Magnificent New England And Cape Cod 7 Days/6 Nights

Welcome to your captivating vacation in the Northeast. Upon arrival at Boston airport you will be met by your professional Tour Director and enjoy a scenic transfer to Cape Cod and to Hyannis your relaxing home base for the next six nights.

Have breakfast at your hotel and get ready to discover Hyannis on an insightful tour that will take you to delve into the history of the Kennedys and this storied seaside resort. Travel through Hyannis Port - home of the Kennedy Compound. Here you will see iconic sights as the John F. Kennedy Memorial and the summer church of the Kennedys - St. Francis Xavier Church. Next, you will visit Plymouth Plantation, a re-creation of the Pilgrim’s village circa 1627 where costumed cast members portray colonial era residents in this living history museum. Stop to see the infamous Plymouth Rock where the Pilgrims first stepped ashore after their 66-day voyage across the Atlantic Ocean. On from there, visit the village of Sandwich, the oldest town on Cape Cod that is well-known for its decorative glassware. Visit the Heritage Museums and Gardens and learn about American history amid a series of exhibits, folk art horticulture displays, and a vintage carousel. Savor a Welcome Dinner this evening with your fellow travelers. (B,D)

Rise and shine to a glorious day in Hyannis and enjoy a relaxing breakfast at your hotel before heading out to explore this delightful town at your leisure. Take time to shop, explore downtown, discover the local food scene or just enjoy the old-fashioned vibe that is a pleasant reminder of slower times. Alternately, consider joining in an optional tour to discover Provincetown, and to visit a cranberry bog. The tour will take you to experience one of just three fruits native to New England, cranberries. The cranberry bog has been a central part of New England farming for hundreds of years. Even today, there is a distinct culture surrounding cranberry bogs, and visiting one will give you a whole new understanding of this fruit. Then explore the crown jewel of the Cape - Provincetown - on an orientation tour. Provincetown is at the northern tip of Cape Cod, Massachusetts and is the site of the Mayflower’s landing in 1620, commemorated by the towering Pilgrim Monument. Afterwards, you will have plenty of free time to delve into the town’s many shops, restaurants, galleries, and enjoy lunch at your own pace. (B)

After breakfast at your hotel this morning, get ready to embark on an exciting tour of Boston. This fascinating city’s history and treasures come to life before your eyes as you tour places like Boston Commons, the Old State House, the Old North Church from where Paul Revere got the signal to start his famous ride, the Old South Meeting House, Beacon Hill, and Old Ironsides. Next, venture along to the waterfront Faneuil Hall Marketplace that consists of four venues - Faneuil Hall, Quincy Market, North Market and South Market - all set around a cobblestone promenade. Enjoy time in this shopping and entertainment area that was gifted to the city in 1742 by Boston’s wealthiest merchant at the time, Peter Faneuil. Grab a bite, browse the shops, or sit for a spell and people watch. Return to Hyannis. (B)

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel before boarding your morning ferry and heading south of Cape Cod to world-famous Martha’s Vineyard. A long-established summer colony of the rich and famous, the island’s resident population includes celebrities, writers, artists, and more. Embark on a Martha’s Vineyard Tour that takes you to delve into the Vineyard’s colorful Victorian cottages of Oak Bluffs, Edgartown with its stately houses built by whaling captains, pristine beaches, and colorful yacht harbors. You will also have the opportunity to see picturesque Aquinnah Lighthouse and the town of Gay Head. Return by ferry to Cape Cod. (B)

Start your day with breakfast at your hotel and get ready for your visit of Newport, Rhode Island, one of New England’s most delightful coastal cities and a longtime favorite vacation site of affluent socialites and yachting enthusiasts. Embark on a professionally guided tour of Newport that takes you to see Touro Synagogue - the oldest synagogue in America, the International Tennis Hall of Fame, and the splendid estates along Bellevue Avenue. A guided tour of “The Breakers” takes you back in time to the glamour days of a bygone era as you explore the grandest of Newport’s luxury “cottages” that was a symbol of the Vanderbilt family's social and financial preeminence in turn of the century America. Motor along the magnificent rocky coast’s “Ten-Mile-Drive” and take in the awe-inspiring estates dating back to the early 1900’s. Enjoy time at leisure time in Newport to explore the galleries and quaint shops. Tonight, you will share in a traditional New England Lobster Farewell dinner to top off the day’s exciting experiences. (B,D)

After breakfast at your hotel, transfer to the Boston airport for your flight home brimming with unforgettable memories and moments to share from your Magnificent New England and Cape Cod adventure. (B)