From Boston: 4-Day US East Coast Tour with Accomodation

From Boston: 4-Day US East Coast Tour with Accomodation

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Embark on a 4-day tour from Boston to Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, NYC, and Washington DC. See highlights of the East Coast including the Statue of Liberty, US Congress, and the famous Niagara Falls.

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Highlights

All-inclusive tickets to Niagara Falls
Enjoy hassle-free travel with all taxes and service fees included in the price
Enjoy an in-depth tour of Washington, DC's major landmarks

Description

Day 1: Boston to New York City - Times Square, Statue of Liberty cruise Your journey begins with a bus ride from Boston to New York City. Our guide will meet you in NYC and lead you to Times Square, where you'll see the NASDAQ Stock Exchange and Broadway. Next, enjoy a Statue of Liberty cruise, offering views of Manhattan's skyline, famous bridges, and landmarks. Optional visits to One World Trade Center, The National September 11 Memorial, and the Intrepid Museum are available for an extra fee. Experience the essence of NYC in one exciting day. Day 2 New York - Philadelphia - Washington DC Start your Philadelphia tour with a visit to the Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell. Afterward, travel to Washington, DC to explore highlights such as the Jefferson Memorial and Lincoln Memorial Hall. Then, ascend the U.S. Air Force Memorial for a panoramic view of the Pentagon and the 9/11 Memorial. Additionally, visit the Korean War Veterans Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and have an exterior view of the White House. Day 3 Washington DC - Watkins Glen (Summer)/Corning Museum (Winter) - Buffalo - Niagara Fall Your adventure offers unique experiences based on the season: Summer Itinerary: Head to the breathtaking Watkins Glen State Park, marveling at its picturesque gorges and waterfalls. Continue to Buffalo for a guided tour led by a local expert. Visit the Buffalo & Erie County Naval & Military Park to explore the USS The Sullivans, a Fletcher-class Destroyer that served in World War II. Ascend to the Lake Erie observation deck for panoramic views. Then, arrive at Niagara Falls for an unforgettable evening. Experience the Cave of the Winds, getting thrillingly close to the Bridal Veil Falls. As night falls, witness the spectacular illumination of the falls and enjoy a dazzling fireworks show. Winter Itinerary: Your journey begins with a visit to the Corning Museum of Glass, where you'll witness stunning glassmaking demonstrations and explore fascinating exhibits. Proceed to Buffalo for the guided tour, including the Naval Park visit and Lake Erie observation deck. Then, arrive at Niagara Falls. Despite the colder weather, you'll still experience the Cave of the Winds and marvel at the falls' mesmerizing night illumination. Day 4 Niagara Falls - Boston Summer Itinerary: Start your day with the legendary Maid of the Mist boat ride, feeling the mist on your face as you cruise near the base of the falls. Later, visit Whirlpool State Park to witness the natural whirlpool and rapids of the Niagara River. Winter Itinerary: Visit the Niagara Power Vista, where you'll learn about hydroelectric power generation. Then, explore Whirlpool State Park, taking in the dramatic winter scenery of the frozen falls and ice formations.

Includes

3 nights of hotel accommodation (2 double size beds in a room) Transportation via air-conditioned motor coach or minivan Live tour guide Tips New York Downtown and Midtown in-depth tour Statue of Liberty entry ticket Congree tour and Washington DC in-depth tour Dinner at 'Maryland Buffet' Summer Admission: Maid of Mist, Whirlpool State Park, and Observation Deck, and Watkins Glen State Park Winter Admission: Niagara Power Vista, Whirlpool State Park, Observation Deck, and Corning Museum of Glass