New England Voyage

DAY 1: WELCOME TO NEW YORK CITY!

Fly into the Big Apple for a delightful dinner at a local favorite and check into the historic Hotel Beacon in Manhattan’s Upper West Side for a two-night stay. D

DAY 2: MANHATTAN

Explore the boroughs of New York City in the company of a well-versed local guide. As we make our way through the bustling streets, you’ll hear captivating stories, discover hidden gems, and uncover rich history shared by someone who truly knows the city inside and out. From the peaceful paths of Central Park to the bright lights of Times Square, you’ll walk away with a new appreciation for the energy, culture, and one-of-a-kind vibe that make this city so unforgettable. Enjoy an evening of exploration or relaxation and dinner on your own, or even see a hit Broadway show (additional expense). B

DAY 3: ADIRONDACK TRAIN

Trade the bus for one of the most scenic rail journeys in New England—the Adirondack Train by Amtrak. Sit back and relax as you glide through the breathtaking landscapes of the Hudson Valley, taking in sweeping views of the Hudson River, Lake Champlain, and the majestic Adirondack Mountains along the way. Your journey ends this evening in vibrant Montreal, Quebec, where you’ll enjoy an overnight stay.

DAY 4: MONTREAL & EMBARKATION

Visit the greatest sights in the city including Notre Dame Basilica, Old Port Sector, and Olympic Park. Get to know the notable attractions, sounds, and culture of French Canada with the help of our local expert before we depart on our Holland America cruise this afternoon. While cruising we will see the nearly 750 mile stretch of the St. Lawrence River that is a lighthouse lover’s paradise, with more than 40 of them lining the Québec portion alone. Quixotic weather and sudden choppy waters account for the building of these historic monuments, such as the one built in 1830 at Pointe-des-Monts and the Phare de Matane, both of which are now small museums. B, L, D

DAY 5: QUEBEC CITY, PORT OF

Few places in North America are as steeped in history as Québec City, Canada. Older than Jamestown and founded before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock, it is the only city north of Mexico whose original fortifications remain intact. The Québec City historic district, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is still home to religious orders and hospitals that date back to the 17th century. B, L, D

DAY 6: DAY AT SEA (CRUISING ONLY)

A lighthouse on little St. Paul’s Island is a stark reminder of days gone by as you sail past this infamous old shipwreck site, known as the graveyard of the gulf, on your way through the Cabot Strait and into the Gulf of St. Lawrence. So huge is the gulf that half of Canada’s 10 provinces have a coastal connection to it. B, L, D

DAY 7: CHARLOTTETOWN, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND, PORT OF CALL

Charlottetown, the capital and largest city of Prince Edward Island, blends small-town charm with Victorian architecture and inviting parks. The island connects to mainland Canada by the eight-mile Confederation Bridge, an engineering landmark and the world’s longest bridge over ice- covered waters. B, L, D

DAY 8: SYDNEY, NOVA SCOTIA, PORT OF CALL

Sydney, the largest city on Cape Breton Island, welcomes visitors with a lively harbor, locally made crafts, and the world’s largest fiddle. Historic homes, waterfront galleries, fresh seafood, and traditional live music showcase the city’s rich maritime culture. B, L, D

DAY 9: HALIFAX, NOVA SCOTIA, PORT OF CALL

Halifax, Nova Scotia’s lively capital, blends rich maritime history with a vibrant waterfront, fascinating museums, historic fortifications, public art, and unique shops. Beyond the city, explore the rocky coastline and iconic lighthouse of Peggy’s Cove or wander the colorful streets of Lunenburg, whose historic Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. B, L, D

DAY 10: PORTLAND, ME, PORT OF CALL

First settled in 1633, Portland blends its maritime past with a lively modern spirit. The restored brick buildings of the Old Port, historic homes, working waterfront, and bustling harbor reflect the city’s seafaring heritage, while art galleries, bookstores, coffee shops, acclaimed restaurants, and local boutiques give it a distinctly contemporary character. B, L, D

DAY 11: BOSTON, MA

Disembark the Volendam and fly home with the most amazing stories to tell family and friends. B

ACCOMMODATIONS
Nights 1-2: Courtyard Manhattan Central Park, New York, NY (or similar)
Night 3: Hampton Inn Montreal Downtown, Montreal, QC
Nights 4-10: Holland America’s MS Volendam

Departure Cities:

• St. Louis
• Kansas City
• Springfield, MO

Depart: September 22, 2027
Return: October 2, 2027

Price per person: See chart

• Inside Stateroom:
  • DB $4,599
  • SG $6,349
• Outside Stateroom:
  • DB $4,999
  • SG $6,869

• Verandah Stateroom:
  • DB $6,249
  • SG $9,299

Additional Expenses:

• Tour Taxes:
  • DB $350
  • SG $420

Price includes roundtrip airfare from STL, MCI, SGF. Please call for other gateway cities.

Passport required.

Identification
Valid passport required to travel.

Other General Information
We will send 3 key communications for your tour; “Get Ready” is your email confirmation and initial tour information sent upon registration, “Get Set” email will be sent about two months before departure, “Go” trip documentation mailing is sent via USPS 3-4 weeks before departure and will include your daily itinerary, luggage tags, and final departure information.

Travel Protection is optional but highly recommended and can be purchased until the day before departure. We offer plans through battleface, information about which will be sent with your Get Ready email or can be found HERE.

Unless otherwise noted, your Sunrise Tour includes: Professional Sunrise Tour Director, meals as indicated, local step on guides including gratuity (international tour guide gratuity inclusion vary by tour), deluxe motorcoach transportation with onboard restroom, admission to activities and events as indicated, airfare from designated airports, transportation to/from designated airports from our convenient local pickup points*, luggage handling at hotels when available

We believe tipping is a personal and discretionary interaction between our guests and our staff. A typical gratuity for your Sunrise Tour Director and motorcoach driver may be $6-10 per person, per day on tour. Sunrise Shuttle drivers appreciate gratuities (suggest $5 per person) for excellent service as well. Our staff will not solicit gratuities or pass out envelopes.

We are happy to offer refreshments on most motorcoach travel days on tour. We recommend you bring a refillable water bottle to maintain healthy hydration.

If less than 4 people request a pickup point, we may ask that you choose another pickup point from which to join your Sunrise Tour.

If you would like to join a tour from a city not listed as a departure point, we would love to have you! Please discuss arrangements with our friendly reservation team. From a departure city not listed, typical airfare will be +$100 higher than our published fare for domestic tours, and +$200 for international tours.

If you have a TSA precheck or Airline Rewards numbers, you MUST give those numbers to our reservations team at least 60 days before departure, otherwise they may not be applied.

Preferred seating may not be available on group air. In some cases, seats are not assigned until the airport. Your tour fare includes an economy seat on the flight; it does not include seat selection. Seat upgrades may be available at an additional cost.

To help make our tours the most comfortable in the business, we limit Sunrise Tours motorcoaches to 80% capacity, or 44 passengers on a coach built for 55. We reserve the right to amend this practice.

Your Tour Director will rotate seats on the motorcoach each day of your tour. A single fare does not guarantee two seats on coach; you may be seated next to another friendly Sunrise Tours guest.

Terms and Conditions
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