Arrive and enjoy your hotel accommodations in this city known for its colonial landmarks, prestigious universities, and vibrant neighborhoods. Walk the Freedom Trail to see sites from the American Revolution or enjoy scenic views along the Charles River and Boston Harbor. Encounter a blend of old and new, with historic streets and modern innovation coexisting side by side. From world-class museums to fresh seafood at Quincy Market, Boston is sure to provide a memorable experience. ... Read More
Board your modern small ship amongst the cobblestone streets and 18th-century architecture that make this city the perfect place to set sail on a New England coast adventure. As we welcome you on board for your voyage, relax and settle in on the sun deck. Take time to get to know fellow guests and crew during the evening cocktail hour. ... Read More
Perched on the edge of Casco Bay, this seaport city is steeped in 360 years of maritime heritage and lined with stately Victorian mansions and weathered sea captains' homes that whisper tales of long ago. Join a narrated tour through Portland's celebrated neighborhoods, past Longfellow's boyhood home and through the Old Port district, before heading out to the scenic coastline where the Portland Head Light stands proudly above the ocean. For a taste of the city's spirit, hop aboard Portland's Best Craft Beverages Bus to sample local craft wines, beers, and spirits, all while enjoying lively stories and trivia from your guide. ... Read More
Tuesday - Aug 25, 2026
Day 4
Bath, United States
Here, in the "City of Ships", the echoes of shipbuilding still resound through the streets of Bath, Maine, located along the Kennebec River. Led by a local guide, enjoy an immersive and personalized walk along the quaint streets of downtown. As you explore the places where history unfolded, hear accounts of the prominent people and events of this 19th-century center of shipbuilding worldwide. Discover the nationally acclaimed Maine Maritime Museum in Bath. View a fascinating array of exhibits, from meticulously crafted ship models to interactive displays showcasing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of Maine's shipbuilders. Later, visit a working family oyster farm. Here, you will be greeted by one of the farmers who will introduce you to the business and the technology used to grow oysters. Enjoy some just-harvested chilled oysters, which you can shuck yourself or with the help of a farmer. ... Read More
Wednesday - Aug 26, 2026
Day 5
Boothbay Harbor, United States
Welcome to the "Boating Capital of New England", where maritime spirit thrives along the Midcoast Maine shoreline. Stroll along its flower-lined streets, emanating with the energy of fishing vessels and pleasure crafts. Discover the renowned Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, tucked away on the Boothbay Peninsula, where over 300 acres of stunning gardens and walking trails await. Step into the Native Butterfly and Moth House or bask in the beauty of the Rhododendron and Perennial Garden. Led by a local guide, embark on a unique culinary adventure featuring popular, locally owned restaurants. Get a taste of what it means to live and eat in this celebrated New England fishing village, a classic Maine coastal harbor town. Hear about Boothbay Harbor's intriguing past while enjoying savory samples and sweet delectables with opportunities to shop and take photographs. ... Read More
Once a modest fishing village, Bar Harbor flourished into a haven for Gilded Age elites, drawn by its untamed beauty along Mount Desert Island. Surrounded by ocean cliffs, glacier-formed lakes, and majestic mountains, its splendor has fueled the creativity of legendary artists like Thomas Cole and Frederic Edwin Church. Start the day with a guided driving exploration of the must-see places in Acadia National Park, as you listen to the narratives behind the sights. Venture to the top of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the Eastern Seaboard. Following your exploration, enjoy lunch in downtown Bar Harbor. Then, embark on a nature cruise along Frenchman Bay, keeping a lookout for bald eagles, harbor porpoise, seals, and more, while an onboard naturalist explains all you are seeing. ... Read More
Friday - Aug 28, 2026
Day 7
Bangor, United States
Bangor, the third-largest city in the state, is located on the western bank of the Penobscot River, a defining waterway of the Penobscot River Valley. The proximity of the river made Bangor the "lumber capital of the world" for much of the 19th century, earning it the title of "Queen City" of Maine. Also known as the hometown of the author Stephen King, Bangor is the inspiration for his fictional town of Derry, Maine, the setting of many of his novels. On a guided excursion, walk the streets of downtown Bangor with the notorious character Madam Fan Jones, as she shares true and dramatic tales of the people and events that shaped the town in the 19th century. Visit Mount Hope Cemetery, the nation's second-oldest garden cemetery and on the National Register for Historic Places. Led by your guide, explore some of the cemetery's most unique and notable monuments, including the nation's first Civil War memorial. ... Read More
Saturday - Aug 29, 2026
Day 8
Rockland, United States
Get ready to dive into the town of Rockland, a lively hub of artistry and lobster lore along Maine's Midcoast. Visit the town's many museums, like the Owls Head Transportation Museum and the Farnsworth Art Museum, showcasing an eclectic mix of pioneer-era aircraft, automobiles, and masterpieces by Maine artists, including the renowned Wyeth family. Full of classic schooners, discover the village of Camden, considered the "Tall Ship Capital of Maine". Enjoy a narrated journey through Camden Hills State Park and a stop at the top of the mountain for stunning views of the busy harbor and islands of Penobscot Bay below. One of the highlights of our New England itineraries is the traditional Maine Lobsterbake, featuring fresh lobsters, steamed clams and mussels, warm corn on the cob, and baked rolls, prepared over a beachside fire. ... Read More
Sunday - Aug 30, 2026
Day 9
Portsmouth, United States
Learn why Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is the center of the New Hampshire Seacoast with a downtown of hidden treasures. On a small group walking excursion, our guides will introduce you to the city's rich past and lively present. Or, choose to explore the city by bicycle, while learning about its fascinating history as you ride through five distinctive boroughs. Stop at points of interest and great places to take photos. In the afternoon, delight in an exclusive wine tasting at the elegant Library Restaurant at the Rockingham Hotel. On the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is one of Portsmouth's most valued landmarks and, over the centuries, has played host to seven presidents. ... Read More
Monday - Aug 31, 2026
Day 10
Gloucester, United States
Just a short distance from Boston, Gloucester holds the distinction of being America's first seaport. For over four centuries, the town has captivated a diverse array of artists, fishermen, and tourists with its delightful waterfront and enduring maritime legacy. Enjoy a guided exploration of Gloucester, including a visit to the iconic Fisherman's Memorial. Stop at Hammond Castle, a true European-style castle on the New England shoreline, constructed between 1926 and 1929. Led by our expert guide, discover this medieval castle, which incorporates elements from several architectural periods and styles. If you are feeling adventurous, board the Schooner Lannon for a taste of what it was like to sail on a fishing schooner over 100 years ago. Sit back and take in the sights and sounds of Gloucester's coastline. Breathe the refreshing air and feel the wind on your face as you witness lighthouses, castles, scenic beaches, and magnificent waterfront homes. ... Read More
Tuesday - Sep 1, 2026
Day 11
Provincetown, United States
Originally founded as an artist's haven, Provincetown is a premier destination in Cape Cod, featuring diverse art galleries and performance spaces, as well as a culinary scene that delights with fresh, local seafood and a variety of international flavors. The town's history is highlighted by landmarks such as the Pilgrim Monument, which marks the pilgrims' first landing aboard the Mayflower in 1620. Take a narrated trolley ride to learn about America's earliest destination and see where their ship landed. Embark on a unique SUV adventure that takes you along the rolling dunes of the National Seashore. Along the way, view a variety of shacks that once housed American artists and writers from the 1920s to today. ... Read More
Newport's prestigious past is showcased on the "Avenue of the Mansions", featuring opulent estates that symbolize the wealth and social prestige of their era. Explore The Breakers, a 70-room Italian Renaissance-style palazzo built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II, a portrayal of the social and financial prominence of the Vanderbilt family at the turn of the century. Experience the city's many museums, including the International Tennis Hall of Fame, a National Historic Landmark that was first opened on July 26, 1880, as a social club for Newport's summer elite. View the cannons still standing at Fort Adams. Named for President John Adams, it has been a part of American history from the War of 1812 through World War II. Built to protect Newport Harbor, the fort is now a state park. View the officers' quarters and ascend to the scenic overlook for a breathtaking view of Newport Harbor. ... Read More
Thursday - Sep 3, 2026
Day 13
Martha's Vineyard, United States
Martha's Vineyard is made up of six towns, each with its own character and charm. Enjoy a narrated exploration of the island, beginning in the lively harbor town of Vineyard Haven, a year-round port that has welcomed visitors since the mid-1600s. Travel through the island's scenic countryside, passing the farming community of West Tisbury and taking in the panoramic views of Chilmark. Be captivated by the striking, multi-colored clay cliffs of Aquinnah, crowned by the Gay Head Lighthouse. Take time here to stretch your legs and capture the scenery in photographs. Continue on to Edgartown, where elegant Greek Revival homes of sea captains line the streets. Later, take a convenient afternoon shuttle to Oak Bluffs and explore at your own pace, from the colorful gingerbread cottages to scenic Ocean Park. Ride on the Flying Horses Carousel, the nation's oldest continuously operating carousel, and take time to browse local shops or relax at one of the many restaurants, cafes, or ice cream parlors. Round out your day at a 19-acre alpaca farm, home to 70 of these gentle animals. Tour the grounds, meet the animals, and learn about alpaca farming in a 200-year-old barn. ... Read More
Friday - Sep 4, 2026
Day 14
Martha's Vineyard, United States
Ferry Travel
Nantucket, United States
Ferry Travel
Martha's Vineyard, United States
Embark on a scenic ferry ride from Martha's Vineyard to Nantucket, once a modest farming community that blossomed into the heart of America's whaling industry. Step back in time as you stroll along its cobblestone streets, steeped in 18th-century charm. Take a narrated, island-wide tour that highlights Nantucket's fascinating past and picturesque landscapes, including a stop in the enchanting village of Siasconset, famed for its rose-covered cottages. Later, discover the island at leisure. Admire the island's quaint homes, graceful churches, and manicured gardens. Browse elegant boutiques and inviting local eateries and stop in at the Whaling Museum, which vividly tells the story of Nantucket's legendary seafaring past. ... Read More
Cruising Cape Cod, United States
Saturday - Sep 5, 2026
Day 15
Plymouth, Massachusetts, United States
Plymouth marks the site of the first Pilgrim settlement, founded in 1620. At the center of Plymouth's historical narrative is the iconic Plymouth Rock in Pilgrim Memorial State Park, believed to be the landing spot of the settlers. Adjacent to this landmark is the Mayflower II. Step aboard this meticulously crafted full-scale replica of the ship to learn about the events that led to the famous crossing of the original Mayflower in 1620. Explore Plimoth Patuxet, a remarkable recreation of a 17th-century English village and Patuxet Homesite. Step back in time as costumed performers bring the past to life, portraying real people who once lived and worked here. Guided by museum educators, gain a deeper understanding of their daily lives, challenges, and the enduring legacy of the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people. Later, take a leisurely stroll to Water Street, just a short distance from the ship. In 1920, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the landing of the Mayflower, Water Street was converted from rows of factories to beautiful shops situated across from Plymouth Harbor. Here, you can shop for custom-made jewelry, unique gifts, local wines, and more. ... Read More
End your journey where it all began, in Boston. If there is something you missed the first time around, perhaps a Red Sox game at Fenway Park or a stop at the bar featured in the beloved sitcom Cheers, go ahead and extend your stay. We'll make sure you have a smooth disembarkation.
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