August 29-September 10, 2009
Newfoundland, Labrador and the Cabot Trail

Three Provinces in one tour! Nova Scotia: Halifax-city tour and visit to the Citadel Hill; the once thriving gold-mining town of Sherbrooke and its recreated Village; Baddeck for the Alexander Graham Bell Museum; Cape Breton for the scenic Cabot Trail and Cheticamp, famous for its hooked rugs and Sydney to catch the ferry for the crossing to Newfoundland. Newfoundland: Captain Cook Memorial in Curling, Gros Morne National Park for its views and unique geological formations, Plum Point for its Lighthouse and Port-au-Choix for its archeological findings; L'Anse aux Meadows—the only Viking settlement in North America; Gander, Terra Nova National Park, the capital St. John's, Witless Bay (for whales and puffins) and Labrador: ferry crossing to visit Red Bay, a Basque whaling center. A traditional "screech-in" ceremony complete the tour. $3,799

Tour prices include roundtrip transportation Forest View Educational Center/O’Hare (free parking provided in lot), roundtrip air, first class accommodations; meals, sightseeing and admissions as listed in itinerary; CET Host, local tour director/guides, deluxe motorcoach transportation throughout tour, pre-departure informational meeting, CET rewards, detailed final documents and destination information, baggage handling, government fees and taxes. Cruises also include port charges and roundtrip transportation airport/ship. Prices are per person, based on double occupancy. For a detailed, day-by-day brochure call 847.718.7709 or e-mail cetravel@d214.org