Kreuzfahrt von Kanada nach New York
mit der Explorer of the Seas
Landausflüge mit englisch sprechender Reiseleitung
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QUEBEC (KANADA)
Old & New Quebec City (QU01)
Discover the first French city in North America, explore the city sights and learn the fascinating history of Quebec. In the heart of
the Lower Town and site of Samuel de Champlain's first settlement is the beautifully restored Place Royale. The charm of the
square's historic past has been beautifully preserved with its typical 17th and 18th century stone architecture. It is also the location
of the oldest standing catholic church in North America, Notre Dame des Victoires. Overlooking the St. Lawrence River is the
Chateau Frontenac, the best-known landmark in Quebec. Just outside the Chateau is the romantic boardwalk known as Dufferin
Terrace, where you will have a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d'Orleans, and the Laurentian Mountains. It was from
this vantage point that Samuel de Champlain built his fort in 1620. You will have approximately 20 minutes to independently visit
the magnificent green-turreted castle or enjoy the view from Dufferin Terrace. Passing through the St. Louis Gate, you will next
explore the National Battlefields Park. Also known as the Plains of Abraham, the park was the site of the historic battle where the
French surrendered to the British in 1759. Transformed into a beautiful 250-acre park with hills, gardens, monuments, and artillery
artifacts, a photo stop will be made at Cap Diamant where you will have spectacular views of the St. Lawrence River, Lower Town,
and surrounding countryside. A unique mixture of new and old is found along the trendy Grand Allee, the Champs-Elysees of
Quebec lined with quaint shops, sidewalk cafes, and boutiques. Before returning to your ship, you will pass the Hotel du
Parliament, an imposing Second Empire-style building. Note: Walking at Dufferin Terrace and Chateau Frontenac is at your own
discretion. Guests must be able to walk approximately 30 yards over even surface with 5 to 8 steps at Cap Diamant to get the best
view. Tour itinerary may vary in order to avoid congestion at the venues. Duration: 2 h / CHF 52.65
Quebec City Tour and Montmorency Falls (QU31)
Welcome to New France! In the heart of the Lower Town and site of Samuel de Champlain's first settlement is the beautifully
restored market square, Place-Royale. The charm of the square's historic past has been beautifully preserved with its narrow
cobblestone streets and typical 17th and 18th century stone architecture. It is also the location of the oldest standing catholic
church in North America, Notre Dame des Victoires. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River is the Chateau Frontenac,
the best-known landmark in Quebec. Located just outside the Chateau is the romantic boardwalk known as Dufferin Terrace, where
you will have a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d'Orleans, and the Laurentian Mountains. It was from this vantage
point that Samuel de Champlain built his fort in 1620. Departing the Old City, enjoy a scenic drive along the St Lawrence River to
the spectacular Montmorency Falls. Montmorency Falls are 1.5 times as high as Niagara Falls. You will enjoy the breathtaking views
and see the powerful forces of natures as the water of the Montmorency River roars down the cliff to eventually meet with the St.
Lawrence River. Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 300 yards over even and cobblestone surfaces with 3 to 5 steps.
Walking at Dufferin Terrace and Chateau Frontenac is at your own discretion. Tour itinerary may vary in order to avoid congestion
at the venues.
Duration: 3 h / CHF 58.30
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Quebec Countryside Tour (QU05)
Experience the splendor of French Canada's countryside as you drive into the foothills of the Laurentian Mountains to the
renowned Lake Beauport area. Surrounded by emerald forests, a photo stop will be made at Parc de La Gentiane to view the
beauty of the lake and mountain scenery. In autumn, the surrounding colors of the fall foliage create a truly impressive view.
Continuing toward the Beaupre Coast, a stop will be made at the magnificent Montmorency Falls. Cascading down a 272-foot cliff,
Montmorency Falls are 1.5 times as high as Niagara Falls. Coffee, tea, and pastries will be served in the elegant Montmorency
Manor while you enjoy the breathtaking views and see the powerful forces of nature as the water of the Montmorency River roars
down the cliff to eventually meet with the St. Lawrence River. Take a step back in time as you cross the bridge to the Ile d'Orleans
where you will enjoy a scenic drive through the picturesque villages of traditional rural Québec. Passing the tip of the island, you
will see the lovely 19th century resort homes of Québec's rich merchant class with spectacular views of the skyline of Québec. Also
known for its production of maple syrup you will have the opportunity to visit an authentic Sugar Shack where you will learn about
the production of the island's maple products and sample the sweet maple taffee! Note: Guests must be able to walk
approximately 200 yards over even and gravel surfaces with 3 to 5 steps. Walking at Montmorency Falls is at your discretion.
Duration: 4 h / CHF 73.35
CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND (KANADA)
Panoramic Island Drive and Confederation Bridge (E107)
Discover the rolling hills and pastoral beauty of Prince Edward Island on a scenic drive along the beautiful southern shoreline of
Canada's smallest and greenest province. Visit the quaint village of Victoria-by-the-Sea with it's picturesque harbor, lighthouses or
shop for souvenirs. You'll continue to the base of the Confederation Bridge, one of the world's longest multi-span structures that
links the province with mainland Canada. Next there's an incredible photo of of the bridge from Borden-Carleton. On the return
route to the ship, you'll marvel at the sights, red soil, acres of potato fields, lush woods and some of the most beautiful golf courses
in the world. Don't forget your camera. Duration: 4 h / CHF 52.65
Photography PEI (EI13)
Learn from a local expert how to capture the vivid colors, sites and florals of Prince Edward Island on film! The literary works of
Lucy Maud Montgomery were inspired by the breathtaking landscapes of Prince Edward Island and in this tradition you too will be
inspired to capture your own little piece of this Island. This Photography Tour includes a brief introduction into the world of digital
photography from one of the local experts, as well as several photo stops. A perfect balance of gentle rolling countryside with
breath taking seaside vistas, this tour will enchant the novice and expert as well as those who simply wish to enjoy the beautiful
scenery this province has to offer. Duration: 3.5 h / CHF 70.50
The Ultimate Anne of Green Gables Experience (EI02)
View rolling farmlands, stunning seascapes, tiny villages and bustling harbours along the Blue Heron Drive as your prepare to meet
Anne of Green Gables and actual descendants of Lucy Maud Montgomery. First stop is Silver Bush and Anne of Green Gables
Museum, where you'll enjoy a raspberry cordial with Anne and then embark on a horse and carriage ride along the Lake of Shining
Waters. Next, it's off to Cavendish to the PEI National Park to visit Green Gables House, the old farm site that inspired L.M.
Montgomery's first novel, Anne of Green Gables, published in 1908. Highlighting some of the finest attractions on PEI's
breathtaking North Shore, this is definitely the ULTIMATE Anne experience.
Duration: 4.5 h / CHF 79.90
Shorelines, Shellfish and Shipwrecks Nature Cruise (EI12)
View rolling farmlands and quaint villages as you travel the scenic Prince Edward Island countryside to the seaside community of
Stanley Bridge. Board the MV Prince Edward II and sail the waters of the Stanley River and New London Bay, where you’ll discover,
hidden between the rock and the weeds, the fabulous Atlantic Canadian lobster. Watch the crew haul in real lobster traps as you
learn about the local fishery and natural habitat. Professional narration both informative and entertaining, incorporates stories of
shipwrecks and seafaring as you motor past historic sites and lighthouses which, for centuries, were symbols of hope, safety and
refuge. Sail the shores of Prince Edward Island National Park taking in breath-taking views of the sand dunes in Cavendish and the
rocky red shoreline and cliffs. Fun for all ages- a great activity rain or shine. Boat is fully-equipped for comfort and safety with
restrooms, full canopy and clear-view roll-down sides.
Duration: 4 h / CHF 93.05
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CORNER BROOK, NEUFUNDLAND (KANADA)
Corner Brook Panoramic City Tour (CB05)
Look out over the beautiful Bay of Islands and view the fall colours of Corner Brook's parks and vistas. Explore this picturesque
logging town perched in the mouth of one of the world's great salmon rivers. Hear tales of 40-pound salmon, the buried treasure of
Shellbird Island, and the many wonders of Newfoundland and Labrador. Meet Captain Cook and learn about North America's first
European visitors, the Vikings. Please note that this tour is conducted using non air conditioned school buses. Duration: 2.5 h / CHF
50.75
CORNER BROOK IN FOCUS PHOTOGRAPHY TOUR (CB13)
Corner Brook is an attractive small city built up around the mouth of a huge salmon river. Decades ago, presidents and European
Royalty considered this area a playground as they pursued game and trophy-class Atlantic Salmon. The topography of the region is
defined by hills, mountains, valleys, and caves tunnelled out by small streams wandering their way to the sea. Today, join a
renowned local photographer and explore some of the landsapes and seascapes of Corner Brook. Dramatic coastal landscapes, hills
and valleys, plus lush forest trails will all serve as a backdrop as you review photographic compositon and content with a skilll local
host. Bring your digital camera (or your conventional camera with lots of film) and get prepared to capture some Newfoundland
memories. Novices will enjoy a fun learning adventure as they learn to better understand their equipment. Professionals will enjoy
swapping stories and techniques with an experience local expert. Please note that this tour is conducted using non air conditioned
school buses.
Duration: 3.5 h / CHF 74.25
Captain Cook’s Trail (CB01)
Before this famous explorer went on to discover New Zealand, Australia, and Hawaii, he learned his skills as a navigator and captain
in Newfoundland. The route follows along the coast first explored by Cook over 230 years ago and includes fishing villages
inhabited by people of English, French, and Aboriginal ancestry. The highlights will include the rugged coastal scenery and fall colors
plus we sometimes see wildlife. Another highlight is Captain Cook's Lookout, which includes a National Historic Monument and
offers a panoramic view of the beautiful Bay of Islands. Price includes transportation, experienced local guide, all admissions, a
sampling of Newfoundland flavors and a coffee/tea break with local berry desserts served by the friendly people of Lark
Harbour. This small community visit proves to be a highlight and also gives us our only possible bathroom stop. While this is not
particularly upscale, participants get to sample local flavours and scenic coastal communities. Duration: 3.5 h / CHF 93.05
People oft he Sea (CB14)
Experience a visit to Cox's Cove-a coastal fishing community in th beautiful Bay of Islands. For 500 years people of European
ancestry have fished these waters and the history of the region's native people goes back thousands of years further. Learn about
the people and history of this coast. Visit a modern fish plant and learn how coastal life has changed over the centuries. Sample
the local flavors of the land and sea and explore the social fabric of the region. Learn about the resettlement of isolated
communities and listen to the live musical traditions that tell the stories of earlier times. Enjoy a demonstration of local dance by
local folks. See the community highlghts and take some time to wander and photograph the colorful community dock with its
fishing boats. Duration: At Your Leisure / CHF 133.50
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA (KANADA)
Nova Scotia Art Gallery Tour and Tasting (HX82)
The Art Gallery of Nova Scotia is one of the premier arts institutions in Canada and dates back to 1908. The Halifax Gallery is made
up of two buildings and has a permanent collection of over 15,000 objects. Each year many new Nova Scotian, Canadian and
International exhibits are offered with both historic and contemporary art. You can view paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints,
photographs, ceramics and other works that are on display. One of the most viewed exhibits is the Maud Lewis House and Gallery –
yes her entire house is in the gallery, it is tiny as she was in stature but not talent. Maud Lewis is one of Nova Scotia’s most famous
folk artists. Browse the Art Gallery, then sample Nova Scotian wine and cheese in the heart of downtown Halifax. You may also
want to browse the on-site Gallery Gift Shop or Art Sales Gallery which carries more than 1000 pieces from over 200 maritime
artists. Note: Minors under 19 are legally not allowed to drink alcohol in Nova Scotia. An alternative will be available during the
wine tasting. Duration: 2 h / CHF 39.50
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Historic Halifax Walking Tour (HX05)
There is no way to get closer to the heart and soul of the exciting city of Halifax than to get out and explore Nova Scotia's capital on
foot. Your kilted guide will encourage your questions and share with you many stories of Halifax's past and present. A London style
double decker bus or motor coach will transport you to the city's famed Public Gardens, which is where our tour begins. Since
Victorian times, Haligonians have enjoyed this 17-acre paradise in the middle of the city and here your guide will walk you through
the finest Victorian gardens in North America as you stroll the pathways past trees planted by visiting royalty. Then saunter along
to Citadel Hill where you can gaze over this modern port city. The tour then winds its way down the hill, past the 200-year old Town
Clock, the Metro Centre, City Hall and to Grand Parade, historically a military parade square and now home to Halifax's oldest
building, St. Paul's Anglican Church. Your tour culminates as you reach Historic Properties, once a warehouse for one of the richest
men in Canada! Today Historic Properties is home to boutiques, a waterside restaurant, pubs, and charming shops. If you choose,
stay in town and relax on your own, or return back to your pier with your kilted guide. Note: Guests must be able to walk
approximately 1 1/2 miles over even surfaces, inclines, and pathways with 10 to 20 steps. This is all done at a leisurely pace. Sturdy,
low-heeled walking shoes and bottled water are recommended. Tour not recommended for guests with limited mobility.
Transportation is provided to the starting point of the walking tour. Guests may choose to stay at Historic Properties at the
completion of the tour or return to the pier with their guide. Duration: 2.5 h / CHF 29.15
Historic Halifax City Tour (HX02)
Travel with your kilted guide on a deluxe motorcoach tour and take a 250 year journey through the streets of Halifax past historic
buildings, National Historic sites and enjoy the local warmth and charm of its people. See Halifax's unique architecture and tree
lined streets as your guide regales you with stories of pirates and princes, press gangs and brewers who have helped shape this
historic city since its beginning in 1749. Visit the Public Gardens, one of the finest examples of Victorian Gardens in North America
and return to 1869 and meet members of the 78th Highlanders as you visit one of Canada's most visited National Historic Sites, the
Halifax Citadel. You will also learn of the Halifax Explosion, the greatest man-made explosion before the atomic age and how its
grateful citizens still thank the citizens of Massachusetts who came to its aid in its time of need. Renovated warehouses that once
stored privateers booty, now houses beautiful shops and restaurants. See Province House, St. Paul's Church the final resting place
of bishops and provincial governors and catch a glimpse of the Old Town Clock, a gift to the city from the father of Queen Victoria.
Today experience Halifax, both historic and new, and its fascinating 250 year history it has to offer. Main venues are wheelchair
accessible; however smaller shops are not. Duration: 3 h / CHF 46.05
Titanic – The 100th Anniversary Tour (HX10)
Let your kilted guide take you on a captivating journey of a great marine tragedy, the sinking of the Titanic. It is a story as
fascinating today as it was almost 100 years ago. While the Titanic lies approximately two miles below the surface of the North
Atlantic it is possible to reach out and touch the Titanic story while in Halifax. It was never intended that the Titanic and Halifax
should meet; however, the two are now inseparable. What the Titanic gave up on April 15, 1912, the City of Halifax now embraces.
Today, you will visit the 121 gravestones of Titanic victims in the city's Fairview Lawn Cemetery. You will also pass by sites
connected to the aftermath of the sinking such as the morgue that accepted the body of John Jacob Astor, the church from which
the unknown child was buried, and the pier from which the MacKay-Bennett, the death ship, sailed to the sinking site of the Titanic
700 nautical miles east of Halifax. Your guide will also take you to visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic where you will see the
largest collection of wooden Titanic artifacts in the world. Hear the tale of the visit to Halifax of Titanic survivor the Unsinkable
Molly Brown. Stand in front of the grave of J Dawson and learn his true identity. The legend of Titanic lives on, so come and
experience some of that enduring mystique for yourself in this 3 hour tour. Note: Venues are wheelchair accessible, however the
Fairview Lawn Cemetery may require assistance as there are slight inclines on beaten pathways. Duration: 3 h / CHF 50.80
BAR HARBOR, MAINE (USA)
Acadia National Park (BY01)
Departing from the pier, you will enjoy a scenic drive on the 27-mile Park Loop Road offering spectacular coastal, mountain and
forest scenery. 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 last century. Home to over 50 species of animals, keep
your eyes peeled for bald eagles and white tail deer as you make your way around the Park Loop Road. Your tour culminates with a
photo stop from atop the 1530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the 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. Note: Fog may obscure the view from the summit of Cadillac Mountain, another stop may be substituted. Walking is at
guest's discretion. Duration: 2.5 h / CHF 48.90
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Cadillac Mountain & The Looking Glass Restaurant (BY10)
This tour encompasses all of the highlights of the Acadia National Park tour and the spectacular scenery of Park Loop Road, as well
as a taste of one of Maine's home baked blueberry desserts at the scenic Looking Glass Restaurant. Departing from the pier, you
will enjoy a scenic drive on the 27-mile Park Loop Road offering spectacular coastal, mountain and forest scenery. 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 last century. Home to over 50 species of animals, keep your eyes peeled for bald eagles
and white tail deer as you make your way around the Park Loop Road. You will than proceed to the summit of the 1530-foot
Cadillac Mountain, highest point on North Americas Eastern seaboard. From this vantage point you will enjoy the sweeping vistas
and natural beauty of Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park. You will then continue to the Looking Glass Restaurant
located on the estate grounds formerly owned by Mary Roberts Rinehart, a mystery writer of the late 19th and early 20th
centuries. Surrounded by an eight-sided glass wall, you will enjoy a commanding view of Frenchman Bay, Bar Harbor, and your ship
as you enjoy a piece of home baked blueberry pie or cobbler, coffee or tea. Note: The stop at Cadillac Mountain will not be made in
adverse, foggy weather conditions. The tour may operate in reverse order. Duration: 3 h / CHF 58.30
The Best of Bar Harbor (BY04)
Departing the pier, your scenic drive along Park Loop Road includes all the highlights of the Acadia National Park tour. Park Loop
Road follows the ocean's edge passing Otter Cliff and Thunder Hole where ocean swells converge against the granite cliffs creating
a thunderous roar. Depending on traffic and weather conditions, a photo stop may be made at Thunder Hole. If designated bus
parking is not available, an alternate photo stop will be made in the park at the tour guideâs discretion. Proceed to one of the most
scenic spots in all of the park, Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America's Eastern Seaboard, to enjoy a 360-degree
panoramic view and see how glaciers carved through the granite cliffs to form a beautiful landscape of lush forest, lakes and
valleys. Proceed to the Lobster Oceanarium and Museum where guests of all ages learn about the lobster industry. The Oceanarium
features fascinating displays, an authentic lobster fishing boat, and plenty of hands-on exhibits. A licensed Maine lobstermen
explains the life cycle of these succulent creatures, demonstrates how they are caught, and finally make their way from the ocean's
depths to your dinner table. Continue to the town's historic district to visit a guilded age Mansion, one of Bar Harbor's last
remaining summer mansions overlooking Frenchman Bay. Listed on the National Register of Historical Places, the Mansion is a fine
example of the opulent lifestyle of the Gilded Age. Listen as your guide recounts tales of a by-gone era when America's wealthiest
families made Bar Harbor their summer playground. Note: The photo stop at Thunder Hole is based on availability of Acadia
National Park's designated bus parking spaces. If designated bus parking is not available, an alternative photo stop will be made in
the park at the tour guide's discretion. This tour will require guests to walk and stand for approximately 30 minutes at the Lobster
Oceanarium and 20 minutes at the Turret's. The stop at Cadillac Mountain will not be made in adverse, foggy weather conditions.
Duration: 4 h / CHF 67.70
Jordon Pond House & Cadillac Mountain (BY18)
Enjoy a scenic drive through Acadia National Park's spectacular coastal, mountain and forest scenery en route to Jordon Pond
House for an elegant lunch. Located in the heart of the park, Jordon Pond House has been serving tea and popovers to travelers
and tourists since establishing this unique tradition in the 1780's. This idyllic setting, overlooking Jordon Pond with the Bubble
Mountains in the distance, provides great photo opportunities and It is here that you will enjoy you lunch featuring the famous
popovers served with strawberry preserves and butter, seafood chowder or cream of tomato bisque, mixed green salad, penne
pasta with pesto sauce, curried chicken salad with dried cranberries and mandarin oranges, and Maine crabcakes and homemade
vanilla ice cream with a choice of chocolate or blueberry sauce for dessert. Following lunch, you will make your way to the summit
of the 1530-foot Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on North America's Eastern seaboard. From this vantage point you will enjoy
the sweeping vistas and natural beauty of Mount Desert Island and Acadia National Park. Note: The view from the summit of
Cadillac Mountian may be obscured by fog, an alternate stop may be substituted. Duration: 3 h / CHF 73.35
PORTLAND, MAINE (USA)
Portland Highlights and Lighthouse (PW02)
Picturesque, historic, and entertaining, the lively city of Portland incorporates the character and charm of its past with a developing
urban community. Your tour begins with a scenic drive through the quaint streets of the Old Port where street lanterns highlight a
gracious mix of architectural styles. Once the home of the warehouse district, the red brick buildings have been transformed into
charming restaurants, pubs, unique boutiques, and galleries. Continuing past a number of historic Victorian homes and
neighborhoods, you will enjoy terrific views of Casco Bay and the islands from the East End Promenade. Passing through the urban
center, you will see Portland's new Arts District, as well as the thriving commercial and business district. Situated just outside the
city center and along the beautiful rocky coast of Cape Elizabeth is Fort Williams. Once a military outpost for coastal defense, it is
now the home of the oldest lighthouse in Maine. First illuminated on January 10, 1791, the Portland Head Light has since stood at
the gateway to Portland Harbor for mariners traveling Maine's perilous coast. A short photo stop will be made before returning to
your ship. Note: Guests must be able to walk approximately 200 yards (optional) over even surfaces with 2 - 3 steps.
Duration: 2 h / CHF 40.45
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Portland Horse Drawn Wagon City Tour (PW13)
Enjoy the rustic beauty of a 19th century horse drawn wagon ride through the city of Portland. Your matched team of magnificent
horses will tour you comfortably through the narrow streets of the city Henry Wadsworth Longfellow named a "Jewel by the Sea".
Your experienced guide will point out all the historical sites of this magnificent Jewel we call Portland. Your tour will include
Portland's working waterfront, the Eastern Promenade with its spectacular views of Casco Bay and the Calendar Islands, the
Portland Observatory which was used to notify the city of a ships arrival, Monument Square with its tribute to those who gave their
lives for freedom, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's home. You will also pass by the Portland Museum of Art designed by I. M. Pei,
and the unique combination of architectural styles that make up this vibrant city. Along the way, your guide recounts the history of
Portland from its beginnings as a part of Massachusetts to its independence, and how the city was destroyed and rebuilt four
separate times. Duration: 1.5 h / CHF 42.30
Kennebunkport and Scenic Cruise (PW18)
This tour will offer you beautiful views of Maine's famous rocky coastline as well as a visit to the charming coastal village of
Kennebunkport. Don't forget to bring your camera. The historic and charming coastal village of Kennebunkport gained worldwide
exposure as the summer home of President George Bush. Located just 45 minutes from Portland, you will enjoy a scenic drive
through Kennebunkport passing the stunning Federal and Victorian style mansions that were built by wealthy sea captains and
merchants in the 1700s and 1800s. A stop will be made in the center of town at Dock Square to embark on a 50 minute scenic
cruise to enjoy panoramic views of Walker's Point and Maine's rugged rock coast as few people have experienced by sea! Then
enjoy some free time to stroll the picturesque streets lined with shops, galleries, unique boutiques, antique stores, restaurants, and
pubs. Your return route will take you past Walker's Point, the Bush Estate and former Summer White House where world leaders
often gathered. Note: Guests will have approximately 1 hour of free time in Dock Square of Kennebunkport. Duration: 5 h / CHF
57.35
Maine Lobster Bake and Historic Fort Scammel (PW04)
Enjoy all that Maine has to offer as you board a private boat for a cruise through Casco Bay to a private island for a "Downeast"
lobster bake and a tour of a Civil War Fort. Departing from the waterfront, you will have views of Portland and the surrounding
islands as you cruise through Casco Bay to House Island, home to Fort Scammel. With records dating back to 1661, House Island
was one of the first islands in the Bay area to be occupied. Originally built to defend Portland against the British, the fort was later
used to defend the North against the South during the Civil War. During your walking tour of the fort you will explore the 70 gun
casements, subterranean vaults, archways, tunnels, and circular stairways of this unique fort. After you have worked up an appetite
touring the fort, you will be treated to a traditional Maine feast comprised of a lobster, clam chowder, corn on the cob, cole slaw
and blueberry cake served with coffee and iced tea. For the non-lobster lover, chicken can be substituted. Please advise the crew as
you board the boat. Please note that guests must be able to walk approximately 0.5 mile over even, uneven, and cobblestone
surfaces with 15 - 20 steps. Duration: 3.5 h / CHF 89.30
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