New York City New York

 

New York City - perhaps more than any other city in modern times - is the epicenter of so many aspects of our lives; making it among other things the world’s most welcoming LGBTQ+ destination. This vibrant community is celebrated through historic landmarks, nightlife, performing arts and more.  In addition to the Theater, Shopping, Cultural/Art/Museums etc you are already familiar with, visitors can spend days simply exploring the rich history and current LGBTQ+ scene, with so many things to see and explore, before and/or after your cruise.

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Newport Rhode Island

 

A visit to The Classic Coast - nine vibrant and historic towns all sharing some seriously prime New England coastline - is both everything you expect and enjoyably unpredictable. This is a place and a people made of surf and soul; raised by the ocean and built by eccentric and outspoken rebels some 300-plus years ago. If you're looking for classic Colonial architecture and breathtaking New England landscapes, we've got 'em. Trust us. But it's a feeling you get here of being switched off yet inspired; engaged yet refreshed. There's no word for it, but it happens everyday on The Classic Coast.

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Boston Massachusetts

  

Summer is a great time to explore Boston. Affectionately known as "America's Walking City," you can stroll the city's sidewalks, wander its abundance of green parks, or just people-watch at one of the many outdoor cafés.

Discover Boston’s vibrant culture while strolling historic streets through diverse neighborhoods. The unique personality of each neighborhood can be found in the cuisine of the restaurants and in the style of the shops, galleries and open markets and above all, in its people. 

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Bar Harbor Maine

  

Bar Harbor has some of Maine and New England’s best restaurants, each offering its own one-of-a-kind experience. The freshest seafood. Home-grown produce. Craft beer, wine, and cocktails. Locally roasted coffee. It’s all here for the taking.

Take home one-of-a-kind treasures from charming, locally-owned stores in downtown Bar Harbor. Or find that perfect, handcrafted Maine item in one of our neighboring villages. Just be sure you have enough room to bring everything home with you.  The well-marked roads wander through Acadia National Park, covering long, shady stretches of woodland, skirting peaceful lakes and ponds, circling mountain elevations, and showcasing breathtaking views of the Atlantic and nearby islands.

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Saint John New Brunswick, Canada

  

Welcome to Saint John & the Towns by the Bay, on the beautiful Bay of Fundy. Along a 100km stretch of scenic southern New Brunswick, Saint John and its distinctive nearby towns have the history, culture, character, and joyous adventure to get your toes tappin’’! From Riverside delights to spectacular sights.
Watch the sun rise in Rothesay and see it set over the water in Grand Bay-Westfield. Grab breakfast in the City of Saint John, then lunch by the river in Quispamsis. Walk on the ocean floor in Fundy-St. Martins the same day you explore historic Hampton, with stops in the picturesque Fundy Rural District along the way.

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Halifax Nova Scotia, Canada

  

The Halifax Waterfront is one of the most-visited destinations in all of Nova Scotia. Stroll the nearly 4 km boardwalk which spans from the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 to Casino Nova Scotia. Along the way explore museums, browse boutique shops, dine at waterfront restaurants, take a harbour tour, grab a ferry to Dartmouth, watch boats of all sizes come and go, take in a festival, and end the day on a patio watching the sun set over the harbour.  Immerse yourself in the rich history of Halifax in the centre of the Halifax Harbour. Enjoy a guided tour, view unique perspectives of downtown Halifax and Dartmouth and hear stories of the past and what the future holds for the site.

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