A week-long journey down North America&#39;s famed East Coast, Crystal Serenity starts in Québec, Canada&#39;s French-speaking capital, before sailing down the tree-lined St. Lawrence River towards the delights of Gaspé. Charming port towns of Sydney and Halifax in Nova Scotia continue the calming exploration, before finishing on a high note in iconic New York City.

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Just northeast of the UNESCO-designated Vieux-Québec (Old Town), Montmorency Falls Park enchants with striking flows that are one and a half times taller than Niagara Falls. Explore the streets of the Old Town presided over by the Château Frontenac for a taste of French-Canadian culture found in classic bistros and cafés, and explore proud French history found in numerous museums.

Begin at the pier as you walk with your guide towards Old Qu&eacute;bec. As your walk through the narrow cobblestone streets, relive the city&#39;s rich history brought to life through its impressive archeological sites, historic buildings, picturesque houses, spectacular cathedrals, and imposing fortifications.

One of the best ways to discover Qu&eacute;bec&rsquo;s historical district is by walking through its narrow cobblestone streets. Your Qu&eacute;b&eacute;cois guide will introduce you to this city&rsquo;s rich history as you experience it up-close and personal.

Old Québec by Foot

The journey begins along Avenue Royale toward Montmorency Falls. Enjoy the panorama from atop this 272-foot-high waterfall, approximately 90 feet higher than Niagara Falls. Experience a spectacular view of the falls and an amazing photographic opportunity. As you return to Qu&eacute;bec City, view the Ch&acirc;teau Frontenac and the spectacular scenery as you drive through the Island of Orl&eacute;ans. Your knowledgeable guide will share the region&rsquo;s history with you before making your way back to your ship.

This half-day adventure takes you to Montmorency Falls and the Island of Orl&eacute;ans. &nbsp;

Montmorency Falls & the Island of Orléans

Accompanied by your guide, take the short walk from the pier to the bike shop. Upon arrival, you will be equipped with an electric bicycle, or e-bike, and helmet, while you receive a safety briefing. Properly prepared, set off on your ride with your experienced cyclist-guide. Explore the charming streets of Old Qu&eacute;bec, passing by iconic landmarks, offering breathtaking views of the fortifications. Discover hidden courtyards and streets, quaint shops, and inviting caf&eacute;s as you delve into the city&rsquo;s rich history. Along the way, you will stop at various points of interest to appreciate the sights accompanied by interesting commentary. This bicycle exploration will provide an unforgettable experience, blending European charm with North American allure.

Experience the sights and sounds of Qu&eacute;bec up close with this ride by electric bicycle, highlighting some of the city&rsquo;s most scenic locales. &nbsp;

Old Québec by E-Bike

Meet your knowledgeable guide at the pier and begin your walking exploration of Old Qu&eacute;bec. As you walk through the narrow cobblestone streets, relive its rich history through its impressive archeological sites, historic buildings, picturesque houses, spectacular cathedrals, and imposing fortifications.&nbsp; Enjoy 5 gourmet services with alcohol tastings along with the opportunitiy to meet one of the local chefs. t t

Experience a culinary adventure in Old Quebec and while visiting some of the local restaurants and learn about the history of the city. t t

Five-Course Gourmet Food & Historical Exploration

Remote, northerly, French by discovery, English, Scotch and Irish by immigration, the Gaspé Peninsula can be claimed by all who set foot upon its glacier-formed landscape to be a great spot for some R&R. Honorable mentions of French explorer Jacques Cartier, who claimed the region for France, abound, including namesake Mont Jacques-Cartier, the peninsula’s highest peak. The characteristics contemporary adventurers write home about are surely similar to the ones early travelers found enthralling: a wild, cliff-edged coast, the comely St. Lawrence River and a rugged interior with an abundance of interesting fauna and flora. Under the auspices of self-discovery and for the sake of some peace and quiet, no doubt you will relish your chance to chart a course to Gaspé.

Begin your exploration at the pier, where you will meet your guide and motor coach for the approximately one-hour transfer to Forillon National Park. Created in 1970, the park&rsquo;s shores and mountain tops boast some of the most breathtaking scenery in all of Eastern Canada. Its boreal forest is home to diverse wildlife that can be easily observed. The park&rsquo;s steep cliffs welcome thousands of seabirds and its shores harbor colonies of seals. Probably the most impressive (and popular) lookout point in all of Forillon National Park, the Cap Bon-Ami Sea Cliffs are quite simply breathtaking to behold. With walls reaching heights of up to approximately 650 feet above sea level, these limestone cliffs rise up as veritable fortresses from the gulf waters. Enjoy front-row seating at the cliff-and-seaside show starring seabirds, whales, and seals. Take time to admire the beauty of the scenery and take in the serenity of this grandiose setting. Cap-des-Rosiers Lighthouse, the tallest in Canada, standing at approximately 112 feet tall is perched atop rugged cliffs near the village of Cap-des-Rosiers. It was officially lit for the first time on March 15, 1858. The exposed point of land is at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River where it enters the Gulf of St. Lawrence. Its light remains a landmark for inshore fishermen and recreational boaters, as well as for foreign ships looking for the entrance to the St. Lawrence River. Discover the traditional way of life of the Mi&rsquo;gmaq and their ancestors in a 17th century village. In this exceptional setting, techniques of days gone by have been authentically reproduced to give you an appreciation of Mi&rsquo;gmaq methods and know-how. At the end of the 17th century, their ancestors who lived in close harmony with nature, produced food, clothing, and essential items from available natural resources. Learn all about the culture of the Gespeg Mi&rsquo;gmaq of today and yesterday with the help of Mi&rsquo;gmaq guides and interpreters, a handicraft workshop, and gift shop. Your exploration complete, reboard your motor coach for the return drive to the pier and your ship.

Created in 1970, the park&rsquo;s shores and mountain tops boast some of the most breathtaking scenery in all of Eastern Canada.

Discover Forillon National Park & Mi&#39;gmaq First Nations

From the pier in Gasp&eacute;, a 1-hour drive will take you to Perc&eacute; to join your boat transport for a 1&frac12; hour cruise around Bonaventure Island to see its gannet colony, the largest accessible northern gannet colony in the world. The Parc National de l&#39;Ile-Bonaventure-et-du-Rocher-Perce is an enchanting site. Sculpted by time and the sea at the tip of the Gasp&eacute; Peninsula, its remarkable flora and fauna, including its world-renowned northern gannet colony, contribute to the park&#39;s reputation as a must-see destination. This rocky bastion is actually an extension of the Appalachian Mountains into the waters of the Gulf of the St. Bonaventure Island is home to a spectacular congregation of approximately 300,000 sea birds, including razorbills, gulls, murres, and puffins.&nbsp; Perc&eacute; Rock, one of the world&rsquo;s largest and most spectacular natural arches, is proud testament to Gasp&eacute;&rsquo;s geological heritage. An unshakeable mass of rock and limestone 375 million years old, it measures approximately 1,420 feet in length, 295 feet wide, and 288 feet at its highest point. Its weight is estimated at five million tons. The arch itself is approximately 49 feet high. The Rock is a nesting place for cormorants, kittiwakes, and seagulls. Your boat trip will take you to both sides of the Perc&eacute; Rock and the highpoint is the sight of the thousands of nesting birds. After your cruise, return to Perc&eacute; for photos and souvenir shopping before returning to Gasp&eacute;.

From the port, an hour drive will take you to Perc&eacute; to join your boat transport for a 1&frac12; hour trip around Bonaventure Island to view its gannet colony, the largest accessible northern gannet colony in the world.

Percé & Bonaventure Island

This whale watching safari experience, which lasts three hours, is a chance for guests to discover the wonders offered by Forillon National Park&rsquo;s fabulous peninsula, its majestic cliffs, and its marine environment. Try spotting the huge back or tail of a whale and experience the excitement of hearing the explosive blow when it surfaces. You might also see dolphins and seals. Of course, you&#39;ll spot all kinds of bird life that call this majestic locale home.&nbsp; This excursion offers just the right combination of adventure and the raw power and beauty of nature.

This whale watching safari experience, which lasts three hours, is a chance for guests to discover the wonders offered by Forillon National Park&rsquo;s fabulous peninsula, its majestic cliffs, and its marine environment.

Whale Watching Safari Adventure

Created in 1970, the park&rsquo;s shores and mountain tops boast some of the most breathtaking scenery in all of Eastern Canada. Its boreal forest is home to diverse wildlife that can be easily observed. The park&rsquo;s steep cliffs welcome thousands of seabirds and its shores harbor colonies of seals. From the pier, step aboard your motor coach and begin the 1-hour drive to Les Graves trailhead within Forillon National Park. The Les Graves trailhead crosses through woods and overgrown fields overlooking coves and the sea. If you&rsquo;re lucky, you could see some marine mammals, bears, or porcupines. At Cap-Gasp&eacute;, approach the base of the lighthouse located atop an approximately 311-foot high cliff. Today, this solar-powered light is fully automated. After, enjoy a shot of local distillery O&rsquo;Dwyer&rsquo;s heavenly cream liqueur called Puddingstone and mini delicacies from the local pastry shop. The bracing sea air and Forillon&rsquo;s magnificent panoramas are sure to make your walk all the more pleasant

This brief but vigorous hike explores the breathtaking scenery of Forillion National Park to Cape Gasp&eacute; Lighthouse.

Hike Forillion National Park

This fascinating site has attracted visitors since the 1930&rsquo;s, when it became a popular cultural center. Artists were attracted and charmed by the colorful fishermen and the incredible beauty of the site. Over the years, Perc&eacute; has acquired an enviable position with the tourism industry of the province of Qu&eacute;bec, being accurately described as the tourism capital of the Gasp&eacute;sie region. With its magnificent landscapes and diverse activities, Perc&eacute; lures ecotourism enthusiasts as well as admirers of art and culture. Perc&eacute; UNESCO Geopark offers geology enthusiasts, adventure lovers, and thrill seekers a unique opportunity to explore 500 million years of history right in the heart of Perc&eacute;. Experience a breathtaking view from the glass platform approximately 656 feet above sea level. Perc&eacute; Rock is one of the most important natural tourist attractions in the province of Qu&eacute;bec. All who have seen it have been impressed by its size, color, and beauty. Several lookout points in the village allow you to view the Rock from many angles. Enjoy a stroll on the boardwalk that runs along the seashore and visit the many gift shops and restaurants in the village.

Perc&eacute; UNESCO Geopark offers geology enthusiasts, adventure lovers, and thrill seekers a unique opportunity to explore 500 million years of history right in the heart of Perc&eacute;.

Percé UNESCO Geopark 

Cape Breton Island’s main city Sydney is peaceful and cozy. This Canadian port town reveals its history in the Heritage & Science museum, and boasts the world’s largest fiddle on the waterfront. Enjoy the coastal scenery on Cabot Trail for a true taste of this special landscape.

Discover Sydney&rsquo;s heritage and colorful character, from its founding by Loyalists in 1785 to the present day. You will also learn why the harbor is among the most strategic on the Atlantic, and why it played a major role in both World Wars. Another highlight is the former &ldquo;company community&rdquo; of Whitney Pier, where employees of the steel and coal industries forged their lives. The steel plant was the main source of employement for Sydney throughout most of the 20th century.&nbsp; Your scenic drive takes you along the coast, through mining towns and past the Lingan wind farm, the headland area on the Cabot Strait that is home to nine large wind turbines. Your tour concludes at the pier.&nbsp;

Discover beautiful Sydney, the historic capital of Cape Breton and largest urban centre on Cape Breton Island. Enjoy this introductory drive through Sydney&rsquo;s historic North End, downtown, Whitney Pier and past other area highlights.

Sydney Highlights

Begin your half day excursion with a journey by motor coach through some of the island&rsquo;s most dynamic landscapes. Weave your way past rugged countryside and along the shores of the famous Bras d&rsquo;Or Lakes.&nbsp; After approximately one hour, arrive at the Nova Scotia Highland Village Museum, an open-air museum situated on a stunning 43-acre property overlooking the Bras d&rsquo;Or Lakes. Established in 1959, the educational and representational Highland Village brings together historic and replica structures, carefully curated collections and artifacts, entertaining activities and tales, while costumed animators passionate about sharing local culture, compellingly tell the story of Gaelic settlement in Nova Scotia. Enjoy approximately two hours on this sweeping, scenic site where you&rsquo;ll take part in a special storytelling tour conducted by costumed staff. You will also participate in a &ldquo;milling frolic,&rdquo; a hands-on textile-working experience that will have you singing Gaelic songs, drinking tea and nibbling on traditional Scottish oatcakes. All too soon, it will be time to depart this center for Gaelic culture and rejoin your motor coach for the return journey to your ship.&nbsp;

Savor Cape Breton&rsquo;s scenery en route to the Nova Scotia Highland Village Museum, an outdoor living history experience complete with costumed animators, farm animals and period buildings, during an excursion that highlights the Gaelic culture of 'New Scotland'. Immerse in an outdoor living history museum dedicated to Nova Scotia&rsquo;s Gaelic folk-life, culture, and language.&nbsp;

Heart of the Island

Cape Breton is world renown for reviving, preserving, and promoting Celtic music and is considered the international center of this lively and celebratory style of music, dancing and storytelling. Cape Breton is also known for the unique style of playing the fiddle. To see and hear this unique music, look no further than the Marine Terminal&#39;s landmark giant fiddle across from your ship. Complete with bow and strings, the fiddle was forged out of solid steel, weighs 10 tons, and measures 54 feet high over 14 feet wide. After meeting at the giant fiddle, you will be piped into the Kavanaugh Room for a personal performance. Enjoy a traditional musical experience unique to Cape Breton Island. The insland&rsquo;s music is influenced by Scottish, Irish and Acadian traditions, and this program gives you full immersion into the heritage with a fiddler, a singer and a Celtic dancer. Refreshments, including traditional Cape Breton oatcakes will be served. After the performance you are free to return to your ship or browse the many nearby shops.

Celebrate the musical heritage of Cape Breton - the Celtic capital of North America. &nbsp;Listen to the traditional music that is unique to Cape Breton Island.&nbsp; Professional local entertainers will sing, step dance and of course, play the lively fiddle for your enjoyment.

Spirit of the Fiddle: The Sounds of Cape Breton 

Discover the unparalleled beauty of Nova Scotia&#39;s eastern shore as you embark on a 30-minute helicopter tour above the awe-inspiring Cabot Trail and Cape Breton Highlands National Park, one of Nova Scotia&#39;s most enchanting places. This captivating experience offers unparalleled views of the region&#39;s coastal vistas and charming fishing villages. Cape Breton is a stunning destination throughout the year, but its beauty truly shines during the fall season. As autumn sweeps across the island, Cape Breton undergoes a remarkable transformation; the lush foliage gracefully transitions into a mesmerizing palette of fiery reds, radiant yellows, and deep oranges, that paint the landscape with vibrant colors, all the more dramatic when seen from the sky.&nbsp; The Cabot Trail forms a 185-mile loop that embraces a significant portion of Cape Breton and is renowned for its scenic beauty. Flying over, you&#39;ll be treated to breathtaking vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, rugged coastlines, and valleys blanketed in a kaleidoscope of colors. The region&#39;s lakes and rivers are magical during this season. Mirror-like surfaces reflect the stunning colors of the surrounding trees, creating postcard-perfect scenes, a photographer&#39;s delight.

Embark on a 30-minute helicopter tour above the awe-inspiring Cabot Trail and Cape Breton Highlands National Park to discover the unparalleled beauty of Nova Scotia&#39;s eastern shore. This captivating experience offers unparalleled views of the region&#39;s coastal vistas and charming fishing villages. Cape Breton is a stunning destination year-round, but its beauty truly shines during the fall season. As autumn sweeps across the island, Cape Breton undergoes a remarkable transformation, with the lush foliage transitioning into a mesmerizing palette of fiery reds, radiant yellows, and deep oranges. Flying over the Cabot Trail, you&#39;ll be treated to breathtaking vistas of the Atlantic Ocean, rugged coastlines, and valleys blanketed in a kaleidoscope of colors.

Aerial Sydney 

Departing the Sydney Pier, enjoy a short scenic drive to the Lingan Golf and Country Club. Start your day at the full practice facility with a 330 yard driving range with target greens and two short game areas with a green side bunker.&nbsp; The golf course has played host to a Canadian Junior Championship and numerous Nova Scotia Provincial championships including the Nova Scotia Amateur Championship in 2008 and the Nova Scotia Senior Men&rsquo;s Four Ball Championship. The course also hosts the Cape Breton Roadbuilders presented by Cape Auto Sales, which will be entering into its 50th year and is one of, if not the largest, men&rsquo;s invitational tournaments in the Atlantic Provinces.&nbsp; Enjoy your day at one of the oldest golf clubs in Canada, while getting to experience the stunning scenery that Sydney has to offer. Wrap up your day of golf and return to the pier.

Departing the Sydney Pier, enjoy a short scenic drive to the Lingan Golf and Country Club. Start your day at the full practice facility with a 330 yard driving range with target greens, and two short game areas with a green side bunker.&nbsp;

Day of Golf at Lingan Golf Club

Bagpipers bid a warm welcome to Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia and the most Scottish of all Canada’s great cities. The Citadel Fortress, which dates to the city’s founding in 1749, stands over the thriving downtown area, where modern buildings nestle alongside the exquisitely restored Historic Properties waterfront. Here you can shop for authentic Scottish tartans and superb hand-knit woolens. Nova Scotians claim they have the freshest air and warmest smiles in Canada.

You will be immersed in the history and culture of Halifax on this introductory drive through the streets of the beautiful city. See the Old Town Clock, St Paul&rsquo;s Church, the Historic Properties and much more as you discover the people and places that have shaped one of the most captivating cities in North America. A highlight will be a drive up and around Citadel Hill, a centuries-old fortress in the heart of Downtown Halifax. Your visit will be complemented by a leisurely stroll through the Halifax Public Gardens, one of the finest surviving examples of a Victorian garden in North America. They were founded by the Nova Scotia Horticultural Society in 1836 and were recognized as a National Historic Site in 1984.

Enjoy an overview tour of Downtown Halifax during which you will see several local landmarks and visit the Halifax Public Gardens. &nbsp;

Halifax Highlights

After traveling southwest from the city, you will follow a portion of the scenic Lighthouse Route past White&rsquo;s Lake, a fine trout fishing area. Nearby, view picturesque fishing villages nestled along the shore. During your one-and-a-half-hour stay at Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, enjoy independent time viewing the craggy coastline with its bold granite outcrops and impressive lighthouse.&nbsp; Peggy&#39;s Cove is a small fishing village and home to the Peggy&rsquo;s Point Lighthouse, where you will wintness the power of the sea, immerse yourself in the natural landscape, and experience the sights and sounds of the village Join your knowledgeable guide for a brief walking tour of Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, including a visit to the art gallery of the late marine artist William de Garthe. After leaving Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, follow the scenery of the South Shore to the Shore Club, where a hearty lunch awaits. Enjoy a succulent, one-pound lobster complemented with salad, rolls, dessert and beverages. After lunch, take a moment to savor the splendor of the surrounding scenic beauty at Hubbards before returning to your ship. t

Enjoy a scenic drive to the amazing Peggy&rsquo;s Cove, you will have free time to explore the lighthouse and the rugged coastline that is a maritime tradition. After exploring the fishing village and lighthouse iindulge in a delicious lobster lunch with all of the fixings.&nbsp; t

Peggy&#39;s Cove & Lobster Lunch

To truly experience the sheer majesty and power of the Atlantic Ocean, you must travel along the winding coastal highway of the Lighthouse Route to the tiny fishing village and unspoiled beauty of Peggy&rsquo;s Cove.&nbsp; Learn about the area from your tour guide while en route to this authentic fishing village which has been an inspiration for artists and an irresistible lure for budding and seasoned adventurers for more than 200 years. Peggy&rsquo;s Cove is a small rural community located on the eastern shore of St. Margarets Bay and the site of Peggy&rsquo;s Cove Lighthouse, one of the most pitturesque lighthouses in Nova Scotia. The village boasts colorful houses and fishing shacks and is perched on a solid stone inlet that overlooks the restless waters of the Atlantic. The tell tale signs of wear and tear of the ocean and its punishing storms are present, yet the houses, along with the small population of 40 people who live here remain strong.&nbsp; You will have plenty of time to explore the Cove and to view one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world.? Also take in a famous piece of artwork inspired by this harsh yet breathtaking landscape, a granite carving by local resident William deGarthe that beautifully depicts the life and the people of the area.

One of the most renowned sightseeing attractions of any visit to Halifax is Peggy&rsquo;s Cove. Join us on a scenic drive through the beautiful Nova Scotia countryside en route to this dramatic lighthouse point that has provided a never-ending source of inspiration to artists and photographers alike.

Peggy&#39;s Cove Acquaintance

It&rsquo;s not Napa Valley, it is the Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia&rsquo;s Wine Country. &nbsp;Join this scenic and tasty tour to travel into the heart of the Annapolis Valley along the shores of the Bay of Fundy. Eenjoy wine tastings at three unique and award-winning Nova Scotia wineries. Tour the vineyards, taste three to four wines at each stop and finally relax with a local cheese tasting and a final wine tasting. Learn about Nova Scotia&rsquo;s cool climate wine styles while touring the fastest growing wine region in North America. Try our aromatic whites, cool climate reds and new appellation wine, Tidal Bay while walking through breathtaking vineyards and state of art tasting rooms. You will also learn about the rich Acadian history including the dykelands of Grand Pre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, their deportation and the Cajun connection. Enjoy beautiful views of the rising tides from the Bay of Fundy and Cape Blomidon with lots of great photo opportunities.&nbsp; t

Travel to the Annapolis Valley, the lush farmland of Nova Scotia, to experience three of our top wineries including tours and tastings of local wines, and a tasting of local cheese.&nbsp; t

Annapolis Valley Wine & Cheese

Enjoy a beautiful, scenic drive to the historic and picturesque coastal community of Lower Prospect to participate in a world-class sea kayaking experience. &nbsp;You will be outfitted with kayaks and equipment that suits your needs, including the choice of single and double kayaks. &nbsp; Departing from a sheltered cove, you will take in the serenity while exploring beautiful bays and inlets. &nbsp;Kayakers in this area are often treated to sightings of seals, whales, and other incredible wildlife. After returning to shore from your kayaking outing, enjoy a picnic lunch including lobster rolls before returning to Halifax and your Crystal ship.&nbsp;

After a scenic drive to Lower Prospect, explore a serene, sheltered cove by kayak and enjoy a picnic lunch featuring lobster rolls.&nbsp;

Halifax Kayaking

Head out for a private sail aboard, the Reverie, a 50-foot catamaran, and Halifax&rsquo;s newest luxury sailing experience.&nbsp; Cruise the famous Halifax Harbor which is known as one of the largest and deepest ice-free harbors in the world. J. Farwell Sailing Co has operated a 45&#39; Beneteau Oceanis sailing yacht on the Halifax Waterfront since 2017. The company has built a strong brand associated with quality, adventure, and luxury, and have earned numerous awards and high rankings within Nova Scotia.&nbsp; During your sail, enjoy light refreshments of local wine, cheese, and charcuterie.&nbsp;

Enjoy a sailing cruise in Halifax Harbor aboard the Reverie which will be complemented by local wine, cheese, and charcuterie.&nbsp;

Sailing along the Halifax Harbor

Visit the Thomas McBroom designed golf course, The Links at Brunello, which opened in June 2015 and was recently voted the 3rd best new course in North America by Golf Digest Magazine. 'The course boasts stunning vistas and is laid out on dramatic terrain that gives golfers the fun and memorable experience they&rsquo;re looking for,&rdquo; says McBroom. The course offers bent grass tees, greens, and fairways, GPS to the flag measurement, numerous white-sand bunkers, multiple teeing areas, and continuous paved cart paths. With more than 40 acres of natural wetlands and a beautiful array of indigenous flora and fauna, the setting is unmatched. &nbsp;Strong, large, bull nose white sand bunkers &ndash; a recent McBroom design innovation &ndash; match the scale of the natural surroundings. Memorable views have been maintained and challenging topography has been transformed into spectacular fairways. &nbsp;

Enjoy a day of golf at one of the most popular local golf courses including round trip transfers, green fee for 18 holes of golf, state of the art GPS powered golf carts, practice facility access, and first tee amenities.

A Day of Golf in Halifax: The Links at Brunello

Your journey begins as your tour guide describes the day when local ships were dispatched to rescue the victims of the ill-fated RMS Titanic. Gain additional perspective on the event when you pause at the Fairview Cemetery to contemplate the rows of gravestones that mark the final resting place of 121 souls who perished in the North Atlantic Sea. Next, proceed to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which houses a permanent Titanic exhibit. Here, you will have the chance to inspect photographs, wooden artifacts, and the only intact Titanic deck chair in the world. You will also learn about the devastating Halifax Explosion, which occurred just five years after the sinking of Titanic. In 1917, the Mont Blanc, a French ship loaded with munitions, collided with the Belgian Relief ship, Imo, in the Halifax harbor. The resulting explosion leveled the north end of Halifax, killing or injuring thousands. In addition to hearing facts and figures concerning these disasters at sea, you will discover many stories of compassion as the world reached out to help Halifax and its residents overcome the loss and rebuild their lives.&nbsp;

Halifax has many connections to the sinking of RMS Titanic, and you will learn about those on this tour. &nbsp;Highlights will include a visit to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which boasts an impressive Titanic exhibit, and to Fairview Lawn Cemetery where 121 of the victims are buried.

Halifax Remembers the Titanic

You will be welcomed into a into a private home for an Nova Scotian cooking experience.&nbsp; Make yourself at home as you learn to prepare an authentic, local meal with the best flavors Nova Scotia has to offer.&nbsp; You will&nbsp; learn how to cook and crack lobster!&nbsp; With fresh, regional ingredients and a chef-inspired menu, wine pairings, and live music, this exclusive experience is guaranteed to give you the true taste of Nova Scotia and make you fall in love with life and the people here.

East Coast Nova Scotia hospitality is taken to a new level as you are welcomed into a private home with a spectacular chef&rsquo;s kitchen and wonderful views.

East Coast Seafood Experience 

Being the largest city in the United States, the city that never sleeps will leave you with endless journeys. Take a peaceful bike ride past the wonders of Central Park, see a world class production on the bustling street of Broadway, or find yourself looking at stunning Manhattan views from the top of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere.

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Website URL: 

The contact details for our registered data protection representative in the European Union.

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent Italy and Croatia
Name: EU Data Protection Representative
Email address: 


Postal address: Via Fattori 10, Florence, 50132, Italy.
Supervisory body: Garante Per La Protezione Dei Personali
Website URL: 

United States of America, Canada and South/Central America

The contact details for our registered data protection representative for the USA and the Americas

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent USA LLC
Name: Data Protection Manager
Email address: 


Postal address: 1411 Opus Place Executive Towers West II, Suite 300, Downers Grove, IL 60515.

The contact details for our registered data protection representative Australia and Asia.

Legal entity: Abercrombie & Kent Australia Pty. Ltd.
Name: Data Protection Manager
Email address: 


Postal address: Level 3, 290 Coventry Street, South Melbourne, VIC 3205.

This Policy is written in the English language. We do not guarantee the accuracy of any translated versions of this Policy. To the extent any translated versions of this Policy conflict with the English language version, the English language version of this Policy shall control.


A&K Travel will collect personal data from you when you interact with any of the A&K Travel websites, contact any of its subsidiary companies’ reservations departments, use our services, or purchase our products.


We collect Guest Personal Data about or generated by any device you have used to access the websites of subsidiary companies, or when you use Wi-Fi while traveling with A&K Travel. Such collected data could include contact details (such as email address) and previous purchase history or interests. When you use our websites, we also collect certain information about you automatically through our use of cookies and similar technologies. Please see below for our cookie policy.


We receive Guest Personal Data about you from our third-party affiliates or partners and from marketing companies that provide us with such information as a part of their relationship with us. We receive Guest Personal Data from third party travel agents who transfer Guest Personal Data to us when you purchase products or services from them in connection with services that we provide, and other service providers performing services on our behalf. We may receive Guest Personal Data from ad networks, behavioral advertising vendors, market research, and social media companies or similar companies that provide us with additional Guest Personal Data. We may also receive Guest Personal Data from Facebook and other social media companies who may transfer Guest Personal Data to us when you register for one of our services or interact with that social media company on or in connection with our services or the purchase of our products.

We may combine this with data that we already have collected about you.


A&K Travel feels strongly about protecting the privacy of children. A&K Travel’s websites are not targeted for use by minors under the age of 18 (“minors”). A&K Travel does not knowingly collect personal information from minors in connection with the features of our websites without the consent of a parent or guardian. A&K Travel requests that all minors who may visit its websites not disclose or provide any personal data. Minors may not access those sections of the websites that require registration. Upon notification that a minor has provided us with personally identifiable information, we will delete the minor’s personally identifiable information from our records. If you believe we might have any information from a child, please email us at 

III. CATEGORIES OF GUEST PERSONAL DATA AND PURPOSE FOR PROCESSING

A&K Travel collects and processes the following categories of Guest Personal Data, for the purposes specified below when you make an inquiry or purchase a service or product:

Personal name and initials (e.g. First Name, Last Name)

Communicate, interact and identify you and customize the content, products and services that are offered to you;

Verify your authority to enter and use our Services; and

Personal characteristics (e.g., age, date of birth, gender, marital status, nationality) and personal preferences (product preferences, online preferences, interests)

Conduct our business and improve our websites and services, develop new products and services, provide information and support, to better understand your needs and interests, personalize communications and advertising, and generally promote a quality experience for you.

Process, fulfil and follow up on transactions and requests for products, services, support, and information

Financial information (e.g., credit card number, financial institution information and number)

Process transactions you enter into with us (e.g., purchase of goods and services, refunds, discounts and offers)

Contact information (e.g., address, phone number, email address)

Perform certain automated decision-making, including profiling, which is used for direct marketing

Contact you with information about A&K Travel products and services and affiliated third-parties;

Send you other marketing materials, for example, via email, and to notify you about products and services that we believe would be of interest to you

Government Issued ID (e.g., Social Security Number, Government ID Number, Passport Number)

Authentication information (e.g., login id, password)

Verify your authority to enter and use our website and other services

Deter, detect, and prevent fraud and other prohibited or illegal activities

Health related information (e.g., information about physical or psychological state of health, prescriptions, vaccinations, temperature, data on health screening questionnaires, COVID-19 testing)

Book or embark on some of our offerings, visit certain properties or visit certain locations where our cruise ships berth

Health information when / if medical care is required while onboard

Enable us to provide you with bespoke services or in connection with our response to health-related incidents

Information obtained from third parties, including:

Casino third parties related to marketing and background checks

Travel Agents and / or Travel Consortiums for booking purposes

Online behaviour information (online activity, preferences, time spent viewing features on our Site)

Measure, analyze and improve our products and services, the effectiveness of our websites, and our advertising and marketing

Provide targeting advertising, including the use of re-targeting technology

The type of Guest Personal Data collected by A&K Travel may vary from country to country, and in some countries A&K Travel might not collect all of the categories of Guest Personal Data listed above.

A&K Travel is committed to only collecting and processing the minimum amount of data from you that is necessary to the purposes of our data processing activities, and to retain such data only if required to fulfil such purposes. Where applicable, if A&K Travel intends to further process the personal data for a purpose other than that for which the personal data was initially collected, A&K Travel shall, prior to such processing, provide you with any relevant information on such additional purpose, and, to the extent required by applicable law, obtain your consent for this.

While traveling with A&K Travel subsidiary companies:

A&K Travel processes Guest Personal Data when you interact with us offline. Additionally, when you use electronic or RFID technologies, or use on-premise digital services, we may collect browsing information including but not limited to, search history, server logs, application logs, browsing data, first party cookies, third party cookies, pixel tags and clear gifs. In addition, we may process this data in combination with other data that we collect and/or create as necessary in connection with certain legitimate business interests in (i) verifying your identity for authentication and security purposes; and (ii) to prevent fraud.


We may operate CCTV or security cameras on properties operated or owned by A&K Travel subsidiary companies. In connection with these systems, we may collect and/or create Guest Personal Data as necessary in connection with certain legitimate business interests, such as (i) ensuring the safety and security of guests and employees; (ii) recording and investigating health and safety incidents; (iii) keeping track of guests and employees for safety and commercial purposes; and (iv) creating aggregate data.

When you use our digital services, we may collect and process device and network data. We use this data as necessary to fulfil guests’ requests. We may also collect and process data that we collect, create, and/or receive (including through the use of cookies and similar technologies). We typically use this data as necessary in connection with certain legitimate business interests, such as ensuring the security of our websites and other technology systems.

We and certain third parties process Guest Personal Data we hold for certain purposes including but not limited to distribute marketing communications and to create marketing profiles, in connection with online advertising, including targeted advertising, data sales, personalization and guest profiles.

In order to understand our guests’ preferences, and better recommend bespoke products and services we may create a “Guest Profile” by linking together and analyzing Guest Personal Data collected in the following circumstances: (i) when you purchase our products and services; (ii) when you travel with companies owned or operated by A&K Travel and its subsidiary companies; (iii) when you use our digital services; (iv) through cookies and other tracking technologies; (v) when you contact us or submit information to us; and (vi) through feedback and surveys.


During our interactions we may collect special categories of personal data about you as detailed below.This may be because you want us to have the information or inadvertently as result of a group you travel with (please see example below).It may also be because we need to know certain personal data about you which is special category data in order that we can provide you with the best possible service and advise you whether a trip is suitable for you.Health is one of the best examples of this.

E.g.If we receive a group booking from a specific religious association we will inadvertently have details of religious beliefs of those individuals.The same can be said for groups from political associations and trade union associations.

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