Have you ever...?

We know you’re going to fall in love with Canada & New England, especially if you join us on Norwegian Cruise Line’s great shore excursions. They’re carefully planned so you see all the highlights and enjoy exciting experiences.

… toured Halifax by double-decker?

After a sightseeing tour of beautiful Peggy’s Cove with its impressive rock formations, return to Halifax and see the historic city sights on a hop on-hop off wherever you like, double-decker bus.

You can from Halifax, Nova Scota

… sailed on a schooner?

Explore the unspoilt scenery of Cape Breton’s Bras d’Or Lakes aboard a 67 foot sailing schooner and keep an eye open for bald eagles in their natural habitat.

You can from Sydney, Nova Scota.

… ridden the rapids?

The Reversing Falls Rapids on the Bay of Fundy are a natural tidal phenomenon. Experience it close up on a white knuckle jet boat ride through the whirlpools and waves.

You can from Saint John, New Brunswick.

… lunched on lobster?

Soak up the beauty of Peggy’s Cove, then drop in to a local restaurant and (bib tucked in) dine on fresh-caught lobster with all the trimmings.

You can from Halifax, Nova Scota.

… explored the New Brunswick coast?

Take a tour to the picturesque fishing village of St. Martins, explore the busy harbour with its lighthouse and fishing boats, stroll on the beach beside sandstone caves and enjoy a seafood chowder lunch in a seaside restaurant.

You can from Saint John, New Brunswick.

... been to Kennebunkport?

Visit this charming coastal village with grand Victorian mansions built by wealthy sea captains and merchants and historic Dock Square with smart galleries, restaurants and shops.

You can from Porland, Maine.

For lots more ideas and information on Shore Excursions visit www.ncl.co.uk/shorex

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