opportunity to browse through Quincy Market. Check into your Boston hotel. Evening is free. (B)
Today is free to explore Boston at your leisure. Or, perhaps join an optional Old Town Trolley Tour, a fully narrated, 100-minute tour that lets you experience all Boston has to offer while boarding and reboarding at conveniently located stops throughout the city. (B)
The vacation ends today with guests departing on individual schedules. Transfers are provided to Boston’s Logan Airport. (B)
7 day tour
Boston, White
Arrive in Boston. Pick up your rental car at the airport.
Full day at leisure.
Drive to the Green Mountains. Approximately 200 miles.
Full day at leisure.
Drive to the White Mountains. Approximately 86 miles.
Full day at leisure.
Return to Boston and drop off your rental car prior to departure. Approximately 132 miles.
7 day tour
Boston, White
Arrive in Boston. Pick up your rental car at the airport.
Full day at leisure.
Drive to the Green Mountains. Approximately 200 miles.
Full day at leisure.
Drive to the White Mountains. Approximately 86 miles.
Full day at leisure.
Return to Boston and drop off your rental car prior to departure. Approximately 132 miles.
7 day tour
Boston, New York City
Arrive in Boston. The remainder of the day is at leisure.
Two full days to use your Go Boston Card.
Two full days to use your Go Boston Card.
Travel to New York by AMTRAK train (coach).
Two full days to use your New York Pass. On one evening, attend a Broadway show.
Two full days to use your New York Pass. On one evening, attend a Broadway show.
Departure from New York.
7 day tour
Boston, New York City
Arrive in Boston. The remainder of the day is at leisure.
Two full days to use your Go Boston Card.
Two full days to use your Go Boston Card.
Travel to New York by AMTRAK train (coach).
Two full days to use your New York Pass. On one evening, attend a Broadway show.
Two full days to use your New York Pass. On one evening, attend a Broadway show.
Departure from New York.
8 day tour including 9 meals (6 breakfasts, 3 suppers)
Boston, Portland, North Conway, Mystic, Hyannis
Boston Common, America’s oldest public park, is now a peaceful oasis with a history of hangings, duels and spirited speeches. Historic Quincy Market is America’s bazaar with more than 100 of the finest shops and a fleet of pushcarts featuring New England artisans and their unique wares. Patriotic shoppers will have their choice of Cape Cod’s maritime art as well as some unexpected New England finds along the way.
• Arrive in Boston with included transfers to your hotel
• Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6 p.m. for dining suggestions
We begin our New England journey in the winding streets of 17th-century Boston. Our motorcoach takes us along the Freedom Trail. The Declaration of Independence comes to life as we see Old South Church where it was first read to the people of Boston. We continue on to Paul Revere’s House and the church where two lanterns inspired his midnight ride. We see Old Ironsides, the oldest commissioned warship in the world and pause at Bunker Hill to reflect on the courage and sacrifice of our forefathers who held their own against the British army as a unified force for the first time. Other evocative sites include our nation’s oldest school and the 1729 Old South Meeting House where an outraged Samuel Adams launched the Boston Tea Party.
• City tour of Boston with a local guide
• Motorcoach to Portland, Maine
• Dinner at one of Portland’s bayside restaurants
In typical New England fashion, we’ll board an island ferry at Casco Bay for a cruise along the rocky shore of Maine with fishing fleets and yachts. Sea breezes sweep away the tensions of our pre-vacation days as we look for wooded islands, seals and seabirds. Victorian cottages slip by like postcards from the past.
Day Three
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Casco Bay Cruise
• White Mountains of New Hampshire
• Dinner in New Hampshire
Our first scenic rail journey is through New Hampshire’s White Mountains on the Conway Scenic Railroad. Relive this railroad’s 130-year history while soaking in the beauty of meadowlands and forests and chugging over rivers. We make a stop at Vermont’s “Little Grand Canyon,” Quechee Gorge to see this 165-foot-deep chasm wedged between the White and Green Mountains.
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Conway Scenic Railroad
• Free time in North Conway
Explore Connecticut!
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Motorcoach along the scenic Kancamagus Highway
• Quechee Gorge
• Optional transfer to Foxwoods Resort Casino
On the Essex Steam Train, one spectacular view follows another as we pass through some of the most beautiful country in Connecticut.
We also cruise the Connecticut River and explore its coves and inlets aboard the Becky Thatcher. This riverboat looks like it sailed from the Mississippi River for our cruise which passes woodlands, riverfront houses and a castle.
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Essex Steam Train
• Riverboat Becky Thatcher
Our last nautical adventure is a cruise on Hyannis Harbor in a replica of a Maine coastal steamer. Along the shore, the Kennedy Compound comes into view as we navigate the shimmering waters where a presidential yacht once sailed.
On the Cape Cod Central Railroad, the Cape’s cranberry bogs, woodlands, salt marshes, sand dunes and ocean vistas combined to make this a memorable journey en route to the Cape Cod Canal.
Our dining finale is a traditional Cape Cod lobster dinner with optional bibs and the traditional exchanging of addresses.
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Sail on a Hyannis Harbor Cruise
• Cape Cod Central Railroad
• Lobster dinner
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Group motorcoach transfer to Boston Logan Airport for flights after 4 p.m.
15 day tour in mostly 3-star hotels, including 22 meals (14 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 7 suppers)
Boston, Bar Harbor, Halifax, Trail, Charlottetown, Camden
(Sat.) Welcome to “Bean Town!” This evening, mix and mingle with your traveling companions at the 6 pm welcome reception. Your Tour Director will prepare you for your upcoming adventure. (WR)
(Sun.) From Massachusetts, head north via New Hampshire’s shoreline and along Maine’s rocky coast to Portland, one of New England’s most famous cities. Stroll down the cobblestone streets of Portland’s famous Old Port Exchange, lined with many boutiques, coffee houses, and art galleries. The next two nights are in Bar Harbor, Maine’s oldest summer resort. Your dinner this evening is a typical LOBSTER BAKE featuring Maine lobster, steamed mussels, and delicious corn on the cob. (B,D)
(Mon.) Nowhere along the Atlantic seaboard is the rock-bound coast as picturesque as in ACADIA NATIONAL PARK, one of America’s most visited national parks. Take the scenic park road and enjoy the spectacular panorama from the summit of Cadillac Mountain, the first place in the continental United States to see the sunrise. Afternoon is at leisure to pursue your favorite interests and activities. Maybe join an optional whale-watching expedition or stroll around the charming Bar Harbor waterfront with its many shops, galleries, and boutiques. This evening, choose from the many fine specialty restaurants this quaint seaside community has to offer. (B)
(Tue.) This morning, board a catamaran FERRY from Bar Harbor to Yarmouth. Continue to Digby, a popular Atlantic province summer resort. Your hotel tonight is the Digby Pines Resort, a world of casual elegance in the tradition of the grand hotels. Surrounded by breathtaking beauty, you will have an opportunity to enjoy the view, recreation, and internationally renowned cuisine in this Norman-style chateau. (B,L,D)
(Wed.) Today, travel toward Nova Scotia’s Atlantic coast and follow the craggy and winding shoreline to Lunenburg, one of the continent’s major fishing ports. Here, visit the FISHERIES MUSEUM before heading to Peggy’s Cove, a charming fishing village with a famous lighthouse perched on a massive granite ledge (one of the most photographed places in the world). End in Halifax, the provincial capital and your home for the next two nights. (B)
(Thu.) Your city sightseeing tour with a Local Guide this morning includes a visit to CITADEL HILL with its early 19th-century star-shaped fort; the tree-shaded walks of the public gardens; and the harbor area, which evokes the port’s former strategic importance. You’ll also see the Fairview Cemetery, final resting place for more than 100 people who perished on the ill-fated voyage of the Titanic. (B)
(Fri.) Take the scenic Marine Drive north along the Atlantic shoreline through picturesque fishing villages. Visit SHERBROOKE VILLAGE, whose renovated buildings recall the boom years of the 1860s. Via Canso Causeway, cross over to Cape Breton Island, one of the first footholds of European settlement in the New World. Continue to Baddeck. (B,D)
(Sat.) Morning visit to the ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL MUSEUM. Study exhibits tracing the achievements of the great inventor, who spent the last years of his life on Cape Breton. Then, drive along the CABOT TRAIL, the area explored by John Cabot in the late-15th century, while savoring magnificent vistas of the rocky shoreline and the Gulf of St. Lawrence. At the Acadian village of Cheticamp, check out the famous hand-hooked rugs. Finally, see CAPE BRETON HIGHLANDS NATIONAL PARK at the northern tip of the island, a landscape which strikingly resembles Scottish coastal regions. Return to Baddeck. (B,D)
(Sun.) Head back to the peninsula and continue north to Caribou, where a FERRY whisks you across the Northumberland Strait to Prince Edward Island. For the next two nights, you are in Charlottetown, the provincial capital. Get acquainted with this colonial town on a stroll through colorful Great George Street and along the restored waterfront. This evening, you may join an optional excursion to Canada’s favorite musical, Anne of Green Gables, which follows the adventures of an orphan girl growing up on Prince Edward Island. (B)
(Mon.) Morning at leisure. Enjoy a guided afternoon tour of the island including PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND NATIONAL PARK; and visit GREEN GABLES farmhouse, the setting for the famous novel Anne of Green Gables. This evening, enjoy dinner at FOUNDER'S HALL, Canada’s Birthplace Pavillion which pays tribute to Charlottetown’s important role in Canadian history. (B,D)
(Tue.) Travel across the 8-mile Confederation Bridge to New Brunswick. Visit the HOPEWELL ROCKS and see the FLOWER POT ROCKS, famous formations carved by the Bay of Fundy’s dramatic tides that rise more than 50 feet, before driving through FUNDY NATIONAL PARK. Upon arrival in Saint John, enjoy a city orientation tour. (B)
(Wed.) Journey to Campobello Island in the Bay of Fundy, the retreat of Franklin D. Roosevelt. Visit the SUMMER HOME OF FDR in a 3,000-acre memorial park. Later, view sheltered coves and quiet fishing villages along the Maine coastline on the way to Camden. This evening, your Tour Director hosts a special farewell dinner featuring lobster and other local specialties. Wonderful conversation and cuisine make the perfect finale for your vacation. (B,D)
(Thu.) Depart this morning for Boston with a break in one of Maine’s coastal cities while en route. Check into the Boston Park Plaza. Evening is free. (B)
(Fri.) Today is free to explore Boston at your leisure. Or, perhaps join an optional Old Town Trolley Tour, a fully narrated tour that lets you experience all Boston has to offer while boarding and reboarding at conveniently located stops throughout the city. (B)
(Sat.) The vacation ends today with guests departing on individual schedules. Transfers are provided to Boston’s Logan Airport. (B)
9 day tour in mostly 2-star hotels
Boston, Portland, Burlington, Concord, Hyannis
. Welcome to “Bean Town!” Enjoy time at leisure to relax or to do some independent exploring. Your Tour Director is on hand this evening to answer any questions.
. Boston’s numerous landmarks reflect the important part the city played in the history of the United States. Many of these sites are included on your guided morning tour: Faneuil Hall, Old North Church (where Paul Revere was signaled of the departure of British troops to Lexington), and Boston Common. The afternoon has been set aside for independent activities. Your Tour Director will have plenty of suggestions for things to do and see.
. North this morning into Maine, with a stop in Kennebunkport, the summer retreat of many artists and writers who have found the picturesque setting conducive to creativity. Next is the historic maritime city of Portland. Stroll the cobblestone streets of Portland’s famous Old Port Exchange, lined with many boutiques, coffee houses, and art galleries. An included sightseeing tour upon arrival shows off this beautiful coastal region, including spectacular Ocean Point Drive, three lighthouses, and local lobster fishermen.
. Drive up the coast to Boothbay and enjoy a full day to explore this delightful coastal village filled with shops, eateries, and picture-perfect harbors dotted with lobster boats, pleasure craft, and beautiful views of Maine’s rocky coastline. The restaurants are plentiful and varied and the food is delicious. Enjoy the wharfs, with clams and mussels steaming on the dock. Perhaps an afternoon cruise past summer colonies, lighthouses, small islands, and sunbathing seals would be of interest.
. Today, head to the fabulous White Mountains of New Hampshire. Admire the land of covered bridges, quaint towns, and forests noted for their foliage of contrasting colors in the fall. In Shelburne, explore on your own or join the optional tram ride up Wildcat Mountain. Tonight, you overnight in North Conway, known for its beauty and quaintness.
. Depart for a beautiful drive along the renowned Kancamagus Scenic Byway. Hugging the Connecticut River, head south to Hanover, where you will see the Dartmouth College campus, one of the nation’s eight prestigious Ivy League institutions. Cross the river into Vermont and look forward to two more sightseeing stops on the way to Burlington. First, visit WOODSTOCK, a village noted for its well-preserved homes and charming village green. End the day with a visit to nearby BILLINGS FARM & MUSEUM, a living museum of Vermont’s rural past as well as a working dairy farm. Our overnight is in Burlington, located on the shores of Lake Champlain and once the home to patriot Ethan Allen.
. Stop in Montpelier, Vermont’s picturesque capital city. Visit a nearby MAPLE SYRUP FARM before proceeding to Concord, New Hampshire’s capital and financial center, for lunch. Continue to the Cape Cod resort town of Hyannis. This evening is at leisure for independent activities.
. Today is free for independent activities. Take a ferry ride to Nantucket Island, one of the most unique, historic, and visually stunning places in the world. Originally a booming whaling port, Nantucket has been named a National Historic District and has architecturally changed little since the 17th century. Seaside cottages and old-fashioned lamps still line its streets. Sign on for a guided tour of the island or pick up a picnic lunch and rent a bike, a good way to discover Nantucket on your own. Walk the cobblestone streets and take in the boutique shops or explore the art galleries and museums.
. This morning begins with a harbor cruise, which gives you the chance to see the famous Kennedy Compound. Afterward, leave Hyannis for Plymouth—where it all began. Visit the PLIMOTH PLANTATION, where costumed interpreters portray the early 17th-century lifestyle. After a photo stop at Plymouth Rock, continue on to Boston. A stop at Boston Logan International Airport for guests with homebound flights. Please schedule flights after 4:00 pm.
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