Classic Canada & New England

Experience the beauty of autumn on a journey through Massachusetts, Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont. Travel from historic Boston to the rugged coast of Maine, explore Acadia National Park, and discover the colourful forests, covered bridges, and mountain scenery that make New England one of North America’s premier fall foliage destinations. Drive the scenic Kancamagus Highway through the White Mountains, visit a traditional Vermont maple sugarhouse, experience local history at Billings Farm & Museum and American history at Plymouth Rock. Continue to Cape Cod for a stay in Hyannis and an excursion to Provincetown before returning to Boston to explore landmarks along the Freedom Trail. From coastal villages and historic towns to vibrant forests and mountain landscapes, this value-minded tour showcases the best of New England in the fall.

Depart Boston to discover Portland’s charming boutiques and lighthouses, then Nova Scotia’s historical sites and Charlottetown’s coppery shores before a Québec City arrival.

Your Fly, Tour & Cruise Package Includes:

• $3,000 flight credit per person
• 8-night Classic New England guided tour with Cosmos, Boston return
• 1 night 4-star accommodation in Boston
• 7-night Canada & New England: UNESCO Sites and Quebecois Nights cruise onboard Zuiderdam, Boston to Quebec City
• All onboard meals in complimentary dining venues & selected non-alcoholic beverages
• A wide range of onboard activities & entertainment
• 2 nights 4-star accommodation in Quebec City with breakfast
• Select private transfers

Pricing is per person twin share and based on travel 30 September – 18 October 2027

Extend your holiday in Canada, speak to the team about options!

Solo traveller pricing available.

Tour Itinerary:

Day 1: Boston Area

Welcome to New England! Your Tour Director is on hand from 3:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. to answer any questions.

Day 2: Boston – Portland – Bar Harbour

Head north into Maine, known for its rugged coastline, historic lighthouses, and maritime traditions. Stop in Portland, Maine’s largest city, for a sightseeing tour featuring the Old Port waterfront, where cobblestone streets, working fishing wharves, restaurants, and shops reflect the city’s seafaring heritage. Continue northeast through Bangor to Bar Harbor, a popular seaside resort and gateway to Acadia National Park.

Day 3: Bar Harbour – Excursion to Acadia National Park

Bar Harbor is located on Mount Desert Island, home to Acadia National Park. Drive through forests, past rocky shoreline and mountain scenery, and ascend Cadillac Mountain for panoramic views of the park and surrounding coastline. At 1,530 feet, Cadillac Mountain is the highest point on the East Coast and one of the first places in the country to see the sunrise. The afternoon is free to explore the town of Bar Harbor. Stroll along the Shore Path, browse local shops and galleries, or ask your Tour Director for recommendations on sightseeing and dining.

Day 4: Bar Harbour – Farmington – North Conway

Travel through inland Maine, passing farmland, lakes, blueberry barrens and forests known for their vibrant autumn colours. Along the way, see historic stone walls that mark centuries-old farms and enjoy the scenic landscapes that define rural New England. Stop in Farmington, a community settled by veterans of the American Revolution, before continuing to North Conway in New Hampshire’s White Mountains for a two-night stay.

Day 5: North Conway

Today, travel along New Hampshire’s Kancamagus Highway, one of New England’s most scenic routes and a favourite destination for fall foliage viewing. Known locally as “The Kanc,” this historic roadway remains largely undeveloped, offering uninterrupted views of forests, mountains, and rivers. Continue through White Mountain National Forest to Franconia Notch, a dramatic mountain pass in the heart of the White Mountains. Later, visit a local maple sugarhouse and learn about traditional maple sugaring.

Day 6: North Conway – Woodstock – North Adams

This morning, visit Woodstock, one of New England’s most picturesque villages, known for its historic village green and classic Vermont character. Continue to Billings Farm & Museum, a working dairy farm and living history museum that showcases Vermont’s agricultural heritage. Travel to Quechee Gorge State Park, often called Vermont’s “Little Grand Canyon,” for views of one of the state’s most dramatic natural landmarks. Then visit the Vermont Country Store in Rockingham before continuing to North Adams, Massachusetts, nestled in the Berkshire Mountains.

Day 7: North Adams – Plymouth - Hyannis

Travel across Massachusetts to Plymouth, where the Mayflower Pilgrims landed in 1620. See Plymouth Rock, one of New England’s most recognizable historic landmarks, before continuing across the Cape Cod Canal, the widest sea-level canal in the world. Arrive in Hyannis, a popular gateway to Cape Cod, known for its maritime heritage, waterfront setting, and connection to the Kennedy family. Here, you will find the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum, local shops, and award-winning restaurants.

Day 8: Hyannis – Day Excursion to Provincetown

Today, travel to Provincetown at the tip of Cape Cod. Often referred to as “Land’s End,” the historic whaling port of Provincetown is known for its artistic community, scenic coastline, and vibrant atmosphere. Have free time to stroll MacMillan Pier, watch fishing boats come and go, enjoy the shops and galleries along Commercial Street, or sample local favourites such as lobster rolls, Portuguese pastries, and fried clams. You may also choose to join an optional sand dune tour through Cape Cod National Seashore. Return to Hyannis, where the remainder of your afternoon and evening are free.

Day 9: Hyannis - Boston

Depart this morning for Boston and enjoy a guided sightseeing tour featuring many of the city’s most important historic landmarks. See highlights along the Freedom Trail, including Boston Common, the Old State House, Old North Church, and Faneuil Hall. Spend time exploring Quincy Market, where you can browse local shops and sample regional favourites, including a bowl of New England clam chowder. Afterward, continue to Boston Logan International Airport for homebound flights. Please schedule departing flights after 3:30 p.m. Guests may extend their stay with extra nights and continue exploring Boston on their own.

Cruise Itinerary:

Prices listed are per person in AUD, based on twin occupancy, including all discounts unless otherwise stated. The offer is subject to availability at time of booking and shown on the lowest category available at the time.  Fares are capacity controlled and are subject to change at any time without notice. Prices/Offers are correct as at 15-09-2026 and can be withdrawn without notice.   Cabin categories include prepaid government fees and port taxes unless otherwise stated.  Hotels may charge resort fees not included in this package, payable direct upon check in. Visas are not included.  Payments made by credit card will incur a surcharge.