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T O U R at a Glan 24 T A GL A A R N U C O E T A Taste of Atlantic Departing Sept 15, 2020 (16 Days) Prices will be published early Nov 2019 Your tour includes: P Round-trip airfare from P Anne of Green Gables Edmonton or Calgary including 1 Heritage Site free checked bag Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia P 2 ½ hour Lobster Tales Photo by Miguel Ángel Sanz on Unsplash P Transportation on an air- lunch cruise conditioned, washroom equipped P PEI Ceilidh Kitchen Party motor-coach provided by Coach Day 1 Day 3 Atlantic with a professional driver P Wood Island-Pictou Meals Included: None Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch P Tour Director from Edmonton Ferry crossing Edmonton to Halifax Halifax to Saint John for entire trip P Canso Causeway Board your WestJet flight towards After your complimentary breakfast, P Local Nova Scotia Guide for NS, Halifax this morning, where you you will depart Halifax. From here, P Alexander Graham Bell Museum will be greeted by your local Tour you will make your way to Shediac NB, & PEI Director. You will then be picked up for a picture stop at the World’s P Lunch & Day tour on the P Local Newfoundland Guide for NL by Coach Atlantic and transported to largest Lobster. Then, it’s time to Cabot Trail your hotel. This evening there will be board the Shediac Bay Cruises for a P Step on Guide in Charlottetown a Welcome Reception where you can 2 ½ hour Lobster Tales cruise. You P Port Aux Basque Ferry P 15 nights accommodations get to meet your fellow passengers. will learn about Lobster fishing, Get settled in your hotel where we P Historic Captain Cook Site cooking lobster, tips on how to crack P Meals Included: 15 breakfast, 3 enjoy a 2 night stay and prepare a lobster, the easiest way to eat it, lunch, 2 dinners P Anchors Aweigh evening for tomorrow's start of a wonderful and a meal fit for a king. (Alternative journey. meals are available for non-seafood P Baggage handling at all hotels lounge show lovers or those with allergies). Then P Ferry crossings as indicated in the P Lobster Cove Lighthouse tour we are off to our Hotel in Saint John Day 2 for another 2 night stay. itinerary Meals Included: Breakfast, P Broome Point and the Arches Welcome Dinner P Entrance fees to all National P North Atlantic Aviation Museum Halifax, Peggy’s Cove, Mahone Day 4 Parks Meals Included: Breakfast and Beyond Words Tour Bay and Lunenburg P Peggy’s Cove Today, after a complimentary break- P Beothuk Interpretive Center Reversing Falls Skywalk, Saint P Lunenburg fast you will meet your Nova Scotia John City Tour and St. Andrews Tour Guide and head to Peggy’s P Auk Island Winery tour, tasting By-the-Sea P Mahone Bay Cove,Mahone Bay, Lunenburg, and & lunch tour the city of Halifax. There may After your complimentary breakfast, P Titanic Gravesite be time to stop at the Fairview Lawn you will make your way to the P Twillingate Museum and Craft recently opened Saint John Skywalk P Halifax & Area City Tour Cemetery, home of many of the un- for a short video presentation and Centre known victims of the Titanic disaster. P Halifax boardwalk Afterwards, you can explore the a walk on the skywalk to view the P Long Point Lighthouse Saint John River and Reversing Falls P St Andrews by the Sea boardwalk, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, or shop at the many Rapids. You will then depart for a P Reversing Falls Skywalk P Cape Spear-most easterly spot in quaint shops on the boardwalk. city tour and an afternoon trip to St. North America Tonight you will get to enjoy an Andrews By-The-Sea. P Hopewell Rocks included Welcome dinner. P Shediac (World’s largest Lobster) P Signal Hill P Confederation Bridge to Prince P Farewell Dinner & Screech In Edward Island Ceremony Photo by Francis MacDonald on Unsplash 25 Day 5 Day 8 Day 11 Day 14 Meals Included: Breakfast Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch Meals Included: Breakfast Meals Included: Breakfast Hopewell Rocks and The Cabot Trail Rocky Harbour Gander to St. John’s Confederation Bridge Today, you will enjoy the spectacular Your tour of Gros Morne continues Today you depart Gander for St. You will depart for a drive along the scenery of Cape Breton Island, as with your first visit being a stop at John’s, you will visit the North Bay of Fundy, which will lead you you do a circle tour of the Cabot the Lobster Cove Lighthouse. You Atlantic Aviation Museum where to the Hopewell Rocks Ocean Tidal Trail. The Cabot Trail is considered then head north to see the Arches you can try your luck on the flight Exploration Site. You will be given one of the world's most scenic and Broom Point, which is a restored simulator. Once back on the coach, a guided tour and then have time destinations with stunning ocean traditional fishing premise that gives you will have a Beyond Words Tour for lunch on your own. We will then vistas, old-growth forests, prehistor- you a real glimpse into the vibrant for the story of when the world came make our way to PEI across the Con- ic rock scarred by glaciers, and the lives of inshore fishing families of to Gander on 9/11. From here, it’s federation Bridge, the longest bridge mysterious Cape Breton Highlands. coastal Newfoundland. Upon your off to a stop at the Silent Witness in the world crossing ice covered wa- Enjoy a picture stop and picnic return to Rocky Harbour, you will Memorial, and a photo stop at ter (in winter of course). Once across, lunch as you travel through Cape have an entertaining evening at the Joseph Smallwood's Lookout. We you will have a short stop at the Breton Highlands National Park. “Anchors Aweigh” show then carry on to St John’s for our final Gateway Village, a 30 acre retail and This evening, say farewell to your two evenings. tourism development park. You then Nova Scotia Guide as you set out for Newfoundland tomorrow. Day 12 continue onto your hotel destination Meals Included: Breakfast Day 15 in downtown Charlottetown, PEI for Meals Included: Breakfast, the next 2 evenings. Day 9 Rocky Harbour to Gander Farewell Dinner Meals Included: Breakfast Today it is time to leave Gros Morne St. John’s Area have a travel day to get to Gander Day 6 Wake up invigorated and ready Meals Included: Breakfast Ferry to Port aux Basques for the next two nights. Along the Today after breakfast, you will leave way, you will stop in Grand Falls for to head to our tour to Cape Spear - North America's most easterly Charlottetown and Anne of the mainland of Atlantic Canada and lunch. Then upon arrival in Gander, point, as well as Signal Hill high Green Gables Museum take the ferry from North Sydney, check into your hotel for the next above town as well as St. John’s Today, you will have a local guided NS for an afternoon voyage to Port two evenings. aux Basque, NL. Upon landfall, you City Tour. You will head back to the tour of Charlottetown before hotel to freshen up before heading departing for a North Shore tour and will be transported to your hotel for Day 13 the evening. downtown to browse Water Street, the Anne of Green Gables Heritage Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch and George Street. We will all then Place. We will also have an authentic meet on Famous George Street at Twillingate Day Tour welcome to PEI, a Ceilidh and Day 10 Bridie Malloys for a Screech Inn and Oyster shucking demonstration! This Meals Included: Breakfast You will enjoy a day trip to Twill- farewell dinner. evening will then be free to explore ingate today. Along the way, you Charlottetown on your own. Port aux Basques to will stop at the Beothuk Interpretive Centre for a video and tour with Rocky Harbour Day 16 a chance for a nice stroll through Meals Included: Breakfast Day 7 Today, you depart for Gros Morne the Ancient Gardens. You will then Meals Included: Breakfast National Park with your first stop continue to Twillingate, located in St. John’s to Home Cities being in Corner Brook, where you the heart of Iceberg Alley, for a scenic Your last day has arrived. We will Charlottetown to Baddeck will meet your Newfoundland Guide. tour, as well as lunch and wine tast- transport you to the airport where After breakfast, you will make the You will then stop at the Captain ing at a local winery. You will then you will have time to say goodbye short drive to the Wood Island-Pic- Cook Historic Site, and enjoy a city have time to visit the Twillingate to fellow travelers and new friends tou Ferry for a short crossing back to tour of Corner Brook before carrying Museum and Craft Centre and have before your flights home. Board your Nova Scotia. You will then continue on to the Gros Morne Visitor Center a short stroll to see the cemetery WestJet flight and enjoy the travel your tour and carry on across the for a short film and information situated on the hill facing the sea. home with fond memories of the Canso Causeway which connects about the park. You will then check Aboard the coach once again, you past two weeks in Atlantic Canada. to Cape Breton Island. Then, you into the Ocean View Hotel for the will have a short stop at the Long will visit the Alexander Graham Bell next two evenings.
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