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Bob & Barbara Petker Invite you to a Fall Foliage Tour and Cruise of New England October 9 to 23, 2010 (15 days) |
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This tour is a unique combination of a seven- night Collette
Fall Foliage Tour of New England plus a seven-night Royal Caribbean Cruise along the New England Coast to New Brunswick and Nova Scotia, Canada. |
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2010![]() 09 Sa: LAX—Boston 7:00 AM Fly Southwest Airlines to Boston arriving at 5:00 PM. Overnight at the Renaissance Waterfront Hotel 10 Su: Boston Start your day with a sightseeing tour that features the Old South Meeting House, the Public Gardens, the Old North Church, Beacon Hill and the U.S.S. Constitution. Stop at the famed Faneuil Hall marketplace, bustling with various street performers and colorful kiosks featuring the handiwork of New England artisans. Before dinner, whisk to the top of the Skywalk Observatory where you’ll behold breathtaking 360-degree panoramic views of the Greater Boston area and beyond. Tonight, the atmosphere becomes very “Ye Olde New England” when you enjoy a welcome dinner at America’s oldest Oyster House, located on the historic Freedom Trail. Renaissance Waterfront Hotel (B,D) 11 Mo: Boston - Freeport, Maine - Bar Harbor Set out on the road that leads to Maine, known for its rockbound coast and soaring granite cliffs. Along the way, stop in Freeport where you’ll visit the world-famous L.L. Bean. Continue up the coast to Bar Harbor, stopping en route at The Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Observatory, one of only three such bridge observatories in the world. Take a high-speed elevator 420 feet to the top of the tower for unforgettable views of Maine’s coast. Spend the next two nights in Bar Harbor, a charming village on Maine’s largest island, Mount Desert. Atlantic Oaks by the Sea Hotel, (B) ![]() 12 Tu: Bar Harbor Guided tour through the Abbe Museum showcasing Maine’s Native American heritage. Afternoon at leisure to stroll down the interesting main street of Bar Harbor. Late afternoon bay cruise to view the Atlantic Ocean’s wildlife through the lens of an underwater video camera. Enjoy a tour of Bar Harbor’s most unique micro-brewery, including tasting, before tying on your plastic bibs and preparing for an authentic Down East Maine Clambake featuring delicious lobster and all the fixings! North Conway Grand Hotel (B,D) 13 We: Bar Harbor - North Conway, New Hampshire Enjoy a stop at Pineland Farm, a working farm set upon 5,000 acres of rolling hills. Tour the farm, creamery and equestrian center and participate in the craft and ecology of the farm North Conway, New Hampshire, where you can spend leisure time strolling through the quaint village or visiting its many outlet stores. North Conway Grand Hotel (B) 14 Th: North Conway - Woodstock, Vermont - Stratton A full day of scenic splendor is yours to behold as you travel from the picturesque White Mountains of New Hampshire to the “Green Mountain State” – Vermont. Traditional white steeple churches, quaint villages and tree-covered mountainsides dot the charming landscape of your journey. In Woodstock, a covered bridge in the town center, along with the beautifully restored Georgian houses that surround the town green, adds credence to its reputation as “the quintessential New England village. Visit the impressive 165 foot deep, mile-long Quechee Gorge, carved by a glacier; and stop at the Simon Pearce glass-blowing shop inside an old mill by the bank of a waterfall. Travel on through southern Vermont and into the ski town of Stratton - your home for the next two nights. Inn at Stratton Mountain (B) ![]() 15 Fri: Stratton - Bennington - Stratton Your exploration of Bennington begins when you venture down “The Road Not Taken” to the gravesite of famed American poet, Robert Frost. See the historic Bennington Battle Monument, a 306-foot stone obelisk honoring the famous Revolutionary War battle. Visit Bennington Museum’s rich collection of Americana, including the largest public collection of works by Grandma Moses, who lived and painted in the area. In Manchester, you will stop in New England’s first Chocolatorium where you will taste and learn about the history and production of chocolate. Visit Hildene, the stunning summer home of Abraham Lincoln’s eldest son, Robert, whose historic home, gardens, trails, woods and farm are set on over 412 acres of picturesque Vermont landscape. Tonight, regale in the camaraderie of your fellow travelers during a farewell dinner. Inn at Stratton Mountain (B,D) 16 Sa: Stratton - Boston, MA - Cruising Return to Boston and transfer to the Royal Caribbean Cruise Ship, the JEWEL OF THE SEA. Departing at 5:00 PM . (B,L,D) YOUR PASSPORT WILL BE NEEDED FOR THIS CRUISE. |
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Su: Portland, Maine: Arrive 7AM, Depart 7 PM ![]() Portland offers a unique combination of Maine's rich history and its own vibrant culture. Local artisans offer their handiwork along the streets of the Arts District and the Old Port Exchange. Colorful boats line the shores of Casco Bay, and wonderful freshly cooked seafood abounds in this charming seaside town. Visit Victoria Mansion, the Wadsworth Longfellow House, see the Portland Head Lighthouse, and discover the village of Kennebunkport.. (B,L,D) 18 Mo: Rockland, Maine: Arrive 7 AM, Depart 7 PM (Replaces Bar Harbor on map) The small town of Rockland is in a part of the Maine coast, world famous for its mountainous and rocky shore with hundreds of harbors and inlets. Rockland can give you an entrancing look at the simple life. Local residents are proud of being coastal Mainers, and have a strong sense of place and of history. Strike up a conversation on the dockside, or along the historic Main Street, and get a sense of what makes Maine so special Be sure to visit the Lighthouse Museum, walk the Rockland Harbor Trail or see the Wyeth Art Center. ( B,L,D) ![]() 19 Tu: St John, New Brunswick: Arr 7:00 AM, Dep 5:30 PM Founded by Loyalists escaping the Revolutionary War in 1785, Saint John has emerged as a thriving port city. Its restored historic waterfront and surrounding natural beauty have made Saint John a wonderful destination. Experience the amazing Reversing Falls Rapids, caused by the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy, visit the historic Trinity Anglican Church and Explore Fort Howe, built in 1777 (B,L,D) 20 We: Cruising: Day to relax, read or take part in some of the many activities aboard ship. (B,L,D) 21 Th: Halifax, Nova Scotia: Arr 9:00 AM, Dep 6:00 PM As your ship comes into port, a bagpiper will welcome you to Halifax, the capital city of Nova Scotia. The "City of Trees" offers the warmth and charm of a small town along with all the excitement you would expect from a great city. Peggy's Cove, Citadel Hill, and the Acadian Country are just a few of the sights that will herald your arrival here. One of the most attractive areas of Halifax is the restored waterfront at the port. (B,L,D) 22 Fr: Cruising; Another day at leisure aboard the luxurious Jewel of the Sea. (B,L,D) 23 Sa: Boston– LAX: Arrive 6:00 AM. After breakfast disembark the ship and transfer to the airport for your 12:25 PM Southwest flight to LAX, change planes in Chicago, arrive LAX at 6:20PM. (B) More information about the cruise, shipboard activites destinations and shore excursions can be found at the Royal Caribbean web site. YOUR PASSPORT WILL BE
NEEDED FOR THIS TOUR
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PRICE![]() Land Tour: $1849.00 Cruise: Inside Stateroom: From 699.00 Ocean View: From 899.00 Balcony: From 1,249.00 CruiseTaxes 68.22 Flight (Estimate)* 300.00 *Flight confirmed after April 8, 2010 Deposit: $500 with application Balance due: August 1, 2010 Cancellation Fees After June 7, 2010: $250 After Aug 7, 2010: $500 plus up to 20% of tour/cruise price After Sept 15, 2010:$500 plus up to 50% of tour/cruise price After Oct 1, 2010: up to 100% of tour/cruise price |
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Insurance (Highly recommended!) $200 premium will cover up to $3,000 of the tour/cruise price, $100,000 emergency medical transportation, $25,000 medical expense, $25,000 accidental death, $500 missed connection, $100 baggage delay, $1000 baggage and personal effects, $500 travel delay. $200 premium should be paid by check to Petker Tours, 3338 El Encanto Ct, Bakersfield CA 93301 when you make your first deposit. |
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To sign up for this tour
please call Bob or Barbara Petker, 661-325-3200. We’ll complete the application and take your credit card info by phone. |