This transatlantic voyage from the Icelandic capital of Reykjavík to New York City begins with two days at sea embracing the open ocean. Our first stop offers a rare chance to visit the intriguing town of Qaqortoq on the coast of Greenland and discover Inuit culture as well as the influence on the landscape of long Danish rule. Next, we set off across the Labrador Sea to find out about the Viking heritage of L’Anse aux Meadows in Canada’s Newfoundland. The early fall season will be revealing itself in the stunning russet colors of the turning leaves, which put on a show as we pass through the Canadian ports of Corner Brook, for great hiking, Sydney, for Gaelic culture, and Halifax, to see the famous lighthouse at Peggy`s Cove. Our voyage concludes with thrilling exploration of Boston and New York.

Mother Nature works her magic, showcasing fall's vibrant colors against dramatic coastlines adorned with gilded mansions, historic lighthouses and world-class cities. Walk in the footsteps of history and witness wildlife at its most pure.

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Formed by volcanic eruptions and settled by Norse Vikings, Iceland is an unforested land of volcanoes, hot springs, mountains, glaciers and northern lights. While its preserved language remains, this is a forward-thinking, eco-friendly country and Reykjavik is its capital where 60% of the population lives. Europe&#39;s second largest island is known for whale watching and its ancient maritime history.

Your exploration begins with a pleasant drive through the rugged lava fields of the Reykjanes peninsula where we will find The Blue Lagoon, seemingly in the middle of nowhere in an otherworldly landscape. The Lagoon&rsquo;s aquamarine colored water, the steam, and the lava landscape surrounding it succeed in creating a unique and memorable atmosphere. Here we will relax and enjoy this unique bathing experience. Afterwards we will return to Reykjav&iacute;k for a short city sightseeing tour. On a clear day the route offers extensive view over the city, the bay, and the mountains beyond. Our journey takes us to one of the city&rsquo;s landmark buildings, Perlan (&ldquo;The Pearl&rdquo;). The building&rsquo;s dome consists of reflecting glass panels on a hollow steel frame, surrounded by a viewing platform which extends full circle, offering splendid views over the city. We then drive through the older parts of the city, dominated by the imposing Hallgr&iacute;mskirkja Church whose tall tower is one of Reykjav&iacute;k most recognized landmarks. Moving closer to the city center, drive past the City Hall, L&aelig;kjartorg Square and Harpa Conference &amp; Concert Hall, past the famous sculpture the Sun Voyager.

This half-day excursion encompasses some of the highlights of Iceland&#39;s quaint capital city, Reykjavík, with a visit to Iceland´s most popular attraction, the incomparable Blue Lagoon.

Panoramic Reykjavík & Bathing in the Blue Lagoon

Approximately 20 minutes&rsquo; drive from Reykjav&iacute;k&rsquo;s city center you will find this exciting, scenic natural playground which is the perfect setting for your quad bike fun. No prior ATV experience is required and the ATV&rsquo;s used are fully automatic and easy to use. Before we embark on our adventure, expert guides will give you all the safety instruction you need. Travel a route along Hafravatn Lake before arriving at the high point of our journey, the top of Hafrafell Mountain. There, take in the magnificent views over Reykjav&iacute;k and the surrounding mountains. This excursion will take you off the beaten track, from asphalt and gravel roads to mountain tracks, rocky paths and steep slopes. You will get the thrill of quad biking on range of terrains surrounded by stunning scenery. &nbsp;

Experience the Icelandic nature in an exciting and adventurous way on the outskirt of Reykjav&iacute;k where we will embark on a thrilling ATV ride. This adventure offers breath-taking mountain view and a whole lot of fun. &nbsp;

ATV Mountain Safari in Reykjavik

Join us on this eco-friendly cycling adventure that allows us to enjoy a great ocean view from the saddle while cycling along a bicycle friendly path that encircles nearly the entire peninsula. Learn some interesting facts about the city from an enthusiastic professional local tourist guide who loves sharing his stories. The route may include but is not limited to the following places: Reykjavik&rsquo;s south facing beach &ndash; &AElig;gissida, the University of Iceland campus, the Nordic House, Reykjavik&rsquo;s Catholic Cathedral, the Parliament Building, Reykjavik&#39;s Old Harbor, the pond, Tj&ouml;rnin, and the City Center. Our philosophy is to provide informative, accurate and entertaining commentary. Nearly all our guides have finished a one-year university-level professional course approved by the Iceland Tourism Board. In addition, they have gained comprehensive experience guiding and are gifted with outstanding language and people skills. Although you will visit some of the obvious places in Reykjav&iacute;k on this exploration, but more importantly, we will show you the sights that you would probably miss if you were exploring on your own. &nbsp;

Join us on this eco-friendly cycling adventure that allows us to enjoy a great ocean view from the saddle while cycling along a bicycle friendly path that encircles nearly the entire peninsula. Learn some interesting facts about the city from an enthusiastic professional local tourist guide who loves sharing his stories. &nbsp;

Bicycle along Reykjavík&#39;s Coast

Reykjav&iacute;k is not only Iceland&#39;s capital city but is also believed to be the location of the first permanent settlement in Iceland. This very informative tour takes visitors on a journey to Iceland&#39;s historical and cultural past. Our cultural tour begins with a visit to the recently renovated National Museum of Iceland. The museum is dedicated to communicating knowledge of Iceland&#39;s cultural heritage from the time of its pioneering settlement in 874 to the present day. From the National Museum we&#39;ll drive to Hallgr&iacute;mskirkja, the cathedral that dominates the Reykjav&iacute;k skyline and is one of its most recognised landmarks. Close to the cathedral is the Einar J&oacute;nsson Museum. J&oacute;nsson (1874-1954) was Iceland&#39;s first sculptor; he was a ground-breaking figure in the local art scene and has had considerable influence on the visual arts in Iceland. Before we return to the pier, we&#39;ll visit the Settlement Exhibition. It is built around archaeological remains that were excavated in central Reykjav&iacute;k. The hall and the wall fragment are now preserved at their original location as the focal point of an exhibition about life in Viking Age Reykjav&iacute;k. Computer technology is used to give an impression of what life was like during the Settlement.

Reykjav&iacute;k is not only Iceland&rsquo;s capital city but is also believed to be the location of the first permanent settlement in Iceland. This very informative half-day excursion takes visitors on a journey to Iceland&rsquo;s historical and cultural past.

Reykjavík: City of Culture

Your exploration begins with a short transfer from the pier to the old harbor of Reykjav&iacute;k. Upon arrival, gear up into suits and gloves before we head out on the small RIB boats. The boats are specially engineered to get us closer and faster to the whales and puffins. These stable and safe boats also allow us to search a bigger area, thus increasing your likelihood of viewing the whales, dolphins and birdlife. After our whale search, sail back to Reykjav&iacute;k, where you will take a ride along the shore of the city for a brief stop at the harbor side of Reykjav&iacute;k&rsquo;s landmark building, Harpa Conference and Concert Hall. After you have returned the boating equipment, board our transfer and head back to the pier and your Crystal ship. Those who wish can stay behind, if time allows, to explore the city center which is just a stone&rsquo;s throw from Reykjav&iacute;k&rsquo;s old harbor.

Join us aboard a RIB (rigid-hulled inflatable boat) in search of whales the frequent the local waters.

Whale Watching by RIB

Iceland&rsquo;s subterranean energy is revealed from the air as we fly over Iceland&rsquo;s volcanic landscape. When you fly over one of the most active volcanic areas in Iceland, the Hellishei&eth;i plateau, you will view moss-covered lava fields stretched out to the horizon, interspersed with colorful basalt mountains, steaming hot springs and the very geothermal power plants that supply Reykjavik it&#39;s renewable energy. We will land far away from the crowds to witness the regions raw energy first-hand as well as the untouched Icelandic nature. Explore geothermal hot springs and boiling mud pots with steam rising from the earth beneath us. Finally, our flight path concludes with a flyover of Reykjav&iacute;k to give us an aerial overview of the city. From Reykjav&iacute;k airport we&rsquo;ll drive back to the pier where your Crystal ship awaits. &nbsp;

Iceland&rsquo;s subterranean energy is revealed from the air as we fly over Iceland&rsquo;s volcanic landscape. &nbsp;

Geothermal Helicopter Exploration

<div class='ewa-rteLine'>Seize the opportunity to indulge in the healing, tranquil water of the Blue Lagoon. The Lagoon has been named one of the world&rsquo;s top 25 wonders by National Geographic and has become one of the most popular attraction in Iceland in recent years.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>The journey begins with a pleasant drive through Reykjav&iacute;k&rsquo;s suburbs providing glimpses of some of the city&rsquo;s landmarks. We&rsquo;ll see the Pearl, a dome-shaped glass building situated on a hill overlooking the city. As we leave Reykjavik our journey takes us through the rugged lava fields of Reykjanes peninsula where we will find the Blue Lagoon. The Blue lagoon is located in the middle of a rugged lava field, seemingly in the middle of nowhere in an otherworldly landscape. Here we will stop for approximately two and a half hours to relax and indulge in the healing waters of the Lagoon.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>The Blue Lagoon owes its existence to a nearby geothermal power plant that uses geothermal seawater from a mile beneath the earth&rsquo;s surface. The water is replenished every 40 hours. The water is warm, mineral rich and is known to soothe and rejuvenate the skin. The aquamarine colour of the water, the steam and the lava landscape surrounding the Lagoon succeed in creating a unique and memorable atmosphere.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>The facilities at the Blue Lagoon are excellent. On site you will find a tax-free shop with a wide range of mineral-rich Blue Lagoon skin products, a caf&eacute;, a restaurant and good changing-room facilities. The Blue Lagoon spa is completely powered by clean geothermal energy and is environmentally certified.</div>

A visit to the Blue Lagoon is considered a 'must do' activity for all visitors to Iceland. Experience the Blue Lagoon, a unique geothermal spa where you can relax in warm geothermal seawater in the fresh air, surrounded by a surreal lava field.

Relaxing in the Blue Lagoon

<div class='ewa-rteLine'>This tour explores the charming Reykjav&iacute;k City Center on foot, allowing you to get a closer look at some of the most famous building and locations in the city.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>You&rsquo;ll begin with a leisurely walk to the Harpa Concert Hall. You will have free time inside the building to explore its architecture and its shops.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>You&rsquo;ll then walk to the National Theater and Arnarh&oacute;ll Hill. The view from the hill over the old harbour and Harpa Concert Hall &amp; Conference Center worth the visit. You&#39;ll then continue your walk through part of the main shopping district, uphill to Hallgr&iacute;mskirkja Church. The church was built in 1986 and is one of the city&rsquo;s most recognizable landmarks. When possible, you will visit the inside of the church.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>Finally you&rsquo;ll then walk down hill to Reykjav&iacute;k Lake Tj&ouml;rnin and the City Hall. It was around this area that the settlement of the city began. Tj&ouml;rnin is a very picturesque place. From the City Hall, you&rsquo;ll walk a short distance to Austurv&ouml;llur Square, where the Parliament building, and the quaint national cathedral stand side by side.</div>

Explore the center of reykjavic on this guided walking tour and visit the city&#39;s most emblematic sights.

Reykjavík City Walk

<div class='ewa-rteLine'>Your journey begins with a drive through the charming old quarter of Reykjav&iacute;k with its colourful wooden houses and narrow streets as you make your way past the University of Iceland complex and along the city pond, Tj&ouml;rnin. Eventually you will reach the old harbour where we will make a quick stop. Your next stop will be by the artwork &ldquo;&THORN;&uacute;fa&rdquo;, meaning the Tussock, which was created by artist &Oacute;l&ouml;f Nordal in 2013. The 8m-tall grassy mound was constructed out of 4500 tons of gravel and is one of the biggest artworks ever made in Iceland. It&#39;s crowned by the type of hut that&#39;s used to make har&eth;fiskur (dried fish).</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>Leaving the old harbour, you will head towards Hallgr&iacute;mskirkja, the church that dominates the city skyline with its imposing tower. From one famous landmark to the next, The Pearl. Perlan has a viewing deck that offers great panoramic views over Reykjavik and the surroundings.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'>From there, the road leads you to your last stop by Rau&eth;h&oacute;lar in Hei&eth;m&ouml;rk Nature Reserve. On the way you&rsquo;ll cross Elli&eth;a&aacute; River, one of the world&rsquo;s cleanest salmon rivers known to flow through a capital city.</div> <div class='ewa-rteLine'></div>

Classic panoramic tour with photo stops in the highligts of Reykjav&iacute;k.

Panoramic Tour of Reykjavik

Qaqortoq is your gateway to uncovering Greenland&#39;s pristine natural beauty. In the 18th century, European whalers and explorers began to visit the region, leading to increased contact between the Inuit and outsiders. During the island&#39;s Danish colonialization from 1776 to 1945 it became a hub for trade in fur, blubber, and other resources and Danish influences are still evident in the architecture and culture of the town. But this is also a place of vast, natural beauty. Hiking trails await your footsteps amidst untouched wilderness, while kayaking adventures let you glide alongside icebergs glistening in the Arctic sun. With its dramatic landscapes of majestic mountains and serene fjords, this town is a true Arctic gem. The vibrant hues of Qaqortoq&#39;s houses stand in stark contrast to the surrounding icy panoramas, creating a picturesque fusion of tradition and modernity. Engage with the local Inuit heritage through art galleries, cultural events, and encounters with friendly residents.

Indulge in the warmth of Greenlandic hospitality with an intimate Kaffemik experience. Guests will be welcomed into a private home, where coffee, tea, and traditional cake are served in a truly local setting. This rare cultural gathering allows an authentic connection with the indigenous people of Greenland, offering insight into daily life and customs.As guests relax and savor their refreshments, the host will introduce Greenland&#39;s national dress, an intricate and culturally rich garment that represents the heart of Greenlandic heritage. Learn about the traditional techniques of crafting and sewing these beautiful garments, often passed down through generations.This experience provides a unique opportunity to engage with the culture of Greenland in an intimate and personal way, fostering genuine connections with the people and their heritage.

Experience Greenlandic hospitality in a private home, enjoy local refreshments, and explore the cultural significance of Greenland&#39;s traditional dress. An intimate Kaffemik experience offers a true taste of life in Greenland, connecting guests with its vibrant culture.

Kaffemik: A Greenlandic Tradition

Experience the fascinating world of fur crafting at Great Greenland, a tanning and production facility in Greenland. The tour begins with a presentation of the intricate tanning process, from the initial stages to the final products. Visitors will be guided through the different stages of transformation, where raw furs, are processed into luxurious fashion items.As the tour progresses, a visit to the furrier workshop allows guests to witness the skilled craftsmanship behind each creation. In addition, the salesroom offers a selection of these fine products, giving an opportunity to admire the artistry firsthand.The tour delves into the significance of seal hunting in Greenlandic culture and explores the working conditions of today&#39;s hunters.

Discover the world of Greenlandic craftsmanship at Great Greenland, where ancient traditions meet modern fashion.

A Tour of Great Greenland Tanning Facility

Indulge in an culinary adventure with theTaste of Greenland tour, offering an exploration of Greenlandic cuisine. This gastronomic experience highlights the unique flavors of Greenland, featuring a range of traditional dishes prepared with fresh sea animals and farm-raised meats from South Greenland&#39;s fertile lands.Depending on the season, the tour may also include a selection of locally grown vegetables, showcasing the region&#39;s diverse agricultural offerings. Guests can savor local fish, tender lamb, or other regional specialties, each showcasing the island&#39;s deep-rooted connection between land and sea.The tour not only highlights the exquisite flavors of Greenland but also immerses guests in the island&#39;s food traditions and history.

Perfect for food lovers and cultural explorers alike, the this immersive journey is a delicious way to connect with the heart of Greenlandic culture.

A Taste of Greenland

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime scenic adventure aboard a Zodiac boat on theIceberg Safari. Sail through the pristine waters of South Greenland, circling massive, awe-inspiring icebergs that have drifted from the East Coast. These frozen giants, formed over centuries by wind and water, offer a breathtaking sight of nature&#39;s incredible craftsmanship.Each iceberg is unique, displaying a variety of shapes and sizes, from towering monoliths to smaller, intricate formations, creating an ever-changing display of natural artistry. As the boat glides through the chilly waters, guests will have the opportunity to witness these majestic ice formations up close, feeling the exhilarating thrill of proximity to one of Earth&#39;s most magnificent natural wonders.

Experience the thrill of a Zodiac adventure, gliding close to Greenland&#39;s stunning icebergs. A truly unforgettable way to connect with nature&#39;s frozen masterpieces in the heart of the Arctic.

Majestic Icebergs by Zodiac

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime scenic adventure aboard a Targa boat on the Iceberg Safari. Sail through the pristine waters of South Greenland, circling massive, awe-inspiring icebergs that have drifted from the East Coast. These frozen giants, formed over centuries by wind and water, offer a breathtaking sight of nature&#39;s incredible craftsmanship.Each iceberg is unique, displaying a variety of shapes and sizes, from towering monoliths to smaller, intricate formations, creating an ever-changing display of natural artistry. As the Targa boat cruises through the chilly waters, guests will experience an added sense of stability and comfort while getting up close to these majestic ice formations. Feel the exhilarating thrill of proximity to one of Earth&#39;s most magnificent natural wonders as the boat provides an exceptional vantage point to witness these icy giants in all their glory.

Experience the thrill of a Targa boat adventure, gliding close to Greenland&#39;s stunning icebergs. A truly unforgettable way to connect with nature&#39;s frozen masterpieces in the heart of the Arctic.

Majestic Icebergs by Targa Boat

If you are a history lover, you will definitely enjoy exploring the 1000-year-old archeological site of L&#39;Anse aux Meadows. Designated as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1978, it reveals the heritage of the Vikings in this area. You can also participate in local activities related to the town&#39;s unique history.

Travel by school bus to explore L&#39;Anse aux Meadows, the remarkable Viking settlement founded over 1,000 years ago. This UNESCO World Heritage Site marks where Leif Eriksson, son of Erik the Red, became the first European to set foot on American soil. Believed to be the 'Vinland' of Norse sagas, this site offers a self-guided exploration with Parks Canada interpreters available to provide insights. Discover sod houses, carpentry and ironsmith workshops, and learn about the 1960 discovery by Helge and Anne Stine Ingstad.Next, visit Norstead, a reconstructed Viking village and Port of Trade. See the Viking knarr Snorri, try axe throwing, yarn spinning, or pottery making, and experience life as it was a millennium ago.

Enjoy the top Viking attractions in Canada: L&rsquo;Anse Aux Meadows National Historic Site, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Norstead Viking Village.&nbsp;

The Great Viking Experience

Located in the stunning Bay of Islands, this coastal town is the ideal place for people who love outdoor activities and mesmerizing nature. You can explore city landmarks such as the Captain Cook monument and the town&#39;s local museum before venturing further to the diverse landscapes of Gros Morne National Park.

Look out over the beautiful Bay of Islands from Captain Cook&#39;s Lookout, and view the panorama of Corner Brook&#39;s parks and coastline. Here we enjoy the view of the ship docked in Corner Brook Harbour and view the storyboards to learn more about Captain James Cook and his time spent in this region.Learn about this picturesque logging town perched in the mouth of one of the world&#39;s great salmon rivers. Hear tales of 40-pound salmon and look closely to see the face of an “Old Man in the Mountain” in a rock formation overlooking Shellbird Island which according to local legend holds a buried treasure.Visit the Heritage Tree, standing 50 feet high and 4.5 feet wide, this totem poled is said to be over 350 years old. The tree has over 50 carvings of historic scenes, icons, and images depicting events and people of Newfoundland and Labrador from prehistoric times to the 21st century including North America&#39;s first European visitors, the Vikings.This excursion is ideal for passengers who also want some time to get a feel for the region so they can later explore this quaint city&#39;s shops, trails, and restaurants.

Take in panoramic views from Captain Cook&#39;s Lookout, discover Corner Brook&#39;s rich history and legends, and see the 350-year-old Heritage Tree with carvings of Newfoundland&#39;s past. This scenic tour offers the perfect introduction before exploring the city&#39;s shops, trails, and restaurants on your own.

Panoramic Corner Brook

Learn about the famous explorer Captain Cook during this informative tour that traces the coastal route he explored over 250 years ago. Before going on to discover New Zealand, Australia, and Hawaii, Captain Cook learned his skills as a navigator and captain in Newfoundland. The route you will follow today includes delightful fishing villages inhabited by people of English, French, and Aboriginal ancestry.A highlight will be in Lark Harbor where you will be treated to a sampling of Newfoundland flavors during a “church social” style coffee/tea break with finger sandwiches and baked goods served by the friendly people of Lark Harbour. This visit in the small community of Lark Harbor always proves to be a high point of the tour and gives participants a chance to meet some of the local, friendly residents.Before returning to the pier, you will stop at the dramatic lookout site of Cook&#39;s Look-out National Historic Site. Here we enjoy the view of the ship docked in Corner Brook Harbour and view to storyboards and learn more about Captain James Cook and his time spent in this region.The highlights of this excursion will be the rugged coastal scenery, early fall colours (in season) and possible wildlife sightings.

Follow Captain Cook&#39;s coastal route through charming fishing villages and scenic landscapes. Visit Lark Harbour for a traditional “church social” with local treats, and take in panoramic views from Cook&#39;s Lookout, where history and rugged beauty meet.

Captain Cook&#39;s Trail

Welcome to Newfoundland Labrador! Explore the heart of Corner Brook on a guided walking tour that blends local history, culture, and spectacular coastal views. Discover how this once-remote logging town grew into the vibrant hub of Western Newfoundland, all while walking through its charming streets and scenic lookouts. Led by a friendly local guide, you&#39;ll hear stories of resilience, humour, and the rich traditions that define life on “The Rock.” Learn about the industries—fishing, forestry, and indigenous history —that built the region, and get a taste of the Newfoundlander spirit through tales, dialect, and community pride. Whether you&#39;re here for the views, the stories, or a deeper connection to local culture, this tour is a must.

Join a guided walking tour through the heart of this vibrant town and uncover its rich history, coastal charm, and local spirit. From scenic lookouts to tales of fishing, forestry, and resilience, discover what makes life on “The Rock” truly unique.

Corner Brook Walking Tour

Experience zip lining like nowhere else in Atlantic Canada. It&#39;s a cross between parachuting and flying and it&#39;s the ride of a lifetime. Challenge yourself on the longest zip line in Atlantic Canada located at the base of Marble Mountain. You&#39;ll zip across the Humber Valley as you criss-cross above a 250-foot waterfall at speeds of up to 50 miles per hour. Eight zip lines and 10 platforms provide ample viewpoints to overlook the wonderful scenery.While on a zip line, you will feel the adrenaline pump through your veins as you zigzag across the colossal gorge and indulge in the breathtaking views of Marble Mountain.

Travel to beautiful Marble Mountain resort for an exciting ziplining outing.&nbsp;

Marble Mountain Ziplining

Explore the mountains, fjords, and coastal wonders of this 700-square-mile National Park - a UNESCO World Heritage site designated for its unique geology. The park encompasses the southern section of the Long Range Mountains. Looking to the northeast you can view Gros Morne mountain with its 2,644-foot-high (794 m) summit, a chaos of frost shattered rock.Our stop at Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse proves to be a highlight. Visit the century old lighthouse and learn what life was like over a century ago for people in this remote area. Fishing has been the economic mainstay of this region for centuries.Enjoy a delicious local lunch featuring seafood and distinctive Newfoundland flavours before stopping in Norris Point to soak in the beauty of the seaside as we stroll through the community.The trip also offers a view of subarctic wildlife and an introduction to a unique culture. Nature lovers will relish the open spaces and ruggedness of the area.

Discover the dramatic beauty of Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore coastal cliffs, visit the historic Lobster Cove Head Lighthouse, enjoy a local seafood lunch, and stroll through the charming seaside village of Norris Point—all amid stunning mountain and fjord scenery.

Gros Morne National Park

Get ready for an adrenaline-pumping adventure through the rugged beauty of Newfoundland! Climb aboard a 4- or 6-seater ATV and let your expert driver and guide take you from the streets of Corner Brook into the untamed wilderness beyond. Traverse off-road trails, access hidden viewpoints, and hear fascinating local legends and folklore along the way. With stunning vistas, the chance to spot wildlife, and exclusive sites you can only reach by ATV, this is an unforgettable ride into the heart of the island. Cap off your adventure with a stop for a sweet, locally loved ice cream treat before returning to the cruise pier. Adventure, scenery, and local flavor—all in one thrilling experience!

Experience Corner Brook like never before on this thrilling ATV adventure that takes you from city streets to wild backcountry trails. Ride through rugged terrain, discover hidden viewpoints, hear local legends, and enjoy a sweet ice cream treat at a local favorite spot—an unforgettable journey into Newfoundland&#39;s untamed beauty!

Urban to Untamed: Corner Brook by ATV

Embark on a powerful and immersive journey into the Mi&#39;kmaw heritage of Elmastukwek—meaning “going away from the river.” This land, part of the wider Mi&#39;kma&#39;ki territory, connects Newfoundland to a broader Indigenous cultural landscape stretching across Eastern Canada and into the northeastern United States.Travel along the scenic Bay of Islands to Crow Gulch, a former Mi&#39;kmaw community where your guide will share stories of resilience and reflect on the social challenges faced by Indigenous people—past and present.Marvel at “Wjipiskl,” a vibrant mural by Chief Jenny Brake of the Qalipu First Nation, symbolizing the enduring presence and spirit of Indigenous communities across Newfoundland.Then, gather for a warm and welcoming culinary experience. Savor a tasting menu of local delicacies like moose tacos, smoked Arctic char, and seasonal seafood including cod, mussels, and crab. Learn about traditional preparation methods and their deep cultural significance.As you return, take time to reflect and share your own thoughts and experiences from the journey—one that celebrates Indigenous identity, storytelling, and connection to the land.

Journey along the Bay of Islands to explore the Mi&#39;kmaw heritage of Elmastukwek. Visit historic Crow Gulch, view the powerful mural Wjipiskl by Chief Jenny Brake, and gain insight into Indigenous traditions. Cap off the experience with a delicious tasting of local and traditional foods like moose tacos, Arctic char, and seasonal seafood—all while learning their cultural significance. A moving, meaningful, and flavorful experience.

Discover Elmastukwek

Cape Breton Island&#39;s main city Sydney is peaceful and cozy. This Canadian port town reveals its history in the Heritage & Science museum, and boasts the world&#39;s largest fiddle on the waterfront. Enjoy the coastal scenery on Cabot Trail for a true taste of this special landscape.

Discover the enchanting city of Sydney, established by the British in 1785 and officially recognized as a city in 1904. Your experienced guide will make the tree-lined streets come alive with stories of the coal miners and steel workers who have played a pivotal role in shaping this remarkable city from its inception. At a short stop at the Whitney Pier Museum, you will learn more about Sydney&#39;s fascinating history and enjoy light refreshments. Departing the museum, enjoy a scenic drive that will take you past the historic St. Patrick&#39;s Church, constructed in 1828 in the striking pioneer gothic style, the Jost House, one of Sydney&#39;s oldest surviving structures, and Cossit House, a treasured gem among the oldest buildings on Cape Breton Island.

Discover the charm of Sydney and Cape Breton on this express tour, which features a short stop at Whitney Pier Museum.

Sydney Highlights

Your adventure leads you through some of the island&#39;s most captivating landscapes, as you navigate a scenic route through rugged terrain on your roughly one-hour drive to the Nova Scotia Highland Village Museum. This open-air museum is beautifully set on a 43-acre property that overlooks the breathtaking Bras d&#39;Or Lakes. Founded in 1959, the Highland Village serves as both an educational and representational hub, showcasing a blend of historic and replica buildings, thoughtfully curated collections, engaging activities, and passionate costumed interpreters eager to share the rich local culture. Here, you will discover the fascinating story of Gaelic settlement in Nova Scotia. Spend about two hours exploring this picturesque site and enjoy a unique storytelling tour led by the enthusiastic staff in period costumes. After the tour, you will return to your vehicle for the approximately one-hour drive back to the pier.

Visit Highland Village Museum and discover the fascinating story of Gaelic settlement in Nova Scotia, exploring a blend of historic and replica buildings, thoughtfully curated collections, engaging activities, and passionate costumed interpreters eager to share the rich local culture.

Heart of the Island

Travel back to the year 1744 and immerse yourself in the remarkable Fortress of Louisbourg, the largest fortified town outside of Europe. Once a bustling seaport and the capital of Île Royale (Cape Breton Island), Louisbourg was the third-busiest harbor in North America and a vital hub for France&#39;s trade and military operations in the New World. Nestled along a rugged Atlantic coastline, this historic site offers an engaging and entertaining exploration of Canadian, American, French, and British history. As you stroll through the fortress, you&#39;ll encounter a variety of buildings and exhibits brought to life by costumed actors who reenact the daily lives of residents from the pre-siege period. Step into the shoes of a military officer by visiting the home of Captain and Madame DeGannes. Engage in conversation with a servant in the Engineer&#39;s Residence and learn about open-hearth cooking. Don&#39;t miss the chance to visit the stunning chapel in the King&#39;s Bastion and take a moment to chat with a soldier about his duties, living conditions, and, intriguingly, his diet.

Travel back to the year 1744 and immerse yourself in the remarkable Fortress of Louisbourg, the largest fortified town outside of Europe. Nestled along a rugged Atlantic coastline, this historic site offers an engaging and entertaining exploration of Canadian, American, French, and British history.

Historic Fortress of Louisbourg

Set off from the pier for a picturesque drive of about an hour to Eskasoni Island, also known as Goat Island. As you travel, immerse yourself in the breathtaking landscapes of Nova Scotia, gliding along the stunning shores of Bras d&#39;Or Lake, Canada&#39;s unique inland sea located in the heart of Cape Breton Island. Upon reaching Eskasoni, the largest Mi&#39;kmaq-speaking community globally, you will be warmly welcomed by the Mi&#39;kmaq people, the first Indigenous group to encounter Europeans. Experience an enlightening guided walking tour of Eskasoni Island, where you will gain genuine insights into the Mi&#39;kmaq way of life, their rich history, and vibrant culture. Learn about their traditional hunting and fishing practices, their methods of healing, and participate in a meaningful smudging ceremony.After your tour, take some time to explore the gift shop, where you can find exquisite crafts, jewelry, art, and literature. When your visit comes to an end, board your coach for the return journey to the pier, reflecting on the unforgettable experiences of the day.

Visit Eskasoni and be welcomed by the Mi&#39;kmaq people, the first Indigenous group to encounter Europeans on Cape Breton Island. Experience an enlightening guided walking tour of Eskasoni Island, where you will gain genuine insights into the Mi&#39;kmaq way of life, their rich history, and vibrant culture.

Eskasoni Cultural Journey

Enjoy a drive through the verdant, rolling scenery, past Boularderie Island and over Seal Island Bridge, enjoying spectacular views of the heavily forested Kelly&#39;s Mountain, situated on St. Ann&#39;s Bay, rises 1,000 feet. If you look closely you may be able to spot a bald eagle or two flying overhead.&nbsp; Once arrived at the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, get ready to enjoy an exclusive &lsquo;behind the scenes&rsquo; tour. You will be split up into smaller groups of 12, and making sure that each group will have the opportunity to participate in this private 30-mins experience. This includes an introduction to the Bell collection and the basics of museum conservation and invited to scrutinize a selection of Bell artifacts. At this museum, discover and learn about the many outstanding accomplishments of the man best known for the invention of the telephone. Bell made remarkable contributions in the fields of medicine, genetics, electricity, sound, and speech, as well as aeronautics and marine engineering. The museum itself is architecturally striking, as its design is based on the tetrahedron form Bell used for his flight test kites. It houses an extensive collection of artifacts contributed by the Bell family. &nbsp;You can learn more about the principles of drag, lift and weight as you explore and discover the exhibits at the museum.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Travel to beautiful Baddeck and learn all about the Scottish-born inventor, scientist and engineer who is credited with patenting the first practical telephone. Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site is a 10-hectare property in Baddeck, Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, Canada, overlooking the Bras d&#39;Or Lakes. &nbsp;&nbsp;

Alexander Graham Bell & Baddeck

Discover the rich musical legacy of Cape Breton, recognized as the Celtic capital of North America. Gather by the waterfront, right next to the towering world&#39;s tallest fiddle. From this picturesque spot, you will be escorted to an exclusive setting for a captivating, award-winning musical showcase.Immerse yourself in the distinctive flavor of Cape Breton Island&#39;s take on traditional Celtic music. You will be entertained by internationally acclaimed artists who will share the island&#39;s lyrical ballads and classic fiddle melodies.As you watch the performance, enjoy a cup of tea or coffee and a traditional Cape Breton oatcake.Get ready to join in the fun! Participate in a lively Cape Breton square set, sing along, clap your hands, or stomp your feet during this Ceilidh-style (pronounced 'kay-lee,' meaning party) celebration. It&#39;s all about creating unforgettable memories and enjoying every moment..

Immerse yourself in the distinctive flavor of Cape Breton Island&#39;s take on traditional Celtic music. You will be entertained by internationally acclaimed artists who will share the island&#39;s lyrical ballads and classic fiddle melodies.

Spirit of the Fiddle - Sounds of Cape Breton

Join your guide for a fun-filled walking tour through the city, peppered with fantastic stories of local lore and legends. Along the way, you&#39;ll take breaks to enjoy refreshments at three charming venues. As you leave the pier, don&#39;t miss the chance to snap a photo with Sydney&#39;s iconic symbol of Celtic musical heritage, the world&#39;s largest fiddle. Next, you&#39;ll visit Island Folk Cider House, the first locally owned craft cidery in Cape Breton. Here, you can meet the owner and discover how their delicious ciders are crafted from 100% Nova Scotia apples and other local ingredients, all while savoring a delightful sample flight. Afterward, continue your stroll with your guide to the next pub, where you can taste a delicious glass of Nova Scotia beer. A brief walk will lead you to the final stop, where the welcoming locals create a cozy atmosphere. Enjoy a tasting flight featuring four different craft brews before heading back to the pier with your guide, or feel free to stay in town and return to your ship at your own pace.

Join your knowledgeable guide on a walking tour of Sydney with stops at three delightful local pubs for a delicious taste of Cape Breton&#39;s best beers and cider.

Sydney Pub Tour

Bagpipers bid a warm welcome to Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia and the most Scottish of all Canada&#39;s great cities. The Citadel Fortress, which dates to the city&#39;s founding in 1749, stands over the thriving downtown area, where modern buildings nestle alongside the exquisitely restored Historic Properties waterfront. Here you can shop for authentic Scottish tartans and superb hand-knit woolens. Nova Scotians claim they have the freshest air and warmest smiles in Canada.

This relaxing excursion highlights Halifax&#39;s multifaceted character, its gracious parks, notable monuments and richly historic buildings.Travel through historic streets as you learn the story of Halifax&#39;s founding, and the world-class city it has become today. Learn of the Halifax Explosion, the terrible devastation in 1917 when the face of the city&#39;s north end was changed forever by the collision of two ships in the harbor. Visit Halifax&#39;s famed Public Gardens, a 16-acre Victorian era oasis in the middle of the city. Enjoy a panoramic drive around the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, the fourth fort to guard the city since its founding two and a half centuries ago and one of Canada&#39;s most visited national historic sites. On the return drive to your ship, learn about how the history of Halifax is helping to shape the city&#39;s bright future.

Learn about Halifax&#39;s history culture on this 2-hour tour that visits the famed Public Gardens, a 16-acre Victorian era oasis in the middle of the city.

Halifax Highlights

You&#39;ll board your motor coach for a scenic ride through Halifax as you travel to the idyllic fishing community of Peggy&#39;s Cove.Once you arrive, you&#39;ll be swept away by the picturesque scenery of this village that dates to 1811. The village may have been named after the wife of an early settler or taken its name from St. Margaret&#39;s Bay, since it marks the eastern beginning of the Bay and Peggy is a nickname for Margaret. Enjoy your time shopping and exploring the village. See the studio of renowned marine artist William de Garthe and view the stone sculpture in the rear garden.You can also see the most famous lighthouse in all of Canada. The lonely lighthouse stands atop a granite outcrop lashed by the sea. It is a scene that has inspired artists and photographers for decades. The current traditional white and red was built in 1914 and protects sailors from the jagged and smooth rocks that surround the cove. There is an Accessible Viewing Platform at Peggy&#39;s Cove for guests with mobility concerns, that offers ample seating and a wonderful viewpoint to take pictures of the Lighthouse.After your explorations, regroup to enjoy a fresh lobster lunch served in traditional Nova Scotia style (vegetarian and chicken alternative available upon request). After lunch, you&#39;ll return to your motor coach for the scenic ride back to Halifax.

See the most famous lighthouse in all of Canada in the picturesque seaside community of Peggy&#39;s Cove and enjoy a delicious traditional Nova Scotia lobster lunch.

Peggy&#39;s Cove & Lobster Lunch

Journey through the modern city of Halifax, then along the coastal Lighthouse Route to Peggy&#39;s Cove, a rustic fishing village where less than 40 people live year-round. Listen as your guide spins the tales of the Cove - how it got its name, the story of its lighthouse, and the lobster fishing that is the backbone of the local economy. The power and majesty of the Atlantic Ocean comes to life in this tiny coastal village as you experience it for yourself by seeing the impressive rock formations left by eroding glaciers millions of years ago. You will truly appreciate why this picturesque seaside village, with its stately lighthouse, has been an inspiration for artists and writers for generations. You will have time to visit the shops and galleries or explore the rocks on your own.Explore the cove and the tribute to the people of Peggy&#39;s Cove at the DeGarthe monument, carved from a massive slab of granite by local artist William DeGarthe. Then, return to Halifax via the Lighthouse Route as it winds its way through the seaside communities that line the historic St. Margaret&#39;s Bay

Explore the natural beauty of Peggy&#39;s Cove, a picturesque seaside village and see the stately lighthouse which has been an inspiration of Nova Scotian artists and writers for generations.

Famous Peggy&#39;s Cove Fishing Village

It&#39;s not Napa Valley, it is the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia&#39;s Wine Country. Join this scenic and tasty tour to travel into the heart of the Annapolis Valley along the shores of the Bay of Fundy. Enjoy wine tastings at two unique and award-winning Nova Scotia wineries. Tour the vineyards, taste wines at each stop and relax with a local cheese tasting. Learn about Nova Scotia&#39;s cool climate wine styles while touring the fastest growing wine region in North America. Try our aromatic whites, cool climate reds and new appellation wine, Tidal Bay while walking through breathtaking vineyards and state of art tasting rooms.

Travel through the heart of Nova Scotia&#39;s beautiful, fertile Annapolis Valley and visit 2 award-winning vineyards, where you will sample cheese and local wine.

Annapolis Valley Wine & Cheese

Discover the profound link between Halifax and the tragic sinking of the Titanic. Join us for a fascinating three-hour guided tour that takes you to Fairview Lawn Cemetery, the final resting place of 121 Titanic victims. Along the way, you&#39;ll pass the building that once served as a morgue for the Titanic&#39;s victims, the church that held a service for an unidentified child, and explore the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, home to the largest collection of wooden artifacts from the Titanic.

Discover the profound link between Halifax and the tragic sinking of the Titanic on a 3-hour tour that visits the Fairview Lawn Cemetery, the final resting place of 121 Titanic victims.

Titanic: The Halifax Connection

Relive nearly four hundred years of history as you explore the Freedom Trail, the Old North Church and the Boston Common. A few miles away lie Lexington and Concord where the momentous events that began in 1775 come alive. Boston has not been content to rest on the laurels of its glorious past. Progress is everywhere. Glazed high-rises soar skyward and the colorful waterfront area has been artfully renovated.

Discover the historic seaside city of Salem, famed for its infamous 17th-century witch trials. Step back in time at the Salem Witch Museum, where dramatic presentations bring the trials to life through immersive sets, figures, and compelling narration. Stroll along picturesque Derby Wharf, a remnant of Salem&#39;s prosperous China Trade era, when it was the wealthiest city in the United States. Take in stunning waterfront views, explore historic buildings, and see the replica Friendship clipper ship. Enjoy free time to soak in the charm of this storied maritime town before concluding your journey.

Uncover Salem&#39;s rich colonial history and the chilling events of the 1692 witch trials. Visit the Salem Witch Museum and other historic landmarks to explore the stories, people, and lasting cultural impact that shaped this captivating New England town.

Secrets of Salem: Highlights Tour

Raise a glass with the spirits of Paul Revere, Sam Adams, and George Washington on this lively historic pub tour! Three Boston taverns each claim the title of the city&#39;s oldest—but which one holds the crown? Join this unique walking adventure to uncover the truth while visiting five iconic Freedom Trail sites. Along the way, enjoy two drinks at historic tavern stops, where revolutionaries once gathered, and soak in the atmosphere of centuries-old establishments. Cap off your journey with a scenic round-trip ferry ride across Boston Harbor, offering stunning waterfront views. History, legends, and libations come together for an unforgettable experience!

Explore historic taverns in Boston dating back a century on this walking tour through American history.

Historic Boston Tavern Tour

Your visit begins in Brookline, the charming suburb where John F. Kennedy was born in 1917. You&#39;ll have the opportunity to see the house where he spent his early childhood, a place filled with the memories and stories of his formative years. This house, now a National Historic Site, provides a glimpse into the early life of the future president, offering a unique perspective on his upbringing and family life.After a brief but enlightening tour of the homestead, you&#39;ll continue to the JFK Presidential Library and Museum, located at Columbia Point overlooking the picturesque Boston Harbor. This impressive institution is dedicated to preserving and sharing the legacy of John F. Kennedy.As you explore the museum, you&#39;ll encounter a variety of interactive displays that bring history to life. Among the many fascinating exhibits, you&#39;ll find iconic items such as the PT-109 boat, which JFK commanded during World War II. These artifacts, along with multimedia presentations and personal memorabilia, provide a comprehensive view of JFK&#39;s life and presidency.The museum also offers deep insights into JFK&#39;s vision for a better America, highlighting his policies, speeches, and the enduring impact of his leadership. Through these exhibits, you&#39;ll gain a deeper understanding of the man behind the legend and the ideals that continue to inspire generations.

Embark on a captivating journey through the life and legacy of John F. Kennedy, one of America&#39;s most iconic figures. Dive deep into his storied past, from his formative years and heroic military service to his groundbreaking presidency and enduring influence.

The Footsteps of JFK

Take a scenic drive beyond Boston to explore the historic battlefields of Lexington and Concord, where the fight for American independence began. Once quiet farming communities, these towns played a crucial role in the early days of the Revolution. Stand at the Old North Bridge in Concord, where 400 Minutemen faced British troops, igniting the conflict with the legendary “shot heard &#39;round the world.” Visit Lexington Green, where Paul Revere&#39;s famous midnight ride warned the Minutemen of the approaching British forces.Walk in the footsteps of history and experience the sites that shaped a nation.

Journey to Lexington and Concord, where the American Revolution began. Visit the Old North Bridge, site of the famous “shot heard &#39;round the world,” and Lexington Green, where Paul Revere&#39;s midnight ride warned the Minutemen. Explore the battlefields and landmarks that shaped the nation&#39;s fight for independence.

Lexington & Concord

This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.

Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.