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Coushatta Casino and Resort - (2-Nt) Jan. Price $229.00 $229.00. Location for the boat tours was excellent if you were taking the Rockport cruises as it was right there in front of you. It was a great sunrise that could be seen right from our balcony Dave United States of America Perfect spot to take a boat tour, enjoy a meal on the water, and relax for the night. Free boat docking facilities are additionally available for guests staying at Boathouse Country Inn 1000 Islands. 1000 Islands Charity Casino is about 20 minutes' drive from this accommodation. The town of Gananoque is about 20 minutes' away by car, while Brockville is about 30 minutes' drive.

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Although smaller than sister town Camden, the town of Rockport has become one of the hidden gems of the mid-coast Maine region. It was even named one of America's Prettiest Towns� by Forbes Magazine. The laid-back town atmosphere makes it perfect for visitors looking to enjoy a relaxing and peaceful weekend in a beautifully scenic setting. Rockport's location is also ideal, as it marks the halfway spot between Kennebunkport and Bar Harbor.

Rockport is named for its rocky terrain and its prominent lime stone industry. Rockport supplied most of the stone used in the US Capitol Building in Washington DC after it was damaged during the War of 1812. Fun Fact: Rockport is also the home of Andre the Seal, the childhood book turned blockbuster movie. Andre is a true story, written by local Harry Goodridge, whose family adopted the seal in the 1970s. Andre the seal was known for entertaining guests in the Rockport harbor until he passed away in 1986. A statue of Andre stands in the Rockport Marine Park. Rockport was also the filming location for The Man Without a Face, starring Mel Gibson and the kid's film Casper.

Things to do in Rockport

Rockport, Maine has fun for the whole family, whether you choose to venture out on the water for a scenic sailing cruise or relax in the park. You can also take a daytrip to many surrounding areas including charming Camden or Rockland where the famous Wyeth artist family has their gallery in the Farnsworth Museum.

Boat Tours

The small, but stunning harbor in Rockport is home to sailing and boat tours. Origianlly a working harbor, today it is filled with pleasure and tour boats. Famous windjammers, yachts and other boats can all be found in this quiet cove. Visitors can enjoy daily scenic excursions aboard schooners and other vessels or sunset dinner cruises with views of Penobscot Bay. For those looking to be more adventurous, try your hand at kayaking on the gentle waters around Rockport. Bring their own kayak to launch or rent one near the harbor. Sailors around the harbor can view Indian Island Lighthouse, a privately owned lighthouse built in 1875. Although the grounds are not open to the public, the Lighthouse can be viewed by boat or from Rockport Marine Park.

Rockport Marine Park is a great place to visit for a relaxing day in the park. There is a boat launch for kayakers, canoers or rafters looking to explore the harbor. There are also several picnic tables, ideal for ordering take-out from a nearby restaurant and having a peaceful meal in the park. Fishermen can cast off on the Rockport Harbor Master's dock. Visitors will also catch a glimpse of some old lime kilns on the waterfront, a reminder of Rockport's history. The park also has several walking paths for visitors to enjoy.

Aldermere Farm

Some of Rockport's most famous four legged residents can be seen at Aldermere Farm. The Belted Galloway, more commonly known as Oreo cookie cows due to their black and white stripe coloring, are a surprisingly popular attraction. The 136-acre scenic farm is owned and operated by the Maine Coast Heritage trust, and works towards educating visitors on the importance of land conservation and sustainable agriculture. The farm property is home to large green pastures, undeveloped shoreline, woods and wetlands. Aldermere Farm runs several programs for those of all ages, including a 4-H club, art shows, youth programs, farm tours, summer programs and more!

The town of Rockport is also a thriving artists community, full of many local galleries, museums and art exhibitions. Bay Chamber Concerts runs several concerts and events, music schools and festivals throughout the year. The relaxing town has boutique shopping and delicious waterfront dining. The Children's Chapel is an exquisite outdoor chapel with beautiful blooming gardens. The Chapel is a unique and popular venue for special events - including weddings! Spacious lawns are also perfect for an outdoor picnic.

Lodging

Even though Rockport is a small town, there are many spectacular lodging options to choose from. There are several magnificent oceanfront resorts, full of top-notch amenities and gorgeous settings. The Samoset Resort Golf Club is home to an exquisite 18-hole Oceanside championship golf course, considered the best in Maine by Golf Digest.� For a more quiet and intimate getaway, try a charming Bed and Breakfast or Inn. Motels and motor inns are great for families looking for an affordable vacation.

Rockport Harbor is highly scenic, whether you choose to sail or boat from the harbor or just sit at a waterfront restaurant enjoying a fresh steamed Lobster.

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Our magnificent New England coast is a constant draw for those looking for beauty, charm, nostalgia and the, not to be missed, drama of the ever changing Atlantic Ocean. We are off to explore her seaside villages, colonial sea captain's homes, artist colonies and enjoy the fabulous seafood!

Rockport Casino Boat

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$1,799per person/Double

$2,325 pp/Single

Our magnificent New England coast is a constant draw for those looking for beauty, charm, nostalgia and the, not to be missed, drama of the ever changing Atlantic Ocean. We are off to explore her seaside villages, colonial sea captain's homes, artist colonies and enjoy the fabulous seafood! We are going to bring summer to a close with a visit to two of New England's most quintessential towns, beautiful Rockport, Massachusetts and one of Maine's gems, Bar Harbor! Our Journey includes clam bakes, lobster bakes, river and ocean cruises, guided tours, that tell the stories of these mystical villages with, of course, time for relaxation at our carefully chosen hotels with amazing views and amenities. Rockport's Bearskin Neck was originally home to our earliest Portuguese sailors whose simple cottages still stand and are ready to lure you into the New England shops and restaurants that they are today! A visit to fishing headquarters in this area, Gloucester, with stories of her role in 'The Perfect Storm' and tales of beautiful Cape Ann will be shared before we head further north and find our way into Maine. We'll arrive at the Atlantic Oceanside Resort and check into our balcony rooms overlooking spectacular Frenchman's Bay! A stop in Bar Harbor MUST include the incredible Acadia National Park with an amazing tour guide who will share stories of the rich and famous who, in the past, have contributed to making this such a memorable and beautiful place. The coast is beckoning you, calling you, to join us on this amazing tour before summer is gone! Ready? Let's Go! We look forward to sharing this Journey with you!

Early Bird Discount: Book & Pay in Full by May 30, 2021 and receive $89 off per person!

Departure Info:

Dick's/Field & Stream, Latham Farms - 6:30am
Yankee Trails, Rensselaer - 7am

Sun, August 29

Today we motorcoach to New England and arrive in Gloucester, MA where we will be joined by a step on guide as we explore Cape Ann's and Gloucester's rich fishing and maritime history, beginning with the Fisherman's Memorial Statute. A lobster roll lunch is included at the Mile Marker Restaurant followed by a visit to the Beauport Mansion perched on a ledge overlooking Gloucester Harbor. One of America's first interior designers, Henry Davis Sleeper has left a lifetime collection of curiosities, folk art, china and more filling every nook and cranny of this 40 room mansion. Following our mansion visit we will check into the Rockport Inn and Suites, (978-546-3300). Dinner is included this evening. Restaurant TBA.

Rockport Casino Boat Tours

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Click the DEPARTURE DATESTAB to begin your reservation!

$1,799per person/Double

$2,325 pp/Single

Our magnificent New England coast is a constant draw for those looking for beauty, charm, nostalgia and the, not to be missed, drama of the ever changing Atlantic Ocean. We are off to explore her seaside villages, colonial sea captain's homes, artist colonies and enjoy the fabulous seafood! We are going to bring summer to a close with a visit to two of New England's most quintessential towns, beautiful Rockport, Massachusetts and one of Maine's gems, Bar Harbor! Our Journey includes clam bakes, lobster bakes, river and ocean cruises, guided tours, that tell the stories of these mystical villages with, of course, time for relaxation at our carefully chosen hotels with amazing views and amenities. Rockport's Bearskin Neck was originally home to our earliest Portuguese sailors whose simple cottages still stand and are ready to lure you into the New England shops and restaurants that they are today! A visit to fishing headquarters in this area, Gloucester, with stories of her role in 'The Perfect Storm' and tales of beautiful Cape Ann will be shared before we head further north and find our way into Maine. We'll arrive at the Atlantic Oceanside Resort and check into our balcony rooms overlooking spectacular Frenchman's Bay! A stop in Bar Harbor MUST include the incredible Acadia National Park with an amazing tour guide who will share stories of the rich and famous who, in the past, have contributed to making this such a memorable and beautiful place. The coast is beckoning you, calling you, to join us on this amazing tour before summer is gone! Ready? Let's Go! We look forward to sharing this Journey with you!

Early Bird Discount: Book & Pay in Full by May 30, 2021 and receive $89 off per person!

Departure Info:

Dick's/Field & Stream, Latham Farms - 6:30am
Yankee Trails, Rensselaer - 7am

Sun, August 29

Today we motorcoach to New England and arrive in Gloucester, MA where we will be joined by a step on guide as we explore Cape Ann's and Gloucester's rich fishing and maritime history, beginning with the Fisherman's Memorial Statute. A lobster roll lunch is included at the Mile Marker Restaurant followed by a visit to the Beauport Mansion perched on a ledge overlooking Gloucester Harbor. One of America's first interior designers, Henry Davis Sleeper has left a lifetime collection of curiosities, folk art, china and more filling every nook and cranny of this 40 room mansion. Following our mansion visit we will check into the Rockport Inn and Suites, (978-546-3300). Dinner is included this evening. Restaurant TBA.

Rockport Casino Boat Tours

Mon, August 30

Following a leisurely breakfast at the hotel, we are off for our Essex River Cruises river exploration pontoon boat ride and a luncheon New England Clambake! Following our river exploration and clambake we will drop folks at Rockport's historic Bearskin Neck, home of immigrating Portuguese sailors and fishermen, and the very famous Motif #1…. where you will have time for browsing, photos, and…. A light dinner snack…. (If you have room after the clambake) before returning to the hotel for an evening by the fire with time to sit back, relax, share and reflect on our day!

Tues, August 31

Breakfast is included at the hotel. Today we leave Cape Ann and drive to Freeport, ME where we will stop for lunch on your own and some shopping and/or exploring time at L.L. Bean, a Maine institution, or perhaps one of Freeport's many other outlet shops before continuing to our accommodations for the next 3 nights at the Atlantic Oceanside Hotel (207-288-5801) overlooking beautiful Frenchman's Bay in Bar Harbor, ME. Dinner is included at the hotel this evening.

Wed, September 1

A Breakfast Buffet is included at the hotel this morning. Today we will be joined by a step on guide who will lead us on our discovery tour of the Crown Jewel of the North Atlantic coast, Acadia National Park. The names Rockefeller and Morgan were early developers of this pristine wilderness and influential in establishing this impressive area, with Cadillac Mountain and it's impressive views, as a National Park. We will stop at Jordan Pond for an included lunch before continuing into Bar Harbor where our guide will provide tips on the spots to visit….i.e., the best ice cream! At the conclusion of our tour we will return to the hotel with the remainder of the afternoon and evening free for you to relax and enjoy the view, or take the free L L Bean shuttle for the short jaunt (it's only one mile!) into Bar Harbor for an evening snack or dinner on your own.

Thurs, September 2

A Breakfast Buffet is included at the hotel this morning. Our day will begin with an amazing sightseeing and nature boat cruise that departs from the base of our hotel. Our narrated boat tour will follow the Frenchman's Bay coast and enter into the Atlantic, where we may see seals, eagles and other wildlife before returning us to our hotel. With a brief respite following the nature tour, our motor coach will drop us downtown where you will have time for lunch on your own before we stop at the George B. Dorr Museum of Natural History located on the grounds of the campus of the College of the Atlantic. This is a wonderful museum that features dioramas of coastal Maine. The preservation and display of the many and varied wildlife is truly impressive. We will return to the Resort with time for rest and relaxation before we depart for our Lobster Bake Dinner, prepared fresh, with all you can eat mussels! This dinner stop is always a big hit! Following dinner, it's time to return to the Resort.

Fri, September 3

A Breakfast Buffet is included at the hotel this morning. And, alas, it is time to travel home, reflecting on the wonderful experiences, memories and new friends we have made! Arrival in the Capital District will be approximately 6:00 PM.

Tour Includes

  • Round-Trip Motorcoach Transportation

  • Hotel Accommodations

  • Baggage Handling and Taxes

  • Essex River Boat Cruise

  • Essex River Clam Bake

  • Step on tour guide, Rockport, Gloucester and Cape Ann

  • Step on guided tour of Acadia National Park & Bar Harbor

  • Bar Harbor Nature Cruise

  • George B Dorr Museum of Natural History

  • 5 Breakfasts

  • 2 Lunches

  • 4 Dinners

  • 1,500 Travel Points

Below is a list of pick-up points available on this tour.

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Latham Farms Dick's/Field & Stream, Latham Farms
579 Troy-Schenectady Rd, Latham, NY 12110
Yankee Trails Yankee Trails
569 Third Ave. Ext, Rensselaer, NY

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