Cape Cod Delight 2009

Sunday- Thursday June 7-11, 2009

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Tour includes:
	4 nights hotel accommodations
	4 full American breakfasts
	4 dinners
		1 dinner with Lobster Bake
		1 dinner with entertainment
	Tours and attractions include:
		Guided Tour of Hyannis, Sandwich, and Plymouth
		Round-trip ferry to Nantucket Island with tour
		Guided tour of the Cape to Provincetown with afternoon Whale Cruise
		Sandwich and Plymouth
		Luggage Handling
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Pricing
Double Occupancy	$659 per person
Triple Occupancy	$649 per person
Quad Occupancy	$639 per person
Single Occupancy	$785 per person

CAPE COD DELIGHT- June 7-11, 2009

TENATIVE ITINERARY

   Bus departures are 5 a.m. from Hagerstown, 5:30 a.m. from Greencastle 5:45 a.m. from Chambersburg.

$659 per person (double occupancy), $649 per person (triple occupancy), $639 per person (quad occupancy), $785 per person (single).

$100 per person deposit, balance by May 1, 2009.Reserve your spots now.

  Sunday June 7

Welcome to Cape Cod

From the landing by the Pilgrims to a modern vacation land, this peninsula, extending into the Atlantic Ocean has welcomed all visitors. A welcome reception continues this tradition. (Dinner)

Monday June 8

Provincetown & Whale Watch

Begin the day along the scenic Route 6A to Provincetown with a stop at the National Seashore for spectacular views of the coastline, and then continue to the very tip of the Cape. Breathe deeply the salty air and watch for whales on this afternoon’s exciting whale watch cruise on the briny deep. Relax and take some time in "P’Town" to explore the arts and crafts shops and do some people watching before enjoying a traditional Lobsterbake Dinner and returning to the hotel. (Breakfast, Lobster Dinner)

Tuesday June 9

Hyannis, Plymouth and Sandwich

Today tour Hyannis, including a visit to the Kennedy Memorial and St. Francis Xavier Church. Travel on to Plymouth - America’s home town. It was here in 1620; the Pilgrims landed and founded the first permanent European settlement north of Virginia. View Plymouth Rock and Mayflower II. Continue on to Sandwich, Cape Cod’s oldest town. Once the site of America’s largest glass factories in the 19th century, it was also the home of famous author, Thornton Burgess, who wrote “Peter Cottontail" and "Old Mother West Wind". Stroll around the scenic Shawme Pond, site of the old Grist Mill and sample the waters of the "fountain of youth". (Breakfast & Dinner)

Wednesday June 10

Nantucket Island

Start the day by boarding a ferry for a ride to Nantucket Island and a day of island exploration. The Island is the home to many fine beaches and picturesque natural harbors Thirty miles off the Massachusetts coast, this crescent-shaped island is in a world by itself. Cobblestone streets and an array of stately Georgian, Federal, and Greek Revival homes reflect Nantucket Town’s history as a prosperous whaling port. Relax on the ferry on the return cruise to the mainland before going out to an evening of dinner with entertainment. (Breakfast, Dinner with Entertainment)

Thursday June 11

 Depart for Home

Leave Cape Cod behind except for the thoughts of whales and sunlight sparkling on the water that remain forever. (Breakfast)

8:00 A.M. Depart for home with meal stops and rest stops enroute.

8:00 P.M. Approximate return time.

Deposit $100 per person Reserve your spots now.

Balance due by May 1

Over 100 people participated in this tour in 2006, 2007 and 2008 and we had a waiting list. Assure your spot and make your reservation today.

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