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8 day tour including 12 meals (7 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 4 suppers)
Boston, Hyannis, Brattleboro, New Hampshire, Wells
Day 1: Boston – The American Revolution and Beyond
Your journey starts in Boston, Massachusetts, one of America’s oldest cities. Founded in 1630, Boston is a bustling, vibrant city filled with history, tradition and old world elegance. From museums to sports to fresh seafood to ethnic cuisine, you will feel a real sense of European influence still prevalent today. The American Revolution plays out as you follow along the Freedom Trail, from the Public Garden to the Old North Church to Paul Revere’s House. Explore Faneuil Hall, a festival market complex of shops, food stands and restaurants.
• Arrive in Boston with included transfers to your hotel
• Meet your Tour Manager at 6 p.m. for dining suggestions
Day 2: Plymouth Rock – The Pilgrim’s Pride
Our first stop takes you to Plymouth Rock, where the Pilgrims landed in 1620. Here you’ll get a look at the Mayflower II, an authentic reproduction of the original ship. Then it’s on to Hyannis, summer home of the Kennedy family and the JFK Memorial.
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Guided city tour of Boston
• Visit Plymouth Rock and see the Mayflower II
• Succulent New England lobsterbake dinner
Day 3: Martha’s Vineyard – Playground of the Rich and Famous
The Vineyard has long been known as one of Massachusetts’ most prominent havens for celebrities, including former President Bill Clinton and his family. Who knows who you might run into? As your morning ferry ride takes you to the resort island of Martha’s Vineyard, you will be delighted with the charm of Edgartown, with its gingerbread cottages and narrow streets. Martha’s Vineyard also sets the scene for all the action in the Jaws movies, using lots of local extras.
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Ferry to Martha’s Vineyard for a guided tour
Day 4: Newport – America’s Mansions
Picturesque Newport, Rhode Island, boasts famed mansions and sailboats dotting the rocky, rugged landscape. We tour one of these legendary estates, Vanderbilt’s Breakers Mansion, and get a glimpse of how America’s most elite families lived at the turn of the century.
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Travel to Newport, Rhode Island and visit the Breakers Mansion
• Included lunch in Newport
• Travel to Vermont
Day 5: Vermont – Backroads to Beauty
Although Vermont means “green mountains” in French, the state is known for its spectacular autumn color show, white clapboard villages and tree-covered mountains. Backroads touring in Vermont takes us to such beautiful mountain villages such as Newfane and Grafton. Weston is home to the Vermont Country Store, “Purveyors of the Practical and Hard-To-Find,” and Woodstock has been called the “prettiest small town in America.” While Vermont’s maple syrup season takes place in the spring, there are still plenty of maple syrup products to enjoy like maple syrup, maple candy and maple butter to bring back home. Visit one of Vermont’s state parks, Quechee Gorge, an impressive river chasm, often considered Vermont’s “Little Grand Canyon.”
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Tour the backroad villages of Vermont
• Visit the Vermont Country Store in Weston
• See brilliant autumn foliage in Quechee Gorge, Vermont’s “Little Grand Canyon”
• Dinner at the Indianhead Resort
Day 6: New Hampshire – Conway Scenic Railroad
Fascinating historic sites defining the early American spirit run rich in the Granite State. Almost everywhere, you will see evidence of Native American as well as colonial history. Experience an incredibly awesome display of New Hampshire’s autumn foliage along the Kancamagus Highway. This scenic road winds through the spectacular White Mountains to North Conway, for a rail journey aboard the Conway Scenic Railroad. Re-live this railroad’s 130-year history while soaking in the beauty of meadowlands and forests and chugging over rivers.
• Breakfast at the resort
• View the exquisite scenery along the Kancamagus Highway
• Ride the Conway Scenic Railroad
• Dinner at the Indianhead Resort
Day 7: Colorful Maine – Designated National Scenic Byways
After breakfast, we set sail for a journey across Lake Winnipesaukee for what has been called the “most beautiful cruise in New England.” Sail from the home port of Weirs Beach aboard the M/S Mount Washington to Wolfeboro, known as the oldest resort town in New Hampshire.
Then ride through gorgeous mountain country where you will spot spectacular foliage, crystal clear lakes, covered bridges and wildlife sightings along this coastal drive. Was that a moose? Or an elk? Make sure your cameras are ready! A visit to Kennebunkport, the famous Bush family compound and home to other celebrities, will give you a glimpse of magnificent seaside estates. And keep your cameras on alert as you view Maine’s jagged shoreline, dotted with historic lighthouses and high cliffs. A fresh seafood dinner awaits you on the waterfront in Maine.
• Breakfast at the resort
• Lake Winnipesaukee cruise aboard the M/S Mount Washington
• Free time in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire’s oldest resort town
• Visit Kennebunkport, Maine
• Dinner on the waterfront in Maine
Day 8: Final Day and Minuteman National Historic Park
• Breakfast at your hotel
• Minuteman National Historic Park
• Group transfer to Boston Logan Airport for flights after 5 p.m.
