Your next cruise destination: New England and Canada - What to expect?

Are you ready to cross out another activity on your bucket list? Despite this pandemic, we can still experience what nature has to offer and appreciate human creativity. With caution, you can still plan your next vacation.

Since I partner with Distinctive Voyages, you, as my client will receive exclusive benefits. To give you a peek, never go hungry with fine dining in the main restaurant. Oceanview Cafe and the Mast Grill only have world-class chefs who will cook for you. Start by grabbing your burger and relaxing at the poolside. After munching on those amazing foods, the fitness center is available, so you will always have energy for an adventure. You will also experience luxury accommodations, nightly entertainment, and a casino.

Those are just some of the benefits that you will get when you hire me as your travel advisor. Most importantly, you will be able to contact me on board and I will always be available to offer recommendations and advice.

Start visualizing yourself on your next cruise vacation in Canada and New England. Preview the itinerary and the activities you can expect below.

• Boston, Massachusetts
  If you are someone who appreciates history, music, art, literature, and theater, then you will love the first stop on the cruise. You can walk leisurely along the 2.5-mile Freedom Trail and be in awe of Boston’s rich history. This place is one of the oldest cities in America, and walking along the trail you will pass by landmarks such as Boston Common, the Old Corner Bookstore, and Paul Revere’s House, or visit the first-class Museum of Fine Art and Boston Symphony Orchestra and so much more.

 

• Bar Harbor, Main
  The main attraction of here is Acadia National Park. It is an Atlantic coast recreation area where you can witness wildlife like moose, bears, and seabirds. You can go hiking here and see breathtaking views of the Atlantic.

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• Saint John, Nb (Bay of Fundy)
  Explore the Bay of Fundy at Saint John, New Brunswick. You will see boats sitting on land when it is low tide waiting for the river water to flow. See beautiful landscapes and witness the amazing Reversing Falls Rapids.

 

• Halifax, Nova Scotia
  Nova Scotia has 160 lighthouses, and you will see many of them in Halifax. While appreciating them, you can also observe the beautiful horizon with wildlife like whales. As part of your adventure, I am pretty sure that you are familiar with the Titanic.  In Halifax, you will see a collection of Titanic’s artifacts and hear stories all about it.
  
  
• Sydney, Nova Scotia
  Sydney, in Nova Scotia, Canada is a former steel and mining city. After the decline of the industry, it became a popular tourist destination. From then on, people visiting would encounter major attractions like Cabot Trail, Fortress of Louisbourg, the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, and golf courses.

 

• Quebec City, Quebec
  You will appreciate Quebec City as they preserve the beauty of their history. Travel back in time in the city of Quebec. The city is well preserved and is a UNESCO World Heritage site established 400 years ago.

 

• Charlottetown, PEI
  Charlottetown, PEI preserves the historic waterfront that was set against a many seaside homes. Charlottetown's red soil adds to the area's natural beauty. You have to taste their local mussels because they are one of the best in the world.

• Portland, Maine
  ​All of these stops have their own views that anyone would truly appreciate. The same is true for Portland, Maine.  It is one of the prettiest coastal towns. Wrap up your tour and splurge all you want with their one-of-a-kind shops and dine at award-winning restaurants.​

Book this sailing with Matt Travel and enjoy your next vacation with exclusive benefits that you will truly enjoy.
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