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  • Day 1 BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS   Welcome to Boston!

    Meet your Tour Director and travel companions at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome drink.



  • Day 2 BOSTON   Brownstones & the Bay Enjoy a city sightseeing tour of with a Local Guide, including Common, Beacon Hill, the State House, and Faneuil Hall. Free time this afternoon to explore at your own pace, perhaps discovering the lively North End, strolling along the harbor, or savoring the city's celebrated history and dining scene. From Revolutionary-era landmarks and brick-lined streets to fresh seafood, neighborhood cafés, and waterfront views, offers a seamless blend of history, culture, and coastal energy. (B)

    TOUR HIGHLIGHT
    Beyond its charming brick streets and elegant homes, Beacon Hill holds a powerful history and story behind every nearly every street and doorway. Once home to 's thriving free Black community and a center of the fight against slavery, the neighborhood is filled with stories of courage, culture, and change. Beacon Hill has also been home to famous writers and educators, including Robert Frost, Louisa May Alcott, and Sylvia Plath. Wander the historic streets and discover a side of that feels beautifully preserved in time.


    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    Explore more in with a walk on the Freedom Trail, tour of the Museum of Fine Arts or spend time at the Charles River Esplanade. Discover walkable neighborhoods such as Beacon Hill or North End for dinner. Get insider tips on where to dine and what to do from your Tour Director.


  • Day 3 BOSTON-NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND   Magnificent Bay This morning, depart Boston for Newport, traveling through coastal New England as the scenery opens toward the sea. Enjoy a guided sightseeing tour of Newport's historic districts and waterfront. Continue to [LF] Elms Mansion for a guided tour and lunch, as the Gilded Age mansion stands as a striking reminder of the city's grand summer estate era. Enjoy free time this evening in Newport to explore--wander the waterfront, take in the harbor views, or consider a scenic harbor cruise for a relaxed view of the shoreline and estates from a different perspective. (B)

    LOCAL FAVORITE
    Step into elegance and extravagance at The Elms, a breathtaking mansion that captures the grandeur of America's wealthiest era. Built in the early 1900s for coal magnate Edward Berwind and his wife, Herminie, this French-inspired château designed for entertaining showcases opulent interiors, priceless artwork, sweeping gardens, and remarkable innovations that defined high society at the turn of the century.


  • Day 4 NEWPORT   Coastal Charm Experience 's coastal beauty and architectural heritage during a light scenic walk this morning at Cliffwalk, the dramatic stretch where the Atlantic Ocean meets the edge of the city's famed Gilded Age estates. The path moves between rugged shoreline and manicured lawns, offering continuous views of breaking waves on one side and historic mansions on the other. Free time this afternoon in explore on your own. This evening, gather with your Tour Director and fellow travel companions for dinner at local restaurant. Share stories from the day and savor the pleasure of dining in one of New England's most beloved coastal towns. (B,D)

    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    Explore more in as history unfolds along cobblestone streets, colonial-era homes, and one of the most storied waterfronts in New England. Once a thriving colonial port and later a celebrated waterfront retreat, the city reflects layers of American history. The preserved mansions, sailing heritage, and harborfront setting create a place where history feels seamlessly woven into everyday coastal life.



  • Day 5 NEWPORT-BOSTON (EMBARKATION)   Sail Away Enjoy a leisurely morning in Newport before returning to Boston for embarkation. Wave goodbye to your Tour Director and Driver, then step aboard your cruise ship for a seven-day voyage through Atlantic Canada and Eastern Canada. Settle into life at sea as the coastline slips into view, discover your favorite onboard spaces, and enjoy dinner onboard as your coastal adventure continues. (B,D)

    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    Celebrate the regionally inspired cuisine at a variety of restaurants onboard and explore an array of activities during your time at sea. Consider attending a welcome session today for an overview of the ship's layout, dining options, onboard activities, entertainment venues, safety procedures, and tips for making the most of the voyage.


  • Day 6 PORTLAND, MAINE   Bayside Bites Arrive in Portland, beautifully set along Casco Bay, and discover the character of one of New England's most appealing waterfront cities. Consider a trolley tour or stroll independently through the historic Old Port, where brick-lined streets lead to inviting shops, galleries, cafés, and boutiques. Along the way, savor the flavors of Maine, from fresh blueberry treats to locally inspired specialties and the state's celebrated lobster. Let the salty air, working wharves, and harbor views immerse you in a city where maritime tradition and creative local culture meet. (B,L,D)

    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    Explore Portland's lively waterfront, wander the tree-lined streets of the West End, or consider a visit to Portland Head Light, Maine's oldest lighthouse. This classic coastal city blends maritime heritage, Victorian architecture, acclaimed dining, and scenic harbor views into one memorable port of call.


  • Day 7 HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA   Atlantic Spirit Enjoy free time to discover Halifax, a vibrant harbor city shaped by seafaring tradition, historic landmarks, and rugged Atlantic scenery. Explore the local museum and waterfront, browse shops and cafés, or choose an optional excursion to experience more of Nova Scotia's coastal beauty. (B,L,D)

    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    EXPLORE MORE in Halifax, where lighthouses stand above rocky coves and colorful villages dot the shoreline. Consider visiting Citadel Hill, taking a stroll on the beautifully landscaped Public Gardens, or pause to reflect at Fairview Lawn Cemetery, the resting place of more than 100 passengers from the Titanic.


  • Day 8 SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA   Maritime Melody Spend the day exploring Sydney and the scenic beauty of Cape Breton Island, where dramatic landscapes, welcoming communities, and deep-rooted Celtic traditions create a distinctive Maritime experience. Enjoy free time to discover local shops, waterfront sights, and the island's rich musical heritage. (B,L,D)

    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    Explore more of Cape Breton's Scottish heritage, reflected in its music, storytelling, and culture. This remarkable island is also closely associated with Alexander Graham Bell, who spent many years here and found lasting inspiration in its landscapes and communities.


  • Day 9 CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND   Victorian Charm Spend the day in Charlottetown, the charming capital of Prince Edward Island, where colorful streets, coastal views, and Canadian history come together in a delightful island setting. Enjoy time to explore independently, browse local shops, or sample regional favorites in this inviting seaside city. (B,L,D)

    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    Explore more in Charlottetown, known as the Birthplace of Confederation for its role in the meetings that helped shape modern Canada. Consider a visit to nearby Cavendish, famous for its literary connection to Anne of Green Gables and picturesque Prince Edward Island scenery.


  • Day 10 ST. LAWRENCE RIVER   Majestic Waterway Enjoy a relaxing day at sea as your ship follows the scenic . Take in views of charming shoreline villages, distant lighthouses, and sweeping river landscapes while enjoying the comfort and amenities of your ship. This is a day to slow down, breathe in the fresh river air, and watch the scenery unfold from deck, lounge, or dining room window. (B,L,D)

    ENHANCED FREE TIME
    Visit the World Stage onboard, home to captivating lectures during the day and entertaining performances at night. Enjoy a mix of live music, theatrical productions, comedy, and multimedia performances. The venue is designed around a 270-degree LED screen that creates immersive visuals and scenery, making shows feel more dynamic than a traditional theatre setting.


  • Day 11 CRUISING ST. LAWRENCE RIVER   Great Lakes Waterway Life on board blends relaxation, enrichment, and active pursuits. Enjoy a variety of activities, from pickleball and yoga sessions on the pool deck to insightful naturalist lectures highlighting the wildlife, history, and landscapes along the St. Lawrence River. With delightful dining choices, live entertainment, wellness experiences, and inviting spaces to unwind, every sea day becomes part of the journey. (B,L,D)

    TOUR HIGHLIGHT
    Saguenay Fjord is a 200-mile-long natural canal that brings saltwater from the Atlantic Ocean inland and creates a beautiful environment for waterfront living for the communities of the St. Lawrence Seaway. (B,L,D)


  • Day 12 QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC (DISEMBARKATION)   Safe travels until we meet again! Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. Please schedule flights departing from Quebec City after 12:00 pm. If you would like more time to enjoy the city's celebrated dining, neighborhoods, museums, and cultural attractions, additional nights are available for purchase. (B)



Name: New England & Canadian Coastal Wonders

Brand: Globus

Quality: Tourist Class

Tour Type: Escorted

Start City: Boston

End City: Quebec

Notes: At least one member of the traveling party must be 21 years of age or older.The cruise has ports of call in Canada and a passport is required. Port times are subject to tidal conditions. For maximum enjoyment, guests should be able to walk 1/2 mile with ease and over uneven pathways and cobblestones.The tour ends in Quebec City; to end in Montreal, consider the New England & Canadian Maritimes Voyage tour (CAR).

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  • Day 1 : BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS
  • Welcome to Boston!

    Meet your Tour Director and travel companions at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome drink.



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