DETAILS
Cruise from New York to Boston and up to Bar Harbor, Maine, and then on to the pristine Canadian Maritime Provinces of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland. Retrace the routes of North America’s intrepid discoverers as we cross the Atlantic, relaxing on deck as the day gives way to night and the radiant glow of sunset fills the sky. Arriving on the “other side of the pond,” call at Cork along Ireland’s dramatic, rugged coast and emerald-green fields, before cruising to Dublin.
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- $4,995
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- Trip Type
- Group Travel Tour, International Ocean & Sea Voyages
- Departure Dates
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May 31, 2023 - Jun 12, 2023
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Tom Moriarity
Tom Moriarity is a nationally recognized preservationist and urban development specialist. Trained as an architect, Tom was one of the founders of the National Trust’s pioneering Main Street Program. As Managing Principal at Retail & Development Strategies LLC, Tom has been involved in major restoration and urban rehabilitation projects across the U.S. and the world. He will bring his expertise on architecture, architectural history, historic preservation and adaptive use that will help each traveler better understand the beauty and significance of the places we will visit. Tom holds two degrees in Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin.
TOUR MAP
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day 1 & 2
Depart home city/ New York, New York/ Embark the ship
Begin your journey in the iconic New York City as you immerse yourself in the best it has to offer. Enjoy included excursions such as a tour of the West Village or Lower Manhattan and the 9/11 Memorial. Embark the Silver Shadow.
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day 3
Boston, Massachusetts
Enjoy a day in the historic city of Boston, where you can opt for such excursions as walking the Freedom Trail, tours of historic Boston and Cambridge, or a panoramic Boston and Harbour Cruise. Finish the day with the Captain’s Welcome Reception on board the ship this evening.
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day 4
Bar Harbor, Maine
One of the first spots in the United States to see the first slivers of honey-colored light each morning, Bar Harbor was the escape of choice for 19th century elite who flocked here to indulge in cool, salty sea breezes, and sweeping coastal scenery. Discover this elegant seashore town with a wander along Shore Path, taking the looping stroll out along the bay to spot the Porcupine Islands, or visit Acadia National park including a lobster lunch.
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day 5
Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada
At the heart of the southwest coast of Nova Scotia lies the pretty little town of Shelburne. Founded in 1873 by Loyalists fleeing the American Civil War, it was briefly one of the largest locales in North America, bigger even than Halifax or Montreal. The story of Black Loyalists, who had been promised their freedom in return for aiding the British cause, is told in the Black Loyalist Heritage Centre, which you can opt to visit on this stop. Looking away from the town at the picturesque bay, the Sandy Point Lighthouse has been standing guard since it was built in 1873 and is accessible on foot at low tide.
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day 6
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Enjoy a day at leisure aboard the ship, where you may enjoy six-star amenities.
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day 7
St. John’s, Newfoundland
Colorful, white‑trimmed buildings splash a haze of beauty across the spectacular Newfoundland coastline. The province’s capital, St. John’s, is one of North America’s oldest and most historically engaging places. It also boasts incredible history as the launch point for grand, transatlantic voyages of the past.
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days 8-11
Cruising the Atlantic Ocean
Enjoy time at leisure aboard the ship as you cruise across the North Atlantic Ocean to Europe.
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day 12
Cork (Ringaskiddy), Ireland
The colorful, quirky “Rebel City” of Cork, Ireland, is a bright and breezy blend of easily‑walkable charm and trademark stunning Irish scenery. Cork, the second largest city in the Republic of Ireland, is the ultimate starting point for exploring some of Ireland’s most dramatic western scenery. Venture down to postcard perfect Cobh or head to Blarney Castle & Gardens to kiss the famous Blarney Stone. Glorious coastal vistas of emerald‑green fields await along Ireland’s scenic, windswept coast.
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day 13
Dublin/Disembark ship/ Return to Home City
After breakfast, disembark the ship and continue on the Dublin Post‑Program Option or transfer to the airport for your return flight home.
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