Embark on a quintessential New England experience as you sail from New York City along the evergreen coastline towards historic Newport, home to the America's Cup and Portland in the Casco Bay. Venture north towards Canada, stopping in the picturesque towns of Halifax and Sydney, before popping by Charlottetown and the lovely Iles de la Madeleines. Brush up your French next as you'll be sailing into Quebec: Îles-de-la-Madeleines, Gulf of St. Lawrence, and an overnight in Quebec City.

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Being the largest city in the United States, the city that never sleeps will leave you with endless journeys. Take a peaceful bike ride past the wonders of Central Park, see a world class production on the bustling street of Broadway, or find yourself looking at stunning Manhattan views from the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.

Join us for an extensive look at the workings of Broadway and Times Square, hosted by a Leading Theater Historian and Licensed New York City tour guide. This two-and-a-half-hour walking tour gives an in-depth look at what it takes to put on a show from concept to opening night. Learn about the audition process, producing, design, and the day-to-day operation of Broadway&#39;s greatest shows, and visit some legendary hangouts of the Broadway elite. An intensive discussion of Broadway history gives a keen insight into the ever-changing tastes and secrets of the Great White Way: which theaters are lucky, unlucky, and haunted, and how to get the best seats to even the hottest shows. You might even get a chance to meet a working Broadway performer. Step into the Limelight with this once-in-a-lifetime access to Broadway.&nbsp;

Experience an indepth look at the workings of Broadway &amp; Time Square on this private two-and-a-half-hour walking tour lead by a leading theater historian. &nbsp; &nbsp;

History of Broadway

Discover the renowned Hell&rsquo;s Kitchen district along 9th Avenue, where you can experience the origins of Manhattan&rsquo;s street food culture. This 3-mile roundtrip tour includes three food tastings, a stroll through International Row, insights into the lasting legacy of Paddy&rsquo;s Market, and a dive into the vibrant history of Midtown West. You&#39;ll also see the beloved eateries and culinary hubs cherished by locals and theater enthusiasts alike. Situated just moments away from Times Square and major transportation hubs, and close to Central Park and the bustling Midtown business district, Hell&rsquo;s Kitchen epitomizes the dynamic spirit of Manhattan, offering something for everyone and everything for some!

Explore the iconic Hell&#39;s Kitchen neighborhood on 9th avenue where you get a taste of Manhattan&#39;s street food just steps away from Time Square.

Hell&#39;s Kitchen Foodie Walking Tour

A stylish, world-famous yachting center with a long tradition of elegance, the colonial sections of Newport boast many authentic historic buildings, some dating back to the 1600s. Most impressive are the opulent summer "cottages" built by industrial-age tycoons. Fashioned after palaces of Europe, their interiors boast lavish use of marble, alabaster, gilt, mosaics and stained glass complemented by magnificent furnishings and fine tapestries.

Enjoy a personalized excursion allowing you to choose how you spend your time ashore. Go sightseeing or shopping. Maybe linger at a famous landmark or dine at a favorite restaurant. Crystal Cruises is pleased to offer you the option to explore independently with the service of a private classic car and English-speaking guide. Starting from your ship, embark on an itinerary of your own design to explore the city&#39;s main attractions, or sights off the beaten path. The local beauty, history, and culture are yours to discover as you travel at your leisure, enjoying the comfort of a private classic car and the expertise of an English-speaking guide, both at your disposal for four hours. While this service does not include a tour program, entrance fees, meals, refreshments, gratuities or any other incidental charges, including parking and/or tolls, you can either tell your guide where you would like to go or take the guide&rsquo;s suggestions.

For guests wishing to explore independently, Crystal Cruises is pleased to offer this private service by classic car with English-speaking guide. &nbsp;

Newport by Classic Car

Depart the pier by SUV for the approximate 15-minute drive to the heliport, where you will meet your pilot who will give you a brief safety orientation. Then, board your helicopter and begin your 20-minute flightseeing journey over Newport. Take in captivating views of Aquidneck Island, Rose Island, the mighty Newport Bridge, and Ocean Drive. Soar over miles of the most beautiful coastline in the country. You&#39;ll see the Rosecliff Mansion, Marble House, The Elms, and many other famous residences. Get up close and personal with Hammersmith Farm, the Kennedy&rsquo;s Newport summer home, and, of course, experience the grandest of Newport&#39;s 'Summer Cottages,' The Breakers, all from your front row seat in the sky. Once your flightseeing adventure concludes, return to the heliport where your transfer vehicle awaits.

The grandeur of Newport will thrill and delight you beyond expectations when you join this unforgettable flightseeing adventure.

Newport Highlights by Helicopter

Located on beautiful Narragansett Bay, Newport was founded in 1639 as an important shipbuilding center, as well as a key seaport for the infamous triangle trade of rum, molasses, and slaves. In the mid-19th century, it became the summer playground for the Vanderbilts, Astors, and Morgans. Departing by motorized trolley, see the colonial district with its many authentic and restored historical buildings before traversing the world-famous Ten Mile Drive, famous for the rugged beauty of its spectacular coastline. Pause for a brief photo stop at Brenton Point to admire the glorious ocean views. Continue along Ten Mile Drive as your knowledgeable guide shares stories of Newport society at the start of the 20th century. Before returning to your ship, soak-in the opulence along Bellevue Avenue, where society&rsquo;s millionaires built their famous summer &ldquo;cottages.&rdquo;

This brief orientation excursion by motorized trolley will introduce you to a selection of Newport&rsquo;s finest sights, including Ten Mile Drive, Brenton Point, and Bellevue Avenue.

Panoramic Newport

Board your trolley and travel along the rugged coast of Newport. Your knowledgeable, local guide will regale you with fascinating stories of the late 19th-century&rsquo;s Gilded Age on your 22-mile drive around Aquidneck Island. View carefully restored historic buildings and palatial &ldquo;cottages&rdquo; on Bellevue Avenue before glimpsing the beauty of the spectacular coastline along Ten Mile Drive. The highlight of your sightseeing adventure will be a visit to the largest of the Vanderbilt estates, The Breakers. Built in 1895 in the style of a 16th-century northern Italian palace, The Breakers was a summer residence for Cornelius Vanderbilt and his family. With 70 rooms (33 of which were servants&rsquo; quarters), the estate occupies a strategic place on Newport&rsquo;s Cliff Walk, overlooking the Atlantic Ocean. Depart the Vanderbilt mansion and continue driving along Bellevue Avenue before returning to your ship.

Marvel at the opulent mansions inspired by the palaces of Italy and France on this introduction to Newport, with its glittering heritage of stylish living. Highlights include Ten Mile Drive, Bellevue Avenue, and The Breakers Mansion.

Newport & The Breakers Mansion

A short walk from the tender pier brings you to the fleet of America&rsquo;s Cup winners and contenders from the 1950s through the 1970s. Stepping aboard your private vessel, join the helpful crew who stand ready to show you the workings of these &ldquo;greyhounds of the seas.&rdquo; You are invited to participate in sailing, or, if you prefer, you may simply sit back and relax, enjoying picturesque Narragansett Bay. Sail past Castle Hill Lighthouse and tiny Rose Island, which was used in World War I and World War II as a part of the Navy Torpedo Station. Also, pass Hammersmith Farm, the childhood home of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, host of Jacqueline and John F. Kennedy&rsquo;s wedding reception, and a favorite vacation home for the couple, earning the estate the title of &ldquo;Summer White House.&rdquo; Having experienced the thrill and prestige of America&rsquo;s Cup sailing, return to shore and your ship.

There could hardly be a better place to experience the thrill of America&rsquo;s Cup sailing than here in Newport. Not only is Newport considered the sailing capital of the world, it was also host to the America&rsquo;s Cup from 1930 to the famed match of 1983, when Australia won the Cup, which had been in the hands of the United States since the regatta&rsquo;s first match in 1851. &nbsp;

America&#39;s Cup Sailing

A short walk from the tender pier is the M/V Rum Runner II, a comfortable 50-foot classic Elco Motor yacht and your host for today&rsquo;s cruise. Sailing through the harbor and down the East Bay Passage, learn about the history of the five lighthouses you will see along the way: Rose Island Lighthouse, Newport Harbor Light, Lime Rock Lighthouse, Castle Hill Light, and Beacon Light. All of the lighthouses have been restored and remain active aids to navigation. Return to your ship with tales to share of the historic lighthouses, their keepers&rsquo; daring rescues at sea, and the region&rsquo;s legendary hurricanes, shipwrecks, and sunken submarines.&nbsp;

Before Global Positioning Systems and radar, there were lighthouses, the reliable guides used by captains to safely find their way into harbor. Take this informative, narrated cruise for a chance to appreciate Newport&rsquo;s nostalgic lighthouses. &nbsp;

Harbor Lighthouse Cruise

The largest city in Maine and the state`s social and economic capital, Portland is a vibrant and historic destination. A favorite place for strolling, dining, shopping and entertainment is the Old Port, a revitalized warehouse district made all the more interesting for its connection to the working waterfront. The Arts District is situated just a few blocks away and is considered the city`s secret treasure. Word is fast getting out, however, because the neighborhood is home to an array of art galleries, antiques shops, artists` studios and world-class museums such as the Portland Museum of Art. Any exploration of the Arts District should include a walk along Congress Street for a glimpse into the city&amp;rsquo;s history, a highlight of which is the Wadsworth-Longfellow House, the 19th-century home of the famed poet. Another well-known writer, Stephen King, was born here in Portland in 1947.

Your experience today centers on some of the highlights of Portland, aptly named the 'Jewel by the Sea' by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, one of America&#39;s most widely known and best-loved poets of the 19th century born and raised in Portland. Begin by exploring Portland&#39;s vibrant working waterfront; maybe you will see the lobster boats unloading their catch and learn about the historic wharves and their relationship to the sea. &nbsp;With over 350 years of history as a center for shipping, fishing, commerce, and travel, the Portland Working Waterfront is a unique mix of heritage and innovation.&nbsp; You will pass by Longfellow&#39;s boyhood home, sea captain houses, and elegant mansions as you drive through historic neighborhoods overlooking the islands of Casco Bay.&nbsp; A stop is made at Portland Head Light, a historic lighthouse in Cape Elizabeth. &nbsp;The light station sits on a head of land at the entrance of the primary shipping channel into Portland Harbor. Completed in 1791, it is the oldest lighthouse in Maine. &nbsp;This historic landmark set in Fort Williams Park is the most photographed lighthouse in America; now it&#39;s your chance! &nbsp;The views from the lighthouse are simply breathtaking. Not only are the waves and seas around it stunning, but you can also view four more lighthouses from there.&nbsp; Stroll through the small museum in the former keepers&#39; house built in 1891 as a duplex for the head Keeper and the Assistant Keeper and their families. The history of Portland Head Light is told through exhibits as you learn about life as a 'keeper,' the history of Fort Williams, Portland Harbor, and much more. &nbsp; The adjacent ninety-acre Fort Williams Park offers picnic facilities, hiking opportunities, sports and recreation areas, historic fort structures, and unlimited ocean views.

Explore Portland&#39;s vibrant working waterfront, steeped in 350 years of shipping, fishing, commerce, and travel history. Drive through historic neighborhoods and pass Longfellow&#39;s boyhood home, sea captain houses, and elegant mansions. Stop at Portland Head Light, the oldest lighthouse in Maine and the most photographed in America. Take in the stunning views of the seas around it and the four other lighthouses visible from there. Visit the small museum in the former keepers&#39; house and learn about life as a 'keeper,' the history of Fort Williams, Portland Harbor, and more. Fort Williams Park offers picnic facilities, hiking opportunities, sports, recreation areas, and unlimited ocean views.

Portland Highlights and Portland Head light

Your experience in the picturesque coastal town of Kennebunkport starts with a guided tour of the area&#39;s history. Between the historic shipbuilding and fishing industries, there&#39;s plenty to take in.&nbsp; Between the 17th and 19th centuries, shipbuilding boomed along Kennebunk rivers, and the stately homes you will see offer a window into the lives of the era&#39;s wealthy sea captains, shipwrights, and merchants.&nbsp; When the vessels became too big for the rivers, and attention turned to the ocean in the late 19th century, grand 'cottages' began cropping up on Kennebunkport&#39;s winding Ocean Avenue that stretches along the rocky coast for miles. You can admire these elegant residences&#39; &nbsp;each boasting a unique story and charm, including the legendary Bush Estate, an iconic landmark steeped in history and offering a glimpse into the lives of one of America&#39;s prominent political families. Continue to the Saint Anthony Franciscan Monastery is an active monastery; the beautiful grounds are open to the public and are a sanctuary of peace and serenity; admire the spiritual monuments that inspire contemplation and reflection. In addition to the historical sights and ocean views, the town itself is charming and full of character. The quaint vibe of the town is a highlight of the area; after immersing yourself in the wonders of Kennebunkport&#39;s past, indulge in some free time to explore Dock Square, the vibrant heart of the town. You can indulge in shopping and the lively atmosphere of open-air cafes. Explore the charming boutiques, art galleries, and restaurants that line the streets, and witness local artists showcasing their talent along the wharves.&nbsp; When visiting Kennebunkport in summer, spending some time at the beach is essential. The soft sand and gentle waves make it the perfect place to unwind and soak up some sun.

In Kennebunkport, you&#39;ll be captivated by the town&#39;s rich history, from shipbuilding to the grand 'cottages' along Ocean Avenue. See for youeself the stately homes of sea captains and merchants, including the legendary Bush Estate. Discover tranquility at the Saint Anthony Franciscan Monastery&#39;s beautiful grounds, open to the public. Dock Square offers a charming vibe with its shops, art galleries, and restaurants, while local artists display their talents along the wharves. Kennebunkport is a coastal gem that combines history, charm, and natural beauty in one unforgettable destination.

The Charms of Kennebunkport  

Explore Portland&#39;s historic Old Port&#39;s fishing piers, cobbled streets, and historic brick buildings that will transport you back in time, but the energy of the area is anything but old. Your local guide will entertain you with colorful stories of the city&#39;s fascinating past and vibrant present.&nbsp; Start your experience with a stroll along the Eastern Promenade, a waterfront trail built along an old rail corridor that offers spectacular harbor and ocean views on one side and stunning properties, former old sea captains&#39; residences, that still keep watch over the bay on the other. Learn about the vibrant arts and music scene and numerous restaurants that have gained Portland a &nbsp;reputation as 'America&#39;s Foodiest Small Town,' according to Bon App&eacute;tit magazine.&nbsp; You will also enjoy a private tour of the historic U.S. Custom House, one of the city&#39;s most iconic buildings, located adjacent to the Portland Harbor. It is a significant part of Maine&#39;s maritime heritage and an impressive and intact example of post-Civil War Renaissance Revival style architecture. It harkens back to the days when Portland was one of the country&#39;s busiest ports; built between 1867&ndash;1872 after the Great Fire of 1866 destroyed 1,800 buildings in the center of Portland; it was designed to be fireproof!&nbsp;

Experience Portland&#39;s charm and history on a guided tour through the Old Port&#39;s enchanting fishing piers, cobblestone streets, and iconic brick buildings. Enjoy a captivating journey through time, as your guide shares the colorful tales of the city&#39;s rich past and dynamic present. Begin your adventure with a leisurely stroll along the Eastern Promenade, where breathtaking harbor and ocean vistas await. As part of the tour, enjoy an exclusive visit to the historic U.S. Custom House, a cherished landmark steeped in Maine&#39;s maritime heritage.

Heart of Portland&#39;s Old Port & Beyond History Walking Tour

Mixing fresh, local ingredients with a community of dedicated, inventive chefs, Portland&#39;s food and drink scene is a successful recipe that regularly wins accolades. Year after year, Portland is consistently ranked as one of the top food cities in America &ndash; and for a good reason. Accessibility to farm-fresh produce and world-class wine from the Willamette Valley makes it easy to source quality ingredients no matter the time of year. Your friendly and engaging tour guide will lead the way on this delicious experience undertaken at a leisrely pace as you visit several Old Port and neighboring artisanal shops, restaurants, and pubs. You&#39;ll be able to sample a delectable mix of classic Maine, Maine-inspired, up-and-coming, cultural, and fancy foods and beverages! The servings you may enjoy on this tour are varied and mouth-watering. Examples of tastings may include any of the following; fresh-picked lobster rolls, baked-from-scratch confections from a hip local bakery, fresh fish tacos, Maine crabmeat maki rolls, farmer&#39;s market-sourced soups, or a classic Maine seafood 'chowdah.' You might get to taste iconic Maine craft beer and dark chocolate truffles made with Aroostook County potatoes; variations regularly occur. You will meet and greet culinary artisans along the way, learning what inspires them and how they got their start and a lively narration from your guide. You&#39;ll also get to hear about the colorful, social, and culinary history unique to the 'Port City' of Portland. With so much delicious food and drink, this tour is a must-do for any foodie visiting the Old Port area. Prepare your taste buds for an unforgettable culinary experience.

Explore the delicious culinary scene of Portland on a tour that takes you to several artisanal shops, restaurants, and pubs in the Old Port area. Portland&#39;s food and drink scene is a recipe for success, blending fresh, local ingredients with inventive chefs. Sample a mouth-watering mix of classic Maine, Maine-inspired, cultural, and fancy foods and beverages. Tastings could include fresh-picked lobster rolls, delicious fish tacos, and Maine seafood 'chowdah' but there&#39;s so much more than seafood. Meet culinary artisans along the way and learn about their inspiration and history. With so much delicious food and drink, this tour is a must-do for any foodie visiting the Old Port area. &nbsp;

Portland&#39;s Old Port Culinary Walking Tour

Bagpipers bid a warm welcome to Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia and the most Scottish of all Canada’s great cities. The Citadel Fortress, which dates to the city’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.

You will be immersed in the history and culture of Halifax on this introductory drive through the streets of the beautiful city. See the Old Town Clock, St Paul&rsquo;s Church, the Historic Properties and much more as you discover the people and places that have shaped one of the most captivating cities in North America. A highlight will be a drive up and around Citadel Hill, a centuries-old fortress in the heart of Downtown Halifax. Your visit will be complemented by a leisurely stroll through the Halifax Public Gardens, one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984.

Enjoy an overview tour of Downtown Halifax during which you will see several local landmarks and visit the Halifax Public Gardens. &nbsp;

Halifax Highlights

After traveling southwest from the city, you will follow a portion of the scenic Lighthouse Route past White&rsquo;s Lake, a fine trout fishing area. Nearby, view picturesque fishing villages nestled along the shore. During your one-and-a-half-hour stay at Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, enjoy independent time viewing the craggy coastline with its bold granite outcrops and impressive lighthouse.&nbsp; Peggy&#39;s Cove is a small fishing village and home to the Peggy&rsquo;s Point Lighthouse, where you will wintness the power of the sea, immerse yourself in the natural landscape, and experience the sights and sounds of the village Join your knowledgeable guide for a brief walking tour of Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, including a visit to the art gallery of the late marine artist William de Garthe. After leaving Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, follow the scenery of the South Shore to the Shore Club, where a hearty lunch awaits. Enjoy a succulent, one-pound lobster complemented with salad, rolls, dessert and beverages. After lunch, take a moment to savor the splendor of the surrounding scenic beauty at Hubbards before returning to your ship.

Enjoy a scenic drive to the amazing Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, you will have free time to explore the lighthouse and the rugged coastline that is a maritime tradition. After exploring the fishing village and lighthouse iindulge in a delicious lobster lunch with all of the fixings.&nbsp;

Peggy&#39;s Cove & Lobster Lunch

To truly experience the sheer majesty and power of the Atlantic Ocean, you must travel along the winding coastal highway of the Lighthouse Route to the tiny fishing village and unspoiled beauty of Peggy&rsquo;s Cove.&nbsp; Learn about the area from your tour guide while en route to this authentic fishing village which has been an inspiration for artists and an irresistible lure for budding and seasoned adventurers for more than 200 years. Peggy&rsquo;s Cove is a small rural community located on the eastern shore of St. Margarets Bay and the site of Peggy&rsquo;s Cove Lighthouse, one of the most pitturesque lighthouses in Nova Scotia. The village boasts colorful houses and fishing shacks and is perched on a solid stone inlet that overlooks the restless waters of the Atlantic. The tell tale signs of wear and tear of the ocean and its punishing storms are present, yet the houses, along with the small population of 40 people who live here remain strong.&nbsp; You will have plenty of time to explore the Cove and to view one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world.? Also take in a famous piece of artwork inspired by this harsh yet breathtaking landscape, a granite carving by local resident William deGarthe that beautifully depicts the life and the people of the area.

One of the most renowned sightseeing attractions of any visit to Halifax is Peggy&rsquo;s Cove. Join us on a scenic drive through the beautiful Nova Scotia countryside en route to this dramatic lighthouse point that has provided a never-ending source of inspiration to artists and photographers alike.

Peggy&#39;s Cove Acquaintance

Your journey begins as your tour guide describes the day when local ships were dispatched to rescue the victims of the ill-fated RMS Titanic. Gain additional perspective on the event when you pause at the Fairview Cemetery to contemplate the rows of gravestones that mark the final resting place of 121 souls who perished in the North Atlantic Sea. Next, proceed to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which houses a permanent Titanic exhibit. Here, you will have the chance to inspect photographs, wooden artifacts, and the only intact Titanic deck chair in the world. You will also learn about the devastating Halifax Explosion, which occurred just five years after the sinking of Titanic. In 1917, the Mont Blanc, a French ship loaded with munitions, collided with the Belgian Relief ship, Imo, in the Halifax harbor. The resulting explosion leveled the north end of Halifax, killing or injuring thousands. In addition to hearing facts and figures concerning these disasters at sea, you will discover many stories of compassion as the world reached out to help Halifax and its residents overcome the loss and rebuild their lives.&nbsp;

Halifax has many connections to the sinking of RMS Titanic, and you will learn about those on this tour. &nbsp;Highlights will include a visit to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which boasts an impressive Titanic exhibit, and to Fairview Lawn Cemetery where 121 of the victims are buried.

Halifax Remembers the Titanic

It&rsquo;s not Napa Valley, it is the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia&rsquo;s Wine Country. &nbsp;Join this scenic and tasty tour to travel into the heart of the Annapolis Valley along the shores of the Bay of Fundy. Eenjoy wine tastings at three unique and award-winning Nova Scotia wineries. Tour the vineyards, taste three to four wines at each stop and finally relax with a local cheese tasting and a final wine tasting. Learn about Nova Scotia&rsquo;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. You will also learn about the rich Acadian history including the dykelands of Grand Pre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, their deportation and the Cajun connection. Enjoy beautiful views of the rising tides from the Bay of Fundy and Cape Blomidon with lots of great photo opportunities.&nbsp;

Travel to the Annapolis Valley, the lush farmland of Nova Scotia, to experience three of our top wineries including tours and tastings of local wines, and a tasting of local cheese.&nbsp;

Annapolis Valley Wine & Cheese

Head out for a private sail aboard, the Reverie, a 50-foot catamaran, and Halifax&rsquo;s newest luxury sailing experience.&nbsp; Cruise the famous Halifax Harbor which is known as one of the largest and deepest ice-free harbors in the world. J. Farwell Sailing Co has operated a 45&#39; Beneteau Oceanis sailing yacht on the Halifax Waterfront since 2017. The company has built a strong brand associated with quality, adventure, and luxury, and have earned numerous awards and high rankings within Nova Scotia.&nbsp; During your sail, enjoy light refreshments of local wine, cheese, and charcuterie.&nbsp;

Enjoy a sailing cruise in Halifax Harbor aboard the Reverie which will be complemented by local wine, cheese, and charcuterie.&nbsp;

Sailing along the Halifax Harbor

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

From motor coach views of Sydney&rsquo;s historical quarter, and boating on Bras d&rsquo;Or Lake to exploring the lakeside resort village of Baddeck, this excursion packs a scenic punch. After boarding a coach at the pier, first enjoy a brief look around Sydney&rsquo;s historical area, while your guide fills you in on the town&rsquo;s fascinating past. Leaving Sydney, take a fast route to reach the resort town of Baddeck, which sits on the shores of pretty Bras d&rsquo;Or Lake in the middle of Cape Breton Island. Don&rsquo;t miss out on the magical views to enjoy along the way of Boularderie Island, Seal Island Bridge, the Great Bras d&rsquo;Or Channel, Kelly&rsquo;s Mountain and St. Ann&rsquo;s Bay. Once you have boarded the Winstar, a 100-passenger vessel, you&rsquo;ll cross the world&rsquo;s deepest channel that is around 275 meters (approximately 900 feet) in depth and enjoy views of Alexander Graham Bell&rsquo;s former home. Enjoy the stunning beauty of the pristine lake and its surroundings during the boat ride, as bald eagles circleoverhead. Returning to dry land, you will have time to explore Baddeck on your own for a while, before the coach transfer returns you to the pier and your ship.

Travel to charming Baddeck, and enjoy a sailing on the Bras d&rsquo;Or Lake aboard the Winstar followed by free time for independent exploration.&nbsp;

Sailing on the Bras d&#39;Or Lakes

Discover Sydney&rsquo;s heritage and colorful character, from its founding by Loyalists in 1785 to the present day. You will also learn why the harbor is among the most strategic on the Atlantic, and why it played a major role in both World Wars. Another highlight is the former &ldquo;company community&rdquo; of Whitney Pier, where employees of the steel and coal industries forged their lives. The steel plant was the main source of employement for Sydney throughout most of the 20th century.&nbsp; Your scenic drive takes you along the coast, through mining towns and past the Lingan wind farm, the headland area on the Cabot Strait that is home to nine large wind turbines. Your tour concludes at the pier.&nbsp;

Discover beautiful Sydney, the historic capital of Cape Breton and largest urban centre on Cape Breton Island. Enjoy this introductory drive through Sydney&rsquo;s historic North End, downtown, Whitney Pier and past other area highlights.

Sydney Highlights

Begin your half day excursion with a journey by motor coach through some of the island&rsquo;s most dynamic landscapes. Weave your way past rugged countryside and along the shores of the famous Bras d&rsquo;Or Lakes.&nbsp; After approximately one hour, arrive at the Nova Scotia Highland Village Museum, an open-air museum situated on a stunning 43-acre property overlooking the Bras d&rsquo;Or Lakes. Established in 1959, the educational and representational Highland Village brings together historic and replica structures, carefully curated collections and artifacts, entertaining activities and tales, while costumed animators passionate about sharing local culture, compellingly tell the story of Gaelic settlement in Nova Scotia. Enjoy approximately two hours on this sweeping, scenic site where you&rsquo;ll take part in a special storytelling tour conducted by costumed staff. You will also participate in a &ldquo;milling frolic,&rdquo; a hands-on textile-working experience that will have you singing Gaelic songs, drinking tea and nibbling on traditional Scottish oatcakes. All too soon, it will be time to depart this center for Gaelic culture and rejoin your motor coach for the return journey to your ship.&nbsp;

Savor Cape Breton&rsquo;s scenery en route to the Nova Scotia Highland Village Museum, an outdoor living history experience complete with costumed animators, farm animals and period buildings, during an excursion that highlights the Gaelic culture of 'New Scotland'. Immerse in an outdoor living history museum dedicated to Nova Scotia&rsquo;s Gaelic folk-life, culture, and language.&nbsp;

Heart of the Island

The Fortress of Louisbourg was originally settled in 1713. Between 1720 and 1740, defensive walls were constructed around what was then a thriving fishing town. The fort became known as the &ldquo;Gibraltar of the North&rdquo; and the &ldquo;Dunkirk of America,&rdquo; both fitting nicknames for a formidable protector against British ships entering the Saint Lawrence River.&nbsp; In the 1960s, a reconstruction of one-quarter of the fortified town was undertaken, restoring it to its original appearance using French masonry techniques and even original stones. The result is Canada&rsquo;s most ambitious attempt to recall the past relationship between France and the American colonies.&nbsp; Your visit to this living museum will be conducted in two parts, beginning with a guided walk among the restored buildings. After you have finished discovering the site with your guide, enjoy some free time to explore on your own. Immerse yourself in the feel of the mid-18th century, as you stroll the streets, perhaps stopping for a snack or meandering through the lovely gardens. Enjoy watching the past come to life while you browsethe many exhibits, mingle with costumed interpreters, encounter lively reenactments, witness a demonstration of period weapons, see a puppet show, and admire buildings furnished to reflect the period.

Step back in time to 1744 at the Fortress of Louisbourg, a meticulous reconstruction of the fort that played a significant role in history and is today the flagship of Parks Canada. Enjoy a mighty half day adventure where you&rsquo;ll be transported back to French colonial life. Immerse yourself in the region&rsquo;s diverse history as you explore a beautiful coastal landscape.

Fortress of Louisbourg

Begin your experience from the Sydney Pier and travel by motor coach through some of the Island&rsquo;s most dynamic scenery, weaving a route through rugged countryside, touching the shores of the famous Bras d&rsquo;Or Lakes before arriving in Eskasoni where you will be greeted and welcomed by the Mi&#39;maq. &nbsp;Eskasoni is one of the 5 Mikmaq communities in Cape Breton and is the largest Mikmaq community in the World with a population of 4,000 with close ties to traditional culture and beliefs. Guided walking exploration of Goat Island, including traditional Mi&#39;kmaq food tasting, demonstration and hands-on experience, basket making, waltes game, and dancing.

Learn about the Mi&rsquo;maq people and their traditions in Eskasoni on Goat Island on this fascinating half-day experience.

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 National Historic Site & Elegant Eye 

Cape Breton is world renown for reviving, preserving, and promoting Celtic music and is considered the international center of this lively and celebratory style of music, dancing and storytelling. Cape Breton is also known for the unique style of playing the fiddle. To see and hear this unique music, look no further than the Marine Terminal&#39;s landmark giant fiddle across from your ship. Complete with bow and strings, the fiddle was forged out of solid steel, weighs 10 tons, and measures 54 feet high over 14 feet wide. After meeting at the giant fiddle, you will be piped into the Kavanaugh Room for a personal performance. Enjoy a traditional musical experience unique to Cape Breton Island. The insland&rsquo;s music is influenced by Scottish, Irish and Acadian traditions, and this program gives you full immersion into the heritage with a fiddler, a singer and a Celtic dancer. Refreshments, including traditional Cape Breton oatcakes will be served. After the performance you are free to return to your ship or browse the many nearby shops.

Celebrate the musical heritage of Cape Breton - the Celtic capital of North America. &nbsp;Listen to the traditional music that is unique to Cape Breton Island.&nbsp; Professional local entertainers will sing, step dance and of course, play the lively fiddle for your enjoyment.

Spirit of the Fiddle: The Sounds of Cape Breton 

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`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’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`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’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.&nbsp; 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 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 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

You will travel to beautiful Brackley Beach, where experienced culinary guides from the Brackley Bay Oyster Company will show you first-hand why Atlantic Canada is world-famous for its delectable cuisine. In this unique culinary experience, you will learn about oyster cultivation, taste delicious oysters shucked right in front of you and feast on mouthwatering lobster rolls and kettle chips made from PEI&#39;s famous potatoes. What meal would be complete without a drink? You won&#39;t be able to resist a cold glass of local beer! In addition to satiating your appetite, you will gain a first-hand understanding and appreciation of Maritime seafood, as you learn about how Islanders live from sea to table.

Atlantic Canada is world-famous for its delectable cuisine. In this unique culinary experience, you will learn about the cultivation of oysters, feast on fresh PEI lobster and gain a first-hand understanding and appreciation of sea to tablecuisine.

The World Is Your Oyster: A PEI Culinary Experience

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

Amidst breathtaking nature, find Iles-de-la-Madeleine, a remote archipelago in the Gulf of St. Laurence. Shaped by the forces of nature, this windswept paradise is a picturesque landscape of red sandstone cliffs, rolling dunes, and white sand beaches. Step off the beaten path and wander the narrow, cobblestone streets of the charming french-acadian villages where you can immerse yourself in the history of this maritime culture. Enjoy contemporary life on the island with visits to local artisanal galleries , and when day turns to night, admire the beauty of the northern lights.

Explore the north end of Magdalene Island, Grosse Île, renowned for its stunning scenery with shades of blue and green waters, golden sand beaches, dynamic sand dunes, and contrasting green hills against red cliffs. A local guide will narrate the rich history of the Islands and the Acadian settlers who colonized the archipelago. Arriving in the village of Grosse Île, an English settlement of 500 Irish descendants, you&#39;ll drive by the salt mine while the guide explains its significance.Next, head to the Grosse Île fishing harbor, home to 45-50 lobster fishermen. Visit the lobster pond, which during the fishing season, processes up to 5 million pounds of lobster from early May to early July. The state-of-the-art refrigerated installations feature basins and vertical shower systems that circulate water quickly through lobster crates, creating an oxygen-rich environment. This ensures the highest quality lobsters, from harvest through delivery. At the end of the visit, you&#39;ll have the chance to taste some lobster.The tour continues to the wharf, where you&#39;ll meet a lobster fisherman who will share insights into how the community&#39;s daily life is intertwined with the sea. Learn about the history, the boats, the lobster traps, and the importance of conservation. You&#39;ll hear fascinating stories from the locals.The lobster of the Îles de la Madeleine is celebrated for its superior quality. According to gourmet experts, it stands out for its exceptional flavor, flesh quality, and optimized nutritional values. The lobster grows in a natural habitat of rocky bottoms around the archipelago, resulting in a solid, mineral-rich shell—a sign of a healthy crustacean. Additionally, lobster fishing is only permitted in the spring, ensuring a full, highly valued, and distinctively tasting flesh right before the molting season.

This scenic getaway from Cap-aux-Meules to Grosse iles is all yours on this half-day adventure, which also includes meeting with experienced fishermen, a visit inside a lobster wharf and fresh lobster tasting.

Discover Grosse Ile 

Come and see the extent of the erosion that sculpts our cliffs. Observe up close the beauty of the coastline and the eroded caves formed by the wind and the sea, from Cap-aux-Meules to Gros-Cap. This unique, breathtaking landscape can only be appreciated from the sea.Join your guide as they share a bit of history and point out various species of birds. Learn about lobster fishing and assist with a demonstration by raising a lobster trap. Your guide will explain the process of lobster trapping, an industry that is the most important on the Islands, started in 1875.Additionally, the guide will provide insights into the Entry Islands, which are not connected to the archipelago but have a maximum population of 80 people. Learn about the unique lifestyle on these islands and the broader context of island life.

Cruise along the coastline and admire the Islands&#39; captivating red cliffs, sculpted by the sea and learn about coastal erosion and the geological formations that shape this remarkable landscape.

Caves & Cliffs by Boat

The &Icirc;les de la Madeleine Archipelago, an exotic miniature paradise where the warmth and generosity of the inhabitants are legendary, is a treasure trove of tasty, tempting locally produced foods. During the Flavours Circuit you will meet with several local producers and discover from them the passion and love that they have for their work. &nbsp;Visits to include Pied-de-Vent Cheese Factory a cottage-industry cheese factory, Economuseum Fumoir d&#39;Antan a typical smokehouse which inlcudes herring &amp; Mackrel. &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;

Enjoy the tastes and flavours during this unique tasking experience &nbsp;of Iles de la Madeleine Archipelago.

Taste of the Islands

Discover the highlights of the Magdalen Islands as we immerse ourselves in a blend of history, tradition, and natural beauty. Our journey begins with a visit to the historic La Verniere Wooden Church, built in 1876, which stands as a testament to the island&#39;s rich heritage. This architectural gem is a designated historical monument and ranks as the second-largest wooden church in North America. Next, we&#39;ll explore &Agrave; l&#39;abri de La Temp&ecirc;te, a brewery committed to utilizing local raw materials in crafting its beers. From locally malted barley to fresh flowers, marine algae, and herbs, each brew is infused with the distinct flavors of the island. Indulge in a sampling of these unique creations. Continuing our adventure, we&#39;ll meander through La C&ocirc;te, where charming boutiques, skilled craftsmen, and a cozy coffeehouse line the streets, offering a picturesque view of the fishing harbor. Nearby, Le Fl&acirc;neur art gallery beckons with its collection of paintings and handmade dolls, accompanied by a tearoom boasting an impressive selection of over 50 teas and freshly baked bread from an outdoor oven reminiscent of times past. Our final destination is Cap-H&eacute;riss&eacute; Lighthouse, standing proudly amidst striking sculpted cliffs, providing a breathtaking conclusion to our exploration of the Magdalen Islands.

The Magdalen Islands are renowned for their abundance of fresh local produce. On your excursion, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to connect with the passionate local producers at l&rsquo;Abri de la Temp&ecirc;te brewery. Immerse yourself in their dedication and love for their craft as they share their insights with you.

Highlights of Cap-aux-Meules Islands

Your guided tour will start with a stop at Le Site d&rsquo;Autrefois, to discover fishermen&#39;s traditional lifestyle. Claude Bourgeois is a former captain who started fishing at the age of 15 years old with his father on a lobster boat, learn about his passion of fishing true history and demonstration of making of nets, fishing traps and the evolution of the fisheries since the Acadian settled on these. Enjoy some free time walking through his village and get inside different building located on the site. Next, you&#39;ll make your way to the historical site of la Grave located on the southwest part of Havre Aubert Islands. &nbsp;La Grave was the site of the Islands&#39; first settlement as well as the beginning of the archipelago&#39;s fishery. The beach was a favorite spot for fishing and commerce and still maintains its maritime flavour.&nbsp; After, you&#39;ll travel to Atelier Cotier a one-of-a-kind studio where sand from the Islands is transformed into unique sculptures, sand treasures to forever remind visitors of the beauty of this site. Atelier Cotier was the founder of the Iles de la Madeleine sandcastle contest that being held every year in August since 1985. &nbsp;Our final stop will be at the Borgot lighthouse which offer striking view of cliffs sculptured by the sea.

Explore the history and traditions of Havre Aubert by visiting La Grave of D&#39;Autrefois and Atelier Cotier. Here, you will learn about the authentic fishing industry and settlements that date back to the 19th century.

Fisherman & Acadian Settlement 

Located on the east coast of North America, the St. Lawrence River is a body of water that crosses the provinces of Quebec and Ontario in Canada, as well as the state of New York in the US. Wealthy in diverse wildlife, this important river is also rich in history and unique landscapes such as the Thousand Islands.

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.

Begin at the pier as you walk with your guide towards Old Qu&eacute;bec. As your walk through the narrow cobblestone streets, relive the city&#39;s rich history brought to life through its impressive archeological sites, historic buildings, picturesque houses, spectacular cathedrals, and imposing fortifications.

One of the best ways to discover Qu&eacute;bec&rsquo;s historical district is by walking through its narrow cobblestone streets. Your Qu&eacute;b&eacute;cois guide will introduce you to this city&rsquo;s rich history as you experience it up-close and personal.

Old Québec by Foot

Begin your excursion with a scenic narrated drive to the Montmorency Falls.&nbsp; When you arrive at the falls, take in the captivating views of the countryside and the island of Orleans as you ride your a cable car 272&#39; up to Montmorency Falls. Walk the trails of the mountain and get your cameras ready for all the angles of the picturesque Montmorency Falls. Whether standing beside it or walking over the majestic falls, there is no bad view of this incredible natural wonder.&nbsp; After enjoying your time at the falls, you will make your way to the Island of Orleans. Once you arrive on the island, you will sample a variety of local delights like ciders, maple products, and fresh produce, all while experiencing the island&#39;s rich agricultural, historical and cultural heritage. The tour provides a sensory journey through the flavors of &Icirc;le d&#39;Orl&eacute;ans. Board your luxury vehicle back to the ship.&nbsp;

Experience the breathtaking beauty of Quebec City&#39;s natural wonders on a tour to the Montmorency Falls and the Island of Orleans. &nbsp;

Montmorency Falls & the Island of Orléans

Immerse yourself in the rich history of Quebec&rsquo;s story with beer and spirits. A brief but unforgettable journey into the heart of Saint-Roch&#39;s and Limoilou&rsquo;s brewing and distilling. From the fascinating distillation process to the art of brewing, savor curated tastings and discover the unique flavors that define this vibrant local scene.&nbsp;

Discover the art of distilling and brewing in the vibrant neighborhoods of Saint-Roch and Limoilou on an engaging Distillery and Brewery Tour.

Quebec City Distillery & Brewery Tour

Enjoy a captivating evening/night tour of Wendake, including with the mesmerizing ONHWA&rsquo; Lumina Experience, an enchanting multimedia journey through Huron-Wendat culture. Your evening starts with the Myths and Legends experience which is a hosted in the national longhouse Ekionkiestha&rsquo;, this traditional dwelling of the Iroquoian peoples&mdash;constructed entirely of wood and bark and warmed by three fires&mdash;creates a magical backdrop for this extraordinary immersive encounter. After the Myths and Legends experience, indulge in a culinary delight inspired by Indigenous terroir. Immerse yourself in an unforgettable exploration of Wendake&#39;s cultural heritage beneath the night sky. As night descends, follow a .75 mile/1.2 km pathway where you will be captivated by the enchantment of light, sound, and video projections. This multimedia journey will envelop you in a shared adventure brimming with emotions, bridging the founding myth to a future of unity and continuity. Beneath the starlit sky, embrace the ancient rhythms and songs of our ancestors. Enter the Great Circle and sense your interconnectedness with all living creatures. Experience the world of the Wendat people through Onhwa&rsquo;. Following this incredible adventure, you will board the bus again and make your way back to the pier.

Embark on a captivating evening/night tour of Wendake and learn about the Wendat people&nbsp;and traditions&nbsp;including with the mesmerizing ONHWA&rsquo; Lumina Experience.

Wendat Nation & ONHWA&#39; Lumina Experience by Nightt

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