OPTIONAL SHORE EXCURSIONS

NEW YORK, NEW YORK to MONTREAL, CANADA SS MARINER October 11, 2016

Welcome Ashore! Regent Seven Seas Cruises shares your passion for new discoveries and that has led us to create an award winning program of optional shore excursions and tours that explore the world's most important historical, cultural and artistic gems. The wide variety of tour options means you may choose from the most enriching tours and adventures available in each of our ports of call. Witness natural wonders, explore man-made marvels and immerse yourself in the culture, history and cuisine of these storied destinations.

Shore Excursion Points of Distinction Professional English-speaking experts to guide you through your journey. Peace of mind knowing that your excursions are monitored by the ship ’s staff. A staff of experienced, excursion specialists expertly plans each tour and is dedicated to maximizing your time in each port. Travel with premier, licensed and insured, tour companies aboard the best available, climate controlled luxury transportation.

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NEW-002 CLIFF WALK AND THE BREAKERS

Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 12, 2016 08:30 AM, 11:30 AM Enjoy the riches of Newport with this tour that takes you along a portion of its spectacular Cliff Walk trail and visits one of its most elegant mansions.

Depart the pier for a short drive to the Cliff Walk where you will have New England's rocky shore and crashing surf on one side, and Newport's most extravagant mansions on the other. This wonderful walk remains one of the top attractions in Newport and is enjoyed by people of all ages. Your guide will be happy to share the stories of America's Gilded Age and the cast of characters that made Newport one of the nation's wealthiest summer resorts.

Next, your leisurely walk takes you to The Breakers, the grandest of Newport's summer "cottages." The Breakers was commissioned by Cornelius Vanderbilt II, Chairman and President of the New York Central Railroad. Inspired by the 16th century palaces of Genoa and Turin, the 70 room Italian Renaissance-style villa was designed by architect Richard Morris Hunt who directed an international team of craftsmen and artisans. Completed in 1895, the mansion is situated on a 13 acre estate overlooking a magnificent view of the rugged Atlantic Coastline.

The self-guided audio tour of the mansion provides insight into the life of this fascinating time in American History at your own pace. Time is afforded to browse the mansion's gift shop before returning to the pier.

Please note: Due to the popularity of the Newport Mansions, please anticipate a wait of approximately 30 minutes. This tour may operate in reverse order. This tour includes approximately 2.5 hours of walking - at times on uneven ground. The tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and not considered suitable for those with mobility concerns. A windbreaker or light jacket and comfortable, flat walking shoes are strongly recommended. No photography of any kind is allowed inside The Breakers. The order of the sites viewed or visited may vary. NEW-004 VANDERBILT'S NEWPORT

Duration: 3.75 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 12, 2016 08:45 AM, 09:45 AM Discover Vanderbilt's Newport on this delightful tour that has you visiting two of the grandest mansions ever built in the United States, The Breakers and Marble House.

Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt (1794-1877) established the Vanderbilt family fortune in steamships and later, in the New York Central Railroad. As the industrial revolution reached its zenith in the late 19th century, the Vanderbilts soon became the wealthiest family in America and chose Newport as their summer playground.

Departing the pier, you will first drive to Marble House. Completed in 1892, Marble House was modeled after the Petit Trianon in Versailles. Mr. Vanderbilt instructed his architect, Richard Morris Hunt to build "the very best living accommodations that money could buy". After nearly four years of work, and a total cost exceeding $11 million, the mansion was completed in 1892 and given to his wife, Mrs. Alva Vanderbilt, leading hostess of Newport Society, for her 39th birthday. This striking Mansion became the social and architectural landmark that set the pace for Newport's transformation from a quiet summer colony of wooden houses to the legendary resort of opulent stone palaces. You will enjoy the stories of the elaborate parties of the Gilded Age as you tour the public rooms and grounds of Marble House.

Continuing on, you will next visit The Breakers , the grandest of Newport's summer "cottages", The Breakers was commissioned by the Commodore's grandson, Cornelius Vanderbilt II, Chairman and President of the New York Central Railroad. Inspired by the 16th century palaces of Genoa and Turin, the 70 room Italian Renaissance-style villa was designed by architect Richard Morris Hunt who directed an international team of craftsmen and artisans. Completed in 1895, the mansion is situated on a 13-acre estate overlooking a magnificent view of the rugged Atlantic Coastline.

The self-guided audio tours of the mansions provide insight into the life of this fascinating time in American History at your own pace. Time is afforded to browse the mansions' gift shops before making the return drive to the pier.

Please note: Due to the popularity of the Newport Mansions, please anticipate a wait of approximately 30 minutes. This tour may operate in reverse order. The sites on this tour are only partially wheelchair accessible. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. It is recommended that guests wear comfortable walking shoes. Photography is not permitted in the mansions. NEW-005 ROSE ISLAND LIGHTHOUSE & HARBOR CRUISE

Duration: 2.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 12, 2016 08:45 AM, 11:45 AM Enjoy a scenic harbor cruise to nearby Rose Island to explore this fully restored lighthouse and view the remains of 200-year-old Fort Hamilton, now an important wildlife sanctuary.

Depart into the fresh sea breeze and beautiful scenery of Naragansett Bay en route to Rose Island. During your 50-minute cruise to the Island, your captain will share some of the 350-year history of the 'City-by-the-Sea' and how it earned the title 'Yachting Capital of the World'. First lit in 1870, the lighthouse was lovingly restored to its original turn-of-the-last century ambiance in 1993 and remains a classic example of American maritime architecture. Due to its strategic location, Rose Island has been of military importance since the Revolutionary War. Today, it plays an important role as home to a number of migrating birds. A visit to this "living museum" offers insight into a by-gone way of life spent tending the light and raising families in dedicated self-sufficiency.

Following your visit to the lighthouse, you will join your naturalist guide for a leisurely walk before re-boarding your vessel for the return to the pier. Rich in maritime heritage, past and present, a scenic cruise on the bay is an excellent way to appreciate Newport's colonial heritage, yachting history and opulent estates.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 1-hour of walking and/or standing, half of which is along dirt pathways. The tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and not recommended for those guests with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Since Rose Island is exposed to weather, we suggest you wear comfortable non-slip footwear as well as a windbreaker or rain jacket. The tour will operate rain or shine.

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Duration: 1.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 12, 2016 09:45 AM, 11:45 AM Explore the rich history and splendid scenery of Newport from Colonial times through the Gilded Age during this picturesque tour of the city.

Depart the pier for the drive through Newport, which features more than 150 points of interest. As you drive through the historic district, you will encounter fine examples of Colonial, Federal and Victorian homes, many of which have been designated as National Historic Sites. Other landmarks to be seen include Trinity Church, Redwood Library and the Gothic Church of Saint Mary's, where Jacqueline Bouvier married Senator John F. Kennedy.

Next, you will continue along the world-famous 10-mile Ocean Drive, where you will take in spectacular views of the rocky coastline. Time permitting, a photo stop is made at Fort Adams, the largest coastal fortification in the United States, and home to generations of soldiers from 1824 to 1950. Driving along Bellevue Avenue, you will see where society's millionaires of the early-20th century built their grand summer residences. You will then pass by the opulent mansions of the Vanderbilts, Astors and Morgans, many of which have been beautifully preserved by the Newport Preservation Society.

Following your tour, you may opt to return directly to the ship, or remain in town to independently sightsee or shop, then return to the ship at your own expense.

Please note: This tour is mostly panoramic with very limited walking. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable shoes are suggested. The order of the sights viewed or visited may vary. NEW-003 GRAND MANSIONS OF NEWPORT

Duration: 2.75 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 12, 2016 11:45 AM With Mansions representing more than 250 years of social and architectural history, this tour combines all the highlights of Newport, topped off with a visit to one of the Grand Mansions.

Depart the pier, your tour begins with a scenic overview of Newport, passing first through the historic colonial section. Next, pass through Fort Adams, the largest coastal fortification in the United States, and home to generations of soldiers from 1824 to 1950. As Newport emerged as a leading seaport in the 18th century, wealthy sea captains and merchants built beautiful homes, many of which have been restored and preserved to their original splendor. Enjoy the wonderful scenery as you travel along the world-famous Ocean Drive, that offers up spectacular views of Newport's rocky coastline.

Immerse yourself in a world of wealth and power as it existed at the dawn of the 20th century with a visit to one of the grand summer "cottages" along Bellevue Avenue that once defined the era known as "the Age of Beauty." Depending on local conditions, you'll tour either The Elms or Rosecliff, both of which represented the height of gracious living and entertaining by America's elite. Imagine yourself at a fabulous party in a magnificent ballroom or perhaps at a fairy tale dinner with entertainment featuring the famed magician Harry Houdini. Your tour is sure to provide insight into the life of this fascinating time in American History. Time is afforded to browse the mansion's gift shop before making the return drive to the pier.

Please note: Due to the popularity of the Newport Mansions, please anticipate a wait of approximately 30 minutes. This tour may operate in reverse order The sites on this tour are only partially wheelchair accessible. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. It is recommended that guests wear comfortable walking shoes. Photography is not permitted in the mansions. NEW-006 COLONIAL WALK OF NEWPORT

Duration: 1.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 12, 2016 12:30 PM The City of Newport is not only one of America's oldest cities, it also has the distinction of having more original colonial period buildings than any other early American City. This lovely walking tour gives you the opportunity to experience Newport's unique charm up close.

Your guided stroll through the heart of Newport's National Registered Historic Landmarks District takes you past some of the city's most notable landmarks while your guide shares with you the stories of how this long neglected neighborhood became a model for historic preservation. With the help of tobacco heiress Doris Duke, who personally financed much of the restoration, the Historic District is now home to over 80 fully restored colonial homes. Along the way, you will pass architect Peter Harrison's Brick Market Museum, the Old Colony House, the White Horse Tavern, and the Quaker Meeting House. You will also make your way past the Touro Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in the country and one of the many sites visited by President George Washington, Thomas Jefferson and others.

Your return to the pier has you traveling via the square where Hollywood producer-director Steven Spielberg filmed the movie Amistad in 1997, using the city's most picturesque landmarks.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 90-minutes of walking and is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair or those guests with mobility concerns. It is suggested that participants dress in layers and wear flat, comfortable walking shoes. The tour will operate rain or shine.

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BOS-002 HISTORIC BOSTON AND CAMBRIDGE

Duration: 3.75 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 13, 2016 12:30 PM Explore Boston's most famous landmarks during an orientation drive through the city, a brief stroll through North End, a visit to the Old North Church and a drive across the Charles River to Cambridge.

Depart the pier for a scenic drive through Boston. Along the way, you will pass Copley Square, Trinity Church, the Boston Public Library, Back Bay, Newbury Street, the Public Gardens, Boston Common, Beacon Hill, and the gold-domed Massachusetts State House. A visit will then be made to the Old North Church, where Paul Revere ordered two lanterns hung in the steeple to signal that the British Redcoats were approaching.

Next, your drive will continue on to Cambridge. Upon arrival, you will disembark your coach in Harvard Square and then stroll past the hallowed halls of America's oldest and most prestigious university.

At the conclusion of the tour (for morning departures only), you may opt to return directly to the pier, or be dropped off at Quincy Market/Faneuil Hall and return to the ship at your own expense.

Please note: The tour itinerary may vary according to traffic patterns. BOS-005 U.S. PRESIDENTS - KENNEDY AND ADAMS

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £64.00

Date: October 13, 2016 12:30 PM On this tour you will visit two of America's national treasures: the John F. Kennedy Library, perhaps the nation's most popular presidential library, and Peacefield, home and library of John Adams and John Quincy Adams. At the Kennedy Library and Museum, you will relax in the comfort of the theater for a 17-minute introductory film narrated in part by JFK. Incorporating historic television footage and cherished family home movies, this film provides the background and family and political accomplishments of the "Camelot" legend. Following the presentation, you will have an opportunity to independently explore the museum. Featuring an extensive range of audio-visual displays, you will have an opportunity to stand in a re-creation of the Oval Office and experience the drama of President Kennedy's historic address to the nation concerning Civil Rights, or perhaps capture the inspirational spirit of the space program.

Then you will continue to the nearby town of Quincy - birthplace of the father and son presidents, John Adams and John Quincy Adams - to visit The Old House lovingly referred to by John Adams as "Peacefield." This elegant plantation residence was home to four generations of the Adams family. First occupied by John Adams in 1788, it once served as the "summer white house" and is filled with original furniture and paintings treasured by the Adams family. Your U.S. National Park Ranger will provide a fascinating guided tour of the two floors of this home and the John Adams Presidential Library while providing an historical perspective of the vast accomplishments of these two great men.

Please note: The sites on this tour are not wheelchair accessible and therefore, it is not considered suitable for guests who utilize a wheelchair BOS-006 A TASTE OF ITALY

Duration: 2.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 13, 2016 12:30 PM, 03:30 PM Do you have a passion for the food and wine of Italy? Then you won't want to miss out on the most unique tour experience Boston has to offer. The North End Market Tour! As seen on TV Food Network's The Best Of, this is a foray on foot into the food traditions and marketplaces of the most authentic "Little Italy" remaining in America. After a quick transfer from the pier, during which your trained guide will dish out some tidbits of neighborhood history and whet your appetite for your adventure, you will arrive just on the edge of Boston's "North End". Follow your guide through the cobblestone paths to some of the best Italian markets this side of Rome. You will discover the pasticceria, the greengrocer, the deli, an enoteca, and spice and confection store that stock the ingredients that can make your meals memorable. Enjoy the colorful sights, tantalizing aromas and authentic tastes of pastries, cured meats, cheeses, balsamic vinegar, the freshest seasonal produce, and a little liquori in this old-world community. Learn cooking secrets, sample authentic flavors and discover Mediterranean traditions as you get an "insider view" of one of the premier food neighborhoods in the country.

Please note: This tour does not operate on Saturdays or Sundays. This tour is limited in capacity. Your walking tour ends at Quincy Market where you may return on the complimentary shuttle back to the pier at your leisure. BOS-003 FREEDOM TRAIL WALK

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 13, 2016 12:45 PM, 02:30 PM Travel back to Revolutionary Boston with a walk along the Freedom Trail. Your experienced guide will reveal the sites and scenes of critical events that paved the way for American Independence. Highlights include the Massachusetts State House, Park Street Church and the Granary Burying Ground, the final resting place of many famous Americans including John Hancock, Samuel Adams and Paul Revere. You will see the site of America's First Public School, and the Old Corner Book Store where the nation's greatest authors including Emerson, Longfellow and Hawthorne often gathered. In the heart of Old Boston is the Old South Meeting House where angry colonists met on the eve of the Boston Tea Party to plan that fateful day. Near the circle of stones in front of the Old State House, you will hear the story of the Boston Massacre, the first bloodshed of the Revolution. Upon passing Faneuil Hall, you will continue to the North End, Boston's oldest surviving residential neighborhood and home of Paul Revere. Before returning to the pier, you will visit the Old North Church where Paul Revere ordered two lanterns hung in the steeple to signal that the British Redcoats were approaching by sea.

Your walking tour ends at Quincy Market where you may return on the complimentary shuttle back to the pier at your leisure.

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Duration: 2.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 13, 2016 01:00 PM, 04:00 PM Enjoy the highlights of Boston as this panoramic tour takes you past the city's most important and scenic sites. One of the city's most attractive spots, you will see Copley Square bordered by the architectural wonders of Trinity Church and the Boston Public Library. Continuing through the upscale residential area of Back Bay and along Newbury Street, you will pass a number of upscale boutiques and trendy cafes as you make your way past the Public Garden. In the heart of the city and overlooking the green oasis of the Boston Common, lies one of the most elegant and wealthiest neighborhoods of the city, Beacon Hill. During your scenic drive you will pass by the gold dome of the Massachusetts State House, as well as the Old South Meeting House where the Boston Tea Party began. Looking across the Charles River as the patriots did in April of 1775, you will see the steeple of Old North Church where Paul Revere ordered two lanterns hung in the steeple to signal that the British Redcoats were approaching.

Please note: Tour itinerary may vary according to traffic conditions.

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BHB-001 ACADIA NATIONAL PARK & VISITOR CENTER

Duration: 3.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 14, 2016 10:30 AM, 01:30 PM Experience one of the most scenic drives on the East Coast of the United States during this memorable visit to Acadia National Park, the second-most visited park in the United States.

Boarding your coach at the pier, you will set-off on the drive to Acadia National Park, first passing through the quaint town of Bar Harbor to view some of the charming Victorian mansions built by America's rich and famous at the turn of the 20th century and then making a stop at the Hull's Cove Visitor Center. Upon arrival at Acadia National Park, you will proceed along the 27-mile Park Loop Road taking in spectacular coastal, mountain and forest views.

Next, you will travel along the ocean's edge, passing Sand Beach, Schooner Head Overlook, and the High Seas Estate, a beautiful mansion built by a wealthy gentleman whose wife perished on the Titanic before ever stepping foot in her dream home. At Thunder Hole, a short photo stop will be made where you can see the ocean swells converge against the granite cliffs to create a thunderous roar (If designated bus parking is not available, an alternate photo stop will be made in the park at the tour guide's discretion).

Continuing on, you will pass Otter Cliffs and the gulf of Maine with beautiful views of the off shore islands, as well as travel through pine wood forests and past the Jordon Pond House. A beautiful view of the Penobscot Mountains and Bubbles Hill awaits you at this location and with much of the land donated by John D. Rockefeller. You will also see the romantic stone-cut bridges and evidence of the elaborate carriage trails built by his family at the turn of the century. Home to over 50 species of mammals, keep your eyes peeled for moose, black bear and white tail deer as you make your way around the Park Loop Road. Weather and traffic/crowd conditions permitting, there will be a photo stop from atop the 1,530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America's eastern seaboard. , there will be a photo stop from atop the 1,530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America's eastern seaboard. Here, you will have the opportunity to take in spectacular panoramic views and enjoy photo opportunities of Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island. This wonderful vantage point allows you to see how glaciers have carved through the granite cliffs to form a breathtaking landscape of lush forest, lakes and valleys. In the event the weather prevents a stop here, a stop at Jordan Pond House or Sieur de Mont Spring will be substituted.

Following your this last stop, you will re-board your coach and transfer back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes a moderate amount of walking, mainly at the guest's discretion. Most of the surfaces are paved and easily accessible; however, some areas are uneven and can be slippery when wet. A 50-100 yard walk, with approximately 20 steps, is required to view the sea cave at Thunder Hole and participants are cautioned to stay on the path, and not stray towards the rocky area. The tour is available to guests who utilize a wheelchai, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. BHB-004 GRAND TOUR OF BAR HARBOR

Duration: 6.00 Hrs Tour Price: £64.00

Date: October 14, 2016 10:30 AM Make the most of your day in Bar Harbor on this comprehensive tour that encompasses all of the highlights of Acadia National Park, the scenic areas of Mount Desert Island including Sieur de Mont Spring and a spectacular lobster lunch.

Starting off from the pier, you will embark on one of the most picturesque drives on the east coast as you journey along the 27-mile Park Loop Road and take in spectacular coastal, mountain, and forest scenery. Visit Sieur de Mont Springs Nature Center, where you learn about Acadia National Park's rich and varied wildlife. Along the ocean's edge, a photo stop will be made at the famous Thunder Hole where ocean swells converge against the granite cliffs to create a thunderous roar (if designated bus parking is not available, an alternate photo stop will be made in the park at the tour guide's discretion). Located in the heart of the Park, you will find Jordon Pond House which has been serving travelers and tourists since the 1780's. This idyllic setting which overlooks Jordon Pond and has views to the Bubble Mountains in the distance offers some wonderful photo opportunities.

Next, a stop is planned at one of the area's local restaurants where a fabulous lunch will be served. Relax and savor world-famous Maine lobster that has been pulled fresh from the local ocean waters and all the accompanying trimmings (Steak is available upon request for non-lobster eaters. Please advise your guide just before the tour departs).

Following lunch, you will continue on to the summit of the 1,530-foot Cadillac Mountain (weather and traffic/crowd conditions permitting), there will be a photo stop from atop the 1,530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America's eastern seaboard. ) where a photo stop will be made to allow you to enjoy the spectacular 360-degree panoramic views of Acadia National Park and Mount Desert Island. This wonderful vantage point allows you to see how glaciers have carved through the granite cliffs to form a breathtaking landscape of lush forest, lakes and valleys.

Leaving Cadillac Mountain behind, it's a leisurely drive back to Bar Harbor and your waiting ship.

Please note: This tour includes a moderate amount of walking, mainly at the guest's discretion. Most of the surfaces are paved and easily accessible; however, some areas are uneven and can be slippery when wet. A 50-100 yard walk, with approximately 20 steps, is required to view the sea cave at Thunder Hole and participants are cautioned to stay on the path, and not stray towards the rocky area. The tour is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. Those guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Dependent upon tour departure times, order of sites seen or visited may be reversed.

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Duration: 2.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 14, 2016 10:30 AM, 01:30 PM Step back in time to the turn of the last century, when Bar Harbor was one of the most exclusive resorts in the world. As painters, poets and authors began to speak their tales of the island's natural beauty, America's elite - including the Astors, Fords, Morgans, Rockefellers, Carnegies, and Vanderbilts, were drawn to this idyllic location where they then built their elegant estates, often referred to as "cottages".

Setting off from the pier, your guided walking tour of Bar Harbor's bygone days begins with a stroll along the beautiful Shore Path where you will enjoy stunning vistas of Frenchman Bay on one side, and elegant summer cottages on the other. Passing the Village Green, you will see the town clock and the village bandstand. It was here where many townspeople often gathered on summer evenings to hear the marches of John Philip Sousa and other popular music that often ended with a rousing rendition of "Goodnight, Ladies". As you make your way through the beautiful downtown area, you will pass a number of Victorian Mansions that survived the Great Fire of 1947. During your pleasant trek through this utterly charming town, your guide will be happy to share the intimate secrets and tales of a magnificent era when fabulously wealthy residents tried to outdo each other with their lavish parties and opulent lifestyles.

Your exploration of Bar Harbor will eventually lead you back to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please Note: This tour includes 1 1/2 to 2 hours of slow walking that covers approximately 1 1/2 miles over both even and gravel surfaces. Some pathways are narrow with a few steps to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and not considered suitable for those guests with mobility concerns. Weather appropriate, layered clothing that should include a water/wind-proof jacket and sturdy, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. BHB-006 BEST OF BOTH WORLDS W/LOOKING GLASS

Duration: 4.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 14, 2016 10:30 AM Encompassing the best that Bar Harbor and Mount Desert Island have to offer, this tour includes the beautiful scenery of Acadia National Park and Cadillac Mountain as well as a chance to learn about the fascinating world of the lobster fisherman during a visit to the Lobster Oceanarium.

Starting off from the pier, you will drive towards Thunder Hole via a scenic drive along the historic 27-mile Park Loop Road which takes you along the ocean's edge. After passing Otter Cliff, you will find yourself at Thunder Hole, where the ocean swells converge against the granite cliffs to create a thunderous roar. A short photo stop is made here (if designated bus parking is not available, an alternate photo stop will be made at the tour guide's discretion) before continuing on to the summit of Cadillac Mountain (Weather and traffic/crowd conditions permitting), there will be a photo stop from atop the 1,530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America's eastern seaboard. ) to marvel at the 360-degree view of the coast.

Next, you will travel past the High Seas Estate, a beautiful mansion built by a wealthy gentleman whose wife tragically perished on the Titanic before ever stepping foot in her dream home. You will also pass by Sand Beach, Otter Cliffs and Jordon Pond House, the famous restaurant where tea served on the lawn has been a tradition for more than a century. Nearby Eagle Lake holds a wealth of secrets and the open ocean and crashing surf give Acadia its unique personality.

You will also have a visit to the Lobster Oceanarium, where visitors of all ages have the opportunity to see and learn about the lobster industry. As home to Maine's only lobster hatchery, the Oceanarium features an authentic lobster fishing boat display and fascinating, hands-on exhibits. A lobster expert demonstrates, using authentic traps, how these succulent creatures are caught and make their way from the ocean to your dinner table.

Back in Bar Harbor on the campus of the College of the Atlantic, you'll have an opportunity to visit the Turrets Mansion (or similar), one of Bar Harbor's last remaining summer mansions overlooking Frenchman Bay. The Turrets is on the National Register of Historic Places and is a fine example of the opulent lifestyle of the Gilded Age. Your guide is happy to share tales of a by-gone era, when America's wealthiest families made Bar Harbor their summer playground.

Highlighting your tour is a visit to the Looking Glass Restaurant located on the estate grounds formerly owned by Mary Roberts Rinehart, a mystery writer from the turn of the last century. Surrounded by an 8-sided glass wall, the restaurant features a commanding view of Frenchman Bay, Bar Harbor, and your ship at anchor. Relax and enjoy a piece of traditional homemade blueberry pie with coffee or tea before transferring back to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes a limited amount of leisurely walking, mainly at the guests' discretion during stops. There are some uneven surfaces and the possibility of slippery surfaces under wet conditions. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested.

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Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 14, 2016 10:30 AM, 02:15 PM Acadia National Park is a true National treasure and the second most visited National Park in the U.S. One man-made aspect of the park that never fails to impress and fascinate visitors are the 57 miles of rustic carriage roads, which weave through the park.

After a brief drive along a portion of the historic 27-mile Park Loop Road, you will arrive at Wildwood Stables, where your journey back in time to the turn of the last century commences. Boarding your 6-10 passenger horse-drawn carriage, you'll set off for a one-hour scenic ride along the Carriage Trails that will take you around Day Mountain. Built by philanthropist John D. Rockefeller between 1913 and 1940, the beautifully designed gravel byways afford a unique and close-up view of the Acadia National Park landscape. Constructed with hand-cut stone and rock, the extensive motor-free trails are enjoyed today by hikers, bicyclists, horse riders, and carriages.

Returning to the stables, you'll rejoin your coach and continue along the Park Loop Road, making your way to the 1530-foot Cadillac Mountain (weather and traffic/crowd conditions permitting), there will be a photo stop from atop the 1,530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America's eastern seaboard. ), highest point on North America's Eastern seaboard. With a 360-degree panoramic view, you will see how glaciers carved through the granite cliffs to form a beautiful landscape of lush forest, lakes and valleys. If weather conditions do not permit a stop at Cadillac Mountain, a stop at the Visitors Center will substituted. Afterwards, you'll transfer directly back to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes a limited amount of walking, mainly at the guests' discretion during the stops. There are some uneven surfaces and the possibility of slippery surfaces under wet conditions at Cadillac Mountain. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of ability as they must negotiate 2 high steps to enter and exit the carriage. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. BHB-008 OCEAN TRAIL HIKE

Duration: 2.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 14, 2016 10:30 AM, 01:30 PM This casual and invigorating 90-minute walk along Acadia's famous Ocean Trail is an excellent way to take in the sights, sounds, and smells of the beautiful New England coastline. Discover the spectacular natural beauty and fascinating history of one of the most gorgeous islands in America.

It's a short transfer by van from the pier to the trailhead, where you will meet your naturalist guide and commence your walk along the Ocean Trail. As you make your way through the dramatic setting of this picture-perfect rockbound coastline, you will be introduced to all the wonders of Acadia National Park. As waves crash against granite, learn about the powerful glacial activity that gave the Maine coast its unique identity, the variety of wildlife that abounds, and the flora and fauna that make this such an island paradise. Learn the role that barons such as John D. Rockefeller played in forming the park. Also learn about the fishing industry and the "golden age" of Bar Harbor, when Mount Desert Island was the playground of America's fabulously wealthy.

After an exhilarating hike of approximately 90-minutes, you'll rejoin your van and travel back to the pier.

Please note: Total distance walking on this tour covers approximately 1.5 miles and the walking is conducted at a leisurely pace. Trail surfaces are mostly dirt and gravel pathways. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Weather appropriate layered clothing which should include a water/wind-proof jacket, and sturdy, comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

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YHZ-001 FAMOUS PEGGY'S COVE COASTAL TOUR

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 12:30 PM Indulge your senses with the coastal beauty of Peggy's Cove during this scenic and memorable tour of Halifax and the surrounding area.

Depart the pier with your kilted guide for a sightseeing journey through the modern city of Halifax, then along the coastal Lighthouse Route en route to Peggy's Cove, a rustic fishing village where just 40 people live year round. The power and majesty of the Atlantic Ocean comes to life in this tiny coastal village as you pass by impressive rock formations left by eroding glaciers millions of years ago.

Next, you will discover why this picturesque seaside village and its stately lighthouse have been an inspiration for artists and writers for generations during a self-guided walking tour, or a stroll with your kilted guide. As you pass through this tiny cove, you guide will explain how the cove got its name, the story of its lighthouse and the lobster fishery that serves as the backbone of the local economy. En route, you will also see different types of lobster traps and have an opportunity to touch a live lobster. Your tour will conclude with a tribute to the people of Peggy's Cove during a visit to the DeGarthe Monument, which was carved from a massive slab of granite by local artist William DeGarthe. During your visit, sometime will also be made available for you to explore the shops and galleries of Peggy's Cove at your own leisure. You can visit the historic lighthouse and you will also have an opportunity to taste Peggy's Cove's famous homemade gingerbread while overlooking the Atlantic Ocean and crashing surf.

Following your visit, you will re-board your coach for the return drive to Halifax that will travel via the seaside villages lining historic St. Margaret's Bay.

Please note: This tour includes some moderate walking, at times over uneven surfaces. The tour is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, can make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them; however, some of the sights are not wheelchair accessible. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Guests should be prepared for the possibility of rain. The order of the sights viewed or visited may vary. YHZ-002 ART & ARCHITECTURE

Duration: 3.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 12:45 PM Explore the artistic and architectural heritage of Halifax during a scenic orientation tour of this historic city. Depart the pier with your guide for the drive through Halifax. Along the way, you will discover some of the splendid architecture and historic landmarks of this 266-year-old city. First, you will pass by St. Mary's Basilica. Its graceful spire rises 128 feet above the roof, and is the tallest polished granite spire in North America.

Next, you will see the renowned 19th-century Old Town Clock, a gift from Prince Edward, the former Duke of Kent. Perched high on Citadel Hill, the Old Town Clock still commands an impressive view of Halifax Harbor to this day. You will then see the star-shaped Halifax Citadel and King's College, Canada's oldest university, before traveling past the exclusive homes of the South End; one of the country's most elite residential areas.

Your tour will conclude with a visit to the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia, where you will have an opportunity to view the province's impressive collection of regional, national and international art. The fine Italianate façade of the building dates back to 1864, and you will learn about interesting historic information during your guided tour of the gallery.

Following your visit, you will re-board your coach for the return drive to the pier. Those guests who wish to spend more time at the Art Gallery may stay behind and arrange to make their own way back to the pier, at their own expense.

Please note: This tour includes some moderate walking, at times over uneven surfaces. The tour is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, can make their own way on and off the coach and have a companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Guests should be prepared for the possibility of rain. The order of the sights viewed or visited may vary. YHZ-005 NATURE AND WHALE WATCHING ADVENTURE

Duration: 2.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 01:00 PM Experience the scenic beauty and marine life of the Great North Atlantic during this nature and whale-watching adventure in Nova Scotia.

Depart the pier with your guide for the brief walk to the Tall Ships Quay. Upon arrival, you will embark the Haligonian III, a whale-watching vessel with a fully-licensed bar, canteen and washroom facilities. This well-equipped boat offers passengers a choice of decks; a lower section enclosed and heated, and an open-air upper deck.

As you cruise along the coastlines of George's Island and McNab's Island, your guide will inform you about the wonderful sights and wildlife you will be passing and answer any questions you may have. Upon reaching the Great North Atlantic, you may be able to catch a glimpse of some whales - the world's largest mammals, help the captain and crew bring up live lobster traps and view an onboard demonstration of touch tanks, featuring examples of local marine life.

Following your nature and whale-watching adventure, you will be returned back to the Tall Ships Quay and then walk back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes a small amount of walking. The tour is available to guests who utilize a non-motorized collapsible wheelchair, can make their own way on and off the tour vessel and have a companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. There are 12 stairs to negotiate to access the lower deck. Those who are prone to motion sickness should take the necessary precautions. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Guests should be prepared for the possibility of rain.

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Duration: 1.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 01:00 PM Explore the seaside beauty of Halifax City and its harbor area during this memorable sightseeing tour aboard an amphibious vehicle.

After receiving a safety briefing, you will embark your amphibious vehicle - the Harbor Hopper, and then plunge into the harbor with a big splash as you commence a 1-hour harbor and city tour of beautiful Halifax. During Atlantic Canada's most popular tour which takes place both on land and in the water, your guide will introduce you to Halifax's finest shops, restaurants, museums and historic sites. You will also see the impressive Royal Canadian Naval Fleet and spectacular sights along the waterfront.

After approximately 1-hour, your tour will conclude and you will be transferred back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes minimal walking. The tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and no strollers or walkers are allowed. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Guests who are prone to motion sickness should take the necessary precautions. This tour is conducted in an open amphibious vehicle. Appropriate warm clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole are suggested. Guests should be prepared for the possibility of rain. YHZ-013 THE BEST OF HALIFAX

Duration: 7.00 Hrs Tour Price: £76.00

Date: October 15, 2016 01:00 PM Enjoy the stunning beauty of Halifax and nearby Peggy's Cove, two seaside communities with a wealth of historic and artistic attractions.

Boarding your coach at the pier, your day begins with a scenic one-hour drive southwest to Peggy's Cove, a community perched on a small cove of the same name. Founded in 1811, this seaside village originally thrived on fishing and has evolved into a beautifully rustic artist's community, as well. During your visit, you'll have time to shop, wander about the galleries, and admire Peggy's Cove's classic red-and-white lighthouse before returning to Halifax.

Once back in Halifax, you will stop at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, a treasure-trove of ship models, marine photographs and the world's largest collection of wooden artifacts from the Titanic, which sank in the North Atlantic 700 nautical miles east of Halifax. Following your time exploring the museum, it's a delicious lunch break at Murphy's on the Water, where you will enjoy traditional Nova Scotia lobster rolls and homemade apple crisp. After lunch, you'll drive to the Halifax Citadel, a military fort built over several decades beginning in 1828. It's become Canada's most visited National Historic Site.

Your final stop will be at the Halifax Public Gardens, a rare example of a formal Victorian garden that has survived with little alteration since opening in 1867. The serene setting is graced with classical fountains, statues of mythological figures, and ponds with black ducks and white swans. There will be some time here to stroll about the grounds on your own before it's time to rejoin your coach for the drive back to the pier and your awaiting ship.

Please note: This tour includes approximately two and one-half hours of walking, plus any walking at the guests' discretion during free time. There is some natural terrain and gravel surfaces to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and not considered suitable for those with mobility concerns. Weather appropriate clothing which should include a light sweater or jacket; an umbrella; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. YHZ-012 HISTORIC HALIFAX & RMS TITANIC

Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 01:15 PM While touring the major landmarks of seaside Halifax, you'll discover the city's fascinating history, which goes well beyond its irrevocable links to the Titanic.

It's a short transfer by coach from the pier to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, a treasure-trove of items relating to the sea, including ship models, portraits and thousands of marine photographs. Still, the highlight of the museum is the world's largest collection of wooden artifacts from the Titanic, which sank in the North Atlantic 700 nautical miles east of Halifax. The ship's tragic sinking is forever tied to Halifax, which sent three ships to recover victims, more than a hundred of whom are buried at Fairview Lawn Cemetery, your next stop. Here, you will gaze upon rows of granite headstones, each inscribed with the date of the sinking, April 15, 1912, a stark reminder of the disaster.

Of course, there is much more to beautiful Halifax, as you will discover on your panoramic drive through town. Being that Halifax is the provincial capital of Nova Scotia (New Scotland), your guide will be wearing a kilt while elaborating on all the local attractions and the town's notable history. You will hear wild tales of rum running, privateering and the massive Halifax Explosion of 1917 that nearly leveled the entire city. During your drive, you will also pass Canada's oldest brewery, the gorgeous Public Gardens and Halifax Citadel, a National Historic Site. Following your tour of the city, you will return to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: Walking on this tour is mainly at the guests' discretion at the stops. There are some natural surfaces and slight inclines at Fairview Lawn Cemetery to access all gravesites. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing; an umbrella; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested.

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Duration: 3.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 01:30 PM Get a first-hand look at Halifax's lobster industry during this lobster boat tour that travels along the coast of Nova Scotia and culminates with a delicious lobster lunch.

Depart the pier with your guide for the brief walk to your boat, Peggy's Cove Express. After embarking, you will head out into the Great North Atlantic. Along the way, you will hear a brief commentary about Halifax Harbor before helping the captain and crew pull up a lobster trap and then hold a live lobster in your hands. The captain will educate you about lobster fishing in Nova Scotia, and the life cycle of the lobster and other crustaceans. Upon releasing the traps back into the ocean, your captain will navigate toward the first of three lighthouses you will view during your trip and you will learn about the importance of lighthouses to the mariner boating trade in Nova Scotia.

Following your boat tour, you will proceed to Murphy's restaurant for a lobster lunch. During your meal, your guide will demonstrate the proper way to crack open a lobster; an experience in itself. Your meal will include a 1.25-lb. lobster accompanied by traditional potato salad, coleslaw and hot butter. For dessert, enjoy a homemade deep-dish apple crisp. After lunch, there will be some free time allotted for you to browse for souvenirs at some of the local waterfront stores before returning to the pier on foot at your leisure.

Please note: This tour includes some moderate walking. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Guests who are prone to motion sickness should take the necessary precautions. Weather appropriate warm clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole are suggested. Guests should be prepared for the possibility of rain. The order of the sights viewed or visited may vary. YHZ-008 HISTORIC CITY TOUR AND DOUBLE DECKER BUS

Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 01:30 PM Discover how Halifax has been named the Warden of the North for more than 250 years during this scenic city tour that travels via double-decker bus.

Depart the pier with your kilted guide on a British double-decker bus for a scenic tour of Halifax, a military, commercial and political powerhouse for more than 250 years. As you proceed through Halifax's historic streets, your guide will inform you about the city's founding during the age of pirates and privateers, and the prosperous, world-class city it has become today. You will also learn about the Halifax Explosion, a deadly December 1917 collision of two ships in the harbor that forever changed the face of the city's North End, and how the people of Massachusetts responded to this plight.

During your tour, a visit will be made to the Halifax Citadel, the fourth fortress to guard the city since its founding 250 years ago, and one of Canada's most popular and most visited national historic sites. As you travel through the streets of this historic, yet modern city, you will also see such landmarks as St. Paul's Anglican Church, City Hall, the Old Town Clock and Province House.

After approximately 3-hours, your bus will make its way back to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes minimal walking which is mostly pebbled surfaces. Any stairs would be at the guest's discretion. The tour is available to guests who utilize a collapsible wheelchair, can make their own way on and off the bus and have a companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to evaluate their personal level of ability and stamina. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Guests should be prepared for the possibility of rain. The order of the sights viewed or visited may vary. YHZ-004 HISTORIC WALK AND BREWERY TOUR

Duration: 2.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 02:00 PM Celebrate Nova Scotia's renowned brewing history during this memorable visit to the Atlantic Beer Institute, Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia Brewery and the Stag Head's Inn.

Depart the pier on-foot for a guided visit to a pair of Halifax's finest brewing institutions. Your first stop will be a visit to the Atlantic Beer Institute. Located just minutes from the pier, the Atlantic Beer Institute is the first of its kind in Atlantic Canada. During your visit, you will take an in-depth look at the history of one of the world's oldest beverages, and the process by which local experts brew this popular libation. You will also be given the opportunity to sample premium beers from Belgium, North America and the U.K., as you brush-up on the pouring and handling techniques designed to significantly enhance the look and flavor of your favorite lager.

Next, you will take a step back in time for a visit to one of North America's oldest working breweries, Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia Brewery. Led by a host clad in traditional garb, you will be treated to a rare glimpse of how this ale is brewed before completing your Bachelor of Beer Arts (BBA) degree with a song or two, and a nip of Mr. Keith's finest ale at the Stag's Head Inn.

Following your tour, you will return to the pier.

Please note: This tour involves approximately 1-hour of casual walking/standing. There are approximately 30 steps leading up to the Beer Institute and approximately 20 steps leading up to Keith's Brewery. Participants will be seated during a portion of the interior brewery program. The tour is not available to guests who utilize a wheelchair and may not be suitable for those with mobility concerns. Guests will receive 4 to 6 different beer samples during the brewery tour, and two, eight-ounce glasses of beer at the Stags Head Tavern (beer can be substituted with lemonade). Guests must be at least 21 years of age to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages and a photo ID may be requested. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Guests should be prepared for the possibility of rain. The order of the sights viewed or visited may vary.

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Duration: 1.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 15, 2016 04:00 PM Cruise Halifax Harbor in a magnificent tall ship, enjoying spectacular views and the rare experience of sailing a traditionally rigged, twin-masted wooden ship.

It's short walk from the pier to the Mar, an extraordinary, 75-foot tall ship. Once aboard, you'll receive a safety briefing, put up the sails and then begin your sail around Halifax harbor. This beautiful harbor is the world's second largest natural harbor (the largest being in Sydney, Australia) and home to America's oldest yacht club, Northwest Arm. The Mar, which means "sea" in Spanish, has quite a history herself.

The ship, which has twice circumnavigated the world, was built in Denmark for author Ernest K. Gann, and then sold to Charles Tobias, the founder of Pusser's Rum. Now docked in Halifax, the ship offers harbor tours with a historic flair. If you please, you can help hoist the sails and steer the ship. Or if you prefer, just sit back and enjoy the experience while the crew sails the Mar. They'll even fire her cannon to give you a sense of life at sea in the days of the original tall ships.

The harbor views are simply outstanding in every direction and include historic homes and Canada's east coast naval base. The harbor is also known as the site of the Halifax Explosion of 1917, the world's largest manmade explosion before the atomic bomb was dropped. The massive explosion was caused by two ships colliding; one carrying munitions, and the resulting blast nearly leveled the entire city.

Returning to the dock, the sails will be lowered and you will disembark the ship. Then it's your choice to either walk back to the ship, or stay behind and do some exploring on your own.

Please note: There is a limited amount of walking on this tour and your time aboard the sailing vessel is mostly seated. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair (non-motorized), are able to make their own way on and off the vessel, and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Individuals who suffer from motion sickness are advised to take necessary precautions prior to boarding the vessel. Weather appropriate clothing which should include a light sweater or jacket; an umbrella; and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole are recommended. High heels are not permitted.

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YHG-005 ANNE OF GREEN GABLES & ISLAND DRIVE

Duration: 3.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 17, 2016 08:30 AM In addition to enjoying the picture-perfect countryside, you'll have the chance to shop for local specialties, tour the Anne of the Green Gables homestead and visit a national park.

Starting off from the pier, you will drive through Charlottetown, the site of a historic 1864 conference that led to the confederation of Canada. Ever since this watershed event, Charlottetown has been known as the Birthplace of Canada. Continuing through town, you will head north into the picturesque countryside, passing the charming communities of Ebenezer and Wheatley River, before arriving at the Prince Edward Island Preserve Company, located in the town of New Glasgow. This landmark store also features a restaurant and lovely garden. During your stop, you can shop for specialty merchandise like tartan blankets, jewelry and, of course, the namesake preserves, which include sour cherry marmalade, or perhaps relax in the garden.

Continuing on, you will make your way to nearby Cavendish where you'll see the famed farmstead that inspired the setting for Lucy Maud Montgomery's 1908 classic "Anne of the Green Gables." The touching story about a red-haired orphan that is sent to live on Prince Edward Island has captivated audiences for more than a century. After a leisurely tour of the grounds of the historic site, you will drive into the Prince Edward Island National Park, a wonderland of red sandstone cliffs, expansive beaches and abundant wildlife where a photo stop at one of the park's beaches is included.

Returning to the pier, you will follow a scenic route through mile after mile of pastoral farmland.

Please note: This tour includes a limited amount of walking, mainly at the guests' discretion during the stops. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable shoes are recommended. The upstairs area of the "Anne of Green Gables" house is not wheelchair accessible. YHG-006 A STROLL THROUGH HISTORIC CHARLOTTETOWN

Duration: 1.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 17, 2016 09:00 AM Follow your local guide along the waterfront and through the heritage district of Charlottetown, giving you a wonderful, historic overview of the province's capital on this walking tour.

Your guide will meet you at the pier, where your walking tour will begin. Being right in the heart of this historic town, the largest in the province of Prince Edward Island, there is much to discover. The site of Charlottetown was chosen by British captain Samuel Holland, who named the settlement in honor of Queen Charlotte, the wife of George III. Shortly afterward, the town was surveyed, and many of those original city lots and squares still remain. During your city orientation, you will hear about the founding families and see some of their original homes, typically made of wood, sandstone or brick.

At the Province House National Historic Site, you will discover how Canada was formed as the result of a conference held in the building in 1864. That event led to Canada becoming a federation, and Charlottetown became known as the Birthplace of Canada. More fascinating information awaits you at Founder's Hall, a restored heritage building located on Charlottetown's waterfront. During your visit here, you will learn much about the history of Canada and Charlottetown since that watershed conference.

Your tour concludes at Founder's Hall and you are then free to either remain in town and do some further exploring on your own, or walk back to the pier.

Please note: This walking tour includes approximately 1-mile of walking over a variety of surfaces that includes cobblestone sidewalks. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Layered, weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. YHG-007 HISTORIC CHARLOTTETOWN BY HORSE-DRAWN TROLLEY

Duration: 1.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 17, 2016 09:15 AM, 10:30 AM, 11:45 AM, 01:00 PM Seeing Charlottetown by horse-drawn trolley is the ultimate way to become immersed in the area's history, as the founding fathers relied on this same mode of transportation.

A horse-drawn trolley will be waiting for you at the pier, and climbing inside it will feel like being transported back in time. The horsepower, literally, will be supplied by a pair of well-muscled Clydesdales, a breed of draft horses named after the area in Scotland where they derived. Traveling along, you will hear the distinctive click of their hooves upon the city streets, the feathering on their lower legs rhythmically dancing in the breeze. It's a wonderful way to journey through the historic downtown, marveling at the Victorian architecture.

As you make your way through the city, you'll see many of the key landmarks and attractions, including the Province House National Historic Site. A conference held in the building in 1864 led to Canada becoming a federation, and Charlottetown became known as the Birthplace of Canada. You will also be able to admire the historic homes lining Great George Street, many of them built in the mid-1800s. Other sites include the Confederation Centre, a hub of cultural excellence and Founder's Hall.

By the time your tour ends back at the pier, you will have gained a fine understanding of the area historically and still have plenty of time to explore further on your own if you like.

Please note: This tour is panoramic in nature and does not include any stops. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and may not be suitable for those with mobility concerns, as guests must be able to climb in and out of the carriage with minimal assistance. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

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Duration: 3.50 Hrs Tour Price: £134.00

Date: October 17, 2016 10:00 AM Become an expert on oysters, especially the prized Malpeque variety from Prince Edward Island, by visiting a local oyster farm and sampling its fresh, succulent bi-valves.

Fishermen in dories have harvested the famous Malpeque oyster the same way for generations—using a set of long wooden tongs to bring the succulent shellfish from the bottom of the local rivers and bays to the surface. John Gillis has been harvesting oysters his entire life and loves nothing better than sharing his passion and knowledge with visitors. A scenic 45 minute drive through the picturesque eastern region of the Island brings you to his home and oyster farm on the beautiful Pinette River. Here, he’ll demonstrate "tonging" for oysters and explain how the oysters are grown on his lease. You’ll discover how to tell the difference between standard and choice oysters. Then, you'll be shown how to safely shuck oysters and you can try your hand at opening few. Of course you’ll also get to eat some of the freshest oysters you’ve ever tasted! Then you’re in for a unique Island seafood treat when his wife Jackie offers you barbecued Quahaugs (hard shelled clams). On the way back to the seaport, you’ll follow a different route providing some beautiful views of the coastline.

Following a delightful visit of approximately 2-hours, you will transfer back to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 2-hours of walking/standing over mostly flat surfaces. Due to accessibility issues, the tour is not available to wheelchair guests. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. YHG-004 COASTAL CHARMS & ISLAND DRIVE

Duration: 3.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 17, 2016 12:45 PM This leisurely driving tour of Prince Edward Island presents its pastoral beauty and gorgeous southern coastline with stops for photos at a quaint seaside lighthouse which features magnificent views of the Confederation Bridge.

Your tour commences with a southerly drive through Prince Edward Island, Canada's smallest and greenest province. The island is known for its gently rolling landscape, picturesque beaches and red-hued soil, the result of its iron oxide, which rusts when exposed to air. Driving along, you will be taken by the land's immense natural beauty, and the villages are just as scenic. Enjoy a scenic photo stop at the Port Borden Light Ranger built in 1918 where before the arrival of powerful ferries, ice-boats were used to transport mail and supplies it was light stations like these that mariners relied on for safe passage especially during winter storms.

Continue your tour as you drive to the base of the spectacular Confederation Bridge, the world's longest bridge over ice-covered water. At a cost of more than a billion dollars, the bridge opened in 1997, connecting the provinces of Prince Edward Island and New Brunswick. You can get a great photo of the bridge from the village of Borden-Carleton.

Continuing on, you will drive through even more pastoral countryside before returning to the pier in Charlottetown.

Please note: This tour includes a limited amount of walking, mainly at the guests' discretion during the stops. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable shoes are recommended.

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GSP-002 BEST OF GASPE AND FORILLON NATIONAL PARK

Duration: 6.50 Hrs Tour Price: £70.00

Date: October 18, 2016 08:30 AM Admire the many historical sites along the shores of the Forillon National Park, including a World War II fort, Canada’s tallest lighthouse and a 19th-century manor house.

After departing from the pier, you will enjoy a picturesque drive along the coast to Fort Peninsula, a World War II naval base in beautiful Forillon National Park. It is the only completely preserved shore battery from the war, as you will discover while strolling about the fort’s tunnels, storage rooms and large guns.

Next, you will visit Cap-Bon-Ami, a series of high sea cliffs known for their scenic beauty. The cliffs provide prime breeding grounds for seabirds such as black-legged kittiwakes and double-breasted cormorants. Great blue herons, terns and other seabirds inhabit the shore, and it’s quite a sight to watch them interacting in their natural environment.

Continuing on, you will soon reach the Cap-des-Rosiers lighthouse where you will make a photo stop. Erected in the 1850s, it is the tallest lighthouse in Canada and deemed a National Historic Site. The circular structure is built entirely of locally quarried limestone and faced with white marble.

Just up the coast stands Le Boutiller Manor, another National Historic Site. Built around the same time as the lighthouse for merchant John Le Boutillier, the seaside manor is one of the few surviving examples of vernacular Quebec architecture.

Then, following lunch at a café in a nearby cultural center, you will return to the pier via a scenic route that passes through an 18th-century village.

Please note: This tour includes just over 2 hours of easy to moderate walking/standing over mainly flat surfaces. There will be a flight of stairs to negotiate. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the bus, and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. However, Fort Peninsula and Le Boutiller Manor are not wheelchair accessible. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes. Transportation is by local school bus. GSP-005 BEST OF PERCE

Duration: 6.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 08:30 AM Behold the breathtaking sights in and around Perce, including the offshore islands and the village’s wonderfully artistic downtown.

After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a nearly two hour, spectacularly scenic drive south, passing rugged seaside cliffs, sweeping bays and some of the most extraordinary landscapes in eastern Canada. The sights in every direction are inspirational and worthy of a photo.

You will have the chance to take pictures while pausing at Mont-Joli overlook. It offers a grand view of Perce Rock, one of the world’s largest natural arches. Its name derives from the fact that the sea has pierced holes in the massive limestone monolith creating arches, although only one remains.

The neighboring island is Bonaventure, home to North America’s largest breeding colony of gannets. More photo opportunities await you at the fishing harbor of L’Anse-à-Beaufils and at Côte Surprise, which offers a different perspective of Percé Rock and Bonaventure Island.

You will be treated to yet another view of these iconic natural landmarks over lunch at a restaurant in Perce. Afterwards, you may explore the village on your own. Inspired by the surrounding landscape, artists have been coming to Percé since the 1930s and their paintings are displayed in the village’s galleries and shops.

For an insight into history, be sure to stroll through the Charles Robin sector near the wharf. Or pick up author Paul Almond’s “Alford Saga,” an historical fiction series set on Gaspe Island. Following your free time in Perce, you will re-board your bus and return to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 1 hour of easy to moderate walking/standing, plus any additional walking at the guests’ discretion during free time over mostly even surfaces and covers approximately 1.5 miles in distance. There will be some steps to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and not recommended for those with walking difficulties. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes. Transportation is by local school bus.

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Duration: 5.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 08:30 AM Enjoy a leisurely walk through the fishing village of Perce, admiring the historical architecture and natural beauty, especially famed Percé Rock.

After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a spectacularly scenic drive south, passing rugged seaside cliffs, sweeping bays and some of the most extraordinary landscapes in eastern Canada. The sights in every direction are inspirational.

In time, you will arrive in Perce, a delightful fishing village set against a mountainous backdrop. Your walking tour begins near the wharf in the historical Charles Robin sector, which is named for an 18th-century businessman that controlled the local cod trade.

Continuing on, you will pass Saint-Michel Church and soon arrive at Mont-Joli, which is dotted with grand summer homes. The overlook here offers a magnificent view of Perce Rock, one of the world’s largest natural arches. Its name derives from the fact that the sea has pierced holes in the massive limestone monolith creating arches, although only one remains.

The neighboring island is Bonaventure, home to North America’s largest breeding colony of gannets. Its cliffs rise 250 feet above the sea and provide an excellent nesting habitat. Tens of thousands of birds can usually been seen around the island.

Your guided walking tour ends back in Perce, where you will have some free time to further explore on your own. Inspired by the surrounding landscape, artists have been coming to Percé since the 1930s and you will see their works displayed in the galleries and shops. Afterwards, you will return to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 2 hours of easy to moderate walking/standing over mostly even surfaces, plus any additional walking at the guests’ discretion during free time. There will be some steps to negotiate. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the bus, and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes. Transportation is by local school bus. GSP-007 PERCE ON YOUR OWN

Duration: 5.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 08:30 AM Spend several carefree hours strolling about the village of Perce, taking in its history, breathtaking natural beauty and charming atmosphere.

After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a spectacularly scenic seventy-five minute drive south, passing rugged seaside cliffs, sweeping bays and some of the most extraordinary landscapes in eastern Canada. The sights in every direction are inspirational.

Arriving in the delightful fishing village of Perce, the next two and a half hours are yours to explore on your own. With no schedule to follow, you are free to spend as much time as you like in your favorite spots.

History buffs might enjoy the Charles Robin sector, which is named for an 18th-century businessman that controlled much of the local cod trade. Some of his original warehouses for processing fish still remain, lending the area an historical flair.

Nature lovers might walk to Mont-Joli, an overlook that offers a magnificent view of Perce Rock, one of the world’s largest natural arches. Its name derives from the fact that the sea has pierced holes in the massive limestone monolith creating arches, although only one remains.

The neighboring island is Bonaventure, home to North America’s largest breeding colony of gannets. You are sure to spot them flying about and nesting on the island’s sheer cliffs.

Perce also attracts art lovers, so feel free to browse the galleries for original artwork. It’s a fine way to make the most of your time before returning to the pier.

Please note: Walking on this tour is at the guests’ discretion during the free time in Perce. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the bus, and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes. Transportation is by local school bus.

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Duration: 5.75 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 08:30 AM Enjoy a close-up view of the iconic natural landmarks that define Perce by cruising around massive Perce Rock and then walking a natural trail on Bonaventure Island.

After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a spectacularly scenic seventy-five minute drive south, passing rugged seaside cliffs, sweeping bays and some of the most extraordinary landscapes in eastern Canada. The sights in every direction are inspirational.

Arriving at the village of Perce, you will board a boat and cruise toward Perce Rock, one of the world’s largest natural arches. Its name derives from the fact that the sea has pierced holes in the massive limestone monolith creating arches, although only one remains.

Once attached to the mainland, Perce Rock can be reached on foot at low tide. However, the most practical way is by boat, as it can easily maneuver around the famed monolith. The single pillar at the end of Perce Rock once supported an arch and is known as The Obelisk. It’s quite a sight to gaze up at the sheer cliffs, which rise nearly 300 feet above the water.

Then it’s on to neighboring Bonaventure Island, home to North America’s largest breeding colony of gannets. Incredibly, 200,000 birds usually nest here, and you will see many of them while walking the island’s heritage trail. It’s a great opportunity to stretch your legs, stroll through fields of wildflowers and perhaps see a 19th-century home. Afterwards, you will retrace your route back to Gaspe.

Please note: This tour includes nearly 3 hours of moderate walking and covers approximately 3 miles in distance. There will be inclines, gravel, grass and uneven surfaces to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Guests who suffer from motion sickness should take the necessary precautions. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole are recommended.. Transportation is by local school bus. GSP-009 CRUISE BY BONAVENTURE ISLAND & PERCE ROCK

Duration: 5.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 08:30 AM Cruise around magnificent Perce Rock and Bonaventure Island, which lie just off the village of Perce, which you will also explore.

After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a spectacularly scenic seventy-five minute drive south, passing rugged seaside cliffs, sweeping bays and some of the most extraordinary landscapes in eastern Canada. The sights in every direction are inspirational.

Arriving at the village of Perce, you will board a boat and cruise toward Perce Rock, one of the world’s largest natural arches. Its name derives from the fact that the sea has pierced holes in the massive limestone monolith creating arches, although only one remains.

Once attached to the mainland, Perce Rock can be reached on foot at low tide. However, the most practical way is by boat, as it can easily maneuver around the famed monolith. The single pillar at the end of Percé Rock once supported an arch and is known as The Obelisk.

After cruising around Perce Rock, you’ll head toward the neighboring Bonaventure Island, home to North America’s largest breeding colony of gannets. Incredibly, 200,000 birds usually nest here, and while sailing past the rocky shore, you will see many of them flying about and perching on the cliffs.

Back in Perce, you will have free time to explore this delightful village on your own. History buffs might enjoy the Charles Robin sector, named for an 18th-century businessman that controlled the local cod trade. Percé also attracts art lovers, so feel free to browse the galleries before returning to Gaspe.

Please note: Walking on this tour is primarily at the guests’ discretion during the free time in Perce. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the bus and boat, and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Guests who suffer from motion sickness should take the necessary precautions. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole are recommended. Transportation is by local school bus.

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Duration: 5.50 Hrs Tour Price: £64.00

Date: October 18, 2016 08:30 AM Cruise the waters off Perce looking for whales, which are found in abundance in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, and then come ashore and browse the village on your own.

After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a spectacularly scenic seventy-five minute drive south, passing rugged seaside cliffs, sweeping bays and some of the most extraordinary landscapes in eastern Canada. The sights in every direction are inspirational.

Arriving in the village of Perce, you will board your whale-watching boat and cruise into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Just offshore, you will see Perce Rock, one of the world’s largest natural arches, and Bonaventure Island, home to North America’s largest breeding colony of gannets. They are magnificent sights, perhaps only eclipsed by the spectacle of a whale breaching the water’s surface.

Numerous species of whales inhabit the gulf and there is no telling what you will see. You may catch sight of a blue whale, the world’s largest mammal, or the agile Minke whale, which sometimes breaches the water vertically before landing on its belly or back. Fin whales are also prevalent and so fast that they are nicknamed the “greyhounds of the sea.”

After approximately two hours of inspired whale watching, you will cruise back to Perce for a bit of free time to explore this charming town on your own. History buffs might enjoy the Charles Robin sector, named for an 18th-century businessman that controlled the local cod trade. Perce also attracts art lovers, so feel free to browse the galleries before returning to Gaspe.

Please note: Walking on this tour is primarily at the guests’ discretion during the free time in Perce. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the bus and boat, and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Guests who suffer from motion sickness should take the necessary precautions. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes with a non-slip sole are recommended. Transportation is by local school bus. Wildlife sightings, while likely, are not guaranteed. GSP-003 WALKING IN FORILLON NATIONAL PARK

Duration: 4.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 09:30 AM Follow a path through the fields and forests of Forillon National Park, stopping to take in the natural beauty and tour some of the historical homes from founding families.

After departing from the pier, you will enjoy a leisurely forty-five minute drive along the coast to Forillon National Park, an immensely scenic area that divides the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Bay of Gaspe. The park is somewhat mountainous, bordered by sea cliffs and almost entirely covered by dense forest.

In time, you will reach the Grand-Grave heritage site, a restored fishing village with historical homes, barns and exhibits that reflect life here in the 19th century. Continuing on to a nearby trailhead, you will begin a moderate walk into the wonderfully inviting landscape. The sights along the way will be spectacular, as the trail affords panoramic views of Gaspe Bay and winds through bucolic fields dotted with historical buildings.

You may stop at the Hyman House and Store, which was erected in 1864, when Grand-Grave was booming. It was built with techniques and materials specific to the vernacular neoclassical tradition and has been deemed a National Historic Site. A path from the store leads to another architectural treasure: the Dolbel-Roberts House, named for the two families that lived there successively from 1915 to 1970.

Finally, there is the Blanchette House, where costumed interpreters are usually on hand to answer questions about the Grand-Grave farming and fishing community. Following your walk through this historical site, you will return to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes 2 1/2 hours of easy to moderate walking over mostly even surfaces and covers approximately 1.5 miles in distance. There will be some steps to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and not recommended for those with walking difficulties. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes. Transportation is by local school bus.

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Duration: 4.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 09:30 AM Hike a coastal trail in Forillon National Park, a winding path that affords stunning views of the sea before ending at a restored 19th-century fishing village.

After departing from the pier, you will enjoy a leisurely forty-five minute drive along the coast to Forillon National Park, an immensely scenic area that divides the Gulf of St. Lawrence and the Bay of Gaspe. The park is somewhat mountainous, bordered by sea cliffs and almost entirely covered by dense forest that is populated by black bears, porcupines, beavers and many species of birds.

Upon arriving at Petit-Gaspe beach, you will begin hiking the Mont St-Alban trail. Although it ascends rather steeply at the start, the trail then zigzags along the rocky cliffs and opens to several lookouts that offer stunning views of the sea below. You can also expect to observe seabirds such as gulls and eiders.

In time, you will reach an observation tower that affords a stunning 360-degree view. The large island to the northeast is Anticosti, a Provincial Wildlife Reserve. If it is a clear day and you look south, you may be able to see Bonaventure Island off the coast of Percé.

Toward the end of the hike, you will arrive in Grand-Grave, a restored fishing village with historical homes, barns and exhibits that reflect life here in the 19th century. Some of the buildings are National Historic Sites; the most notable being the Hyman House and Store, which was built with techniques and materials specific to the vernacular neoclassical tradition. After strolling about this historical site, you will board your bus and return to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes 2 1/2 hours of moderate to strenuous walking over mostly even surfaces and covers approximately 3.5 miles in distance. There will be some steps to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking/hiking shoes. Transportation is by local school bus. GSP-001 WALKING TOUR OF GASPE

Duration: 2.50 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 18, 2016 10:00 AM Take a leisurely walk through the streets of Gaspe, admiring its architectural treasures and learning about its fascinating history.

After departing from the pier on foot, you will soon arrive in the heart of the historical and cultural section of Gaspe. The city’s name is derived from a First Nations phrase that means “land’s end,” an appropriate description because Gaspe sits on the very tip of a peninsula.

Europeans arrived in 1534 when French explorer Jacques Cartier erected a cross here. He is held in such high esteem that it is almost impossible to escape Cartier’s influence and name while in town. In 1934 the city erected a commemorative cross to mark the 400th-anniversary of him setting foot here. There is a Jacques Cartier Monument National Historic Site with sculptures of the first encounter between Cartier and the indigenous people that greeted him. The Gaspe Museum is perched at the tip of Jacques Cartier Point, and much of your heritage walk will be along Rue Jacques Cartier. The explorer is that important to Gaspe.

While strolling through the beautiful downtown, you can also expect to learn about other significant moments in the history of Gaspe. You may see a 19th-century hotel that is now the bishop’s residence, a former Neoclassical bank building that has been converted into boutiques, and homes of some of Gaspe’s most important settlers, which once housed Brazilian, Italian and Spanish consulates. Following this enlightening walk through Gaspe, you will walk back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes 2 1/2 hours of easy to moderate walking over uneven surfaces and covers approximately 1 mile in distance. There will be a flight of stairs to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and not recommended for those with walking difficulties. Weather appropriate clothing to include a light sweater or jacket and an umbrella in case of rain; sun cap; sunglasses; a bottle of water from the ship; and flat, comfortable walking shoes.

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SAG-001 THE BEST OF SAGUENAY

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 19, 2016 12:30 PM Discover the unique qualities of the land and people around Saguenay by visiting several unusual museums devoted to the Saguenay Fjord, soap making and paper pulping.

Departing from the pier, you will immediately be struck by the natural beauty surrounding Saguenay, which sprawls along the Saguenay River, a tributary of the mighty St. Lawrence. Its fjord, deeply chiseled in the Laurentian Mountains, is one of the world's largest and was discovered by French explorer Jacques Cartier in the mid 1530s. Marine life thrives here, including Beluga whales, Minke whales and Greenland sharks.

Arriving at the Fjord Museum, you will discover how the waterway was formed, its importance to the province, and why the museum's strange Ha! Ha! Pyramid monument was created out of more than 3,000 traffic yield signs. Later, you'll walk across the street to the Olivier Soapery, a one-of-a-kind museum devoted to the art and evolution of soap making.

Then, it's on to the Chicoutimi Pulp Mill, a beautiful natural stone mill that has become a museum. Inside, you'll find the Arthur Villeneuve House, which the former owner, a local barber, painted with primitive scenes and figures. Interestingly, including the house in the museum caused a controversy among those who thought it was an eyesore, not art. Finally, you'll visit Le Chevrier du Nord, a farm that raises angora goats for mohair clothing. It's quite the enterprise and a memorable end to your tour before driving back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 2-hours of moderate walking/standing. There will be various gradients and surfaces to negotiate, including dirt/gravel paths at Mount Battie. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. There is limited accessibility at the goat farm and a flight of stairs at the Olivier Soapery. Scooters under 60 lbs. are permitted. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. A light sweater or jacket and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. The tour sequence may vary. SAG-003 KAYAK IN SAGUENAY PARK

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £64.00

Date: October 19, 2016 12:45 PM, 01:15 PM Paddle a kayak along the smooth-as-glass waters of the Saguenay Fjord, looking for whales, seals and other marine life in this unspoiled wonderland.

Depart the pier for a one hour scenic drive to Saguenay National Park. It's the province's first park dedicated to protecting marine life, and there is plenty to see as the two daily tide cycles support a variety of animals. Arriving at the Interpretation Center, you will discover much about the area and receive instruction regarding your outing on the water. Then, board your two-person kayak and prepare to paddle along Cape Trinity.

As you paddle through the pristine waterway, which was carved by the force of powerful glaciers centuries ago, you will marvel at the sheer cliffs and sandy beaches. It's an area of stunning natural beauty. The waters are rich in krill, making them attractive to whales that come to feed. Of course, exactly what you see will vary, although Cape Trinity is known for attracting whales, seals and a variety of marine birds.

After more than an hour on the water, you'll return to the Interpretation Center where you will have some free time to browse in the gift shop before making the transfer back to Saguenay.

Please note: This is an active tour that includes approximately 75-minutes of moderate kayaking. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Previous kayaking experience is not required. Weather appropriate, water-resistant clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. Guests who take part in any water activities do so at their own risk and responsibility. Wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. SAG-004 SAGUENAY PARK HIKING

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 19, 2016 12:45 PM, 01:15 PM See the staggering beauty of the Saguenay National Park up close and personal by hiking one of its most magnificent trails, a 1.5-mile route through the countryside.

Enjoy a scenic one hour drive to Saguenay National Park, which encompasses the spectacular Saguenay Fjord. Over the past two million years, the Saguenay River has undergone four glacial stages that have carved deep valleys in the area. While the forests were logged in the 1800s and 1900s, the now-protected land has steadily begun to return to its former glory. Seeing the parkland on foot gives you a wonderful perspective of this intricate ecosystem.

The Saguenay National Park contains 70 miles of hiking trails, and your route along the Point de Vue du Soupir trail is one of the most breathtaking. Along the way, you will gain 450 feet in altitude, providing you with incredible views of the forests and river far below. After stopping for pictures and to admire the views, you'll hike back down to the Interpretation Center to learn more about the fjord or time-permitting, browse in the gift shop before driving back to the pier.

Please note: This is an active tour that includes approximately one hour and 45-mintues of hiking over a 1.5 mile trail. There are various natural surfaces and gradients to negotiate and the trail rises to an altitude of 450 ft. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. Weather appropriate, layered clothing and sturdy, comfortable walking/hiking shoes are recommended.

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Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 19, 2016 12:45 PM, 01:15 PM Discover the wonders within the Saguenay National Park at its Interpretation Center and then take a leisurely stroll along one of the park's easiest trails.

Your tour commences from the pier with a scenic drive to Saguenay National Park, which encompasses the spectacular Saguenay Fjord, the world's southernmost fjord. One of the best ways to understand this intricate ecosystem is by visiting the Interpretation Center at the heart of the park. Here, during an informative presentation, you'll discover how the deep fjord was carved out of the land by powerful glaciers millions of years ago, why the Saguenay River is so dark and salty, and what wildlife thrives in the park. One of the most frequently seen marine animals is the Beluga whale, an arctic species that comes to feed on krill in the summer. The Beluga's white color makes it easy to spot, even from a distance.

After your orientation at the Interpretation Center, you will head outside to enjoy a one-hour walk along the short Meandres des Falaises trail. It's a nice, easy walk with plenty of extraordinary sights along the way, including the Eternity River Delta. Afterwards, feel free to explore a bit on your own, or return to the Interpretation Center and visit the gift shop. Afterwards, travel back to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes 1-hour of moderate walking that covers 1-mile. There are various natural surfaces and gradients to negotiate. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in reasonably good physical condition. Weather appropriate, layered clothing and sturdy, comfortable walking/hiking shoes are recommended. SAG-002 CULTURAL SHOW LA FABULEUSE

Duration: 2.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 19, 2016 01:30 PM Watch an action-filled performance of the long-running La Fabuleuse, a mesmerizing show that tells the fascinating story of the founding of the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean area.

A shuttle transfers you from the pier to nearby Théâtre Palais Municipal, the largest indoor theater in the province and certainly one of the most beautiful. Here, you will be treated to a riveting performance of La Fabuleuse, a show that has been continuously running for more than 25 years. It is an extravaganza. Each performance involves more than 100 local actors, 1,600 costume changes, and a host of animals. Add pyrotechnics, laser lighting, special weather effects and music, and you won't be able to take your eyes off the stage.

During this spectacle of nonstop action, watch the history of the region unfold. You'll see how the Indians lived before and after encountering the legendary French explorers Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain. You'll see romanticized scenes of the area's main events and everyday life in the rural province, recounting the drama of the colonists and loggers. A devastating fire, joyous wedding, and destructive flood are all part of the action. In fact, there are so many scene changes, actors, and animals coming on and off the stage that each year the performers spend 15,000 hours in rehearsal. All that hard work and dedication shows. After the usual standing ovation and curtain goes down, you will return by shuttle back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes limited walking and is mostly seated. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the shuttle and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. A light sweater or jacket and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. SAG-006 DISCOVERY OF NEW FRANCE

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 19, 2016 01:30 PM Get a unique historical perspective of the colonization of the Quebec province by visiting re-creations of several 17th century settlements, and then the Saguenay Fjord Museum.

Departing from the pier by coach, you'll enjoy a picturesque drive to New France, a re-creation of 17th century life during the colonization of the Quebec province. The setting features meticulously restored historical buildings, costumed characters, historical figures, and fascinating demonstrations that will immerse you in the world of New France.

During the 17th century, the First Nations tribes and the French colonists lived side by side and their cultures became interdependent. Much of this knowledge has been gleaned from archaeological excavations of the area around the New France site. More than 100,000 artifacts have been unearthed here, many of them on display. There is also a re-creation of a Huron Village, a rural farm, and Quebec City's upper and lower towns. Interacting with the characters at New France, watching folkloric Indian dances, and sampling traditional foods only adds to your understanding of life here in the 17th century.

You will enhance your knowledge of the natural world by next visiting the nearby Saguenay Fjord Museum. Here, you will discover how the waterway was formed, its importance to the province, and why the museum's strange Ha! Ha! Pyramid monument was created out of more than 3,000 traffic yield signs.

Following your time at the Saguenay Fjord Museum, you will re-board your coach and return to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes just over 2-hours of moderate walking/standing over mostly flat surfaces. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Scooters under 60 lbs. are permitted. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. The tour sequence may vary.

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YQB-007 COUNTRYSIDE OF QUEBEC

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 20, 2016 08:30 AM, 01:00 PM Mother Nature reigns supreme in the pristine countryside surrounding Quebec City, and you'll be in the heart of it on this magnificent tour.

Starting off from the pier, you will head outside of the city limits and into the idyllic French Canadian countryside. Riding through the foothills, you'll see the majestic Laurentian Mountains in the distance, the St. Lawrence River below, and the wonders of nature all around. Upon reaching serene Lac-Beauport, a scenic lake surrounded by emerald forest and frequented by outdoor adventurers, you'll stop for photos.

It's a great introduction to the natural beauty that lies ahead at Montmorency Falls, which thunder down 275 feet into the St. Lawrence River. Explorer Samuel de Champlain named the falls for his patron, the Duke of Montmorency, and it's a memorable tribute as the falls are 90 feet higher than Niagara Falls. The views are stunning from the elegant Montmorency Manoir, where you may enjoy tea and pastries, before crossing the bridge to the Island of Orleans. At its southwestern tip, facing Quebec City, you'll visit Sainte-Pétronille, a village that has been a fashionable summer resort since the 19th century. Of course, Canada is synonymous with maple syrup, so you'll also stop at an authentic sugar shack to learn how maple syrup is made and to sample sweet maple taffy.

Afterward, rejoin your coach for the relaxing and scenic drive back to the pier.

Please note: Walking on this tour is mainly at the guests' discretion during the stops. There will be various gradients and surfaces to negotiate. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Scooters under 60 lbs. are permitted. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Rain resistant layered clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. The tour sequence may vary and dependent upon congestion at Manoir Montmorency, tea and pastries may be served at the sugar shack instead. YQB-005 GRAND EXPLORATION OF QUEBEC

Duration: 7.50 Hrs Tour Price: £76.00

Date: October 20, 2016 08:45 AM After this definitive tour of historic Quebec City and its absolutely beautiful countryside, you will have experienced the very best of this spectacular destination.

Depart from the pier by coach and drive to the National Battlefield Park, a 250-acre oasis in the heart of the city. Also known as the Plains of Abraham, it was the site of several clashes between the French and British and has great historical importance. You'll stop for photos at Cap Diamant, the promontory that overlooks the park. Then, it's on to Dufferin Terrace, where Samuel de Champlain built his fort in 1620, and Château Frontenac, a castle-like hotel has been an icon since opening in 1893. You'll have some free time in the area to walk the Terrace and enjoy sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River and Laurentian Mountains, or independently explore Château Frontenac. Your final stop in town will be at Place-Royale, a lovely square where your guide will elaborate on the founding of Quebec City, much of which took place in this area.

Driving out of town, the scenery soon changes from historic to stunningly beautiful. After lunch at a traditional Quebecois restaurant, more treasures await you. Arriving at St-Anne-de- Beaupré, a pilgrimage site for more than 350 years, you may want to take some time on your own to explore the wonderful basilica and chapel of the Shrine. Continuing on, you will make your way to the top of Montmorency Falls, where you will experience the glorious natural beauty of the falls as they thunder down 275 feet to the St. Lawrence River below. It's truly a dramatic end to your sightseeing before returning to the pier.

Please note: Walking on this tour is mainly at the guests' discretion during the stops. There will be various gradients and surfaces to negotiate and some of the sites have steps and no wheelchair ramp. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Scooters under 60 lbs. are permitted. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Rain resistant layered clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. YQB-004 HISTORIC QUEBEC WALK & HORSE CARRIAGE

Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 20, 2016 09:00 AM, 02:30 PM Experience the joys of Quebec City's immensely charming Old Town from three unique perspectives: on foot, riding a funicular and by horse-drawn carriage.

This tour begins by walking from the pier through Quebec City's wonderfully historic Old Town, an esteemed World Heritage Site and the only walled city in North America. The area was settled about 400 years ago and your first destination, Place-Royale, became the heart of the original settlement. Here in the square, you'll see Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, the continent's oldest Catholic church, while your guide elaborates on what life was like in those early years. Right around the corner is the pedestrian-only, boutique-lined Petit-Champlain Street. This delightful street with its cafés and specialty shops also features colorful street performers such as jugglers and strolling musicians.

Next, you'll ride the funicular to the Upper Town and walk to landmarks such as Dufferin Terrace, where Samuel de Champlain built his fort in 1620. It's one of the best places to take in sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River, Island of Orléans, and majestic Laurentian Mountains. Adjacent to Dufferin Terrace is the castle-like Chateau Frontenac, Quebec's most noted landmark. At nearby Jardin des Gouverneurs, or Governor's Garden, you will board a horse-drawn carriage and then ride at a leisurely pace around the city. Your route will follow the elegant, boutique-lined Grande-Allée, often referred to as the Champs-Élysées of Quebec, before continuing past the imposing Parliament Building and through several historic gates.

Your carriage ride ends back at the Governor's Garden and from here, you are free to stay and do some further exploring on your own, or return directly back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes just over 2-hours of moderate walking. There are various gradients and surfaces to negotiate including cobblestone. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition and must be able to enter and exit the horse carriage with limited assistance. A light sweater or jacket; umbrella; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. The sequence of the tour may vary.

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Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 20, 2016 09:00 AM, 01:30 PM In addition to a delightful historical tour of Quebec City, you will venture into the unspoiled countryside to a thundering waterfall that's 90 feet higher than Niagara Falls.

Commencing from the pier, you will drive directly to Place-Royale, a lovely square on the site of the original settlement. Here, you'll receive a fascinating overview of the founding of the city while standing in the shadow of Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, the continent's oldest Catholic church. Then, it's on to Dufferin Terrace, where Samuel de Champlain built his fort in 1620, and Château Frontenac, a castle-like hotel that has been an icon since opening in 1893. You'll discover even more about the history of Quebec City at these two historic sites and enjoy some brief free time to browse on your own.

Next, it's on to Cap Diamant, the promontory that overlooks the Plains of Abraham, where the French and British clashed in battle numerous times. After stopping for photos and to enjoy sweeping views of the St. Lawrence River and Laurentian Mountains, you will head for Montmorency Falls, which thunder down 275 feet into the river. Explorer Samuel de Champlain named the falls for his patron, the Duke of Montmorency, and it's a memorable tribute as they are higher than Niagara Falls. After a 30-minute stop to capture some unforgettable photos, you will re-board your coach and travel back to the pier in Quebec City where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour is primarily panoramic in nature and walking is mainly at the guests' discretion during the stops. The surfaces to negotiate are generally flat in nature. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Scooters under 60 lbs. are permitted. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Rain resistant layered clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. The tour sequence may vary. YQB-002 BEAUPRE COAST, ST-ANNE CANYON AND WINERY

Duration: 4.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 20, 2016 01:00 PM The Beaupré Coast just outside Quebec City is staggeringly beautiful with rocky cliffs and dramatic waterfalls, and you'll see the best of it before visiting a signature local winery.

Departing from the pier by coach, you'll leave Quebec City and follow the beautiful Beaupré Coast, which runs along the St. Lawrence River. Nestled here in the foothills of the Laurentian Mountains, it's one breathtaking sight after another, including pastoral farmland, wildlife reserves, Montmorency Falls, and the idyllic Island of Orleans. Still, the highlight remains St-Anne Canyon, a steep gorge carved out of a 900-million-year-old rock formation by the relentless force of water.

Arriving at the canyon,you'll make your way to the roaring St-Anne-du-Nord River, which becomes a cascading, 243-feet waterfall in the canyon. Walk along the suspension bridges above the water, if you're feeling adventurous. Gazing upon this naturally formed canyon, the river thundering down its rocky cliffs is just as inspirational today as it was to American naturalist and author Henry David Thoreau, who visited in the mid-1800s. A specially designed vehicle can provide access for those who are mobility challenged to one of the walkways. The entire path is approximately 1-mile for those who wish to walk it; however, you may also choose to only walk a portion of it. Before leaving, there will be a bit of free time to browse the gift shop.

Next, it's on to an esteemed Canadian vineyard, where you'll learn about local wine making and sample some of the finest vintages. Because of the harsh winters, Quebec vineyards have rather short growing seasons, but the wines are surprisingly tasty and numerous, and several well-respected varietals are produced here.

After touring the vineyard, you will drive back to the pier, traveling via the bottom of Montmorency Falls where you will have some great views.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 2-hours of moderate walking/standing, plus any additional walking at the guests' discretion during the stops. There are various gradients and surfaces to negotiate. The tour is available to wheelchair guests who have a collapsible wheelchair, are able to make their own way on and off the coach and have an able-bodied companion to assist them. Scooters under 60 lbs. are permitted. Those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Rain resistant layered clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. YQB-009 QUEBEC CITY HELICOPTER EXPERIENCE

Duration: 2.00 Hrs Tour Price: £153.00

Date: October 20, 2016 01:00 PM Fly over Quebec and the surrounding countryside in a helicopter for a literal bird’s-eye view of North America’s only walled city and the natural beauty just beyond.

After departing from the pier, you will soon arrive at the heliport and board a helicopter for an exhilarating ride over Quebec and the countryside beyond the city limits. Few experiences rival seeing the attractions from such a uniquely high perspective. As the blades begin to whirl, the excitement builds, a feeling that only increases with take off.

You will soon soar over Quebec’s fortified Old City, an area so well preserved that it has been deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its colonial integrity. From this elevated vantage point, you will easily spot landmarks such as the castle-like Château Frontenac hotel and the grassy Plains of Abraham, where the British won a pivotal victory over the French in 1759. The iconic promontory Cap Diamant overlooks the plains. You will also fly over Montmorency Falls, which thunder down 275 feet into the St. Lawrence River, a distance 90 feet higher than Niagara Falls.

The thrills aren’t over when you land, either. At the helicopter complex within the airport, you can test your skills at one of the interactive displays or take the controls of a helicopter in a flight simulator for an additional charge. It’s the next best thing to being up in the air, and realistically re-creates the experience. Afterwards, you will transfer back to the pier.

Please note: This tour is mainly seated with most walking at the guests’ discretion during free time at the heliport complex following the flight. Guests will have to negotiate the steps into and out of the aircraft with limited assistance. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and may not be suitable for those who suffer from a fear of heights or motion sickness. Guests with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of stamina and ability. Weather appropriate clothing and flat, comfortable walking shoes are recommended. Total flight time is approximately 12 minutes.

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Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 20, 2016 01:30 PM The best way to see a city up-close is on foot, and this walking tour provides an excellent opportunity to experience the very heart of Quebec City's 400-year-old Old Town, an esteemed World Heritage Site and the only walled city in North America.

Your walking tour begins right at the pier, led by a guide who knows the history of Quebec City in depth and will elaborate on all of its significant events. Making your way to the Place-Royale, a square that became the heart of the original settlement, you'll see Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, the continent's oldest Catholic church. Right around the corner is the pedestrian-only, boutique-lined Petit-Champlain Street. This delightful street with its cafés and specialty shops also features colorful street performers such as jugglers and strolling musicians.

Next, you'll ride the funicular to the Upper Town and walk past many of its landmarks. There's Dufferin Terrace, where Samuel de Champlain built his fort in 1620, historic Ursuline Convent, and Place d'Armes, Upper Town's bustling main square. By now, you should be ready for tea and pastries, and Château Frontenac makes a classic setting for your snack. Sitting on a bluff above the St. Lawrence River, the castle-like hotel has been an icon of Quebec City since opening in 1893. Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and Mackenzie King, the Prime Minister of Canada during World War II, met here to discuss wartime strategy, and today the hotel still attracts heads of state, dignitaries and celebrities.

Following your refreshing tea break, you will return to the pier where your tour concludes.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 2-hours of moderate walking that covers approximately 1.5 miles. There are various gradients and surfaces to negotiate including cobblestone. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. A light sweater or jacket; umbrella; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. The sequence of the tour may vary. YQB-001 ROMANTIC DINNER IN QUEBEC

Duration: 3.00 Hrs Tour Price: £165.00

Date: October 20, 2016 05:00 PM Experience the romantic side of Quebec with a lovely horse-drawn carriage ride to the historic district, where you will enjoy a gourmet dinner at a legendary restaurant.

Everything about this excursion exudes romance. A traditional horse-drawn carriage will be waiting for you at the pier, and the coachman, dressed in 19th century attire, will help you in. As the carriage winds its way through the streets, the horse clip-clopping along, you can simply sit back and relax. Enjoy the scenery, which is especially charming in Old Quebec, a neighborhood with an Old World ambiance, beautiful Victorian buildings, and narrow cobbled streets. No wonder it has earned the distinction of being a World Heritage Site.

Arriving at Le Continental, the city's oldest gourmet restaurant, you will be seated at a special table reserved for your party. The restaurant occupies the former home of a Canadian Supreme Court justice that was built in 1845, and the furnishings are magnificent. In this wonderful setting, you'll enjoy a four-course meal accompanied by impeccable service. While the menu will be determined by the season and what ingredients are the freshest, you can be assured that the cuisine and experience will be exquisite.

Following your meal, you may choose to take a leisurely walk back to the pier or if you prefer, transportation will be provided directly back to the ship. Please note: This tour includes minimal walking. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests and those with mobility concerns are cautioned to carefully evaluate their personal level of ability as participants must be able to climb into and out of the carriage with minimal assistance. The restrooms within the restaurant are located up one flight of stairs. Country club casual dress or cocktail attire is expected. YQB-006 THE GHOST TOUR OF QUEBEC

Duration: 2.00 Hrs Tour Price: £0.00

Date: October 20, 2016 06:15 PM Quebec City is hauntingly beautiful, but also has a few skeletons in its closet, as you'll discover on this evening ghost tour that recounts past murders, executions and tragedies.

Your ghostly walking tour begins at the pier, where your costumed guide will regale you with stories of Quebec City's strangest and most frightful incidents. There has certainly been a fair share of unexplained mysteries, unsolved murders and eerie sightings over the last 400 years, and it doesn't take an enormous imagination to raise your goose bumps. The guide will lead you by lantern light through cobbled streets and past centuries-old buildings where you can easily picture shadowy figures of the past committing villainous deeds. When you hear tales of hovering specters, odd happenings and unspeakable tragedies, it's believable, perhaps too believable.

At Place-Royale, a square where the original settlement was founded, you may discover the unusual qualifications of the city's 17th century executioners. While standing before the Civilization Museum, you could hear about a past murderer credited with the deaths of more than 1,000 people. Walk the rampart to St-Paul Street, listen to a hair-raising short story at a 17th century seminary, and before long you'll begin to imagine things, very strange things. It's all part of the fun. And don't worry; when your tour is over, your guide will walk you back to the pier.

Please note: This tour includes approximately 2-hours of moderate walking that covers approximately 1.25 miles. There are various gradients and surfaces to negotiate including cobblestone. The tour is not available to wheelchair guests or those with mobility concerns. Participants should be in good physical condition. A light sweater or jacket; umbrella; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are suggested. The sequence of the tour may vary and the tour will operate if it is raining, which is thought to add to the ambience. While the tour is not meant to frighten but rather fascinate, it is not suited for young children.

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What is Included?

Transportation : Licensed and insured late model, coaches, vehicles, watercraft , and other modes of transportation are utilized.

Meals and Refreshments : Included when indicated in the tour description.

Guides : Licensed, English-speaking, local guides accompany all tours, where available.

Entrance Fees : Tours include all required admission fees, where applicable.

What Should I Wear ? When taking a shore excursion, comfortable walking shoes, sunglasses, a hat and sunscreen are suggested. You may consider bringing an umbrella, raincoat, sweater, or jacket. And don't forget your camera!

Cancellations and refunds •In order to ensure quality guides and sufficient transportation, we must provide the tour operator with passenger counts at least 36 hours in advance. Therefore no refunds will be given within 36 hours of the tour . •Tours operate rain or shine. •Tours require minimum participation levels to operate so please sign up as early as possible. Tours may be cancelled if minimum participation levels are not met.

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