We bid a fond farewell to Boston and chart a course up the wild east coast, shaped by the might of the Atlantic. Yarmouth, a proud coastal community at the mouth of the Gulf of Maine, is first. Then we visit the capital of Nova Scotia, Halifax (its maritime museum is the oldest and largest in Canada), followed by Sydney on Cape Breton Island – visit the Highland Village to learn about Nova Scotia’s proud Gaelic heritage. Prince Edward Island is next; known as the birthplace of Confederation, as well as the setting for Anne of Green Gables, it is steeped in history and culture without ever being stuffy, as you’ll see in its lively capital, Charlottetown – shuck oysters on the waterfront, sample the local craft beers and visit its Victorian houses. A sea day gives us time to relax after all that exploring before the twin marvels of UNESCO-listed Québec City and jazz-filled Montreal, our final stop.

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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.

A prime location at the mouth of the Gulf of Maine established this port&rsquo;s strategic importance centuries ago. Today you can unpick this rich history at Yarmouth&rsquo;s museums, which chart its origins as a settlement of the Mi&rsquo;kmaq nation and the arrival of the French Acadians and English. The landscape offers many attractive clues to Yarmouth&rsquo;s heritage, too. Stroll about its streets to find fishing wharves and grand homes built for sea captains. Along the way, enjoy a local craft beer and snack on a lobster roll or a warming bowl of seafood chowder, courtesy of the fishing boats bobbing in the harbor. Yarmouth's natural surroundings are as charming as the town itself. Climb the 77 steps of the Cape Forchu Lighthouse for superb views of the rugged coastline. Take a walk in pretty Frost Park, particularly eye-catching during fall. And, at night, look up at the explosion of stars in the clear, dark skies for which this part of the wild east coast of Canada is famed.

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

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 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

Charlottetown, the capital of Prince Edward Island, is a captivating blend of history, architecture, landscapes, and wildlife. Its streets are adorned with Victorian-era architecture, showcasing the city&#39;s rich past, while the island is blessed with rolling emerald hills, miles of rugged coastline plus sand dunes, forests, and pristine beaches. The result is an unmissable serene masterpiece of nature . Beyond Despite holding a pivotal place in Canada&#39;s history as the `Birthplace of Confederation,` Charlottetown is not just about historic charm. Venture beyond the shore and embrace a world of wildlife wonders. Coastal habitats come alive with seabirds, seals, and marine life, including whales, seals and dolphins. The island&#39;s red sand beaches, characteristic of its iron-rich soil, are a unique and picturesque sight. If you feel a sense of déjà vu here then don&#39;t be surprised; the island is forever linked to the world of `Anne of Green Gables,` the iconic novel by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Visitors can explore Green Gables Heritage Place and immerse themselves in the fictional world of Anne Shirley.

This delightful half-day panoramic drive boasts the unique opportunity of exploring impressive landmarks in two distinctly different Canadian provinces. Travel along the southern shoreline of Prince Edward Island, Canada&rsquo;s smallest and greenest province. A short stop will be made to view the exterior of the Port Borden Range Front Lighthouse and to admire the expansive views of the Confederation Bridge. This bridge links Prince Edward Island to mainland Canada and the province of New Brunswick. Opened in 1997, is it 8 miles long which makes it the longest crossing over icy waters in the world. The lovely views will have your camera working overtime.&nbsp; You will travel across this engineering wonder and arrive in the province of New Brunswick, and the Cape Jourimain Nature Centre. As you journey across the bridge, high above the strait below, notice that the bridge is curved to keep drivers alert while driving across. Once in Cape Jourimain stroll the boardwalk, hike to the lighthouse, and/or browse the craft shop. If you choose, climb to the top of the look-out tower and marvel at the breathtaking views of the bridge as it fades away on the horizon and the huge bridge supports that were constructed to deflect icebergs. Returning to your ship, you will see stunning panoramic views of the countryside. &nbsp;

Embark on a relaxing &nbsp;scenic drive along Prince Edward Island&#39;s south shore, immersing yourself in its pastoral beauty and iconic landmarks.

Panoramic Island Drive, Confederation Bridge & Cape Jourimain

Travel along the north shore landscape and marvel at views of the red sand, rolling hills and houses dotting the landscape that have made Prince Edward Island such a treasured vacation destination. Take a walk in the footsteps of one of Canada&#39;s most celebrated authors, L.M Montgomery at the Green Gables homestead. This homestead was the inspiration for her famous stories of a young red headed orphan named Anne. There will be opportunities to purchase Anne inspired souvenirs in the local gift shop.A tasty treat then awaits at a local restaurant. The lobster ceilidh (a gathering with folk music and dancing) is an island tradition. Combine a magnificent view of the River Clyde and impressive surrounding gardens with a traditional lobster lunch at the renowned Prince Edward Island Preserve Company and foot-stomping musical entertainment.

Embark on a delightful excursion to Green Gables, the inspiration behind the beloved tale of Anne of Green Gables, with a lobster lunch at the renowned Prince Edward Island Preserve Company. Prince Edward Island National Park: Marvel at the stunning vistas of white sandy beaches, sapphire blue water, and red sandstone cliffs.Indulge in a traditional lobster lunch at the renowned restaurant, followed by free time to browse and beautiful gardens.

Green Gables & Lobster Lunch

Experience the ancient charm of the island&#39;s eldest beacon, a towering structure reaching 60 feet high and erected in 1846. Delight in panoramic coastal vistas and delve into its rich historical significance. Venture to Wood Islands Lighthouse, a beacon that has stood proudly for over a century at 50 feet tall since its establishment in 1876. and discover its integral role in guiding fishing vessels safely to shore.&nbsp; Savor the pleasures of wine tasting paired with exquisite PEI cheeses at a prestigious vineyard. Sample a diverse array of acclaimed wines including Marechal Foch, Cassis, Liberty Blossom, L&#39;Acadie Blanc, as well as indulgent Wild Blueberry and Blackberry Mead varieties.

Embark on a coastal journey along beautiful Prince Edward Island, delving into genuine island history with a focus on its iconic lighthouses. Learn about their practical importance for trade and commerce and the fascinating evolution of their architecture. Stop at Point Prim Lighthouse, the island&#39;s oldest, and Wood Islands Lighthouse, the last manned lighthouse in PEI. Conclude your tour with unlimited wine tasting paired with Prince Edward Island cheeses at Rossignol Estate Winery.

Fine Wines & Guiding Lights

Experience the royal treatment with a guided trolley tour through the charming historic downtown of Charlottetown, led by two magnificent draft horses. Take in the picturesque setting of quaint shops and impressive Victorian architecture. Relax and enjoy the ride along Great George Street, savoring the same sights that the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge enjoyed during their visit in 2011. See the Province House, where delegates first convened in 1864 to discuss the formation of Canada as a nation. You&#39;ll also pass by the Confederation Centre of the Arts, renowned for its vibrant theatre productions and extensive art gallery. The tour concludes with a loop back to Founders&#39; Hall&mdash;Canada&#39;s Birthplace Pavilion&mdash;which now houses the local Visitor Information Centre and a delightful Food Hall &amp; Market.

Enjoy a scenic and memorable one-hour sightseeing tour of Charlottetown aboard a trolley pulled by magnificent Clydesdales, experiencing the legacy of Canada in a unique way.

Trot About Town

Board your coach for a scenic drive to the PEI Preserve Company, a charming riverside destination known for its handcrafted jams and Island hospitality. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy a classic East Coast delight—a freshly made, mouthwatering lobster roll.Continue to the beautiful shores of Brackley Beach for a culinary immersion at the Brackley Bay Oyster Company. Meet expert guides who will share the secrets of oyster cultivation and prepare fresh oysters shucked right before your eyes. Enhance your tasting with kettle chips made from Prince Edward Island&#39;s celebrated potatoes, perfectly paired with a refreshing glass of local craft beer.This experience offers more than just exceptional flavors—it&#39;s a journey into the heart of Maritime culture, offering a deeper appreciation for the Island&#39;s rich sea-to-table traditions.

Savor the flavors of Prince Edward Island with a lobster roll lunch at the PEI Preserve Company, followed by a hands-on oyster tasting experience at Brackley Bay Oyster Company—complete with fresh-shucked oysters, local kettle chips, and craft beer.

The World Is Your Oyster: A PEI Culinary Experience

Just northeast of the UNESCO-designated Vieux-Québec (Old Town), Montmorency Falls Park enchants with striking flows that are one and a half times taller than Niagara Falls. Explore the streets of the Old Town presided over by the Château Frontenac for a taste of French-Canadian culture found in classic bistros and cafés, and explore proud French history found in numerous museums.

Step back in time on this immersive walking tour of Upper Town in Old Quebec. You&#39;ll be transported to a world of charm, history, and breathtaking architecture. Your knowledgeable guide will lead you through the narrow, winding cobblestone streets, where every corner reveals a new story waiting to be told.As you explore, marvel at the impressive archaeological sites that offer glimpses into Quebec&#39;s fascinating past. Admire the historic buildings and picturesque houses that stand as a testament to centuries of rich heritage. Gaze up at the spectacular cathedrals, each one an architectural masterpiece, and walk along the imposing fortifications that once protected this storied city.This tour is perfect for history enthusiasts, architecture lovers, and those who appreciate the unique charm of Old Quebec. Prepare to be captivated by the city&#39;s timeless beauty and vibrant past on this unforgettable guided exploration.

Stroll through the narrow cobblestone streets rich in history, discovering fascinating archaeological sites, admiring historic buildings, picturesque houses, and grand cathedrals, and experiencing the imposing fortifications that once protected the city. Immerse yourself in the timeless charm and heritage of Old Quebec on this unforgettable exploration.

Old Québec by Foot

Enjoy a small-group experience on a picturesque, narrated drive to Montmorency Falls. Ascend 272 feet by cable car for sweeping views, then stroll along scenic trails, capturing stunning perspectives of this breathtaking natural wonder from every angle.Continue your journey to Île d&#39;Orléans, a charming island steeped in history and rich agricultural traditions. Indulge in a tasting experience featuring locally crafted ciders, maple delicacies, and fresh seasonal produce while taking in the idyllic countryside.After a day of scenic beauty and delicious flavors, relax on the comfortable ride back to your ship.

Experience the beauty of Montmorency Falls from soaring heights and scenic trails before indulging in the flavors of Île d&#39;Orléans. Savor local ciders, maple treats, and fresh produce on this immersive small-group adventure through Quebec&#39;s stunning landscapes.

Scenic Montmorency Falls & Île d&#39;Orléans Tasting Experience

Enjoy an intimate, small-group experience as your guide leads you to some of Old Quebec&#39;s most beloved restaurants. Savor five generous tastings of signature dishes, each highlighting the region&#39;s rich culinary heritage. As you stroll through the city&#39;s charming streets, uncover local folklore, fascinating history, and maybe even meet one of the talented chefs behind the flavors. This immersive tour blends culture, storytelling, and exceptional cuisine for an unforgettable taste of Quebec City.

Savor the flavors of Old Quebec on a small-group culinary adventure, exploring local restaurants while uncovering the city&#39;s rich history.

Flavors of Old Quebec: A Culinary Walking Tour

Embark on a scenic drive through the charming, narrow streets of Old Québec City, a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with European flair. With your certified guide, explore iconic landmarks such as Parliament, The Plains of Abraham, Upper Town, and Lower Town, gaining insight into the city&#39;s rich history and culture. After the guided portion, enjoy free time to wander La Vieille Capitale at your own pace—browse local shops, savor Québecois cuisine, or simply soak in the city&#39;s timeless beauty.

Experience the charm of Old Quebec on a scenic drive through its historic cobblestone streets with your expert guide.

Old Quebec City Highlights

Laced with leafy parks and plant-filled neighborhood ‘greenways&#39;, Montreal is a multicultural whirl of traditions and flavors, from the restaurants in Chinatown to the trattorias and cafés of Little Italy. Come hungry for a visit to Mile End – the city&#39;s foodiest district – where the Jean Talon farmers&#39; market houses dozens of stalls selling local produce, alongside street-food kiosks offering everything from Lebanese meze to Mexican tacos. There&#39;s history, too, in the Gallic streets of the French quarter and the collection of Inuit art at the Museum of Fine Arts, while Eaton Centre Mall is one of Canada&#39;s best shopping destinations.

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”), recognizes the importance of protecting your privacy. This global privacy notice (“

”) describes how we collect, process, and share Guest Personal Data (defined below). This Notice also describes your rights and choices with respect to Guest Personal Data and other important information. This Notice applies to our group websites and the activities across all the A&K Travel Group companies. Please carefully review this Notice.

A&K Travel Group’s subsidiary companies include but are not limited to the following: AK Group Ltd, A&K Corp. Ltd, Abercrombie & Kent Global Travel Limited, Abercrombie & Kent Ltd, Abercrombie & Kent USA, LLC, Abercrombie & Kent (Australia) Pty Ltd, Crystal Cruises Holding Ltd, Crystal Cruises SAM, Crystal Cruises USA, LLC, Crystal Cruises Pty Ltd, Crystal Cruises Ltd, Crystal Cruises UK Ltd, Situr Inc. and Divencounters Inc. A&K Travel Group does business under the brands Abercrombie & Kent, Crystal Cruises, Cox & Kings, Sanctuary Retreats and EcoVentura.

A&K Travel Group may act as either a controller, a processor or both, depending on the circumstances, with respect to the collection, use, and other processing of personal information which can be used to identify or is reasonably capable of being associated with, directly or indirectly, guests (

), as described in more detail in this Notice.

We have appointed a Data Protection Officer who is responsible for overseeing questions in relation to this Notice. If you have any questions about this Notice, including any requests to exercise your legal rights, please contact us using the details set out below.

Please see below the relevant contact details of the data controller for your country or region. If you are uncertain or have a general question regarding data protection, please use the contact details for the United Kingdom.

United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent Ltd.
Company No: 01082430
Name: Data Compliance Officer
Email address: 


Postal address: St George's House, Ambrose Street, Cheltenham, GL50 3LG.

Legal entity: VeraSafe, LLC
Telephone: +1 (617) 398-7067
Email address: 