As skies begin to darken, your costumed tour guide strikes a match and lights his lantern. You wait in anticipation, for you know you'll be walking through Old Quebec to hear over 300 years of murders, executions, mysterious ghost sightings, tragedies and hauntings. The cobblestone streets and ancient buildings set the stage for a truly unique experience.

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Enjoy a tasting of spirits aged in oak barrels at the Halifax Citadel, an atmospheric setting that will enhance this pleasurable experience. The British built the star-shaped citadel – officially named Fort George – atop a large hill in 1856 and it has been a fixture ever since. Dressed in a military uniform like the ones worn by the 78th Highlanders that first guarded the citadel, your guide will show you around the fortification, which is Canada’s most visited National Historic Site. The citadel has been meticulously restored literally brick by brick since 1931, when it was no longer used for defensive purposes. During the tasting that follows, you will sample the three spirits. They include an amber rum like one 19th-century solders were given as a daily ration, a barrel-aged gin and a whisky made with Nova Scotia-grown grains.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Sample three spirits at Halifax Citadel, the 19th-century fortification.
• Learn how the spirits are produced from Nova Scotian ingredients.
• Receive an explanation of each spirit and its tasting notes.
• Tour the citadel with a guide dressed like a 19th-century 78th Highlander soldier.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

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Enjoy an extraordinary lunch thoughtfully paired with wines at a family-owned vineyard in the heart of the fertile Cowichan Valley. As an introduction to Vancouver Island, you will drive through an old-growth rainforest to the Malahat viewpoint, where you will gaze out over the Salish Sea and distant mountain peaks. The setting for Unsworth Vineyard is equally spectacular as it sits among rolling hills in a valley that has been celebrated as Canada’s Provence. Its coastal terroir is ideal for producing vibrant balanced wines as you will discover while enjoying them along with seasonal small-plate offerings. You might begin with a chilled salad roll delicately filled with raw scallop and lemon emulsion that complements the crisp minerality of a Pinot Gris. Another plate might feature beet-cured steelhead adorned with yuzu-green chili crema and trout roe. The plum-glazed duck is usually paired with an elegant Pinot Noir, while the Italian lonza pork goes well with a Gamay Noir.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Dine at a family-owned vineyard in the Cowichan Valley wine-producing region.
• Savor a lunch of small-plate seasonal delicacies paired with wines that complement them.
• Gain an understanding of how the coastal terroir influences the grapes and resulting wines.
• Behold the natural beauty of Vancouver Island from atop Malahat viewpoint.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Discover the European charm and character of the first French City in North America as you explore the city sites and learn the fascinating history of Quebec’s legacy. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River is Chateau Frontenac, the best-known landmark in Quebec. Located just outside the chateau is the romantic boardwalk known as Dufferin Terrace from where you’ll have a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d’Orleans and the Laurentian Mountains.

Passing through the St. Louis Gate, next explore the National Battlefields Park, with a short photo stop at Cap Diamant. Continue on past the trendy Grand Allee, the Champs-Elysees of Quebec lined with quaint shops, sidewalk cafes and boutiques. Next, pass the Hotel du Parliament, an imposing Second Empire-style building. Within minutes of the walled city of Old Quebec are the beautiful pastoral landscapes of Quebec’s countryside. A photo stop will be made at the Montmorency Falls where you'll enjoy the breathtaking views and see the powerful forces of natures as the water of the Montmorency River roars down the cliff to eventually meet with the St. Lawrence River.

Snap selfies at the most photogenic spots in and around Saint John, many of them iconic attractions that define the city. To ensure the best possible results, a selfie tutor will offer tips so you can capture just the right angle, lighting, and composition for every shot. Your pictures will be ideal for posting on social media and sharing in other ways.

As you ride through Saint John, you will pause at designated selfie stops that include:
• Wolastoq Park
• Reversing Falls lookout
• City Market

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take inspiring selfies at the most photogenic attractions in Saint John.
• Follow tips from your selfie tutor to ensure the very best pictures.
• Learn the historical significance of the locales while enjoying their dramatic settings.
• Stand in front of the Reversing Falls, a highly visual tidal phenomenon.
• Browse the City Market, Canada’s oldest continuously operating farmer’s market.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Snap selfies at the most photogenic spots in and around Quebec, many of them iconic attractions that define the city. To ensure the best possible results, a selfie expert guide will offer tips so you can capture just the right angle, lighting and composition for every shot. Your pictures will be ideal for posting on social media and sharing in other ways.

As you walk and ride through Quebec, you will pause at designated selfie stops that include:
• Civilization Museum
• Notre-Dame Cathedral
• Saint Lawrence River
• Louis XIV statue
• Place Royale square

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take inspiring selfies at the most photogenic attractions in Quebec.
• Follow tips from your selfie expert guide to ensure the very best pictures.
• Learn the historical significance of the locales while enjoying their dramatic settings.
• Enjoy the ultimate view of the Saint Lawrence River while riding a funicular.
• Pose at the Place Royale, where the city was founded in 1608.
• Stand before the Notre-Dame Cathedral, the oldest church in Canada.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
• Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Be sure your phone or camera is fully charged.

On this tour you'll experience the best of both the city of Quebec and the surrounding countryside. Perched high above the St. Lawrence River, your tour will include a stop at Dufferin Terrace and Chateau Frontenac, where you'll have an opportunity to independently visit the surroundings of the Chateau Frontenac and take in the spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d’Orleans and the Laurentian Mountains from Dufferin Terrace. Passing through the St. Louis Gate, you will explore the National Battlefields Park, site of the historic battle where the French surrendered to the British in 1759. A photo stop will be made at Cap Diamant before continuing to the heart of the lower town and the beautifully restored market square, Place Royale.

Within minutes of the Old Walled City of Quebec are the beautiful pastoral landscapes of the Island of Orleans and Montmorency Falls. Cascading down a 272-foot cliff, Montmorency Falls is one-and-a-half times as high as Niagara Falls. Take a step back in time as you cross the bridge to the Ile d'Orleans, where you will enjoy a scenic drive passing the tip of the Island and the lovely 19th-century resort homes of Quebec's rich merchant class with spectacular views of the skyline of Quebec. Located along the infamous Beaupre Coast, your journey takes you along the Chemin de Roy (King's Road) to the world-renowned shrine of St. Anne de Beaupre. With over one-and-a-half million visitors and pilgrims making their way to the shrine each year, St. Anne has become one of the most important Catholic sites in North America. You'll enjoy lunch at a beautiful setting in the countryside of Quebec.

Welcome to New France! Discover the European charm and character of the first French City in North America as you explore the city sites and learn the fascinating history of Quebec's 400-year legacy. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River is the Chateau Frontenac, the best-known landmark in Quebec. Located just outside the Chateau is the romantic boardwalk known as Dufferin Terrace from where you'll have a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d'Orleans and the Laurentian Mountains. Passing through the St. Louis Gate, you'll next explore the National Battlefields Park, with a short photo stop at Cap Diamant. Continuing past trendy Grand Allee, the Champs-Elysees of Quebec lined with quaint shops, sidewalk cafes and boutiques, you'll pass the Hotel du Parliament, an imposing Second Empire-style building.

Experience the splendor of French Canada's Beaupre Coast as this tour takes you along the St. Lawrence Waterway to the natural wonder known as Canyon Sainte Anne. An impressive waterfall, three suspension bridges and various lookout platforms with interpretive displays provide for spectacular views.

You’ll visit a local vineyard to discover vandal-Cliche, a typical Quebecois variety of grape adapted for the climate here. Learn about their cultivation and production methods, then sample the wine. Enjoy the breathtaking views of Montmorency Falls and see the powerful forces of nature as the water rushes down to the St. Lawrence River.

You'll be met by your professional cycling guide on the pier for a short walk to the cycle shop where you'll be fitted with a bicycle and helmet and given a bottle of water. Following a brief safety demonstration, you and your guide will begin the approximately eight mile and 1 1/2 hour bicycle ride to Montmorency Falls. First pass the Quebec Yacht Harbor and the industrial grain elevators before crossing the St. Charles River. The cycle path now continues on a parallel course along the St. Lawrence River from where you can enjoy spectacular views of the skyline of Quebec and the Island of Orleans. Upon arrival at Montmorency Falls, board an aerial tram for the ride to the top of the falls to enjoy the breathtaking views and see the powerful forces of nature, as the water of the Montmorency River roars down the 272-foot (83 meter) cliff to eventually meet with the St. Lawrence River. After a brief stop for photos and some free time to walk the path along the falls, you'll ride the tram back to the bottom of the falls and cycle back to your ship.

Best explored on foot, your experienced guide will make the history of Quebec come alive as you walk the charming cobblestone streets of the Old Town. In the heart of the Lower Town, and site of the first settlement of Quebec, is Place Royale. The typical stone buildings surrounding this historic square were once the homes of wealthy merchants. Along its narrow cobblestone streets you'll find an array of quaint boutiques, specialty shops and outdoor cafes as well as strolling musicians, jugglers and street performers. From Lower Town to Upper Town, enjoy a short funicular ride to reach the Chateau Frontenac area. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River, the castle-like Chateau is the most well-known landmark in Quebec. It was here that Roosevelt, Churchill and Mackenzie King met to discuss their strategy during WW II. In front of the Chateau lies the romantic boardwalk of Dufferin Terrace. From here, enjoy a spectacular view of the St. Lawrence River, Ile d'Orleans and the Laurentian Mountains. Continuing through the walled city, pass Place d'Armes, the Seminary of Quebec and the Ursuline Convent before returning to your ship.

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Enjoy a thoroughly relaxing catamaran cruise with a favorite island-inspired drink in hand and stop along the way for a refreshing swim in the sea. As you skirt along the gorgeous western coast of Bermuda, the scenery will be absolutely breathtaking. Depending on your mood, you can sit in a shaded area, bask in the sun or move about the catamaran as you please. To add to the ambiance, tropical music will be playing and the drinks will be flowing. You might start with a dark ‘n’ stormy cocktail or a tasty rum swizzle, the national drink of Bermuda. Depending on the conditions, the captain will drop anchor in secluded cove or another sheltered hideaway, allowing you to relax without a care in the world. Although you will be welcome to stay onboard, it will be hard to resist swimming in the turquoise waters or just floating around on a foam noodle.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take in the gorgeous scenery while cruising a catamaran along Bermuda’s western shore.
• Enjoy the carefree atmosphere onboard with music playing and a cool drink in hand.
• Bask in the sun, sit in the shade and move about the catamaran as you please.
• Take a refreshing swim and float round on a foam noodle once the catamaran anchors.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel, hat and sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Treat yourself to an authentic Quebecois tradition and join the fun at the Sugar Shack with good food, traditional music and a maple taffy treat. Upon arrival, you'll be greeted by the local tenants of the Cabane a Sucre (Sugar Shack), where you'll first visit an absolutely unique Maple Museum, demonstrating the evolution and modernization of the industry throughout the years. Afterward, you'll enter the Sugar Shack, where you'll enjoy an unforgettable evening filled with live entertainment. A traditional Quebecois all-you-can-eat family style meal will be served. A real Quebecois maple taffy pull will be just one of the highlights of the evening. More song, dance and music will be provided before you board your coach for a short drive back to your ship.

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Stroll through the enchanting streets of St. George – the oldest English settlement in the New World – and stop for cocktails at some of its most historical landmarks. You will walk among 17th- and 18th-century buildings that are so architecturally important that UNESCO named St. George a World Heritage site. The first stop will be Stewart Hall, an atmospheric stone cottage that has been repurposed as a perfumery. As you hear about the history of the building, a mixologist will make you a cocktail using local ingredients that include Goslings spirits, which have been produced in Bermuda since 1806. Similarly, at the Mitchell House Museum, you will enjoy a classic Bermudian cocktail while browsing its exhibits. The Globe Hotel occupies an even older building as you will discover while touring its garden, again with a cocktail in hand. You will toast the island’s history once more with a glass of prosecco at the gift shop Long Story Short.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Walk through architecturally rich St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Enjoy cocktails at historical landmarks from the 17th and 18th centuries.
• Learn about the history of the buildings and how they have been repurposed over time.
• Take the tender to St. George, which occupies Bermuda’s northeastern tip.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Experience the splendor of French Canada's countryside as you drive into the foothills of the Laurentian Mountains to the renowned Lake Beauport area. Surrounded by emerald forests, a photo stop will be made to view the beauty of the lake and mountain scenery. Continuing toward the Beaupre Coast a stop will be made at the magnificent Montmorency Falls. Cascading down a 272-foot (83 meter) cliff, Montmorency is one-and-a-half times as high as Niagara Falls. Take a step back in time as you cross the bridge to the Ile d'Orleans where you'll enjoy a scenic drive through the picturesque villages of traditional rural Quebec. Passing the tip of the island, see the lovely 19th-century resort homes of Quebec's rich merchant class with spectacular views of the skyline of the city. The Quebec area is well-known for its production of maple syrup therefore, during the tour you'll have the opportunity to visit an authentic sugar shack, learn about the production of the maple products and sample the sweet maple taffy.

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Cruise around Harrington Sound on a 30-foot catamaran and learn about the unique ecology of this large body of water that at first glance appears to be a land-locked lake. As you will discover, an almost imperceptible channel connects the sound with the ocean so the water is briny and tidal. The biodiversity is remarkable, as is its natural beauty. As you cruise around the sound – which was named after a 17th-century English countess that ironically never set foot in Bermuda – you will pass sea caves, dramatic cliffs and secluded inlets. You will hear about their formation, stories about the early settlers that lived along the coast and the marine life that inhabits these sheltered waters. You will get a close-up view of the creatures that live below the water’s surface in the Bermuda Aquarium, Museum & Zoo, where you may observe sharks, neon-colored parrotfish and moray eels.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Learn about the unique ecology of Harrington Sound while cruising around this lake-like waterway.
• Pass sea caves, cliffs and inlets that add to the sound’s natural beauty.
• Browse Bermuda’s aquarium and observe the local marine life up close.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

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Zip through the streets and back alleys of historical St. George on an electric trike for an effortless exploration of this UNESCO World Heritage site town. After a briefing on how to operate the trike and a trial run, you will be ready to take off on a one-of-a-kind journey through downtown. Pedaling or balancing isn’t required like on a conventional bike so you can concentrate on the sights along the way. The exact route will depend on the conditions and traffic, but you can expect to see many of the most historical landmarks. They include where the rum runners operated during Prohibition, the Unfinished Church – which was started in 1874 and is still only partially built – and the site of Joseph Rainey’s barbershop before he returned to America to become the first African-American to serve in the U.S. House of Representatives. The guide will describe the importance of each attraction during the 3-mile ride.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Ride through St. George, Bermuda’s first capital, on an electric three-wheeled trike.
• See many of the town’s most fascinating attractions and hear descriptions of each one.
• Admire the 17th- and 18th-century architecture that lines the streets of St. George.
• Take the tender to and from St. George, which occupies Bermuda’s northeastern tip.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

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Ride a trolley train through the heart of St. George and discover fascinating facts about the history of this UNESCO World Heritage site. Along the way, you will hear about the town’s founding in 1612, it being Bermuda’s first capital and its distinction as the oldest continuously inhabited English settlement in the New World. St. George exudes history, especially through its 17th- and 18th-century architecture. From the comfort of the an open-air trolley train, you will enjoy unobstructed views of highlights such as Fort Catherine – which was built in 1614 overlooking the spot where the first English settlers arrived – and the gothic-style Unfinished Church, which some locals consider to be cursed because its construction suffered so many setbacks that it was never completed. Bermuda’s natural beauty will be on display as you pass Tobacco Bay Beach, a gorgeous sliver of sand sheltered by a natural breakwater of large boulders.

HIGHLIGHTS

• See the historical highlights of St. George from the comfort of a trolley train.
• Pass landmarks such as 17th-century Fort Catherine and the Unfinished Church.
• Discover the reasons UNESCO designated St. George as a World Heritage site.
• Behold beautiful Tobacco Bay Beach, which was named for the wild tobacco that grew there.
• Take the tender to and from St. George, which occupies Bermuda’s northeastern tip.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Spend hours relaxing on a beach that the locals prefer because it is usually less crowded than other stretches of sand. To ensure that you have everything you could possibly need, you will first stop at a mini-mart to stock up on your favorite snacks and drinks. It won’t take long to reach Chaplin Bay, giving you all the more time to enjoy its secluded beach, a beautiful setting tucked along Bermuda’s southern shore. The sand is soft pink, the water brilliant blue and the sea is typically calm as the beach is sheltered by the large boulders that bookend it. Feel free to pull up a beach chair and bask in the sun or, if you prefer the shade, umbrellas are available. There will be plenty of time to take a refreshing swim, stroll along the shore and do most of anything else you please with no schedule to follow other than your own.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Relax as you please on the beautiful pink beach that rims Chaplin Bay.
• Stretch out on a beach chair or enjoy the shade under a beach umbrella.
• Enjoy the seclusion of Chaplin Bay and its sheltered waters.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel, hat and sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

A great combination of two popular Skagway tours! Board the historic White Pass & Yukon Railroad for your scenic and informative ride to Fraser Station in British Columbia, Canada. Upon arrival, you’ll meet your professional guides, well versed in the local history and ecology of the area, for a 15-minute van shuttle across the spectacular Yukon Plateau. Enjoy this stunning country as you travel along the headwaters of the Yukon River to the Summit of the White Pass.

After an orientation and safety briefing, board your bicycle for the 15-mile downhill cruise back to Skagway. Enjoy the refreshing outdoors and scenic splendor as your guides escort you from summit to sea along the paved Klondike Road. Stops are made along the way for photos and views of waterfalls, the White Pass & Yukon Route Railroad, glaciers, majestic mountains, and Alaskan wildlife. You even get to ride your bike through the US Border station! Join this fun excursion for a unique experience in Alaska and the Skagway Valley.

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Learn about the mysterious Bermuda Triangle – where dozens of ships and airplanes have supposedly vanished without explanation – and browse a museum that sheds some light on those enigmas. Bermuda is the northern tip of the triangle, whose other points are Miami and Puerto Rico, and the waters in between are legendary for their unnatural occurrences. You will gaze out over the sea from Fort Scaur, a late 19th-century fortress that offers an extraordinary 360° view of Bermuda. The Unlock the Secrets exhibit at the Bermuda Underwater Exploration Institute may unravel some of the most puzzling aspects of the Bermuda Triangle. Another exhibit will allow you to investigate some of the triangle’s strange phenomena on a simulated dive to an airplane graveyard at the bottom of the sea. A driving tour through Hamilton will reveal the official northern point of the Bermuda Triangle, after which you will pause for photos of one of the island’s most beautiful pink beaches.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Delve into the mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle on a panoramic drive around the island.
• Browse museum exhibits that offer theories behind the disappearances within the triangle.
• See the northernmost point of the Bermuda Triangle in Hamilton, the island’s capital.
• Behold Bermuda’s natural beauty from Fort Scaur and on one of the island’s pink beaches.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Winner of Golf Digest’s Best Places to Play Golf, Bermuda’s Turtle Hill Golf Course at Fairmont's Southampton Princess, features 18 par-3 holes, most with stunning views of the Atlantic Ocean. With its lush tropical surroundings, dramatic elevation changes and strong coastal winds, this challenging 2,684-yard, par 54 course is designed to take your short game to new heights, requiring patience and prudent club selection. There are endless bunkers, two water hazards, and three tee offerings on all 18 holes. Green fees and shared cart included, transportation is not.

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Fly high over the Alaskan wilderness in a helicopter to Denver Glacier, where you will watch sled dogs demonstrate their prodigious power and energy. The glacier lies due east near the Alaska-Canada border, an extraordinarily scenic landscape of majestic mountains and dense forests. The helicopter will land on a remote snow field where you will be greeted by an experienced musher and their team of excited dogs. Your musher – will describe how the dogs are cared for and trained to maximize their strength and stamina for contests such as the grueling 1,000-mile Iditarod. Once the team of dogs are harnessed to the sled, off they will go, dashing across the glacier with the snow-capped mountains as a backdrop. It is a spectacle to behold. Afterwards, while interacting with some of the puppies at the camp, you will learn about the history of mushing and the bond between the mushers and their dogs. Cherish this once in a lifetime opportunity as you cuddle with the puppies and take pictures together against the dazzling landscape of the glacier before loading back into the helicopters for your return flight to Skagway.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Enjoy a scenic flight in a helicopter to Denver Glacier.
• Learn how the dogs are cared for and trained to maximize their power and endurance.
• Watch a team of dogs effortlessly pull a sled across the snow-packed glacier.
• Interact with some of the puppies and the mushers that train them to be sled dogs.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Panoramic views of bustling Hamilton Harbour and the Great Sound provide an inspiring backdrop for the most breathtaking 18 holes on the island. Designed in 2002 by renowned golf course architect Algie M. Pulley Jr. the Belmont Hills Golf Course is a magnificent showcase of Bermuda’s natural beauty. Featuring 6,100 yards of strategically laid out bunkers, multiple water hazards, multi-tiered greens and slender fair-ways, this world-class layout offers a challenging test for players of all handicaps. Green fees and shared cart included, transportation is not.

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Cruise along Bermuda’s western shore in a sleek catamaran and enjoy free time snorkeling and swimming off one of the sandbars. While cruising, you will hear entertaining stories about the history of Royal Naval Dockyard and how Bermuda has evolved since its founding in 1612. The scenery will be extraordinary the entire way, but especially once the catamaran anchors in the shallows. You will be free to swim in the crystal-clear waters and snorkel the coral reefs, which are teeming with marine life. Bright blue tangs, queen triggerfish and reddish squirrelfish are frequently spotted. You may even catch sight of hawksbill and green sea turtles gracefully swimming by. If you are looking for a little more activity, kayaks and paddleboards are available. Another highlight will be stopping to feed the fish gathered around the H.M.S Vixen, a ship that became an artificial reef after the British Royal Navy intentionally scuttled it in 1896.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take in the gorgeous scenery while cruising a catamaran along Bermuda’s western shore.
• Relax on a sandbar and swim in the crystal-clear shallows if you wish.
• Behold countless tropical fish and perhaps even sea turtles if you opt to snorkel.
• Feed the fish around the wreck of a 19th-century ship that has become an artificial reef.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel, hat and sunscreen.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Enjoy a carefree and immensely scenic ride on an electric bike from St. George’s to Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve, where you will be free to enjoy the beach as you please.

Departing from the ship pier, enjoy the high-speed tender service across the mouth of the Great Sound before arriving thought the narrow ‘Town Cut’ into St. George’s, settled in 1612. UNESCO has designated St. George’s a World Heritage site as it is an authentic example of an English colonial town in the New World.

After an orientation, instructions and observed test ride by your guide, you will be ready for your electric-enhanced bicycle riding experience. You’ll find the extra boost in your pedal power offered from the bikes allows for an effortless ride over hilly terrain and across bridges to pristine Cooper’s Island Nature Reserve. Once occupied by the U.S. military and later used as a NASA space tracking station, this serene 12-acre reserve is now protected public land that is extraordinarily beautiful.

Before long, you will reach Clearwater Beach, where you will have time to enjoy the lovely coastal setting however you please. You might take a refreshing swim in the shallow waters, stretch out on the sand and enjoy the serenity, and walk to the nearby salt marsh to observe the wildlife. Herons, egrets and kingfishers are abundant, before the return ride back to the St. George’s to meet your return tender back to the ship. Participants must have intermediate to advance riding skill level with the desire for fun and adventure!

Maximize your time in Bermuda on this great combination tour! First, enjoy sightseeing the rural west end of the island during your short shuttle ride to Somerset Island. Here you'll be provided a Trek Mountain Bike and equipped with a durable bike helmet. After receiving instruction on riding and safety, you'll begin your guided cycle tour along the original Bermuda Railway Trail.

During your bike ride, your guide will stop at various points of interest along the mostly flat trail, and provide informative commentary along the way. You'll also enjoy spectacular scenery along the trail, and time permitting you'll have the opportunity to hike up to the historic Fort Scaur and view the sprawling 17th century Mott Family estate. After your ride, cool off with a refreshing swim at a private, calm water beach.

Embark on a dynamic tour of Kings Wharf and surrounding area on a two-wheeled Segway vehicle. Roll past the Royal Naval Dockyard’s historic sites and explore Bermuda’s maritime history as the Clocktower Mall, Casemates Prison and the National Museum are pointed out. The tour leaves Dockyard and takes you to stops along the coastline and beaches. This is the perfect time for photos. You will learn how to use and navigate your self-balancing personal electric vehicle before setting out on the tour. This tour is a unique way to see and experience Bermuda and provides ample opportunity for photos.

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Spend the day relaxing on the beach doing whatever you please without a care in the world. A short walk will bring you to the Snorkel Park Beach Club on the tip of fishhook-shaped Bermuda that lies between the Great Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. One of the club’s ambassadors will get you settled at your reserved single lounger, which makes an ideal home base. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy however you wish. Stretch out on the lounger and bask in the sun. Walk along the beach at the edge of the shore and take a refreshing swim in the sea. Spend as much time as you want on your chosen activities, as there is no schedule to follow or need to rush. Included is a complimentary welcome rum swizzle and 3 hours complimentary use of a snorkel and mask A beachfront restaurant is on site for dining on your own, and plenty of water sports such as snorkeling and kayaking are available with special pricing.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Spend the day at the Snorkel Park Beach Club relaxing however you please.
• Enjoy the use of a complimentary double lounger and shared umbrella.
• Bask in the sun, stroll the beach, take a swim and do most anything else you want.
• Dine on your own at the beachfront restaurant whenever the mood strikes.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

After tendering to St. George, you'll first spend some time with Long Story Short tour company, to take a stroll through the quaint, historic Town of St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with over four centuries of history and unique architecture dating back to the 17th century. Learn about the role Bermuda played in the American Revolutionary War. See the oldest Anglican Church outside the British Isles. And soak up the charm of beauty in the brick-laid streets and winding alleys of Bermuda's first capital. You'll pass by some incredible structures including the Unfinished Church and Fort William, the site of the Gunpowder Plot of 1775, as you head to Bermuda's #1 snorkeling destination and beach bar, Tobacco Bay Beach! At the beach, you'll be greeted with a delicious welcome drink before enjoying lunch on the shaded deck. Spend the afternoon lounging, swimming, and soaking up the sun before being transported back to the ocean-side dock for your ferry ride.

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Look for iconic Alaskan wildlife in the Chilkoot Valley, an unspoiled landscape with an abundance of bears and bald eagles. A high-speed catamaran ferry will bring you across the Chilkoot Inlet to the town of Haines for a narrated drive through Fort William Seward. The now-decommissioned fort was built in 1902 as a display of power during a border dispute with Canada. On the way there, you can look out for seals, sea lions, porpoises and perhaps even whales. The Chilkoot River can attract bears and bald eagles , and you might observe them feeding voraciously along the river. Binoculars will be available if you want to look for mountain goats grazing in the distance alpine meadows. You will also stop at the river’s mouth, which is known for having the world’s largest concentration of bald eagles. Watching these majestic birds up close is quite the experience.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Look for marine life on the ferry ride to Chilkoot Valley.
• Enjoy a narrated drive through Fort William Seward, 19th-century landmark in Haines.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Visit Bermuda’s first capital and see what a British colonial outpost looked like in the 1600’s when touring the historic 'Ol Towne of St. George's’.

Included is the admissions to the Fort St. Catherine; meander through the dark passageways and wander through the magazines where swords and pistols are on display, take advantage of the stunning views from high a top this grand fortress. A stop in the heart of the Ol Towne of St. George's allows for a visit to the oldest Anglican Church of the Western Hemisphere, St. Peter’s Church.

On adjacent St. David’s Island, once known as the US Air Force Base lands, you’ll discover the charm of this unique and enchanting community as you enjoy the imposing views of the Atlantic Ocean from St. David's Lighthouse.

There will be several photo stops on this tour, so don’t forget your camera!

This well-designed ‘off the beaten track’ excursion will have you navigating the island’s Eastern End rail trail, truly a perfect fit for those adventure lovers looking for their next most memorable experience. The joys of cycle touring is now within easier reach for people of varying fitness levels thanks to the Electric Bicycle. E-bikes give cyclists a helping hand - or push over the hills making cycle tours more leisurely and difficult terrain more manageable. Our tour bus will pick-up ship-side and provide a scenic drive to the cycle depot.

. After an orientation and observed test ride by your guide, you will be ready for your electric-enhanced bicycle riding experience that will boost your pedal power, getting you up and over hilly terrain with ease. Your guided coastal cycle expedition will cross the island combining off-road Rail-Trails, trestle bridges and some shared main road-side routes that explores and uncovers shoreline beaches and gorgeous landscapes. Participants must have intermediate to advance riding skill with the desire for fun and adventure! Arrive in the Old Towne of St. George's and finish tour with return high speed Tender ride to your ship pier at the Royal Naval Dockyard.

OVERVIEW

Walk the cobblestone streets of thoroughly charming St. George, the oldest inhabited town of English origin in the New World. Because of that distinction, UNESCO named St. George a World Heritage site and it is well worth exploring. The guide will elaborate on the town’s intriguing past as you tour one landmark after another, beginning with the Tucker House, a family home that hasn’t changed one iota since being built in 1750, you will then learn about the origins of the island at the Towne Hall. The Mitchell House was built even earlier and is now a museum full of extraordinary artifacts. As you explore the State House, you will hear details about Bermuda’s Parliament, which met there for nearly 200 years until Bermuda’s capital moved to Hamilton. Other highlights include St. Peter’s Church, the Globe Hotel – the headquarters of a notorious Confederate arms runner during the Civil War – and Somers Garden, a lush greenspace named for Admiral George Somers, who is considered to be the founder of Bermuda.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take a meandering walk-through St. George, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
• Tour historical homes and buildings that haven’t changed enormously over the centuries.
• Meander through Somers Garden, a palm-shaded urban park known for its tranquility.
• Hear fascinating stories about Bermuda’s history, which dates to the early 1600s.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Your driver will pick-up shipside and shortly after exiting the Royal Naval Dockyard complex your drive takes you through quaint Somerset Village and over Somerset Bridge, the smallest drawbridge in the world. Admire Bermuda’s stunning natural beauty along the way, as you carry-on along breathtaking South Shore Road. Tour bus will pull-over at laybys dotted along this drive for photo opportunities and views of famous Horseshoe Bay and other pink sand beaches. Your tour then navigates the winding uphill drive to the base of Gibbs Hill Lighthouse, towering 120 feet above sea level, a great opportunity to photograph the 360 degree views of Bermuda. You will stop to take in the sweeping view of John Smith’s Beach, one of Bermuda’s legendary pink hued beaches.

Pass by the Botanical Gardens and drive to St. George’s, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. You’ll have 30 minutes to explore or shop in this unique old town. The town center provides a favorite photograph opportunity in the Stocks, aside the Ducking Stool and at the steps of St. Peter's Church, the oldest Anglican church of the Western Hemisphere. Re-joining your buses the route takes a coastline drive along the North Shore to soon arrive at famed Front Street, the busiest place on the island and life and soul of the lively capitol, City of Hamilton. Time allows for shopping and browsing in the boutique style shops and souvenir store-fronts lining Hamilton Harborfront.

OVERVIEW

The adventure begins with a scenic motorcoach ride along the Klondike Highway, paralleling the route used by prospectors during the 1898 Klondike Gold Rush. You'll ascend to the 3,290-foot White Pass Summit, while you take in the magnificent scenery surrounding you. Your ride continues as you travel just a few miles north to the famous Yukon Suspension Bridge. While at the bridge, experience the sensation of a swaying walkway 57 feet above the rapids of the Tutshi River. Enjoy the scenery from the main platform and then walk through the museum-quality displays that detail the area's unique human and natural history. Next, you will head to Liarsville Gold Rush Trail Camp for a salmon bake buffet. Enjoy wild Alaska salmon grilled over an open wood fire, baked chicken, a variety of salads, beans, rice pilaf, cornbread and dessert while in the destination of the recreated tent city from 1898. After your meal, wander through the Liarsville camp, named for the journalists that reported from the area during the height of the Gold Rush. You may return directly to the ship or be dropped off in Skagway for independent sightseeing and shopping.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress warmly in layered clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW
Spend the day relaxing on the beach doing whatever you please without a care in the world. A short walk will bring you to the Snorkel Park Beach Club on the tip of fishhook-shaped Bermuda that lies between the Great Sound and the Atlantic Ocean. One of the club’s ambassadors will get you settled at your reserved single lounger, which makes an ideal home base. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy however you wish. Stretch out on the lounger and bask in the sun. Walk along the beach at the edge of the shore and take a refreshing swim in the sea. Spend as much time as you want on your chosen activities, as there is no schedule to follow or need to rush. Included is a complimentary welcome rum swizzle and 3 hours complimentary use of a snorkel and mask. A beachfront restaurant is on site for dining on your own, and plenty of water sports such as kayaking are available with special pricing.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Spend the day at the Snorkel Park Beach Club relaxing however you please.
• Enjoy the use of a complimentary single lounger and shared umbrella.
• Bask in the sun, stroll the beach, take a swim and do most anything else you want.
• Dine on your own at the beachfront restaurant whenever the mood strikes.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing with a swimsuit underneath.
• Bring a towel.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Guests who are fully dependent on their mobility device are eligible for this excursion and are required to bring their own wheelchair/scooter.

Settle in for a picturesque drive to the quaint fishing village of Peggy’s Cove, an experience that a historical look at Halifax will beautifully complement. Although known for its natural beauty, Peggy’s Cove also features a few noteworthy landmarks, including its lighthouse. While stopping at this 1915-built beacon, be sure to take pictures as it is one of the most photogenic spots in Nova Scotia. Back in Halifax, history will take center stage as you pass the Citadel – a fortress revered as Canada’s most visited National Historic Site – and pause to reflect at a cemetery where victims of the sinking of the Titanic are buried. A look at the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 will add another glimpse into the past, while Halifax Public Gardens will offer a serene respite. Created in 1750, Halifax Farmers Market has the distinction of being the longest continuously running such market in North America.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Admire the area’s natural beauty on a leisurely drive to and from Peggy’s Cove.
• Pause to snap pictures at the photogenic lighthouse at Peggy Cove.
• See Halifax landmarks such as the Citadel and a cemetery for victims of the Titanic’s sinking.
• Browse an immigration museum and a farmers market that has been operating since 1750.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

If you’re interested in religious history, or just in the mood for a scenic leisurely drive along the St. Lawrence River, you won’t want to miss this trip to the world-renowned shrine of Ste. Anne de Beaupre. With over one-and-a-half million visitors and pilgrims making their way to the shrine each year, Ste. Anne has become one of the most important Catholic sites in North America. After a narration by your guide en route, you’ll be able to independently enjoy the lovely grounds and major sites of Ste. Anne de Beaupre. Built in medieval style, the most prominent structure is the Basilica. The impressive cross-shaped building is covered with granite and lit by over 200 stained glass windows.

The Scala Santa, built in 1891, contains a replica of the Holy Stairs which Christ climbed before being sentenced to death by Pontius Pilate. The Memorial Chapel was built to commemorate the third church constructed on the site. Departing Ste. Anne, a stop will be made at the spectacular Montmorency Falls. Cascading down a 272-foot (83 meter) cliff, Montmorency is one-and-a-half times as high as Niagara Falls. At the Albert Gilles Copper Art Museum, be seduced by the art form of repousse, masterfully interpreted by the craftsman Albert Gilles whose talent served prestigious people like Pope Pius XII and Walt Disney. Also admire the 'Life of Christ' in 50 hand-wrought silver panels (15 years of labor). His work can be found in Ste-Anne-de-Beaupre Basilica as well as in many churches throughout the north.

Cruise along Bermuda’s west end shoreline toward an unforgettable snorkeling experience. Bermuda is home to over 200 square miles of the Atlantic’s most northerly fringe reef. Although beautiful, the reef is treacherous and there have been over 300 shipwrecks to prove it. On this trip you’ll visit two of Bermuda’s most famous shipwrecks, the Constellation and the Montana. They are home to an abundance of coral and fish and they are situated on the very edge of the surrounding reef.

The Captain will provide you with an overview on the history on Bermuda and some of its shipwrecks. Upon arrival to the site, you’ll be issued with snorkel equipment and given a safety briefing on how you may best enjoy up to one hour of safe snorkeling. Finally, enjoy one complimentary Rum Swizzle or soft drink on the return trip to your ship.

OVERVIEW

Gain an understanding of how Halifax’s past and evolution through significant architectural landmarks on this immersive walking tour. After Moving through the city in chronological order, you’ll see how its buildings reflect different eras of history and transformation. You will visit Saint Mary’s Cathedral Basilica; the impressive façade of this neo-Gothic masterpiece has defined the city’s skyline for centuries. It is a fine example of early 19th-century urban planning, much like the Government House, an elegant Georgian residence that offers a glimpse into Halifax’s colonial heritage. you will see, the Halifax Waterfront’s historic charm meets modern vibrancy. Here, enjoys free time to explore, take in harbor views, and experience the city’s dynamic blend of old and new.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Admire the neo-Gothic exterior of Saint Mary’s Cathedral, completed in 1899.
• Visit the façade of the Halifax Central Library, renowned for its bold design, sustainability, and community role.
• Enjoy free time at the Halifax Waterfront, a vibrant harbor front with scenic views and local shops.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Hear enlightening commentary about the British overseas territory of Bermuda on a scenic drive to a resort in Somerset Village, where you will indulge in a traditional English tea. The British influence will be apparent most everywhere you go, beginning with the Royal Naval Dockyard. It was established as a British base of operations between Nova Scotia and the West Indies after the English were defeated in the American Revolution, and it was used militarily until abandoned in the 1980s. Bermuda’s first settlers were British – although they arrived inadvertently after being shipwrecked in 1609 – and the self-governing archipelago still follows a parliamentary system based on the United Kingdom’s. Heydon Chapel is perhaps the earliest reminder of England’s presence as it was built in 1620. You might contemplate all that you have seen and heard about Britain over a spot of tea, scones and cakes at the waterfront Willowbank resort.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Settle in for a wonderfully scenic drive and hear commentary that highlights the attractions.
• Recognize Britain’s deep influence in Bermuda, which is still a British overseas territory.
• Enjoy the quintessential English experience – a traditional tea with cakes and scones.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Tucked away in Bermuda’s East End lies an unspoiled hidden paradise of pristine beaches. The Clearwater Beach Triangle will take you away from the beaten bath and crowded beaches to a series of 6 interconnecting utopic beaches, while still offering all of the great facilities and amenities to make a perfect beach day. A representative will greet you on the pier outside of your ship and direct you to Norwegian’s direct tender to St. George’s. Once you arrive in St. George’s, you will be greeted by a charismatic and knowledgeable local guide and escorted onto comfortable mini buses. From there, you will be treated to a guided sightseeing tour on the way to Clearwater Beach in St. David's. When you arrive at Clearwater beach, this will be your base and you will be given an orientation on the facilities of Clearwater, as well as the locations of the 5 other walkable beaches in the area. You will be shown to your special beach section and provided with a sun lounger and shared umbrella. When you are ready, head to the beach restaurant for a local lunch. At your leisure, swim, have lunch or explore the many beaches, and take advantage of the modern facilities available to you. At the end of your beach time, you will be transported back to St. George's before taking the tender right back to your ship.

OVERVIEW

Spend the day your way on this great combination tour of two of Halifax’s favorites. You’ll see the tiny coastal village of Peggy’s Cove by motor coach and then visit Halifax city sites by double-decker bus at your leisure, hop on/hop off style! You’ll be whisked away to the geological and panoramic marvel that is Peggy’s Cove. This beloved fishing village has been a popular destination for travelers for generations. See its unique granite coastline which has been shaped by millions of years of erosion and pounding tides. Once back in Halifax you’ll have time while in port to take in the city’s main highlights aboard a fleet of double decker buses, fully guided. There are seven stops to choose from along the way, including such city highlights as Citadel Hill National Historic Site, the beautiful Public Gardens, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, the Spring Garden Road Shopping district, the Fairview Lawn Titanic Cemetery and plenty more shops and stops.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit the charming fishing village of Peggy’s Cove.
• See the dramatic granite coastline, sculpted by millions of years of erosion and ocean waves.
• Combines nature, history, and city culture in one day.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW
While away the hours at a beach club doing most anything you please while enjoying the carefree setting and included lunch and drinks. Once you arrive at the nearby Snorkel Park Beach Club, an ambassador will show you to your reserved lounger and shared beach umbrella and help you get settled. You will then be free to enjoy the beach club however you wish at your own pace. Feel free to enjoy the included lunch whenever you’re ready. Three hours of unlimited rum sizzles are also included, giving you plenty of time to understand why this citrusy beverage is so popular that it is considered the national drink of Bermuda. Complimentary snorkel gear is also included. The club is an ideal setting for basking in the sun, strolling along the shore and taking a refreshing swim in the sea. If you are feeling more ambitious, a variety of water sports is available with special pricing.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Spend the day at the Snorkel Park Beach Club relaxing however you please.
• Savor the included lunch and three hours of rum sizzles.
• Enjoy the use of a reserved lounger and shared umbrella.
• Bask in the sun, stroll the beach, take a swim and do most anything else you want.

Experience the breathtaking beauty of the north as you travel into the Yukon on this historic rail & motor coach adventure. Begin your day by traveling by motor coach to the White Pass depot where you will board the train for the 67 mile journey into the Yukon. Take the unforgettable journey aboard the "Scenic Railway of the World" and travel from tidewater past the summit of White Pass, a 2,865 foot elevation, and onto beautiful Bennett Lake. Relax in a vintage rail car as you pass Bridal Veil Falls, Inspiration Point and Dead Horse Gulch --This fully narrated tour features panoramic views of mountains, gorges, waterfalls, tunnels, trestles and historic sites. Accessible only by train, Bennett is the site of an abandoned gold rush town located at the end of the Chilkoot & White Pass trails on the shores of the lake. Upon arrival in Bennett, step off the train and journey back in time as you explore the White Pass historic interpretive center or take a self- guided walking tour up to the church, the views are stunning. Re-board the train and enjoy a hearty box lunch as you travel along the shores of the lake and onto the village of Carcross. Once in Carcross, you will have time to visit the charming community prior to boarding your motor coach for the trip down the Klondike Highway and back to your ship in Skagway.

After a short shuttle to the beach site and after receiving some safety instructions, you’ll board your stable sit-on-top double kayaks for a fully-guided and narrated shoreline tour. Your guide will pick the best location and tour route where you’ll enjoy views of rocky coastlines, uninhabited islands and beaches. Along the way your guide will point out coastline creatures such as Bermuda long tails, egrets, herons, and various crustaceans. Following your kayak tour you’ll have the opportunity to swim and relax at the beach before your return transportation.

Snap selfies at the most photogenic spots in and around Halifax and Dartmouth, many of them iconic attractions that define the cities. To ensure the best possible results, a selfie tutor will offer tips so you can capture just the right angle, lighting, and composition for every shot. Your pictures will be ideal for posting on social media and sharing in other ways. As you walk through Halifax and Dartmouth, you will pause at designated selfie stops that include:

HIGHLIGHTS

• Take inspiring selfies at the most photogenic attractions in Halifax and Dartmouth.
• Follow tips from your selfie tutor to ensure the very best pictures.
• Learn the historical significance of the locales while enjoying their dramatic settings.
• Pose with the waterfront district in the background on the ferry ride to Dartmouth.
• Stand before the whimsical Wave statue and the freeform sculpture The Way Things Are.
• Visit the Last Steps Memorial Arch that honors Nova Scotia’s World War I soldiers.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Wear casual, weather-appropriate clothing and comfortable walking shoes.
• Bring a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Be sure your phone or camera is fully charged.