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Cruise the Great Lakes 2008 Itineraries
Grande Caribe | Grande Mariner | Niagara Prince

Cape Cod and Islands

5-Night Itinerary

Grande Caribe
June 8–June 13, 2008
June 22–June 27, 2008
June 28–July 3, 2008
August 27–September 1, 2008

Grande Mariner
August 28–September 2, 2009

Warren, RI • Newport, RI • Provincetown, MA • Plymouth, MA • Martha's Vineyard, MA • Nantucket, MA • Warren, RI

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Discover charming coastlines and preserved main Streets as you island-hop like yachtsmen. Visit this world-class summer resort area once home to Native Americans, Colonists, Industrialists, and old Yankees.

WARREN, RI: Depart from ACCL's quaint Colonial homeport village.

NEWPORT, RI: Wharf after wharf is filled with worldclass boutiques and restaurants. Tour the elegant summer "cottages" of the Astors and Vanderbilts along the famous mansion-dotted Cliff Walk. Relax onboard and admire historic Ft. Adams and the picturesque Newport Bridge at romantic sunset.

PROVINCETOWN, MA: The colorful port of "P" town offers an artsy mix of whimsical shops and seaside cottages - many adorned with vibrant flower boxes. See the panoramic beauty from the top of the 252-foot Pilgrim Monument. On a clear day you can even see Boston. Walk barefoot in the sands of the amazing Cape Cod National Seashore.

PLYMOUTH, MA: Plimouth Plantation and the Mayflower II bring the Wampanoags' and Pilgrims' past to life.

MARTHA'S VINEYARD, MA: An understated island retreat for celebrities and olde New Englanders alike, featuring many beaches, boutiques and cottages. Stroll up to the memorable Gay Head varicolored clay cliffs, an island landmark once used by Native American and Yankee fishermen to navigate home.

NANTUCKET, MA: Once the foremost whaling port in the world, today enjoy the bustle of the yacht-filled harbor, a favorite stop of private mega-yachts. Admire historic sea captains' elegant homesteads that remain unchanged.

WARREN, RI: Disembark after a cruise up scenic Narragansett Bay and past sparsely populated Prudence Island, home to ACCL owner Capt. Luther Blount's oyster regeneration project.