NEW ENGLAND & CANADA

Tour	Nights	Operator	Code	Full Itinerary
New York to New York	7		7601
New York to Montreal or v.v.	10		7701a
New York to New York	7		7701b

"Norwegian Sea" - 7 night cruise
New York to New York

NCL's Freestyle Cruising

Norwegian Cruise Lines is proud to present a new concept - Freestyle Cruising. It is cruising without boundaries - you are free to eat when & where you want, formal attire is not required (unless you choose otherwise), better service with more staff & a relaxed disembarkation…

Dining & Attire

Unlike other cruise ships, there is not set times for lunch and dinners on board this ship. You can choose to dine in any of the restaurants on board the ship at any time you want. The dress code is 'smart casual' unless you choose to dine in one of the formal dining rooms - but the choice is yours.

Activities

New Lifestyle programme on board the ship allows you to learn new skills - but only if you want to! Lifestyle programmes include computer classes, financial planning seminars, health and well-being classes, cooking demonstrations - all kinds of activities to challenge your mind! If you prefer though, you can simply relax in a jacuzzi for the entire cruise - the choice is yours!

Gratuities

For your convenience (and to save you having to find change and distribute tips), an amount of US $10 per day will to automatically added to your onboard account. If you think this amount is to too high or too low for the service you are provided onboard - simply contact the Ship’s Front Desk who will be happy to adjust accordingly.

Disembarkation

A new concept - guest friendly disembarkation. As there is more staff on board an NCL ship, it means that the disembarkation process can be streamlined. Instead of rising early, rushing breakfast and having to leave by 7am - you can enjoy a morning of leisure on the last day.

Please note that the time of disembarkation is subject to US immigration procedures, which may necessitate an early start.

Ports of Call

Bar Harbour
The rays of the rising sun touch the top of Cadillac Mountain before any other place in the USA, and on island-dotted Penobscot Bay, little Bar Harbor wakes to another busy day. Today, much of the area's rugged coastline is preserved in Arcadia National Park.

Boston
Home of more colleges and universities that any other city in the US, Boston has been the intellectual capital of America for more than 350 years. Walk through Beacon Hill and wander the red brick halls of the New and Old statehouses.

Halifax
Bluenose schooners once sailed the world from Halifax, possibly the greenest city in Canada's Maritime Provinces. Take a tour of Halifax's restored Historic properties or head out to the Bay of Fundy or Arcadia, or to pretty-as-a-picture Peggy's Cove.

Martha's Vineyard
With postcard-perfect towns of Gothic Victorian cottages along a coast that looks like the Emerald Isle, this charming little island has long been a fashionable summer retreat.

New York City
There's no city in the world quite like new York. From the exchanges of Wall Street and the superb art galleries to the bright lights of Broadway. Ride to the top of the Empire State Building or take the boat trip out to the Statue of Liberty.

Newport, Rhode Island
Newport was founded by the Quakers, but became the summer home of America's most wealthy, including the Vanderbilts and Astors. Their splendid homes, which they called 'cottages', can be seen along Bellevue Avenue and Ocean Drive.

The Itinerary

Departure Dates 2001

Cost Per Person (based on twin share)

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"ms Amsterdam" - 10 night cruise
New York to Montreal or v.v.

Catch New England at its most magical moment, when the leaves turn to colours of amber, gold and scarlet.

Holland America Line offers the standards of a five star hotel with the comfort of home. The ships blend grand staircases and teak promenades with elegant lounges and the most modern of amenities. Immaculate and spacious, your stateroom comes with all the home comforts - full size beds with designer quilts, double closets and deep wardrobes to house all those clothes you brought!

Holland America Line award winning staff cater to your every need and their "tipping not required" policy ensures that all gratuities are entirely at your discretion.

Ports of Call

Bar Harbor
Linger in this attractive town, visiting arts and crafts galleries or visit the spectacular Maine coast and foliage at Acadia National Park, the 3rd largest in the USA.

Boston
See the country's earliest architecture along cobbled streets, take the Freedom Trail to see Paul Revere’s House and Old North Church, or shop in the celebrated Faneuil Hall Marketplace.

Charlottetown
The provincial capital of Prince Edward Island has a distinctly English feel. Red double decker buses motor along streets lined with Victorian homes, boutiques and tea shops; and the house of "Anne of Green Gables" is open for all to visit.

Halifax
Situated on one of the world's largest natural harbours, Halifax, established as early as 1749, still combines green parks and elegant architecture with a certain Victorian charm.

Montreal
In old Montreal, cobblestone streets are lines with ancient stone houses, French restaurants and churches. Take a ride on a horse-drawn carriage or explore the modern metropolis, including the world-famous Olympic Stadium.

Newport
Founded by the first Quakers, Newport still boasts the summer mansions of America's very wealthy. You will marvel at their 'cottages' , which in fact are splendid stately homes.

New York
The Big Apple! What better place to begin or end your cruise. Take in a musical or just enjoy the sights and sounds of Manhattan.

Portland
A renaissance of the waterfront has given rise to numerous restaurants and sophisticate boutiques.

Quebec City
In the heart of French Canada, Quebec is rich is history, culture and beauty.

The Itinerary

Departure Dates 2001

Cost Per Person (based on twin share)

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"ms Amsterdam" - 7 night cruise
New York to New York

All general information see above, "ms Amsterdam" 10 night cruise.

The Itinerary

Departure Dates

17 Oct 2001

Cost Per Person (based on twin share)

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