14-Day Atlantic Coast Harbors

Bar Harbor, located on beautiful Frenchman Bay, is a wealth of history and architecture.

Capitol of West Virgina, whistle stop on the river cruise.

The largest city in Canada’s Maritime Province, Halifax has strong ties to its past. The star-shaped Citadel fortress, built by Cornwallis in 1749, overlooks the city and much of the area’s maritime history is displayed in the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic.

Each of its five boroughs is a county: Manhattan (New York county), an island; the Bronx (Bronx county), on the mainland, NE of Manhattan across the Harlem River; Queens (Queens county), on Long Island, E of Manhattan across the East River; Brooklyn (Kings county), also on Long Island, on the East River adjoining Queens and on New York Bay; and Staten Island (Richmond county), an island SW of Manhattan across the Upper Bay.

The nation’s largest city, New York is a major U.S. port, the country’s trade center and with its banks and stock exchanges, the financial center of the world.

Theaters, nightclubs, shops, and restaurants draw millions of visitors. With all the sights to see, New York is sure to be a fun filled getaway!

Québec City is the capital of the province of Quebec, home to the famous Winter Carnival and is a delightful blend of historic old world charm combined with all of the conveniences of a modern city. On a bluff, overlooking the St. Lawrence River, the Hotel Chateau Frontenac, with its impressive spires and turrets, sits adjacent to the Plains of Abraham, where important battles between the French and the British were fought. Visit the Old Fort, or take a horse drawn carriage ride down the cobbled streets of Old Quebec City with it’s quaint shops, corner bistros, and art vendors in the market squares.

Salem is a thriving community located on Interstate 93 only 32 miles north of Boston just over the New Hampshire – Massachusetts border. We are home to major industrial firms, tax free retail outlets, recreational resources and 26,000
residents.

Shelburne is a beautiful town, located at the Northern end of the Mount Washington Valley. Close to anything, yet miles away from everything. Area AttractionsPeabody Forest: An 83 acre NH state forest in Shelburne.
Great Glen Trails: Bike, hike, ski – year round recreation.
Sunday River: It’s located only 20 miles from Shelburne.
Wildcat Mountain: About 10 miles away Shelburne.
Mount Washington Observatory: A view from the top of New Hampshire and more.
Mount Washington Auto Road: Connects you to a piece of a American history.
Tuckerman and Huntington Ravines: Many things to do and see in the ravines.
Appalachian Mountain Club: Many trails including the AT go through Shelburne.