EASTERN USA & EASTERN CANADA
Join us for a Cape Breton tradition at a “kitchen party” with local culinary fare, regional spirits, tastings and folk-inspired Celtic music, sure to be a highlight of your visit. Meals BLD
10. GAELIC CULTURE & BELL’S INVENTIONS Visit the Gaelic College of Celtic Arts and Crafts at Englishtown, where you’ll learn about Nova Scotia’s Scottish Gaelic culture and watch a kilt-making demonstration, and continue on to the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site. Scottish inventor Alexander Graham Bell summered in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, after he and his family moved to Canada from Scotland, later setting up his laboratory in this picturesque village. Today’s tour takes you to see exhibits showcasing his inventions, from the telephone to ingenious kites, hydrofoils, airplanes and even the metal detector. Arrive this afternoon at the Liscombe Lodge Resort, in a wooded setting on the tranquil shores of the Liscomb River. A cooking demonstration before dinner shows you the secrets of making the perfect planked salmon, a speciality of the house. Then join us for a farewell cocktail reception and dinner. Meals BLD
11. LAKE CHARLOTTE / JOURNEY HOME Your journey in the Canadian Maritimes ends in Halifax where an afternoon transfer to the airport is included. En route to Halifax this morning, enjoy a stop in Memory Lane Heritage Village in Lake Charlotte for a visit to a general store that will take you back in time. The village is an award-winning living history museum that recreates life in rural Nova Scotia in the 1940s including life during and after the Second World War and features restored buildings, from a one-room schoolhouse and community church to an ice house, clam factory, typical family home and more, along with costumed interpreters. Tour ends: Halifax, Nova Scotia. Arrive at Halifax Airport; your return flight should not be booked before 1:30 PM. Guests who are staying longer will be taken to The Prince George Hotel in Halifax. You should allow a minimum of three hours for flight check-in at the airport. Meals B
Have dinner at the tradition-rich Citadel in Halifax, exclusive to Tauck guests
11 DAYS FROM £2,450 PLUS AIRFARE (10 Breakfasts, 4 Lunches & 8 Dinners)
BEGINS HALIFAX 19, 26 Jun 10, 17, 31 Jul 14, 21, 28 Aug 04, 06, 11, 18, 20, 25 Sep
Dates in blue indicate Small Group Departures averaging 24 Tauck guests, priced from £2890 per person double; specific dates apply – enquire at time of booking.
Special Solo Traveller Savings: dates in red indicate special departures where you save £190 on the single room price; enquire at time of booking.
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PRICE PER PERSON Double £2450
Single £2997
Triple £2337 (double with rollaway)
International Airfare is additional. Contact Tauck for rates on international air for travel originating in the UK (subject to availability). Please enquire at time of booking about additional hotel nights before or after your tour.
Bookings are subject to our Booking Conditions.
FINE HOTELS / GREAT LOCATIONS Night 1,2 THE PRINCE GEORGE HOTEL Halifax, Nova Scotia Night 3,4 DELTA BEAUSÉJOUR
Moncton, New Brunswick
Night 5,6 DELTA PRINCE EDWARD Night 7-9 KELTIC LODGE
Night 10 LISCOMBE LODGE RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTRE
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Ingonish, Cape Breton Island
Liscomb Mills, Nova Scotia Experience stunning scenic sights on a drive along the serpentine Cabot Trail To book contact your preferred agent or call 0800 810 8020
Special accommodations note: The islands featured on Tauck’s Canadian Maritimes trip, particularly Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, are some of the most scenic – yet remote – destinations in Canada. The hotels included on this trip, such as the Keltic Lodge and Liscombe Lodge, were primarily selected for their location; they put guests right in the heart of the best places to visit. Seasonal travel in the Canadian Maritimes means that a few of your accommodations on this trip will not compare to Tauck’s hotels in other locations. We find – and expect you will find – that these hotels provide exceptional access to remote scenic treasures of the Maritimes, despite a few inconsistencies with the standards of other Tauck accommodations.
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