Canada

One of the United States’ oldest cities, Boston has had a pivotal role in American history since it was founded and offers a fantastic array of things to see and do.

For two centuries, Portland Head Light guided ships to safety. Drop in at the light-keeper’s house to savour the achingly beautiful seascapes. Other highlights include the grand Victoria Mansion and works by famous Maine artists at the Museum of Art.

Surrounded by Acadia National Park, this port features some of the most spectacular scenery on the rugged eastern seaboard. You can't leave without a helping or two of lobster - traditional style, with garlic and herb butter, or in mac n’ cheese.

The historic waterfront and surrounding natural beauty make Saint John a wonderful destination. Experience the amazing Reversing Falls Rapids, when twice daily the powerful tides of the Bay of Fundy rise faster than the river can empty.

Charlottetown exudes a nautical charm and a Victorian sensibility, a historic waterfront set against homes that retain much of their original personality. No visit would be complete without sampling the local mussels, some of the best in the world.

Sydney lies on the coast of Cape Breton Island, which throughout history has served as a melting pot for the many immigrants who have arrived on Canadian shores. Just outside the city lies a wealth of sightseeing possibilities.

On the shores of the world's second-largest natural harbor, the 'City of Trees' adds to the beauty of Canada's maritime region. An extensive network of walking trails extends from the waterfront out to a series of beautiful parks and vibrant gardens.

One of the United States’ oldest cities, Boston has had a pivotal role in American history since it was founded and offers a fantastic array of things to see and do.