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Friday, May 24, 2013
2011 & 2012 Special Event Packages...
Save on these great Holiday & Festival Getaways!
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Kennebunkport Christmas
Prelude Package
December 4-5 or 11-12, 2012
Enjoy the Holiday Hooplah staying
overnight Sunday at the charming Kennebunkport Inn or the waterfront
Nonantum Resort. Breakfast and
dinner included. The village is filled with boutiques, antiques,
crafts and holiday spirit! Freeport and Kittery outlet shopping
options as well. Overnight accommodations also available in
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New Hampshire Holiday Tour
December 2011
Be entertained in
holiday style with a special luncheon show at Stone Mountain Arts
Center near Fryeburg, Maine. Overnight in nearby North Conway, a
quintessential mountain village with tax-free shopping in the village
boutiques and outlet shops. Stop in Bethlehem on your way home! |
MAINE LOBSTER FESTIVAL
AUGUST 2011 & 2012
Attend the Maine Lobster Festival in Rockland, where lobster is
king! A variety of coastal and inland accommodations are available with lobster
choice dinners, maritime museums, lobster boat ride and our signature Maine
Lobster Hat of course!
A variety of accommodations and activities are available, including
Bar Harbor/Acadia and Boothbay Harbor outings. 2, 3 and 4 night
options available. Call the "Lobsterettes" to custom-design a package for your
group.
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2011 Maine Lobster
Festival
August 1-5, 2011
5 days / 4 nights / 8 meals
Meet a Maine Tour Lobsterette on your arrival in
Portland and don your
souvenir Lobster Hat for this tasty 5 day tour, including plenty of fresh
seafood, with alternate meals available for
any landlubbers. A
traditional
Maine
lobsterbake with all the trimmings is included.
Stay your first night on the outskirts of
Portland, Maine’s largest city-by-the-sea. Make your
way up the coast to
Boothbay
Harbor for a
sightseeing cruise past islands and lighthouses.
Feel the warm summer breezes as
you pass by harbors filled with
lobster boats and sailboats. Try some fresh Maine
blueberries and admire the architecture in small seacoast towns like Camden and Rockland that
make mid-coast Maine
so unique. Settle in for two nights
in the Bar Harbor
area with a narrated morning
tour of Acadia National Park
and an afternoon seal watch cruise
on Frenchman’s Bay. See how
baby lobsters are raised at the lobster hatchery and be charmed by as a
local lobster fisherman explains how the traps are hauled. On Thursday,
you’ll attend the 64th annual
Maine Lobster Festival in Rockland, with music, arts & crafts and
maritime demonstrations, before making your way south for
your final night stay in the southern
Maine
beach region. Not just for seafood lovers – this tour is filled with native
blueberry pie, too!
The
Maine Tour Connection is an active member of the
following organizations: |
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