Carnival Glory Canada & New England Cruises
7 Days Roundtrip from New York
Saturday, September 22, 2012

The craggy shores of the Lighthouse route are dotted with picture perfect seaside villages, old Captain Mansions, working waterfronts and today visit a coastal town that is commonly known as "the prettiest coastal town in Canada" and a UNESCO world heritage site.

On this exciting excursion you will:
• Your comfortable motorcoach and kilted guide escort you on this journey as they talk to you about the folklore and fascinating history of this seafaring, coastal community and area along the provinces South Shore.
• The drive is approximately 75 minutes to Lunenburg but the drive is well worth it , when you arrive and see its coastal beauty.
• Lunenburg was originally settled in the mid 1750's by Germans and Swiss, and its citizens still retain one of the most interesting accents in North America.
• Now a bustling fishing port, Lunenburg was once considered to be the busiest shipbuilding town in the world, and was the birthplace of the world-famous racing schooner Bluenose, that you can see on the back of the Canadian dime.
• Before being given time on your own right on the waterfront , your guide will point the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, where you can learn about marine history (admission charged), the fisherman's memorial and point out quaint shops and galleries for you to browse for that perfect souvenir.
• Your return drive to Halifax passes through Mahone Bay another scenic coastal town and known for its three waterfront churches.

Sample shore excursions:
• Bay of Fundy Lobster Cookout Tour
  Enjoy a true Bay of Fundy experience; crack into a fresh, juicy Bay of Fundy lobster cooked right on the shore!
• Bicycle Tour of Covered Bridges Tour
  New Brunswick's scenic beauty, quiet roads and unhurried pace of life all contribute to a biking experience you will never forget.
• Saint John, N.B. Coastal Nature Kayak Tour & Lobster Bake
  There is no better way to experience the Saint John River, known as the Rhine of North America, than by paddling a kayak.
• Irving Nature Park Tour
  Learn about the fascinating Irving Nature Park eco system and get some exercise on your walk at Taylor Island.
• Coastal Kayak & Lobster Bake
  Description: There is no better way to experience the Saint John River, known as the Rhine of North America, than by paddling a kayak
• Moosehead Beer Tasting & City Highlights
  Description: Celebrate a passion for beer and culture, experience the sights of Saint John, sample Moosehead beer products from the Maritimes and experience live entertainment by our local East Coast Artist!
• Rockwood Golf & Country Club
  Description: Come and enjoy this 18-hole public golf course located less than 10 minutes from Saint John center within the beautiful 2,200 acre Rockwood Park.
• The Bay of Fundy at Fundy National Park
  Description: Marvel at the variety of natural wonders on this tour of Fundy National Park.

Take a locomotive trip through the White Mountain National Forest on the Mount Washington Cog Railway.

With street patterns owing to 17th-century London, Boston, "America's Walking City" and home of the original tea party, is a beautiful city, full of historic sights. From Bunker Hill to the U.S.S. Constitution, this gateway to New England boasts many famous places to visit. Boston has some of the most well preserved historic buildings in the country, and it's compact enough so that you can see them all on foot.

Sample Shore Excursions in Boston:
• Historic Boston & Cambridge - Watch the pages of American history unfold as you relive the 370-year old legacy of the "Birthplace of America."
• Historic Salem & Witch Museum - Travel along the north of Boston to the historic seaside city of Salem, best known for its 17th - century witch hunts.
• Old Town Trolley Tour - Your "Must Do!" Old Town Trolley Tour of Boston begins at the Ship Terminal and proceeds past the site of the famous Boston Tea Party,often described as "the spark that ignited the American Revolution".
• Scenic Boston & Harbor Cruise - This unique excursion takes you past the city's most important and scenic sights by both land and sea.
• Boston Highlights by Duck - Enjoy the highlights of Boston by both land and sea on this unique panoramic tour of the city's most important and scenic sites via a World War II amphibious vehicle called the Boston Duck.
• Fenway Park Grand Slam - Visit Fenway Park, Americas oldest and most beloved major league baseball park where The Babe pitched, The Kid hit, Yaz dazzled, and fans are still cheering the 2004 World Series victory!
• Freedom Trail Walking Tour - Travel back in time to Revolutionary Boston with a walk along the Freedom Trail. Your experienced guide will reveal sites and scenes of critical events that paved the way for American Independence.
• Ghosts & Gravestones Tour - Explore Boston's darker side aboard the city's only "frightseeing" tour.
• Kennedy Library & Boston Highlights - Enjoy a visit to one America's national treasures, the John F. Kennedy Library and Museum.
• Lexington & Concord - Take a drive to the outskirts of Boston and explore the historic battlefields of Lexington and Concord.
• Ride & Roll by Bike & Trolley - Experience the best of both worlds on this combination bike and trolley tour of Boston.

Put yourself in a New York state of mind. New York, New York, is arguably the premier city in the world. If it's worth doing, knowing, seeing or trying, you'll find it in New York.

Debark Transfer to La Guardia Airport
Description: As a convenience to interested guests, a one-way motor coach transfer service is available from dockside to La Guardia Airport.

Debark Transfer to Newark Airport
Description: As a convenience to interested guests, a one-way motor coach transfer service is available from dockside to Newark Airport.

New York City Passenger Ship Terminal
Pier# 88/90/92
711 12th Avenue at 55th Street
New York City, New York 10019

Travel Time:
15 miles from Newark International Airport; travel time is approximately 45 minutes.
15 miles from LaGuardia Airport; travel time is approximately 45 minutes.
20 miles from JFK International Airport; travel time is approximately 60 minutes.

Port Parking:
Credit Cards or Cash
$30 per day (rates subject to change by the Port Authority)
Full payment due upon entering the parking area.
Accepted forms of payment: U.S. Dollars, U.S. Traveler's Checks, Visa, MasterCard.
Open rooftop, gated, outdoor parking lot under 24-hour patrol.
No advance reservations required.
Handicap Parking available with proof of valid permit.