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Maine/New Brunswick/Prince Edward Island/Nova Scotia

On the Road: New England and the Canadian Maritimes

Program No. 19585RJ
From Portland, Maine to Cape Breton, Nova Scotia, explore unique ecosystems, maritime history, idyllic villages and world-famous cuisine with local experts.

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DATES & starting prices
PRICES
Jun 5 - Jun 19, 2024
Starting at
4,999
Jun 12 - Jun 26, 2024
Starting at
4,999
Aug 7 - Aug 21, 2024
Starting at
5,099
Aug 21 - Sep 4, 2024
Starting at
5,099
Sep 4 - Sep 18, 2024
Starting at
5,249
Sep 11 - Sep 25, 2024
Starting at
5,249
Sep 18 - Oct 2, 2024
Starting at
5,249
DATES & starting prices
PRICES
Jun 5 - Jun 19, 2024
Starting at
6,289
Jun 12 - Jun 26, 2024
Starting at
6,289
Aug 7 - Aug 21, 2024
Starting at
6,449
Aug 21 - Sep 4, 2024
Starting at
6,449
Sep 4 - Sep 18, 2024
Starting at
6,579
Sep 11 - Sep 25, 2024
Starting at
6,579
Sep 18 - Oct 2, 2024
Starting at
6,579

At a Glance

On this cross-border adventure, discover the bustling cities, serene harbors and beautiful wild spaces of Maine and the Canadian Maritimes — learning about the connections between them. En route to Canada, stop in Maine towns such as historic and eclectic Castine. Experience the wild beauty of the Cabot Trail and Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia as well as the Bay of Fundy tides and fabled Hopewell Rocks. In Acadia National Park, breathe in the crisp air while taking in the lush, untainted landscape. Discover why this corner of the world is like no other, all while enjoying unique accommodations and local delicacies such as lobster and mussels!
Activity Level
Keep the Pace
Climbing a few flights of stairs, standing for up to one hour, walking on paved and unpaved surfaces up to two miles over the course of the day. Getting on and off coach.

Best of all, you’ll…

  • Examine the world's highest tides with naturalists on the Bay of Fundy.
  • Delve into the historic beginnings of the cities of Portland, Saint John, Charlottetown and Halifax.
  • Explore the Cabot Trail, looking for vast wildlife among the dense forests that meet with the ocean coast.

General Notes

This is an On the Road program that stays at nine different hotels, traveling about 1,500 miles over fifteen days. We try our best to explore each individual area as best we can and allow for plenty of stops. Please be aware that bus time is crucial and travel may take up to a few hours at a time.
Featured Expert
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Linda Pomerleau
Linda Pomerleau is a Mainer both by birth and by choice. Since retiring from a 25-year teaching career, during which she taught Maine history and language arts to 8th graders, she has been sharing her love of Maine by leading groups in Acadia National Park and all of Mount Desert Island. Linda enjoys kayaking, biking, hiking, and snowshoeing. She also enjoys spending time looking for moose and deer with her NYC grandkids when they are in Maine, as well as fostering their love of reading.

Please note: This expert may not be available for every date of this program.

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Gerald Berlin View biography
After thirty plus years in health care education, Gerry embarked on a path of a long held interest in hospitality. His adventures include an eight-year stint at a Bar Harbor inn where he held various positions in food service, concierge, and guest services. Gerry also worked in the cruise industry in Bar Harbor as a member of the pier team. That last job led to Gerry’s interest in leading groups so he can share beautiful Mount Desert Island, Maine and the spectacular Acadia National Park.
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Mary McGovern View biography
Mary McGovern was born in New York and has lived in New England, Florida, and Bavaria. She earned her bachelor's in international business and participated in a trade mission to Japan, which included a family homestay. Mary is a professional group leader in New York City and Washington, DC, and has led field trips on the East Coast and in Germany. In her free time, Mary travels with family and friends to experience new destinations and revisit old favorites.
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Patrick Callaway View biography
Patrick Callaway is a Ph.D. candidate in history at the University of Maine; his dissertation is entitled "Feeding the Empire: Grain, Warfare, and the Persistence of the British Atlantic Economy, 1765-1815." Particularly, his research focuses on the role of American grain exports to the empire, the failed efforts of British officials to replace the United States as a source of grain, and the effects of the Napoleonic Wars on this exchange. He earned his M.A. in history from Montana State University in 2008.
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Linda Pomerleau View biography
Linda Pomerleau is a Mainer both by birth and by choice. Since retiring from a 25-year teaching career, during which she taught Maine history and language arts to 8th graders, she has been sharing her love of Maine by leading groups in Acadia National Park and all of Mount Desert Island. Linda enjoys kayaking, biking, hiking, and snowshoeing. She also enjoys spending time looking for moose and deer with her NYC grandkids when they are in Maine, as well as fostering their love of reading.
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Genny Simard View biography
Genny Simard was born in Montreal, but graduated from Mount Allison University in Sackville, New Brunswick. After working for six years at the Huntsman Marine Science Centre as an educator, she decided to start her own touring company based in St Andrews-by-the-Sea in 2015. She gets her quirky stories from well-known local historians, and she enthusiastically shares them with all visitors. You can find her driving around town in her tour Jeep, or simply hanging off the wharf to find cool sea creatures.
Visit the Road Scholar Bookshop
You can find many of the books we recommend at the Road Scholar store on bookshop.org, a website that supports local bookstores.
A Field Guide to North Atlantic Wildlife
by Noble S. Proctor, Patrick J. Lynch (Illustrator)
A comprehensive pocket guide to commonly encountered marine mammals, seabirds and other marine life of Northeastern North America, from North Carolina to Newfoundland and the Canadian Maritimes.
Moon Handbook Atlantic Canada
by Andrew Hempstead
A comprehensive guide to New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Prince Edward Island. With regional maps and detailed descriptions of St. John's and other points of interest, along with an overview of the people, wildlife and history of the region.
Island, The Complete Stories
by Alistair MacLeod
Raised in Cape Breton, Alistair MacLeod writes of family, the pull of old Gaelic traditions, love and the landscape and folkways of Nova Scotia in this collection of 16 stories. Winner of the Pen/Malamud Award.
The Lobster Coast: Rebels, Rusticators, and the Struggle for a Forgotten Frontier
by Colin Woodard
A fascinating cultural history of coastal Maine as seen through the lobstering industry.
Down East, A Maritime History of Maine
by Lincoln Paine
Maine's maritime history, from the coastal travel of Native Americans to the Basque fishing industry to the pleasure boating of today, incorporating ecology, culture and art into its well-researched history.
Anne of Green Gables
by Lucy Maud Montgomery
This Norton Critical Edition of the immensely popular 1908 novel includes excerpts from Montgomery's journals, letters and juvenilia, as well as selections by Sir Walter Scott, Lord Byron and Louisa May Alcott.
Historic Acadia National Park, The Stories Behind One of America's Great Treasures
by Catherine Schmitt
In a vibrant collection of true tales, Schmitt sketches the entire history of Acadia National Park, from its glacial origins to the first tourist flocks that descended on Bar Harbor.
The Atlantic Coast, A Natural History
by Harry Thurston
Thurston illuminates the geology, plant and animal life and nature of the Atlantic coast from Newfoundland and Labrador through the Maritime Provinces and the Northeastern United States south to Cape Hatteras in this illustrated, engaging survey.
Meals
35 Meals
14 Breakfasts
13 Lunches
8 Dinners
The following choices may be available when requested in advance: Vegetarian, Low Salt, Low Fat, Gluten Free
Lodging
Lodgings may differ by date. Select a date to see the lodgings specific to that date.
Display
Sep 18, 2024 - Oct 02, 2024
  • Sep 18, 2024 - Oct 02, 2024
  • Jun 05, 2024 - Jun 19, 2024
  • Jun 12, 2024 - Jun 26, 2024
  • Aug 07, 2024 - Aug 21, 2024
  • Aug 21, 2024 - Sep 04, 2024
  • Sep 04, 2024 - Sep 18, 2024
  • Sep 11, 2024 - Sep 25, 2024
  • Sep 18, 2024 - Oct 02, 2024
2 nights
Portland
The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is a half-mile from Portland International Airport. Nearby Old Port District restaurants and boutiques are just a few miles away, as well as Portland Head, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, 25 minutes away. There is a free 24-hour shuttle to the airport and local attractions, free WiFi, and park-and-fly deals.
1 night
Bucksport
Situated at the mouth of the Penobscot River, the Fort Knox Park Inn offers superb views of Fort Knox State Park and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox from every room. A paved riverfront walkway extends along the riverfront, marked with bronze plaques that describe Bucksport’s paper-making and ship-building history. The hotel’s location provides easy access to our visit of Castine, Maine.
1 night
Saint Andrews
The St. Andrews Motor Inn is a small property located on the main street of this lovely town. While the facility itself is very basic, the motel boasts an enviable waterfront location, and every room has a very large private balcony overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Road Scholar group meals will be served at its sister property, the Kennedy Inn, located 350 yards down Water Street. Please note on your health and safety questionnaire if you prefer a ground floor room.
1 night
Moncton
The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is centrally located in Moncton, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Only minutes from downtown Moncton featuring restaurants, shopping and attractions. After touring Moncton, guests can enjoy a walk on one of the many nature trails nearby. The hotel has spacious guestrooms and provides a deluxe continental breakfast daily.
2 nights
Charlottetown
The Dundee Arms Inn is a charming boutique hotel that combines Victorian and contemporary décor. Built in 1903, the Inn was a four star Queen Anne revival mansion that remained a private household for two generations until it was converted into a guest home. The Inn features 22 beautifully appointed rooms, and an expanded outdoor patio.
2 nights
Baddeck
Ceilidh Country Lodge is a charming, 54-bedroom Inn that is located a stroll away from the picturesque village of Baddeck. The lodge features a lovely view of the Bras d'Or Lakes from it's wrap-around deck, and plenty of green space.
2 nights
Halifax
Recently renovated hotel right in the heart of Halifax, NS complete with a historic façade and animated, kilt-clad bellman to greet you upon entry.
1 night
Saint John
The Delta Saint John is a modern hotel, located in the heart of downtown St. John’s, within walking distance to many services and restaurants, including an adjacent shopping center.
2 nights
Bar Harbor
The Atlantic Oceanside Hotel is situated on 14 acres of oceanfront property, with wonderful views and access to Frenchman Bay. The hotel is conveniently located less than 1 mile to Acadia National Park’s entrance and the center of the village of Bar Harbor.
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2 nights
Portland
The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is a half-mile from Portland International Airport. Nearby Old Port District restaurants and boutiques are just a few miles away, as well as Portland Head, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, 25 minutes away. There is a free 24-hour shuttle to the airport and local attractions, free WiFi, and park-and-fly deals.
1 night
Bucksport
Situated at the mouth of the Penobscot River, the Fort Knox Park Inn offers superb views of Fort Knox State Park and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox from every room. A paved riverfront walkway extends along the riverfront, marked with bronze plaques that describe Bucksport’s paper-making and ship-building history. The hotel’s location provides easy access to our visit of Castine, Maine.
1 night
Saint Andrews
The St. Andrews Motor Inn is a small property located on the main street of this lovely town. While the facility itself is very basic, the motel boasts an enviable waterfront location, and every room has a very large private balcony overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Road Scholar group meals will be served at its sister property, the Kennedy Inn, located 350 yards down Water Street. Please note on your health and safety questionnaire if you prefer a ground floor room.
1 night
Moncton
The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is centrally located in Moncton, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Only minutes from downtown Moncton featuring restaurants, shopping and attractions. After touring Moncton, guests can enjoy a walk on one of the many nature trails nearby. The hotel has spacious guestrooms and provides a deluxe continental breakfast daily.
2 nights
Charlottetown
The Dundee Arms Inn is a charming boutique hotel that combines Victorian and contemporary décor. Built in 1903, the Inn was a four star Queen Anne revival mansion that remained a private household for two generations until it was converted into a guest home. The Inn features 22 beautifully appointed rooms, and an expanded outdoor patio.
2 nights
Baddeck
Ceilidh Country Lodge is a charming, 54-bedroom Inn that is located a stroll away from the picturesque village of Baddeck. The lodge features a lovely view of the Bras d'Or Lakes from it's wrap-around deck, and plenty of green space.
2 nights
Halifax
Recently renovated hotel right in the heart of Halifax, NS complete with a historic façade and animated, kilt-clad bellman to greet you upon entry.
1 night
Saint John
The Delta Saint John is a modern hotel, located in the heart of downtown St. John’s, within walking distance to many services and restaurants, including an adjacent shopping center.
2 nights
Bar Harbor
The Atlantic Oceanside Hotel is situated on 14 acres of oceanfront property, with wonderful views and access to Frenchman Bay. The hotel is conveniently located less than 1 mile to Acadia National Park’s entrance and the center of the village of Bar Harbor.
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2 nights
Portland
The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is a half-mile from Portland International Airport. Nearby Old Port District restaurants and boutiques are just a few miles away, as well as Portland Head, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, 25 minutes away. There is a free 24-hour shuttle to the airport and local attractions, free WiFi, and park-and-fly deals.
1 night
Bucksport
Situated at the mouth of the Penobscot River, the Fort Knox Park Inn offers superb views of Fort Knox State Park and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox from every room. A paved riverfront walkway extends along the riverfront, marked with bronze plaques that describe Bucksport’s paper-making and ship-building history. The hotel’s location provides easy access to our visit of Castine, Maine.
1 night
Saint Andrews
The St. Andrews Motor Inn is a small property located on the main street of this lovely town. While the facility itself is very basic, the motel boasts an enviable waterfront location, and every room has a very large private balcony overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Road Scholar group meals will be served at its sister property, the Kennedy Inn, located 350 yards down Water Street. Please note on your health and safety questionnaire if you prefer a ground floor room.
1 night
Moncton
The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is centrally located in Moncton, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Only minutes from downtown Moncton featuring restaurants, shopping and attractions. After touring Moncton, guests can enjoy a walk on one of the many nature trails nearby. The hotel has spacious guestrooms and provides a deluxe continental breakfast daily.
2 nights
Charlottetown
The Dundee Arms Inn is a charming boutique hotel that combines Victorian and contemporary décor. Built in 1903, the Inn was a four star Queen Anne revival mansion that remained a private household for two generations until it was converted into a guest home. The Inn features 22 beautifully appointed rooms, and an expanded outdoor patio.
2 nights
Baddeck
Ceilidh Country Lodge is a charming, 54-bedroom Inn that is located a stroll away from the picturesque village of Baddeck. The lodge features a lovely view of the Bras d'Or Lakes from it's wrap-around deck, and plenty of green space.
2 nights
Halifax
Recently renovated hotel right in the heart of Halifax, NS complete with a historic façade and animated, kilt-clad bellman to greet you upon entry.
1 night
Saint John
The Delta Saint John is a modern hotel, located in the heart of downtown St. John’s, within walking distance to many services and restaurants, including an adjacent shopping center.
2 nights
Bar Harbor
The Atlantic Oceanside Hotel is situated on 14 acres of oceanfront property, with wonderful views and access to Frenchman Bay. The hotel is conveniently located less than 1 mile to Acadia National Park’s entrance and the center of the village of Bar Harbor.
See All Lodging Options
2 nights
Portland
The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is a half-mile from Portland International Airport. Nearby Old Port District restaurants and boutiques are just a few miles away, as well as Portland Head, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, 25 minutes away. There is a free 24-hour shuttle to the airport and local attractions, free WiFi, and park-and-fly deals.
1 night
Bucksport
Situated at the mouth of the Penobscot River, the Fort Knox Park Inn offers superb views of Fort Knox State Park and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox from every room. A paved riverfront walkway extends along the riverfront, marked with bronze plaques that describe Bucksport’s paper-making and ship-building history. The hotel’s location provides easy access to our visit of Castine, Maine.
1 night
Saint Andrews
The St. Andrews Motor Inn is a small property located on the main street of this lovely town. While the facility itself is very basic, the motel boasts an enviable waterfront location, and every room has a very large private balcony overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Road Scholar group meals will be served at its sister property, the Kennedy Inn, located 350 yards down Water Street. Please note on your health and safety questionnaire if you prefer a ground floor room.
1 night
Moncton
The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is centrally located in Moncton, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Only minutes from downtown Moncton featuring restaurants, shopping and attractions. After touring Moncton, guests can enjoy a walk on one of the many nature trails nearby. The hotel has spacious guestrooms and provides a deluxe continental breakfast daily.
2 nights
Charlottetown
The Dundee Arms Inn is a charming boutique hotel that combines Victorian and contemporary décor. Built in 1903, the Inn was a four star Queen Anne revival mansion that remained a private household for two generations until it was converted into a guest home. The Inn features 22 beautifully appointed rooms, and an expanded outdoor patio.
2 nights
Baddeck
Ceilidh Country Lodge is a charming, 54-bedroom Inn that is located a stroll away from the picturesque village of Baddeck. The lodge features a lovely view of the Bras d'Or Lakes from it's wrap-around deck, and plenty of green space.
2 nights
Halifax
Recently renovated hotel right in the heart of Halifax, NS complete with a historic façade and animated, kilt-clad bellman to greet you upon entry.
1 night
Saint John
The Delta Saint John is a modern hotel, located in the heart of downtown St. John’s, within walking distance to many services and restaurants, including an adjacent shopping center.
2 nights
Bar Harbor
The Atlantic Oceanside Hotel is situated on 14 acres of oceanfront property, with wonderful views and access to Frenchman Bay. The hotel is conveniently located less than 1 mile to Acadia National Park’s entrance and the center of the village of Bar Harbor.
See All Lodging Options
2 nights
Portland
The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is a half-mile from Portland International Airport. Nearby Old Port District restaurants and boutiques are just a few miles away, as well as Portland Head, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, 25 minutes away. There is a free 24-hour shuttle to the airport and local attractions, free WiFi, and park-and-fly deals.
1 night
Bucksport
Situated at the mouth of the Penobscot River, the Fort Knox Park Inn offers superb views of Fort Knox State Park and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox from every room. A paved riverfront walkway extends along the riverfront, marked with bronze plaques that describe Bucksport’s paper-making and ship-building history. The hotel’s location provides easy access to our visit of Castine, Maine.
1 night
Saint Andrews
The St. Andrews Motor Inn is a small property located on the main street of this lovely town. While the facility itself is very basic, the motel boasts an enviable waterfront location, and every room has a very large private balcony overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Road Scholar group meals will be served at its sister property, the Kennedy Inn, located 350 yards down Water Street. Please note on your health and safety questionnaire if you prefer a ground floor room.
1 night
Moncton
The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is centrally located in Moncton, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Only minutes from downtown Moncton featuring restaurants, shopping and attractions. After touring Moncton, guests can enjoy a walk on one of the many nature trails nearby. The hotel has spacious guestrooms and provides a deluxe continental breakfast daily.
2 nights
Charlottetown
The Dundee Arms Inn is a charming boutique hotel that combines Victorian and contemporary décor. Built in 1903, the Inn was a four star Queen Anne revival mansion that remained a private household for two generations until it was converted into a guest home. The Inn features 22 beautifully appointed rooms, and an expanded outdoor patio.
2 nights
Baddeck
Ceilidh Country Lodge is a charming, 54-bedroom Inn that is located a stroll away from the picturesque village of Baddeck. The lodge features a lovely view of the Bras d'Or Lakes from it's wrap-around deck, and plenty of green space.
2 nights
Halifax
Recently renovated hotel right in the heart of Halifax, NS complete with a historic façade and animated, kilt-clad bellman to greet you upon entry.
1 night
Saint John
The Delta Saint John is a modern hotel, located in the heart of downtown St. John’s, within walking distance to many services and restaurants, including an adjacent shopping center.
2 nights
Bar Harbor
The Atlantic Oceanside Hotel is situated on 14 acres of oceanfront property, with wonderful views and access to Frenchman Bay. The hotel is conveniently located less than 1 mile to Acadia National Park’s entrance and the center of the village of Bar Harbor.
See All Lodging Options
2 nights
Portland
The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is a half-mile from Portland International Airport. Nearby Old Port District restaurants and boutiques are just a few miles away, as well as Portland Head, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, 25 minutes away. There is a free 24-hour shuttle to the airport and local attractions, free WiFi, and park-and-fly deals.
1 night
Bucksport
Situated at the mouth of the Penobscot River, the Fort Knox Park Inn offers superb views of Fort Knox State Park and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox from every room. A paved riverfront walkway extends along the riverfront, marked with bronze plaques that describe Bucksport’s paper-making and ship-building history. The hotel’s location provides easy access to our visit of Castine, Maine.
1 night
Saint Andrews
The St. Andrews Motor Inn is a small property located on the main street of this lovely town. While the facility itself is very basic, the motel boasts an enviable waterfront location, and every room has a very large private balcony overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Road Scholar group meals will be served at its sister property, the Kennedy Inn, located 350 yards down Water Street. Please note on your health and safety questionnaire if you prefer a ground floor room.
1 night
Moncton
The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is centrally located in Moncton, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Only minutes from downtown Moncton featuring restaurants, shopping and attractions. After touring Moncton, guests can enjoy a walk on one of the many nature trails nearby. The hotel has spacious guestrooms and provides a deluxe continental breakfast daily.
2 nights
Charlottetown
The Dundee Arms Inn is a charming boutique hotel that combines Victorian and contemporary décor. Built in 1903, the Inn was a four star Queen Anne revival mansion that remained a private household for two generations until it was converted into a guest home. The Inn features 22 beautifully appointed rooms, and an expanded outdoor patio.
2 nights
Baddeck
Ceilidh Country Lodge is a charming, 54-bedroom Inn that is located a stroll away from the picturesque village of Baddeck. The lodge features a lovely view of the Bras d'Or Lakes from it's wrap-around deck, and plenty of green space.
2 nights
Halifax
Recently renovated hotel right in the heart of Halifax, NS complete with a historic façade and animated, kilt-clad bellman to greet you upon entry.
1 night
Saint John
The Delta Saint John is a modern hotel, located in the heart of downtown St. John’s, within walking distance to many services and restaurants, including an adjacent shopping center.
2 nights
Bar Harbor
The Atlantic Oceanside Hotel is situated on 14 acres of oceanfront property, with wonderful views and access to Frenchman Bay. The hotel is conveniently located less than 1 mile to Acadia National Park’s entrance and the center of the village of Bar Harbor.
See All Lodging Options
2 nights
Portland
The Hilton Garden Inn Portland Airport is a half-mile from Portland International Airport. Nearby Old Port District restaurants and boutiques are just a few miles away, as well as Portland Head, the oldest lighthouse in Maine, 25 minutes away. There is a free 24-hour shuttle to the airport and local attractions, free WiFi, and park-and-fly deals.
1 night
Bucksport
Situated at the mouth of the Penobscot River, the Fort Knox Park Inn offers superb views of Fort Knox State Park and the Penobscot Narrows Bridge and Fort Knox from every room. A paved riverfront walkway extends along the riverfront, marked with bronze plaques that describe Bucksport’s paper-making and ship-building history. The hotel’s location provides easy access to our visit of Castine, Maine.
1 night
Saint Andrews
The St. Andrews Motor Inn is a small property located on the main street of this lovely town. While the facility itself is very basic, the motel boasts an enviable waterfront location, and every room has a very large private balcony overlooking the Bay of Fundy. Road Scholar group meals will be served at its sister property, the Kennedy Inn, located 350 yards down Water Street. Please note on your health and safety questionnaire if you prefer a ground floor room.
1 night
Moncton
The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is centrally located in Moncton, just off the Trans-Canada Highway. Only minutes from downtown Moncton featuring restaurants, shopping and attractions. After touring Moncton, guests can enjoy a walk on one of the many nature trails nearby. The hotel has spacious guestrooms and provides a deluxe continental breakfast daily.
2 nights
Charlottetown
The Dundee Arms Inn is a charming boutique hotel that combines Victorian and contemporary décor. Built in 1903, the Inn was a four star Queen Anne revival mansion that remained a private household for two generations until it was converted into a guest home. The Inn features 22 beautifully appointed rooms, and an expanded outdoor patio.
2 nights
Baddeck
Ceilidh Country Lodge is a charming, 54-bedroom Inn that is located a stroll away from the picturesque village of Baddeck. The lodge features a lovely view of the Bras d'Or Lakes from it's wrap-around deck, and plenty of green space.
2 nights
Halifax
Recently renovated hotel right in the heart of Halifax, NS complete with a historic façade and animated, kilt-clad bellman to greet you upon entry.
1 night
Saint John
The Delta Saint John is a modern hotel, located in the heart of downtown St. John’s, within walking distance to many services and restaurants, including an adjacent shopping center.
2 nights
Bar Harbor
The Atlantic Oceanside Hotel is situated on 14 acres of oceanfront property, with wonderful views and access to Frenchman Bay. The hotel is conveniently located less than 1 mile to Acadia National Park’s entrance and the center of the village of Bar Harbor.
See All Lodging Options





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