Fall
Foliage Cruise
Tour
#9
New
England/Canadian
plus
optional Bethel Tour
October
9-16, 2010
This
is the Ninth year we are offering a FALL FOLIAGE CRUISE, so you can
enjoy the beautiful colors of fall. This one-week cruise is on one of
Carnival’s largest ships, called the “GLORY” that includes all meals,
entertainment and a variety of activities. Most of all, you will experience
a northeastern autumn when the trees are bright red and the warmth of
summer is still in the air. You will enjoy visiting the exciting ports
of BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS, and PORTLAND, MAINE and then cruise to CANADA
to visit ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK and HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA. There will
be plenty of fun things to do on board this floating resort including
spectacular views along the coastline of New England and Canada. Be
sure to bring plenty of film to capture nature’s bright colored flowers
and trees. Make your own airline reservations to New York or call our
office for the cruise line airfare. There will be the following two
options:
(Option 1) You may take
the Seven-day Cruise and pay as little as $629 per person. If needed,
round-trip transportation from either Newark, Kennedy or LaGuardia Airports
to the ship is available for an additional $80 per person.
(Option 2) After the cruise,
you can include an optional Six-day Bethel Tour as described on Pages
3-9 of this brochure. The total cost depends on how many persons are
sharing a cabin, plus the cost of the New York Bethel Tour from your
departure city as listed in the first column on Page 9. By checking
the price of the Bethel Tour from your city, the additional cost for
the cruise is based on how many persons are sharing a cabin as indicated
on the next page. Transportation to and from the cruise ship is an additional
$80 per person.
Each
evening, dining tables are reserved just for our group to get acquainted
with other friends. Have breakfast in your cabin or the dining room.
For lunch, it’s the Pizzeria, New York Deli, Hong Kong Noodle Shop or
Coney Island Grill. Each night is a five-course menu starting with a
shrimp cocktail or escargot, plus soup and salad. For the entrée, it’s
fresh fish, a steak, rack of lamb or even lobster. For dessert, don’t
miss the Cherries Jubilee or Flaming Baked Alaska. Cruising is one of
the most inexpensive vacations, as everything is included. There will
also be several friends from other parts of the country who will be
sailing on this one week cruise. Make reservations NOW as last year’s
cruise was sold out.
PORTS
OF CALL
NEW YORK... Known as one
of the most famous cities in the world. Ship boarding begins at noon
including lunch. At 4:00 p.m., the ship will depart from the New York
harbor and sail down the Hudson River where you will have views of the
city with its skyscrapers and bridges. You will then have time to begin
exploring the ship and its shops followed by a "Welcome Aboard" dinner
at your reserved tables.
BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS...
Has many attractions including 350 years of colonial history. Explore
the historic streets and buildings. Browse through the hundreds of Marketplace
shops, sidewalk cafés, and markets selling fresh seafood. Take an optional
tour through the countryside along the Atlantic coastline to see a dazzling
display of autumn colors.
PORTLAND,
MAINE...
A full day to explore this historic waterfront city. Its most notable
features are cobblestone streets, red brick architecture, the Museum
of Art, and a harbor with fishing boats and island ferries. A short
distance away is Kennebunkport, a quaint seaport on the coast of Maine,
where many famous people have residences. Here you can see beautiful
Victorian-style mansions built over 200 years ago.
ST. JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK...
Where you can enjoy the cobblestone walkways and the natural beauty
of the city. Take a scenic tour along the Bay of Fundy to St. Andrews
where you will marvel at the natural wonders in the Fundy National Park.
This eastern seaboard is a reminder of just how beautiful this North
American Canadian province is, especially in the fall of the year. You
may even spot some whales and dolphins along the coastline.
HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA...
A city founded 250 years ago, noted for its history and charming waterfront.
Browse through the shops and the Maritime Museum with many Titanic artifacts.
You can take an optional tour to Peggy's Cove and Lighthouse, one of
Canada's most photographed fishing villages. The fall colors of the
trees are like a beautiful painting and will be something you will long
remember. |