Day 1:
Boston. (Sat.) Welcome to “Bean Town!” This evening, depart for dinner at THE UNION OYSTER HOUSE, the oldest restaurant in Boston and the oldest restaurant in continuous service in the U.S.—the doors have always been open to diners since 1826. Afterward, enjoy free time for browsing in Faneuil Hall. Built in 1742 as a home for merchants, fishermen, and meat and produce sellers, Faneuil Hall is still Boston’s central meeting place, offering an unparalleled urban marketplace. (D)

Day 2:
Boston. Excursion to North Shore. (Sun.) This morning, a tour of Boston highlights historic sites near Boston Common, Old State House, Old North Church, and the Freedom Trail. Enjoy some free time for lunch before continuing north to Gloucester, America’s oldest seaport. Stop at the Fisherman’s Memorial, commemorating Gloucester’s link to the sea, before boarding your HARBOR CRUISE to learn about the life of local fishermen. This evening, enjoy an eat-in-the-rough LOBSTER BAKE before returning to Boston. (B,D)

Day 3:
Boston–Newport. (Mon.) This morning, enjoy a cup of coffee and a crispy sfogliatelle at a local cafe. Learn the history of Boston’s Italian neighborhood on the NORTH END MARKET TOUR as you taste authentic foods and learn secrets on where to find authentic ingredients and how to buy and prepare them for your own cooking adventures. Enjoy free time for lunch and shopping in the North End before continuing to Newport. A highlight of today’s journey is Newport’s OCEAN DRIVE, combining the history of this wealthy summer community with miles of beautiful shoreline. Enjoy dinner this evening at a local restaurant. (B,D) NOTE: The North End Market tour is a 2-hour walking tour that takes place rain or shine.

Day 4:
Newport–Stockbridge–Berkshire Mountains. (Tue.) This morning, depart for the SMITH APPLEBY HOUSE, a beautifully restored mid-18th century farmhouse where you will be treated to a traditional Rhode Island May Breakfast featuring Johnny cakes. Travel through valleys of unspoiled New England villages to Stockbridge. Here, visit the NORMAN ROCKWELL STUDIO AND MUSEUM, housing a large collection of works by one of America’s favorite artists. Your overnight hotel is nestled in the heart of the Berkshire Mountains. (B)

Day 5:
Berkshire Mountains–Burlington. (Wed.) This morning, enjoy a stop at the APPLE BARN AND COUNTRY BAKE SHOP for a view of the most spectacular scenery in southern Vermont at the top of this 300-acre apple orchard. Learn about the history of the orchard followed by some free time for shopping. Later this afternoon, visit SHELBURNE HERITAGE PARK, a fascinating 45-acre outdoor museum depicting early New England life. Continue to Burlington, Vermont, where you will spend the night at the Inn at Essex, the “working home” of the highly acclaimed NEW ENGLAND CULINARY INSTITUTE. This evening, enjoy a cooking demonstration and relish New England’s best cuisine. (B,D)

Day 6:
Burlington–Montpelier–Cabot–North Conway. (Thu.) This morning, enjoy a tour and tasting at MORSE FARM MAPLE SUGARWORKS, Vermont’s oldest sugar house. After a break in Montpelier, Vermont’s capital, head for New Hampshire’s White Mountains via Cabot, Vermont. Stop at CABOT CREAMERY, home to the world’s best cheddar, for a factory tour and tasting. Upon arrival in North Conway, enjoy some time at leisure this evening. (B)

Day 7:
North Conway–Portland–Kennebunkport. (Fri.) At Pinkham Notch, board the Wildcat Mountain GONDOLA for a thrilling ride to the 4,397-foot summit. (The 1018 departure visits after the closure of the gondola. A presentation of the RAVEN INTERPRETIVE PROGRAM and wildlife will be substituted.) Then, travel through the densely wooded, lake-strewn landscape of Maine to Portland, one of New England’s most famous cities. Stroll down the cobblestone streets of Portland’s Old Port Exchange, lined with boutiques, coffee houses, and art galleries. Early afternoon arrival in Kennebunkport, with time to explore the quaint shops and galleries of Dock Square. Tonight your Tour Director hosts a FAREWELL DINNER. Wonderful conversation and cuisine make the perfect finale for your vacation. (B,D)

Day 8:
Kennebunkport–Salem–Boston. (Sat.) A scenic drive along the rocky coastline of Maine to Massachusetts with a call at Salem, infamous for the largest witch hunt in American history. You’ll have time to visit the many historic landmarks. Return to Boston with a stop at the airport for guests with homebound flights. Please schedule flights after 3 p.m. (B)

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CURRENT SPECIALS:

Book now and take $200 off per couple on any air-inclusive European Low Season Vacations.*

* Book a 2008/2009 Globus Europe Winter air-inclusive vacation on select carriers to receive the $100 per person discount. Booking must be made, under deposit, and discount applied between June 4 and August 31, 2008 for travel commencing between October 1, 2008 and April 30, 2009. To secure the air booking, an additional deposit of $250 is required, which is refundable until the time that the flight information is confirmed. Offers not valid with one another or any offer and applies to new 2009 bookings only. Offer reliant on space availability. Full cancellation penalties will apply. Additional restrictions may apply.

Save up to $600 per stateroom on 2009 Globus River and Small Ship Cruises

Discover an entirely new way to uncover the wonders of the world with river and small ship cruises. From a wine tasting adventure through the vineyards of France to island hopping in the Galapagos Islands, you’re sure to find a Globus river or small ship cruise that speaks to your heart. There’s simply no more peaceful way to sample the charming cities and awe-inspiring sights of Europe, China, Egypt and the Galápagos Islands.

*Book a 2009 Globus River Cruise air-inclusive vacation to receive the $300 off per person offer. Cruise-only bookings are eligible for the $125 off per person offer. Booking must be made, under deposit, and discount applied between May 14 and August 31, 2008 for travel through December 31, 2009. To secure the air booking, an additional deposit of $250 is required, which is refundable until the time that the flight information is confirmed. Offers not valid with one-another or any other offer and applies to new 2009 bookings only. Offer reliant on space availability. Full cancellation penalties will apply. Additional restrictions may apply.

Standard Offers and Specials provided by Globus

Discount for young travelers

Share the pleasure of a Globus vacation with your children and grandchildren and take advantage of a 10-percent discount on the land-only price. For eligibility, children must be under 18 years of age on the departure date and must be accompanied by an adult. On escorted vacations we don’t accept children under eight years old because we have found that they are too young to enjoy these vacations.

Pay less for your second vacation

We charge you vacation price for your first vacation in 2008, but for every additional Globus vacation you take in the same year, you pay US$35 under list. Our vacations are designed and scheduled so you can combine them almost any way you want. It’s fun to play the add-a-vacation game yourself or talk to your travel agent.

Triple room reduction

On most Globus vacations you receive a reduction when three people travel together and share the same accommodations. Triple room reductions, when available, are listed on the itinerary pages. A word of caution: Triple rooms usually are no larger than twin rooms and the third bed, if there is one, is often a rollaway put in a twin-bedded room.

Avoid the single room supplement

We do not take reservations on a “share” basis because we have found that strangers rarely enjoy sharing a room for the duration of their vacation. Avoid the single room supplement by traveling with a friend. It’s less expensive and much more fun!

Do you have a large party of friends or family that wants to travel?

Right now when you book between 5 and 7 people before December 31, 2008, each passenger will save $75.* For example, book 5 passengers and receive a $375 discount, 6 passengers equals a $450 discount and 7 passengers will receive a $525 discount. With an offer like this, the world’s greatest destinations are now closer than ever!

*Book a 2009 Globus vacation for five, six or seven travelers to receive the $75 off per person offer. Booking must be made, under deposit, and discount applied between Jun 4 and Dec 31, 2008 for travel through December 31, 2009. Individuals must be traveling together from the same origination point to receive the discount. Not valid with any other offer and applies to new 2009 bookings only. Offer reliant on space availability. Full cancellation penalties will apply. Additional restrictions may apply.