ESCAPE TO THE CAPE

June 22-25
September 14-17

Price per person:

$569 Double
$698 Single ~ $546 Triple ~ $533 Quad ~ $375 Child

3 Breakfasts - 3 Dinners

Day 1

• Travel through Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Connecticut to Massachusetts
• Overnight for 3 nights: Cape Cod, Massachusetts
• Dinner (included) at local eatery

Day 2

• Breakfast (included) at hotel
• Tour of scenic Route 6A, once known as Old Kings Highway
• Free time in Sandwich to visit Grist Mill and Shawme Pond
• Visit the quaint town of Plymouth, home to the Plymouth Rock and Mayflower II
• Whale Watch Cruise from Barnstable
• Dinner (included) at local eatery

Day 3

• Breakfast (included) at hotel
• Picture Stop at Chatham Light along the way to the Cape Cod National Seashore
• Enjoy spectacular views off the cliffs overlooking the ocean
• Free time to shop and browse the shops in Provincetown
• Exciting Rides out into the dunes of Provincetown
• Traditional Cape Cod Lobsterbake (included)

Day 4

• Breakfast (included) at hotel
• Guided tour of Hyannis and Sandwich, including:
• Kennedy Memorial
• St. Francis Xavier Church
• Hyannisport
• Cruise Hyannis Harbor, oceanside view of Kennedy Compound
• Mid-day departure for Franconia with a late evening return

Scientists have discovered that the Cape Cod waters are an important breeding ground for whales. From April to October, these gentle giants are regularly seen on the Whale Watches.

The Kennedy Memorial was built in 1966. You can see over 80 photographs spanning the life and career of John F. Kennedy, our nation’s 35 th president.

Sandwich is home to the picturesque Dexter Grist Mill and Shawme Pond. Established in 1637 by Plymouth Pilgrims, Sandwich is the Cape ’s oldest town. The Grist Mill was built on Shawme Pond in 1654 and featured a 54-inch French Burl millstone. Now, the Mill offers tours and sells fresh ground corn.

Plymouth Rock is located in the smallest park in the Massachusetts park system. But, it is the most heavily visited with almost one million people making the journey to visit the place where the first Europeans made there home in New England in 1620. Since then, the rock itself has had quite a fascinating story to tell. It has been moved several times to accommodate a proper resting place for it. Each time, it has been dropped and either broken or cracked. Souvenir hunters chipped away at it for many years until the town put a stop to that in the 1800s. Now it rests on the waterfront in downtown Plymouth .

ESCAPE TO THE CAPE - June 22-25, 2009 $569.00 [Request Reservation] 
ESCAPE TO THE CAPE - September 14-17, 2009 $569.00 [Request Reservation]