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Tour Programme Silver Wind 2830 / 10 Days

September-29-2018 / October-09-2018Reykjavik, Iceland / Montreal, Canada

Date Arrive Depart

29 Reykjavik, Iceland

30 Reykjavik, Iceland 12:30 PM

1 Day at sea

2 Day at sea

3 L'Anse aux Meadows,Canada

12:00 PM 6:00 PM

4 Corner Brook, Canada 11:00 AM 7:00 PM

5 Havre St. Pierre, Canada 11:00 AM 7:00 PM

6 Sept-Iles, Canada 12:00 PM 9:00 PM

7 Baie-Comeau, Canada 8:00 AM 4:00 PM

8 Quebec City, Canada 8:00 AM 10:00 PM

9 Montreal, Canada 8:00 AM

General Information ORGANISED SHORE EXCURSIONSBooking Direct with Silversea gives you peace of mind. Our local tour operators are fully insured and have been comprehensively vetted. Inthe unlikely event of issues with a Silversea tour, we assume responsibility and the ship will wait for our delayed shore excursion. These areimportant factors when comparing value. Looking for a special program with your travelling companions? In a nod to our Italian heritage,let us reserve for you our Silver Shore “Privato” service - a private vehicle with driver and/or guide. Create your own itinerary or leave it tous. This service is available in most ports which you can reserve on MySilversea (my.silversea.com) or at the Shore Concierge desk onboardfor a truly tailor-made arrangement. Please bear in mind as we traverse many far reaching destinations, the local infrastructure varies and isbeyond our control. Road conditions and vehicles available locally may not be up to standards we are accustomed to. Guides and driversmay speak with a heavy accent at times depending on the port of call. Be assured however that at Silversea, we contract only the best toursand best operators available at each destination. Please Note: Silversea reserves the right to make any changes or modify a tour in case ofunforeseen circumstances and/or to ensure the safety and comfort of our guests. BOOKING & CANCELLATION DEADLINESShore excursions must be purchased on or before the booking deadline for each port of call. Tours are available on a first-come, first-served basis; some tours are very popular with guests often ending up being wait-listed: in order to avoid disappointment, it is thereforesuggested to book in advance via my.silversea.com from 120 - 7 days prior to sailing. Last-minute requests to participate on excursions aresubject to space availability, which in some cases may not be determined until departure time pier-side. Please note that certain shoreexcursions may have different reservation deadlines and may incur cancellation fees if cancelled after the deadline. Unless otherwiseindicated in the tour description for a particular shore excursion a 100% cancellation fee will be charged for shore excursions cancelledwithin 48 hours of the scheduled start time. If changes or cancellations are required once onboard, tickets must be returned to the ShoreConcierge desk within the cancellation deadline period. ONLINE ADVANCE RESERVATION OF SHORE EXCURSIONSFor those of you that are not aware, at Silversea you can pre-reserve your excursions at leisure prior to your journey on the internet, log onto MySilversea (my.silversea.com) up to 7 days prior to your sailing date. If you have pre-reserved your excursions on line, your tickets willbe delivered to your suite upon embarkation and all charges will be billed to your shipboard account. ON BOARD RESERVATIONSOnce on board, you may also reserve and purchase your shore excursions. You will find a consolidated tour booking form in your suite andat the Shore Concierge desk. Select the tours in which you wish to participate, then leave the completed and signed form at the ShoreConcierge desk prior to the booking deadline indicated. Tour tickets will be delivered to your suite and your selected excursions chargedto your shipboard account. Overland and exclusive excursions must be pre-paid by credit card through your reservation agents. If stillavailable they may also be purchased on board. Shore excursions require a minimum number of participants in order to operate asdescribed. If this minimum number is not met, Silversea reserves the right to offer the programme at a different rate or to cancel thespecific departure. SHORE EXCURSION PRICINGPrices are generally quoted per person, per tour, with the exception of Silver Shore Privato or group-designated excursions. Prices aresubject to change without notice. Please visit MySilversea (my.silversea.com) for the most up-to-date information. Discounts for childrenunder 12 years of age are available on some, but not all tours. Prices for children, if available, will be adjusted onboard. Please meet withthe Shore Concierge team prior to your excursion to discuss the availability of children’s pricing. ON-TIME TOUR DEPARTURESAs a courtesy to fellow guests, tour departures generally will not be announced unless there is an unforeseen change. Departure timesfrom the ship are published in the ships daily newspaper, the Silversea Chronicle. Guests are kindly requested to proceed ashore at leastten minutes prior to the tour departure time. The Shore Concierge team will be pier-side to direct you to the appropriate transportation.When the ship is at anchor, guests must allow additional time to tender ashore.Silversea Cruises reserves the right to adjust itineraries and tour departures as local conditions dictate. Please note that pier departuretimes are also listed in MySilversea (my.silversea.com) TOUR SUITABILITYAt Silversea we offer a broad range of activities for our guests of all physical capabilities. Some excursions are decidedly only for thephysically fit and active guest. Each excursion offered is clearly identified with an activity level to assist you. For your safety and enjoymentand that of your fellow guests, please be certain you’re selecting excursions that meet your physical capability. We therefore encourageguests to review the tour description carefully including the PLEASE NOTE section which includes useful information and attend the porttalks onboard. If you still have any questions or concerns regarding this, please contact Shore Concierge ([email protected])prior to your cruise or visit the Shore Concierge desk for more detailed information once onboard. ON LAND SILVER SHORE CONCIERGE SERVICES

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Tour Programme - Silver Wind - 2830

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Let Silversea Cruises customise a special event or excursion exclusively for you. Expert Shore Excursion professionals are available to assistwith knowledgeable suggestions, personalised planning and coordination of all private, independent touring including area highlights,flightseeing, water sports and more. To take advantage of this service, requests should be submitted no later than 30 days prior to sailingand guests must have a deposited or fully paid cruise booking. Strict cancellation policies apply to your confirmed, exclusive programme.When calling or emailing, please have your booking number available. There is a service fee of $100 per port to secure your arrangements,however this fee will be applied to your confirmed programme in that port. Call +1.800.968.9518 or e-mail: [email protected] Shore Concierge may be contacted by phone, to arrange tailor-made tours, Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (EastCoast time U.S.) You may leave a detailed message when calling outside of these hours. You may also e-mail your request for yourpersonalised programme. ONBOARD SHORE CONCIERGE TEAMWhether you wish to participate in an organised shore excursion or bespoke tailor-made tour, Silversea’s experienced Shore Conciergeteam are happy to assist you in ensuring your shore- side experiences are nothing less than a memory that lasts forever.The Shore Concierge team is available onboard on sea days from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 noon and from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Office openinghours in port may vary whilst staff is shore-side assisting you on tour. Please refer to the Silversea Chronicle for daily office opening hours.When contemplating a tailor-made program onboard, please contact the Shore Concierge team as early as possible at the beginning ofyour cruise, as time may be a factor in reaching local contacts. Please be aware that once arrangements have been confirmed, 100%cancellation fee will be applied. Unfortunately, we are unable to change or cancel airline tickets, car rental, hotel or any other reservationsyou made previously with your travel agent or on your own. In many ports of call there may be a local hospitality representative on board toprovide additional information, for two hours after the ship’s arrival. In some ports, local information may be found in the touristinformation centre ashore. PORT TALKSThroughout your cruise we’ll be offering Port & Shore Excursion information given by our Shore Concierge Manager and DestinationConsultant prior to arrival in each port of call. Our aim is to give you a travel experience that goes beyond the ordinary and many of yourquestions about our ports of call will be answered in these briefings, giving you more time to enjoy and immerse yourself in each port. Theinformation is presented in the theater or is pre-recorded and played on your in-suite entertainment system. SILVERSEA SHUTTLE SERVICEComplimentary transportation may be provided by Silversea when the local town is beyond a reasonable walking distance from the port.This service may not be possible in ports where a strong taxi union exists, preventing Silversea from providing a complimentary shuttle. Theavailability and schedule for this service will be announced onboard and listed in the Silversea Chronicle. We are not able to advise this inadvance. Operationally, intervals between shuttle bus departures could be affected by local traffic. Silversea is not liable for any unforeseendelays. There will be a break in service for driver meal times. Shuttle service is offered during the day only. The shuttle service is designedto augment local transportation; guests requiring more flexibility may prefer not to wait for a shuttle and secure a taxi at their own expense. CHILDREN ON TOURTo ensure the safety of our younger guests, participation by children in certain shore excursions may be restricted. To ensure the safety ofour younger guests, children up to the age of 8 years old are only permitted to participate in suitable Silver Shore Excursions and theshuttle service, if the vehicles are equipped with the correct safety harness and seating equipment, to accommodate a child. Suchharnesses' and secure seating cannot be guaranteed. Alternately guests may use their own approved safety seat, booster seat or harnessas long as they are compatible with the local touring vehicle and can properly secure the young guest. Silversea reserves the right to refusechildren under the age of 8 years old on any tour on the basis of safety. GRATUITIESGratuities for local guides and drivers are not included in the excursion price. It is customary to tip tour guides and drivers. Such gratuities ifextended, should be done so on a voluntary, individual basis. MOBILE TELEPHONESAs a courtesy to fellow guests, kindly refrain from using mobile telephones while on tour so as not to interfere with the guide’s explanation.Most tours make frequent stops, allowing time for guests to use their mobile telephones. We appreciate your understanding in this matter. SMOKINGFor reasons of safety and comfort, smoking is not permitted on any tour vehicles used by Silversea. Your understanding in this matter isappreciated. VIDEO/PHOTOGRAPHY CHARGESAt some museums, sites and monuments, photography and/or the use of video cameras may not be allowed or may incur a charge. Thesecharges are not included in the tour price and are at guests’ own expense. SHOPPING STOPS

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While our organised excursions are not generally geared to the serious shopper, some tours allow for short shopping stops as indicated inthe tour description. In the interest of all tour participants, guests should adhere to the allotted time and return to the tour vehiclepromptly as advised by the tour guide or ship’s escort. Please Note: The selection of shops is generally left to the discretion of the touroperator. Silversea does require that establishments be reputable, of general interest to our guests and offer quality goods. However, allpurchases are the responsibility of the individual. ADDITIONAL TERMS & CONDITIONSSilversea Cruises Ltd. and its associated or affiliated companies act solely as agents for airlines, motorcoach companies, railroads and otherservice providers. The provisions in the cruise ticket contract govern Silversea Cruises Ltd.’s responsibility to guests and Silversea CruisesLtd. shall not be liable in any manner, for any reason, with respect to other services provided. Silversea Cruises Ltd. cannot be heldresponsible for conditions prevalent ashore at ports of call. Some of these conditions might preclude individuals with disabilities from safeor practical participation in organised shore excursions. Silversea Cruises Ltd. cannot accept responsibility for losses or additional expensesdue to delay in rail, plane, vessel or other services, sickness, weather, strikes, war, quarantine or other causes. These tour descriptions are ageneral overview of the programme and are subject to change. Our local operator reserves the right to substitute other sites if localsituations, including holidays, closures, weather, delays, congestion, etc. require. Silversea Cruises Ltd. reserves the right to adjust shoreexcursion pricing. INSURANCEThe extent of insurance coverage in foreign countries varies widely and depends on their laws and customs. It is suggested that guestsconsider short-term health and accident policies from their own insurance company prior to leaving home. Silversea Cruises, Ltd. cannotassume liability for baggage or other personal effects lost or damaged while those items are in the custody of an airline, hotel or otherservice provider. Baggage is always ‘at owner’s expense’ at all times.

Activity Level and Icon DefinitionMinimal ActivityExcursions are easily paced without the need forexcessive walking or physical activities. Being able toboard motor coaches and negotiate steps can beencountered. Moderate ActivityFull participation may include a limited number ofsteps, uneven surfaces and/or periods of standing. Extensive ActivityFull participation requires being in good physicalcondition and may involve inclines, steps, unevensurfaces and/or extended periods of standing. Adventure Tour – Physically fitActive excursions are recommended only for thoseguests in good physical health, with considerableamounts of physical activity.

Wheelchair and disabled-friendly toursGuests in a standard wheelchair must be accompaniedby their own helper and be able to board a motorcoach, van or boat. Once on tour you will beunattended. We kindly ask you to inform the ShoreConcierge staff promptly at embarkation when using awheelchair. For guests with serious mobility issuesplease contact the Shore Concierge staff promptly sothey can help make arrangements. In certain portswheelchair accessible vehicles are available at an extracharge and advanced reservation.

Evening Excursion The excursion is taking place in the evening.

Meal IncludedA meal is included in the excursion.

New ExcursionThis shore excursion is brand new to Silversea.

PrivatoSilversea Privato excursions include private use of alocal driver and car. Please see the Shore Conciergefor more information and reservation.

Limited Space AvailablePlease be aware that there is only limited spaceavailable on this tour. Places are delivered on a firstcome first served basis.

PromoThe shore excursion is offered on a complimentarybasis as part of a free shore excursion promotion(the “Promotion”). Please check your booking termsand condition or up to 7 days MySilversea todetermine whether your booking qualifies for thePromotion. If your booking does not qualify for thePromotion there will be a cost associated with thisshore excursion.

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September 29 2018, Saturday

Reykjavik - Iceland

REK-Q / FLY ME TO THE MOON DIFFICULTY

Price:$399; Duration:1.50 hrs

Experience the spectacular natural splendour of the lunar-like Reykjanes Peninsula during this picturesque flight-seeing excursion.Reykjavik, Reykjanes PeninsulaDepart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive to the Reykjavík Domestic Airport. Upon arrival, receive your safety and flightinstructions, then board your awaiting airplane and begin your panoramic flight-seeing tour. Fly over the colourful city of Reykjavík beforeheading towards the mossy lava field of the Reykjanes Peninsula, a lunar-like area that has been affected by volcanic eruptions and lava flows formillions of years. Lake Kleifarvatn,Krýsuvík and Gunnuhver Geothermal Fields, Mt. KeilirNext, fly over the mysterious Lake Kleifarvatn, which has been linked to many Soviet spy stories, and the unique and colourful geothermal fieldsof Krýsuvík and Gunnuhver. In addition, pass over the beautiful, cone-shaped Mt. Keilir. Here, you can see the ridge where the American andEuro-Asian tectonic plates drift apart. At the conclusion of your flight-seeing tour, return to the airport, re-board your coach and commence theshort drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and board-de-board theairplane. This tour is not suitable for guests with a fear of heights, guests prone to airsickness, guests with limited mobility and guests whoutilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing in layers with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sunprotection and a weatherproof jacket from the ship. The flight routes and operation of this tour are subject to weather conditions. The toursequence may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

September 30 2018, Sunday

Reykjavik - Iceland

REK-A / RELAX IN THE BLUE LAGOON DIFFICULTY


Spend a half day experiencing one of Iceland's most famed sites during this relaxing immersion in to the Blue Lagoon.Depart the ship and drive alongside the city lake with a view of the City Hall. Travel past Perlan 'The Pearl,' a glass dome on the top of the hot-water tanks in Reykjavik. Continue through Reykjavik's suburbs, towards Hafnarfjordur. The Blue LagoonDrive through the rugged lava fields of the Reykjanes peninsula towards the Blue Lagoon and stop for approximately two and a half hours toindulge in these waters. The Blue Lagoon owes its existence to the nearby geothermal power plant. The facilities on site offer changing-roomfacilities as well as a tax-free shop and a café. The water of the Lagoon is a steamy 98-102°F (36-39°C), mineral-rich and reputed for its healingproperties. The blue colour of the water, the steam and the thirteen foot (four metre) high lava wall surrounding the Lagoon succeed in creatinga unique atmosphere. This natural and very popular health spa is now a major attraction in the region and considered to be one of the mostvisited places on the island. Return to Reykjavik, over the barren Reykjanes peninsula dominated by old lava-flows. From the Blue Lagoon, head back to Hafnarfjordur via adifferent route. While driving the Reykjanesbraut, see the Heidmork outdoor recreation area and the residential areas of Reykjavik. Continuealong the coastline returning to the pier. Please note: This tour involves little walking along a paved pathway and is suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilize awheelchair. Guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach, and to get in to and out of the Blue Lagoon. Pregnant women areadvised to check with their doctor/health care worker before taking this tour. Even though the Blue Lagoon is not particularly deep guests doneed to be able to swim in order to participate on this tour. Children must be at least 2 years of age to participate and children under the ageof 12 must wear an inflatable vest provided by the lagoon and should not be left unaccompanied at any time in the Lagoon. We recommendthat guests drink plenty of water before and during the bathe. For hygienic purposes, it is expected (in line with local customs) to take a

Itinerary, all arrangements, and prices are subject to change without notice. Silversea reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions. Please refer tomy.silversea.com for the most current schedules, fares and complete terms and conditions.

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shower without swimwear before entering the Blue Lagoon. Separate dressing rooms and showers are provided for men and women. Guestsare advised to bring a swimsuit and a towel from the ship. Minimum participation is required to operate.

REK-I / PANORAMIC REYKJAVIK DIFFICULTY


Reykjavík, with about 120,000 inhabitants, is certainly among the smallest capital cities in the world. This sightseeing tour takes you on a journeyto some of Reykjavík's most noteworthy sites.The journey begins with a drive through Laugardalur Valley, the city's main sports and recreational area. We pass the Olympic sized, open-airswimming pool that is filled with geothermal water. The pool is one of the most popular swimming pools in the city and is filled with localssocialising year-round. Árbær open-air museumThe tour continues to Árbær open-air museum where we'll enjoy a pleasant walk among the historical buildings located there. The museum wasfounded due to growing concern that "old Reykjavik" was disappearing forever. The city council created a public park and regional museum topreserve historical buildings from around the country. PerlanFrom the Árbær museum we'll continue to one of the city's landmark buildings, Perlan ("The Pearl").The building itself is architecturallyinteresting - its dome consists of reflecting glass panels on a hollow steel frame. Perlan has a viewing platform on top of the hot-water tankswhich extends full circle, offering splendid views over the city. National MuseumFrom Perlan we'll head to The National Museum. The museum is dedicated to communicating knowledge of Iceland's cultural heritage from thetime of its pioneering settlement to the present day. From The National Museum, the tour ends with a drive through the old quarter of Reykjavíkwith its charming colourful houses. Please note: This tour requires a minimal amount of walking is suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair;however, guests must be able to embark and disembark the coach via the bus steps. The order of sites seen or visited may vary. Operation ofthis tour is subject to minimum participation.

REK-J / 4X4 SUPER-TRUCK ADVENTURE DIFFICULTY


Get ready for an action-packed Super truck adventure during this amazing journey through some of Iceland's most stunning terrain.Nowhere but in Iceland will one find vehicles like the ones we use on this tour. Crafted for uniquely tough conditions and rugged terrain even aterm for them had to be invented; "Super Trucks". The vehicles are the result of decades of technical innovation and development. Hengill Volcano, Lake Thingvallavatn and Nesjavellir Power PlantShortly after heading out of Reykjavík we'll drive up the mountain Úlfarsfell, where we'll have a spectacular view over Reykjavík and the bay. Fromthere we'll continue to the Mountain Hengill area. Hengill is an active volcano, evidenced by its numerous hot springs and fumaroles, but the lasteruption occurred approximately 2000 years ago. The volcano is an important source of energy for the south of the country, which is captured atthe Nesjavellir power station. Near Nesjavellir we'll stop at a vantage point with a panoramic view over the large Lake Þingvallavatn and thebeautiful region called Bláskógar ("Blue forests"). Hveragerði Village and Thousand Waters TrailContinuing on we'll drive a gravel road along the lake and from there through lush woodlands to Hveragerði Village. There we will make a shortcomfort stop before continuing on our adventure. After re-boarding the Super Trucks we head off the beaten track, by way of a trail known as "The Thousand Waters". Our convoy winds its waythrough numerous rivers, mud banks and streams. Enjoy the ride and savour the unique opportunity of experiencing Iceland's untamed nature.After all this excitement the trucks continue on an effortless drive back to Reykjavík harbour. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of off-road driving and a minimal amount of walking for approximately 200 yards (about200 metres), at times over uneven, natural and icy surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the off-road vehicle. Thistour is not suitable for pregnant guests, guests with back and/or neck problems, guests with heart or respiratory problems, guests prone tomotion sickness, guests with limited mobility, and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing inlayers and a waterproof/windproof coat with flat, closed-toe, non-slip walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a warm hat and glovesfrom the ship. Guests must be at least eight years old to participate on this tour; guests under the age of 18 must be accompanied by anadult.


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REK-Q / FLY ME TO THE MOON DIFFICULTY


Experience the spectacular natural splendour of the lunar-like Reykjanes Peninsula during this picturesque flight-seeing excursion.Reykjavik, Reykjanes PeninsulaDepart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive to the Reykjavík Domestic Airport. Upon arrival, receive your safety and flightinstructions, then board your awaiting airplane and begin your panoramic flight-seeing tour. Fly over the colourful city of Reykjavík beforeheading towards the mossy lava field of the Reykjanes Peninsula, a lunar-like area that has been affected by volcanic eruptions and lava flows formillions of years. Lake Kleifarvatn,Krýsuvík and Gunnuhver Geothermal Fields, Mt. KeilirNext, fly over the mysterious Lake Kleifarvatn, which has been linked to many Soviet spy stories, and the unique and colourful geothermal fieldsof Krýsuvík and Gunnuhver. In addition, pass over the beautiful, cone-shaped Mt. Keilir. Here, you can see the ridge where the American andEuro-Asian tectonic plates drift apart. At the conclusion of your flight-seeing tour, return to the airport, re-board your coach and commence theshort drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and board-de-board theairplane. This tour is not suitable for guests with a fear of heights, guests prone to airsickness, guests with limited mobility and guests whoutilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing in layers with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sunprotection and a weatherproof jacket from the ship. The flight routes and operation of this tour are subject to weather conditions. The toursequence may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

REK-S / ICE & FIRE: GLACIERS AND VOLCANOES DIFFICULTY


Experience the breath-taking natural beauty of Iceland from a unique perspective during this panoramic flight-seeing excursion.Reyjavik, Tindfjallajökull Volcano, Eyjafjallajökull Glacier, Hekla VolcanoDepart the pier for the short drive to the airport. Upon arrival, receive your safety and flight instructions, then board your awaiting airplane andbegin your unforgettable flight-seeing tour. Your route begins with a flight over the magnificent Tindfjallajökull Volcano. Its highest peak isnamed after the Norse mythological giant, Ýmir, whose body was used by the gods to create earth. From here, continue over the EyjafjallajökullGlacier, the unpronounceable volcano that brought the world to a stop with its eruption in 2010. Between the ice and snow fields see Hekla, themost famous of Iceland's volcanoes, which last erupted in 2000 and is closely monitored by geologists for the next eruption. Golden Circle, Þingvellir Rift Valley, Gullfoss Waterfall, Geysir Geothermal AreaNext, fly over the Golden Circle, which covers approximately 186 miles (about 300 kilometres) looping from Reykjavík into the southern uplandsof Iceland and back. Along the way, your flight passes over the rift valley, Þingvellir, where the Icelandic parliament convened for centuries.Seeing the valley from the air offers an informative glimpse into tectonic plate movements, and bears witness to what happens to landscapesthat rest on divergent plate boundaries. Afterward, fly over Gullfoss, the 'Golden Waterfall'. If you're lucky, you may see a geyser spouting whilstpassing over the Geysir geothermal area. Þórsmörk Valley,Landmannalaugar Highland Oasis, Jökulgilsá RiverYour flight continues over Þórsmörk, a valley sheltered by three glaciers and sculpted by natural forces. Due to numerous foreboding glacialrivers, this magnificent valley is only accessible by Jeeps and specialised vehicles. From here, fly over the highland oasis of Landmannalaugar,one of the pearls of Icelandic nature and renowned for its multiplicity of colours. Pink and blue ashes, as well as black lava, are found at theLandmannalaugar. Red, brown and yellow are seen at the sides of the volcano next to it, where an obsidian lava field reaches from the sulphurhot springs down to a small, naturally warm river by a grassy oasis. The milk-coloured Jökulgilsá River flows peacefully towards the ocean. At theconclusion of your flight-seeing tour, return to the airport, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and board-de-board theairplane. This tour is not suitable for guests with a fear of heights, guests prone to airsickness, guests with limited mobility and guests whoutilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing in layers with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sunprotection and a weatherproof jacket from the ship. The flight routes and operation of this tour are subject to weather conditions. The toursequence may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

Silver Shore "Privato"Explore the surrounding at your leisure during your private tour. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see and overview of the area’shighlights. Please note: This tour is non-refundable if cancelled within 48 hours prior to arrival in the port. Actual vehicle type varies dependingon availability. Guide is English-speaking. The price, exclusive of meals, entrance fees and gratuities, is per vehicle. Therefore, when making yourreservation, please indicate the number of vehicles, not the number of guests. Only one person in the party needs to reserve this program.Please see the Shore Concierge Office on board the ship to arrange your individual itinerary


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REK-V / SILVER SHORE PRIVATO - REYKJAVIK BY PRIVATE CAR WITH GUIDE -HALF DAY DIFFICULTY

Price:$949 ; Duration:4.00 hrs ; Capacity:2

REK-X / SILVER SHORE PRIVATO - REYKJAVIK BY PRIVATE VAN WITH GUIDE -

HALF DAY DIFFICULTY


October 03 2018, Wednesday

L'Anse aux Meadows - Canada

LAN-A / DOCTOR TO THE NORTH DIFFICULTY

Price:$109; Duration:4.00 hrs Learn the story of Dr. Wilfred Grenfell, doctor and pioneer, and explore the scenic fishing communities of northern Newfoundland.

The story of Dr. Wilfred Grenfell is one of the most compelling stories of the north. He was renowned for bringing medicine and education to theInuit and poor European settlers along the harsh Labrador Coast. His adventures were required reading in Eastern Canada, and taught schoolchildren how to survive while adrift on an ice pan. Depart the pier for the approximate 45-minute drive to the Grenfell Interpretation Centre in St. Anthony. Look for moose and icebergs as youtravel along the scenic coastal highway through small fishing communities. Grenfell Interpretation CentreThe centre interprets the life and times of Dr. Grenfell through a gallery of interpretive paneling and displays. They tell the story of the trulyinspirational Dr. Grenfell, the young English doctor who in 1892 visited Newfoundland and founded the Grenfell Mission. Among the displaysyou will see the old instruments used for surgery a century ago and artefacts gathered from a life of arctic adventure and global philanthropy. Grenfell House MuseumVisit the home of Dr. Grenfell, his wife Anne and their three children and gain insight into the day-to-day life of an early 20th-century, small townDoctor and pioneer. The Woodland trail behind the hours is for active passengers only. Re-board the coach for the shore 15-minute drive to Fishing Point Lookout with a hiking trail and a small wildlife exhibit. Your tour concludes back at the pier. Please note: This tour involves walking a moderate amount of walking 06 to 1.2 miles (1-2 kilometre) of both level and uneven terrain. It is notrecommended for guests who utilise a wheelchair or those with limited mobility. There are about 40 steps overall to negotiate. Comfortablelayered clothing, weather-appropriate outerwear and sturdy walking shoes are recommended. This tour operates in a local schoolbus.

LAN-B / VIKING EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY


Wander the new world home of Leif Ericson and learn about the Norse that explored North America over 10 centuries ago.UNESCO Site NorsteadDepart the pier for the short 10-minute drive aboard a local school bus for the UNESCO Site Norstead, a recreated Norse Village. Discovered in1960 by Norwegian explorer Helge Ingstad, it was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1978 and is the only authenticated Norsesettlement in North America. Visit the interpretive centre and then join your guide on a tour of the Viking ruins and the longhouse to discover what life was like for the Vikingencampment in 1000 AD. A short drive brings you to Norstead, the recreated Norse Village. See the replica of the Viking Knarr Snorri, a boat that sailed from Greenland tohere and named for the first European child born in North America. Learn to throw an axe, spin yarn or take a pottery lesson. Following your tour of the village, re-board the bus for the return drive to the pier.


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Please note: This tour involves moderate walking approximately 2 kilometres (1.24 Miles) in total at Norstead, over hilly, grassy and unevenground and a few steps to negotiate leading from the interpretation centre to the trails. It is not recommended for guests utilisingwheelchairs or those with limited mobility. Comfortable layered clothing, weather-appropriate outerwear and sturdy walking shoes arerecommended. This tour operates in a local schoolbus.

October 04 2018, Thursday

Corner Brook - Canada

YNF-A / CORNER BROOK AND BAY OF ISLANDS DIFFICULTY

Price:$99; Duration:4.00 hrs This tour combines the experience of a scenic trip into Corner Brook's surroundings with a brief city orientation. Travelling along the Humber

Valley to the Bay of Islands, witness a part of the vast wilderness that characterizes Newfoundland's west coast. With a bit of luck, you may evenspot some whales as you follow the twisted shoreline.Depart the pier via coach and travel along the coastal road that follows Captain Cook's route first explored over 140 years ago. Pass fishingvillages inhabited by people of English, French and Aboriginal ancestry. Bay of IslandsYour first stop is this beautiful bay with its 12 islands and three "arms" (Humber, Middle and North), renowned for its splendid scenery. Explored,surveyed and named by Captain Cook, the island was sparsely settled until the sawmill was established in 1864 and the railway began to operate.On its north and south shores farming and fishing communities exist side by side. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery of farms, mountains andpockets of brilliant wildflowers. At Lark Harbour a brief stop is made for a snack of Newfoundland berry pastries, other locally baked items andcoffee, tea or juice. Re-board the coach and return to Corner Brook for a brief orientation and a stop at its most prominent landmark, Captain Cook's Lookout! Corner Brook and Captain Cook MonumentThis monument is dedicated to the famous explorer. The site also offers you a splendid panoramic view of the city and the Bay of Islands. Fromhere your tour takes you back to the ship. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 400 metres (1312 feet) over uneven terrain at CaptainCook's Monument and some steps to negotiate throughout. It is not recommended for guests utilising wheelchairs or those with limitedmobility. Comfortable layered clothing, weather-appropriate outerwear and sturdy walking shoes are recommended.

YNF-B / GROS MORNE BY COACH DIFFICULTY


Explore the mountains, fjords, and coastal wonders of Gros Morne National Park - a UNESCO World Heritage site.Enjoy a full-day outing to one of Newfoundland's finest and most approachable sceneries at the start of the famous Viking Trail. The trip alsooffers a view of subarctic wildlife and an introduction to a unique culture. Nature lovers will relish the open spaces and ruggedness of the area. Panoramic DriveDepart the pier for about 1.5 hour journey, following the Humber River past Marble Mountain and Deer Lake. Along the way, stops will be madeat scenic lookouts and when wildlife such as moose or a herd of caribou is spotted. Gros Morne National ParkThe 700-square-mile national park encompasses the southern section of the Long Range Mountains, beginning 21 miles north of Deer Lake andbordering the Gulf of St. Lawrence. UNESCO has recognized the park's unique geology when it designated Gros Morne a World Heritage Site. Long Range Mountains and LunchThese spectacular mountains rising abruptly from the lowland dominate the rugged and sparsely populated land. Covered in stunted arctic-alpine plants and wind-dwarfed trees, the area is home to caribou, arctic hare and rock ptarmigan. To the southwest spread the desolateTablelands, a high plateau that forms one of the world's best examples of rock exposed from the earth's interior. This expanse of mantle wasforced to the surface when the ancient continents of North America and Eurafrica collided. During a break from touring, a wholesome lunch willbe served at one of the area's rustic restaurants. Lobster Cove Head


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Your first stop is this local lighthouse. Fishing has been the economic mainstay of this region for centuries. Visit the century lighthouse and learnwhat life was like over a century ago for people in this remote area. We make a short stop to the actual Tablelands before beginning the journey back to Corner Brook and the ship. Along the trip back sample wines made from the local subarctic berries. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 1 kilometer (3280 feet) over uneven, sloped terrain. It is notrecommended for guests utilising wheelchairs or those with limited mobility. Comfortable layered clothing, weather-appropriate outerwearand sturdy walking shoes are recommended. Total travel time in coach is four hours.

YNF-C / CORNER BROOK STREAM TRAIL HIKE DIFFICULTY


Embrace the spectacular natural beauty of the Corner Brook woodlands during this picturesque, half-day hiking excursion.Corner Brook, Corner Brook Stream Trail, Nature Hike, Panoramic Views, Woodlands, WaterfallsDepart pier for the short drive to the woodlands that mark the beginning of the Corner Brook Stream Trail. Upon arrival, receive your safety andtour instructions, then begin your guided, approximately 3.7-mile-4.3-mile (about six-kilometre-seven kilometre) nature hike. Learn about thearea, its flora and fauna, and look for songbirds as you wind your way through dramatic country trails and woodlands, enjoying panoramic viewsand waterfalls en route. Continue along a larger portion of the trail system, from the outskirts of the city into the green corridor of downtownCorner Brook. City Centre, Corner Brook Museum, Refreshments, Free Time, ShoppingUpon arrival at the Corner Brook Museum, located in the heart of the city, take a self-guided tour of this small museum. Following your tour,enjoy tea or coffee and a delicious Newfoundland pastry or scone at the museum. Afterward, some free time is made available to explore CornerBrook at your leisure. You can stroll about the city centre and/or browse the shops, then take the complimentary shuttle or commence the shortwalk back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking for approximately 3.7 miles-4.3 miles (about six kilometres-seven kilometres),at times over uneven, gravel, and natural surfaces, hills and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the school bus and 150 stepsdownward during the hike. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised towear warm, comfortable clothing in layers with sturdy, flat and closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof jacketfrom the ship. Guests must be at least ten years old to participate on this tour. The tour sequence may vary. Operation of this tour is subjectto weather conditions. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

YNF-D / PANORAMIC CORNER BROOK DIFFICULTY


Explore the beautiful mountains, woodlands, valleys and rivers of Corner Brook during this panoramic sightseeing excursion.Corner Brook, Mountains, OceanDepart the pier for a scenic orientation drive through Corner Brook. Located approximately 25 miles (about 40 kilometres) from the open watersof the Gulf of St. Lawrence, Corner Brook is the largest city on Newfoundland's west coast, and provides a beautiful setting between themountains and ocean. Old Man in the Mountain, Marble Mountain, Heritage Tree, Margaret Bowater Park, Salmon RiverYour first stop is at the Old Man in the Mountain, a natural rock formation resembling the face of an old man, followed by a visit to MarbleMountain, nestled in the heart of the Humber Valley. Here, view the Heritage Tree, which features over 400 carvings telling the tales ofNewfoundland's history. Next, re-board your coach and head for a photo stop at Margaret Bowater Park. Enjoy lovely views of a salmon river,and the beautiful colours of autumn. Captain Cook's Lookout, Bay of Islands, Parks, Rivers, Scenic VistasRe-board your coach and proceed for another photo stop at Captain Cook's Lookout, which offers dramatic views over the Bay of Islands. Inaddition to breath-taking vistas of Corner Brook's parks and vistas, learn about the history and folklore of this picturesque logging town, which isperched at the mouth of one of the world's great salmon rivers. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the shortdrive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking for approximately 547 metres (about 500 metres), at times over uneven andgravel surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the school bus and ten steps at Captain Cook's Lookout. This tour issuitable for guests with limited mobility but not those guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortableclothing in layers with sturdy, flat and closed-toe walking shoes and bring a weatherproof jacket from the ship. Guests must be at least fiveyears old to participate on this tour. The tour sequence may vary.


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October 05 2018, Friday

Havre St. Pierre - Canada

HAV-A / ÎLE NIAPISKAU – DAUGHTER OF THE SEA DIFFICULTY

Price:$109; Duration:3.00 hrs Discover the exceptional beauty of the Mingan Archipelago with a boat trip departing from the Havre Saint-Pierre marina and enjoy the scenic

cruise which is an experience in itself.Île NiapiskauDeparting from the Havre-Saint-Pierre marina, this scenic cruise brings you to Île Niapiskau. Walk along a short loop trail with a Parks Canadaguide who will help you go back in time to understand the presence of the amazing geological formations surrounding you. Observe the limestone cliffs and strangely sea-carved monoliths, this tour will provide a fascinating look into the natural history of the area andwill tell a story that is nearly 500 million years old. The fascinating limestone sculptures, named by the poet Roland Jomphe, come in a variety ofshapes and sizes from the impressive Bonne Femme to the Small Graduating Owl! Île Niapiskau also has a variety of plant life and fossils todiscover. After your walk, board the boat for the return trip and take the time to enjoy the scenery from a brand-new perspective. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking approximately 0.25 miles (0.4 kilometre) and 140 steps to climb up and down.This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Dressing according to the weather; sturdy shoes nosandals, a windbreaker and appropriate outdoor clothing is recommended. The type of fauna and flora you will see depends on the seasonyou are visiting. Remember to bring water from the ship.

HAV-C / ÎLES QUARRY – ONE ISLAND, A THOUSAND DISCOVERIES DIFFICULTY


Discover the exceptional beauty of the Mingan Archipelago with a boat trip departing from the Havre-Saint-Pierre marina and enjoy the sceniccruise which is an experience in itself. Every experience will help you feel the rhythm of the Mingan Islands!Île QuarryDeparting from the Havre-Saint-Pierre marina, this special sea excursion aboard a boat will lead you to Île Quarry. Once on Île Quarry, hike theloop trail with a Parks Canada guide. Discover a natural botanical garden as you walk past a wide variety of habitats such as shoreline, borealforest, peat bogs, barrens, and cliffs. This island is also home to a former sea cliff, now concealed within the boreal forest. Walk to Anse desÉrosions where monoliths, referred to as "flower pots", resist the ravage of time and erosion. At the conclusion of your visit, take a short walk following Des Falaises trail to get back to the boat and enjoy the scenery as you cruise backalong the archipelago to return to your ship. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking approximately 1.5 miles (2.5 kilometres) on a well-developed loop trail. Thistour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Dressing according to the weather; sturdy shoes nosandals, a windbreaker and appropriate outdoor clothing is recommended. The type of fauna and flora you will see depends on the seasonyou are visiting. Remember to bring water from the ship.

HAV-D / ANTICOSTI ISLAND: A FEAST FOR THE EYES DIFFICULTY


Experience the pristine natural beauty, abundant flora and flora, and charming historic villages of Anticosti Island during this picturesque, full-daysightseeing excursion.Havre St. Pierre, Flight to Anticosti Island, Gulf of St. Lawrence, Gaspe Peninsula, Flora and FloraDepart the pier for the short drive to the airport. Upon arrival, receive your safety and flight instructions, board the airplane and begin yourapproximately 30-minute flight to Anticosti Island. Located in the Gulf St. Lawrence just off the tip of the Gaspe Peninsula, 'Ile d'Anticosti'features lush, natural flora and fauna, along with an abundance of varied and unique wildlife such as the white-tailed deer; introduced to theisland in 1896, it now boasts a population of over 166,000 animals. The streams and shorelines are home to brook trout and Atlantic salmon. Over221 bird species inhabit the island, and it is home to nearly 60% of the known breeding sites of the bald eagle in the province of Quebec. Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve, Villa Menier, Anse aux Fraises, Baie-Sainte-Claire


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During your flight, witness the spectacular natural monoliths of the Mingan Archipelago National Park Reserve from a bird's-eye view. Uponarrival at Anticosti, you are greeted and escorted on a picturesque tour of the island. Begin with a drive to the west coast of the island for photostops in inhabited and historic areas, include the Villa Menier, Anse aux Fraises and the village of Baie-Sainte-Claire. Port Menier, Lunch, Church Economuseum, Free Time, Return Flight to Havre St. PierreNext, re-board your coach and proceed to scenic Port Menier for lunch. After lunch, take a guided walking tour of the village, and stop by thechurch and historic Economuseum. Following your tour, some free time is made available to explore the village and browse the shops. At theconclusion of your visit, re-board your coach, drive back to the airport and embark your plane for the approximately 30-minute flight back toHavre St. Pierre. Upon arrival, re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, at times over uneven and gravel surfaces and inclines, with a few steps tonegotiate to get on/off the coach and embark/disembark the airplane. Walking at Port Menier is at the discretion of each guest. This tour issuitable for guests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat,closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a sweater or light jacket from the ship. The tour sequence may vary. Operation of thistour is subject to weather conditions. This tour has a 15 days cancellation deadline. Guests will not be able to cancel their booking afterSeptember 19, 2018 and penalty will apply.

HAV-E / DISCOVER INNU CULTURE DIFFICULTY


Explore the culture, heritage and people of the First Nation during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion to the Mingan Innu village.Havre St. Pierre, Mingan Innu VillageDepart the pier for the scenic, approximately 40-minute drive to the Mingan Innu village. The Innu community is one of the First Nations to havelived on the land about 5,000 years before the first Europeans arrived in North America. Mingan was a major fishing and trading post for theHudson Bay Company. Today, it is also known as Ekuanitshit, or 'take care of the place where you live'. Innu Cultural House,The World of the Innu of Ekuanitshit Permanent Exhibition, Crafts ShopUpon arrival, you are greeted by a local guided and escorted to La Maison de la Culture (Innu Cultural House), an important gathering place inthe Mingan community. Its permanent exhibition, TheWorld of the Innu of Ekuanitshit, celebrates their culture and language and, above all, thedevelopment of closer ties between people. The building also houses a shop which sells crafts, some of which are made onsite. This unique andavant-garde landmark, which draws its inspiration from the longhouse and Innu lifestyle, also highlights the sense of belonging to the MinganIslands, a small paradise located nearby. Shaputan Tent, Traditional Innu Food Tasting, Meet Innu People, Innu ChurchNext, continue on to the Shaputan Tent for a tasting of traditional Innu food, including Innu bread and wild berries. In addition, meet some ofthe locals, hear stories about their heritage and current realities. Afterward, a short walk brings you to the Innu Church. During your self-guidedvisit, admire the space decorated entirely with Innu art, thus providing a magical glimpse into the mysteries of the Innu culture and people. Atthe conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 35-minute drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 200 yards (about 183 metres), at times over gravel surfaces,with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. Walking at the Innu Church is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is suitable forguests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear lightweight, comfortable clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a sweater or light jacket from the ship.

October 06 2018, Saturday

Sept-Iles - Canada

SEI-B / ARCHIPELAGO SCENIC ZODIAC CRUISE DIFFICULTY

Price:$99; Duration:2.50 hrs A cruise of the archipelago offers visitors front-row seats to a unique spectacle, with the blue sea and sky as a backdrop and the cries of the

seabirds as the musical accompaniment to complete this magic tour. Discover the flora, fauna, history and mysteries of the archipelago during anunforgettable adventure!Depart the pier and walk to the marina where you will board the zodiac. Don a life jacket and get ready for an unforgettable two hour zodiacexperience on this Silver Shore Expedition tour. During tour the guides will tell the sad history of two shipwrecks that occurred in the area, the Le Corossol and the Jean-Marc Soucy.


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Navigate around Manowin Island, also a bird sanctuary. This island owes its name to the Innu word manouan, meaning "where we collect eggs."This island is known not only for its unique bird-nesting cliffs, but also for its limestone rock formations. Marvel at the myriad seabirds (murres, eiders, ducks, razorbills, Atlantic puffins, auks, black guillemots, long-tailed ducks and more) that occupythe Île du Corossol bird sanctuary. This sanctuary is one of the most important protected marine bird sanctuaries in Eastern Canada because ofthe diversity of species present. Corossol Island also has one of the many lighthouses built in the area to help navigate the mighty St. Lawrence, one of the last vestiges of thegolden era of maritime trade. Enjoy a close-up look at marine mammals whose fleeting yet extraordinary appearances linger fondly in the memory. Petite Basque and Grande Basque Islands were named in honor of the Basque people, who for more than one hundred years came to the regionto fish, hunt whales and trade furs. Return to the marina and walk back to the pier. Please note: This tour is recommended only for guests in good physical condition. The walk to/from the boat is approximately 300 metres.Although little walking is required, guests must be able to manoeuvre in and out of the zodiac which involves a high step. Ocean ride involvesfast acceleration and may be a bumpy at times. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility, back/neck/hip problems or thosewho suffer from motion sickness, or guests who utilise a wheelchair. Dress in layers, bring a jacket, wear sturdy, closed-toe shoes andappropriate outdoor clothing is recommended as Sept-Îles has a subarctic climate despite its location at around 50 degrees latitude. Theoperation of this tour is subject to wind and weather conditions. Space is extremely limited. Guests must book well in advance to avoiddisappointment.

SEI-C / THE ULTIMATE INNU EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY


Immerse yourself in the Takuaikan Uashat Mak Mani-Utenam, the Innu First Nation Community of Sept-Iles based in Quebec Cote Nord Region.The Innu are a millenary people with over 10,000 years of history. They are one of the most populous First Nations in Québec. Before theEuropeans' arrival on the continent, the Innu were nomadic people living in tents made of animal skins. They followed species such as thecaribou in order to survive, and rivers were their main pathways. The Innu way of life has always been a seasonal cycle of activities based on harvesting resources as they become available: wild berries in the fall,caribou in the winter, salmon and geese in the spring. Caribou were used in many different ways. Their meat, skin, bones, antlers and teeth wereused for food, clothes, shelter, tools, weapons, ornaments and toys. Summer was a time for gathering and heading to the banks of the St.Lawrence to trade fur with Europeans and buy food. This tour is the perfect opportunity to learn about their way to immerse yourself in the many aspects of history, beliefs and traditions as well astheir traditional and contemporary culture and lives. Visit their traditional Shaputuan (housing), hear stories, learn about their spiritual rituals, their natural medicine, the hunting and trapping anddifferent crafts work made from animal skin or bark. Also, sample some freshly cooked salmon and wild goose prepared in a traditional manner.End your tour with traditional Innu music and chants. The know-how of the Innu community goes back a thousand years, and they are proud to share their knowledge with you. After enjoying the culture of the Innu board the school bus for the short journey back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking approximately 425 yards (388 metres) on uneven and slightly inclined. This touris not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Dressing according to the weather; sturdy shoes no sandals,a windbreaker and appropriate outdoor clothing is recommended as Sept-Îles has a subarctic climate despite its location at around 50degrees latitude. Transportation will be in a local school bus. This tour requires a minimum number of guests in order to operate.

SEI-D / SEPT-ÎLE HIGHLIGHTS DIFFICULTY


Surrounded by sea and forest, Sept-Îles boasts breathtaking scenery and a rich history that has been forged over centuries. The Sept-Îles regionhas been known and visited by Europeans for almost 500 years and the presence of Native tribes dates back more than 7,000 years.Old Trading PostDepart the pier by school bus and drive to Old Trading Post via the Innu community. Ever dreamed of traveling back in time? Relive the past byvisiting a unique site: the Vieux-Poste (Old Trading Post). Immerse yourself in 1842, at the time of the Hudson's Bay Company, in the replica of


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the old trading post occupied successively by the French and English from 1673 to 1842. This fur trading post was the first Europeanestablishment in Sept-Îles. It was initially used for trading fur with Innu hunters. Later, during its heyday, fur was exported to European markets aswell as salmon from the Moisie River and oil from seals hunted in the Sept-Îles archipelago. In this place of meeting and trade, you will discoverthe daily life of the postmaster, woodsmen and Innu hunters. Regional MuseumNext visit the Regional Museum. The rich and fabulous history of the North Shore of the St. Lawrence River is told at the Musée régional de laCôte-Nord. The museum's permanent exhibition, Land of Discovery: The Great Journey, invites you to explore 8,000 years of history. Whetheryour interests tend toward nature, industry or culture, the exhibition will help you discover the true character of the region, providing a glimpseinto the courage, tenacity and pride of the local inhabitants. Enjoy brief photo stops at the magnificent sandy beaches-one reason the city of Sept-Îles is renowned for its beauty. Only minutes fromdowntown, with the sea on one side and the forest on the other, Sept-Îles's enchanting beaches stretch endlessly along the shore. Return to the pier where the ship is awaiting. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking approximately 120 metres (96 metres) on dirt path and uneven ground. Thistour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility or those who utilise a wheelchair. Dressing according to the weather; sturdy shoes nosandals, a windbreaker and appropriate outdoor clothing is recommended as Sept-Îles has a subarctic climate despite its location at around50 degrees latitude. Transportation will be in a local school bus.

SEI-E / SEPT-ILES PHOTO TOUR DIFFICULTY


Capture the exquisite beauty of Sept-Iles through the eyes of professional photographer Jean-Philipp Grenier during this picturesque photoexcursion.Sept-Iles, Photography Tour and TechniquesDepart the pier with your guide, professional Sept-Iles photographer Jean-Philipp Grenier, for a unique photo tour of this beautiful city. Jean-Philipp specializes in landscape photography and astrophotography. Following a six-month road trip a few years ago in the United States, he fellin love with photography, and has been training and working professionally ever since. Sept-Iles Bay, Rapid Lake Belvedere, Monaghan BeachDuring your photo tour, Jean-Phillip offers unique, in-the-field, photographic experiences and techniques. He also shares his best shootingspots, and provides technical advice about lighting, shutter speed, aperture and angles. Depending on the weather and time-of-day, some ofthe possible viewpoints to be visited may include Sept-Iles Bay, home to approximately 29 miles (about 47 kilometres) of splendid waterfrontviews, the Rapid Lake Belvedere, which features breath-taking panoramic landscapes, and Monaghan Beach, which offers exquisite views of themany islands surrounding the city. At the conclusion of your tour, commence the short drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 547 yards (about 500 metres), at times over inclines, with afew steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach and at the Rapid Lake Belvedere. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility andguests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing in layers with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, andbring sun protection and a waterproof jacket from the ship. The tour sequence may vary. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggestyou book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

SEI-F / SEPT-ILES HELICOPTER FLIGHT-SEEING DIFFICULTY


Experience the spectacular natural splendour of Sept-Iles from a unique perspective during this exhilarating helicopter flight-seeing excursion.Sept-Iles, Helipad, Helicopter Flight-Seeing TourDepart the pier for the scenic, approximately 0.6-mile (about one-kilometre) walk to the helipad. Upon arrival, meet your pilot and receive yoursafety and flight instructions, then board your awaiting helicopter and begin your approximately 20-minute flight-seeing tour. Landscapes, Shoreline, Rivers, Backcountry, North Coast, Boreal ForestAlong the way, marvel at the breath-taking panoramic vistas over Sept-Iles. Whilst its spectacular shoreline gives Sept-Iles a strong maritimecharacter, the backcountry and boreal forest of the north coast also define this region's personality. At the conclusion of your unforgettablehelicopter flight-seeing adventure, return to the helipad and commence the approximately 0.6-mile (about one-kilometre) walk back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking for approximately 1.24 miles (about two kilometres) with a few steps tonegotiate to board/de-board the helicopter. This tour is not suitable for guests with a fear of heights, guests prone to motion sickness,guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, layered clothing with flat, closed-toewalking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof coat from the ship. This tour operates in a five-passenger helicopter. Due to


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weight and balance limitations, as well as individual safety and comfort, seating is assigned at the pilot's discretion. A window seat cannot beguaranteed. The total flight time is approximately 20 minutes; however, times may vary based on flight conditions. The tour sequence mayvary. Operation of this tour is subject to weather conditions, and may be cancelled on short notice. Space on this tour is extremely limited;we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

October 07 2018, Sunday

Baie-Comeau - Canada

BCO-A / BAIE COMEAU HISTORICAL WALKING TOUR DIFFICULTY

Price:$39; Duration:3.00 hrs Depart the pier for a short ride on the shuttle bus to the Baie-Comeau's town centre. Take a walking tour through Baie-Comeau's heritage area

and enjoy culture of this unique French community with its scenic views,boutiques, art galleries, landmarks and, of course, it's beautiful naturalsetting.Place La SalleStarts at Place La Salle, situated in Baie-Comeau's heritage area. This quaint commercial artery, full of sites of historical interest, bustles withspecialty food shops, souvenir stores, art galleries, fine restaurants, and nightclubs. St. Amelie's ChurchThe church features the pink granite of Québec's North Shore. Once inside, note the 1,793 square yards (1500 square metres) of fresco paintings,the thirty stained glass windows representing characters from the Bible, and the magnificent Casavant organ. St. Andrew's Anglican ChurchBuilt in 1937, this was the first church in the Baie-Comeau area. Built in Tudor style, it has imposing oak trim and stained glass windows. The mainwindow depicts local forest animals ManceContinue walking along Champlain Street where the former Premier of Canada, Brian Mulroney, spent his childhood. Have the chance to visit thetown's famous hotel, Manoir Baie-Comeau, where cake and tea will be served. Manoir Baie-ComeauRobert Rutherford McCormick, president of the Chicago Tribune, founded Baie-Comeau in 1937 when he established a paper plant to controlcosts for his newspaper business. He built a sumptuous manor that later burned to the ground in 1965. The manor was re-built in 1965 usingstone instead of wood. It was completely renovated in 2004 and is now a hotel with all the charm of an old French colonial manoir, with most ofthe rooms, dining room, terrace and gardens open on to spectacular views of the St. Lawrence River. Enjoy cake and tea during your stop at theManoir. Return to Place La Salle on foot where you have the option of either remaining in town and taking the shuttle back to the ship, or returningimmediately to the ship. Please note: This tour is conducted entirely on foot, and is not recommended for guests utilizing a wheelchair or with limited mobility.Comfortable walking shoes and a lightweight jacket are recommended.

BCO-B / BAIE COMEAU - LIFE OF THE PIONEERS DIFFICULTY


This tour, combining history, nature, and technology, is another great way to get an overview of Baie-Comeau!Colonel Robert McCormick, the president of the Chicago Tribune, founded the city in 1937 when he established a pulp and paper plant tocontrol costs for his newspaper business. Today, Baie-Comeau is a high-tech industrial hub for hydroelectricity and home to about 23,000residents. On this tour you will learn about the rich religious and cultural heritage, as well as the strong character of the hearty souls living in thisremote paradise. Havre St. Pancrace LookoutFrom the pier, depart on the short drive to the magnificent Havre St. Pancrace lookout, 600 metres high for a brief photo stop. DuringProhibition in the 1930s, this isolated spot was a popular delivery point for contraband liquor! Village Forestier d'Antan


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Continue on to a forest interpretation center known as Village Forestier d'Antan. The forest industry was crucial to the development of the NorthShore. Activities such as cutting, hauling, driving, and other aspects of life in the forest are presented at this interpretation center. Typicalbuildings, period objects, and old photographs illustrate lumberjack's living conditions and way of life of this period. Place La SalleFinally there will be a short tour of Baie-Comeau's heritage area, including Place La Salle (this quaint commercial artery, home of the Biospheresquare, full of sites of historical interest, bustles with specialty food shops, souvenir stores, art galleries, fine restaurants, and nightclubs), wherevisitors can admire the magnificent scenery and Champlain Street where the former Premier of Canada, Brian Mulroney, spent his childhood. Please note: This tour involves approximately 200 yards (182 metres) of walking and is not recommended for guests utilising a wheelchair orwith limited mobility. Comfortable walking shoes and a lightweight jacket are recommended. Tour may operate in a school bus.

BCO-C / THE BOREAL ADVENTURE & GLACIER EXPLORATION CENTRE DIFFICULTY


Unique in the world, only in Baie-Comeau, right in the heart of the Manicouagan-Uapishka Reserve this is the best immersive, interactive andmulti-sensory experience in Canada. Take a journey back in time and experience the northern adventure some 20,000 years under the ice.Through the magic of sound, image, light and multimedia technologies, you will be transported to the centre of the glacier.Depart the pier via coach for the short ride to the Glacier Exploration Station Glacier Exploration StationThis world class multimedia show is an interactive, immersive, and multi-sensory experience that allows you to explore a glacier from top tobottom and even gives you a glimpse of the old seas that lie beneath. Be inspired as you to learn, dream, and see yourself in a new light; to winyou over, distract you, and dazzle you; to immortalize the past; and tell a fascinating story. As you pursue this multifaceted mission, strive totransform your visit into a unique and fascinating multi-sensory experience. The multimedia show is divided into three acts composed of spectacular and unique projections. You will first you admire the "Vastness of theGlaciers", a three Dimensional-inspired projections that flies you over a glacier that has evolved and been shaped by the Earth's changingclimate throughout history. You will then hop in a virtual elevator that will take you 4 km underneath the glacier. It's an environment of immersive visuals and stunning soundeffects. Finally, you will discover the "Ancient Seas of Québec". The Garden of the Glaciers, in collaboration with Chamonix Mont-Blanc, presents its most impressive temporary exhibition to date: Glaciers andMen. Keepers of the precious archives about the past climate of our planet, as well as experts of the discipline, have brought to the public andnewcomers an exhibition of the most significant glaciers by presenting photos from all around the world. There will be a short tour of Baie-Comeau's heritage area, including Place La Salle (this quaint commercial artery, home of the Biosphere square,full of sites of historical interest, bustles with specialty food shops, souvenir stores, art galleries, fine restaurants, and nightclubs). Visitors canadmire the magnificent scenery and Champlain Street where the former Premier of Canada, Brian Mulroney, spent his childhood. Guests mayeither stay in town or return immediately to the ship at the end of the tour if time permits. Please note: This tour requires a minimal amount of walking at the station and in town. It is wheelchair accessible and suitable for guests withlimited mobility. Comfortable walking shoes and a lightweight jacket are recommended.Tour may operate in a school bus.

BCO-E / NATURE PARK POINTE AUX OUTARDES DIFFICULTY


Experience the scenic splendour and pristine ecosystems of Pointe-aux-Outardes Nature Park during this half-day, self-guided sightseeingexcursion.Baie-Comeau, Manicouagan Peninsula, Ecosystems, Pointe-aux-Outardes Nature ParkDepart the pier for the scenic, approximately 40-minute drive to the Pointe-aux-Outardes Nature Park, an unforgettable sensory and naturalexperience. Upon arrival, listen to a brief presentation about the park. Afterward, some free time is made available to explore the park at yourleisure, and embrace the beauty of the Manicouagan Peninsula and its ecosystems. Free Time, Rivière aux Outardes, Boreal Forest, Beaches, Bogs, Sand Dunes, Salt MarshWith over 6.2 miles (about 10 kilometres) of trails, this nature park offers an ideal setting in which to enjoy this unforgettable sensory and naturalexperience. Wander over majestic sand dunes and contemplate the beauty of the lower estuary and banks of Rivière aux Outardes as it flows intothe immensity of the St. Lawrence River. Due to its unique biodiversity of the nature park, you can immerse yourself in eight different ecosystems,from the boreal forest to the beaches and flats, including bog, sand dunes or alder, and the largest salt marsh on the north shore.


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Baie-Comeau Sightseeing, Place La SalleFollowing your visit to the Pointe-aux-Outardes Nature Park and refreshments, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 40-minutedrive back to Baie-Comeau. Upon arrival, take a short sightseeing tour of Baie-Comeau's heritage area, including a drive by Place La Salle. Thisquaint commercial artery, home of the Biosphere Square, is filled with sites of historical interest, and bustles with specialty food shops, souvenirstores, art galleries, fine restaurants, and nightclubs. Marvel at the magnificent scenery and Champlain Street, where the former Premier ofCanada, Brian Mulroney, spent his childhood. Afterward. you may opt to return directly to the pier, or be dropped off at Place La Salle to exploreBaie-Comeau at your leisure, and return to the ship on your own. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for approximately 200 yards (about 183 metres), at times over uneven, gravel,and natural surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the coach. Walking at the nature park is at the discretion of eachguest. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear warm, layeredclothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof coat from the ship. Tour operates in a school bus.The tour sequence may vary. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

BCO-F / BAIE-COMEAU GOLF OUTING DIFFICULTY


Discover why relaxation is 'par for the course' at the Baie-Comeau Golf Club during this picturesque, full-day golfing excursion.Baie-Comeau, Baie-Comeau Golf Club, Forests, Rivière Amédée, Small Lakes, WildlifeDepart the pier for the short drive to the heart of the city of Baie-Comeau. Upon arrival, proceed to the Baie-Comeau Golf Club. Designed bythe renowned Graham Cook, this beautiful, yet challenging golf course is nestled within an enchanting environment consisting of a mixed matureforest with a predominance of aspen, birch and coniferous trees. The course is also criss-crossed by the Rivière Amédée, dotted with small lakesand home to a variety of wildlife. The beautiful fall foliage only serves to enhance the colourful landscape of this wonderful golfing venue. 18-Hole Round of GolfUpon arrival, begin your 18-hole round of golf. In spite of its docile appearance, this medium-length course proves to be quite challenging and agood test of golfing skills, as precision and strategy are required to reach the greens in regulatory moves. At the conclusion of your golf outing,re-board your vehicle and commence the short drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves an extensive amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the vehicle and golf cart. This touris not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, comfortable clothing inlayers with soft spike golf shoes, and bring sun protection and a waterproof jacket or coat from the ship. The price of this tour includes around-trip transfer to/from the pier, and the reserved time at the golf course (including the tee time). Golf carts, club and shoe rentals, food,etc. are at the expense of each guest. Although frequently encountered on this type of tour, wildlife sightings are not guaranteed. Operationof this tour is subject to weather conditions. Space on this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoiddisappointment.

October 08 2018, Monday

Quebec City - Canada

YQB-A / HISTORIC AND MODERN QUéBEC & MONTMORENCY FALLS DIFFICULTY


Discover the picturesque beauty, charm and landmarks of Québec during this memorable sightseeing excursion through the historic Old Town,and a visit to the spectacular Montmorency Falls.Place RoyaleDepart the pier for a scenic drive by Place Royale, a beautifully restored market square of 17th- and 18th-century stone architecture located inthe heart of the Lower Town. Place Royale was the site of Champlain's first settlement and the oldest standing Catholic Church in Canada, Notre-Dame-des-Victoires. From here, proceed to the Dufferin Terrace and Le Château Frontenac area. Dufferin TerraceLocated 200 feet above the waterway, this viewpoint offers spectacular vistas of the St. Lawrence River, Île d'Orléans and the LaurentianMountains. During your brief visit, learn about the history of the area. Cap Diamant & Montmorency FallsNext, a photo stop is made at Cap Diamant for exquisite views of the St. Lawrence River, Lower Town and surrounding countryside. Afterward,drive through the scenic National Battlefields Park, or 'Plains of Abraham', along the Grande-Allée and past the Hôtel du Parlement en route to


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Montmorency Falls. A brief photo stop is made here to marvel at the Montmorency River roaring over the cliff and down to the St. LawrenceRiver. Your tour concludes with a brief drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking over paved and cobblestone surfaces; walking at Dufferin Terrace andMontmorency Falls is at the discretion of each guest. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilise a wheelchair.A sweater or light jacket is recommended. The tour sequence may vary.

YQB-C / GRAND EXPLORATION OF QUéBEC DIFFICULTY


Indulge your senses with the scenic highlights of historic Québec and its environs during this memorable, full-day sightseeing excursion.Place Royale, Île d'Orléans & LunchDepart the pier for a scenic drive by Place Royale, a beautifully restored market square of 17th- and 18th-century stone architecture located inthe heart of the Lower Town. Leaving Place Royale, continue on across the bridge to Île d'Orléans. Upon arrival, drive through picturesquevillages of traditional rural Québec and Pointe de Sainte Pétronille, then proceed for a French lunch at a typical Québecoisrestaurant. National Battlefield Park & Cap-DiamantContinue for the brief drive to the National Battlefield Park, also known as the 'Plains of Abraham'. This historic battleground has beentransformed into a beautiful 250-acre (101-hectare) park with hills, gardens, monuments and artillery artefacts. A photo stop is made at CapDiamant for exquisite views of the St. Lawrence River, Lower Town and surrounding countryside. From here, proceed to the Dufferin Terrace andLe Château Frontenac area. Dufferin Terrace & Le Château FrontenacLocated 200 feet (180 metres) above the waterway, this viewpoint offers spectacular vistas of the St. Lawrence River, Île d'Orléans and theLaurentian Mountains. During your brief visit, learn about the history of the area and take an optional stroll to Québec's most celebratedlandmark, Le Château Frontenac. This magnificent, green-turreted castle was built in 1893 by the Canadian Pacific Railroad. Sainte-Anne-de-BeaupréAfter lunch, re-board your coach for the drive to Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré and listen to a narrative by your guide en route. Upon arrival,commence your self-guided exploration of the lovely grounds and major sites of Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, including the Basilica, Scala Santa andMemorial Chapel. Following your visit, re-board your coach and drive to Montmorency Falls via Avenue Royale. Montmorency FallsThis imposing natural phenomenon is 1.5 times higher than Niagara Falls. During your visit, take in breath-taking views and see the powerfulforces of nature at work as the Montmorency River cascades over a 272-foot-high (about 83-metre-high) cliff and down to the St. Lawrence River.Some free time is also made available to take a stroll along the paths near the falls. Your tour concludes with a brief return drive to the pier. Please note: This tour requires a moderate amount of walking for approximately 750 yards (about 686 metres) over paved and cobblestonesurfaces, with approximately 20 steps to negotiate at the Basilica (a wheelchair ramp is available), 85 steps at the Scala Santa and 20 steps atthe Memorial Chapel if guests wish to see all the sights. As walking at Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, Montmorency Falls and Dufferin Terrace is atthe discretion of each guest, this tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilise a wheelchair. A sweater or light jacketis recommended. The tour sequence may vary.

YQB-D / BICYCLING ADVENTURE TO MONTMORENCY FALLS DIFFICULTY


Peddle through one of the more picturesque parts of Québec during this half-day adventure to Montmorency Falls.At the pier, meet your professional cycling guide for the short walk to the cycle shop, where you are fitted with a bicycle, helmet, and bottle ofwater. Following a brief safety demonstration, head out with your guide and begin the 15.5 mile (25-kilometre), bike ride to Montmorency Falls. The JourneyPedal past the Québec Yacht Harbour and the Industrial Grain Elevators before crossing the St. Charles River to Domaine Maizerets, a historicsite and vast landscape garden located on one of New France's first concessions. After a brief stop for photos and water, the cycle pathcontinues on a parallel course along the St. Lawrence River, offering spectacular views of the skyline of Québec and the Île d'Orléans. Montmorency Falls


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Upon arrival at Montmorency Falls, board an aerial tram for the ride to the summit of the mountain. Here, breath-taking views await as youadmire the powerful forces of nature, the water of the Montmorency River roaring down the 272-foot (82-metre) cliff to eventually meet with theSt. Lawrence River. Return to the cycle path and ride for back towards the ship, re-tracing your route. Please note: This tour involves a bicycle ride of approximately 15.5 miles (25 kilometres) over flat even roads and bicycle paths. This tour isrecommended only for guests in good physical condition. It is not suitable for guest with limited mobility, heart or breathing problems, orthose who cannot pedal a bicycle for long periods of time. Guest must sign a waiver to participate. Bring water from the ship. As this touroperates in most weather conditions, we suggest you dress in layers and bring rain gear

YQB-I / OLD QUéBEC ON FOOT & TEA AT CHâTEAU FRONTENAC DIFFICULTY


Watch the history of Québec come alive during this picturesque, half-day sightseeing excursion through the city on-foot.Québec City, Lower Town, Place-Royale,Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, Petit-Champlain StreetDepart the pier for your guided and narrated stroll through the Lower Town. Your first stop is Place-Royale, an historic square with stonebuildings that were once the homes of wealthy merchants. Built and rebuilt several times, the square remains the heart of the Lower Town andhome of North America's oldest standing Catholic Church, the Notre-Dame-des-Victoires. Located just around the corner from Place-Royale isthe charming, pedestrian-only area of Petit-Champlain. As you walk along its narrow cobblestone streets, pass by an array of quaint boutiques,specialty shops and outdoor cafés, as well as strolling musicians, jugglers and street performers. Funicular-Ride, Upper Town, Old Town, Place d'Armes, Dufferin Terrace,Old English WallsNext, take a short, panoramic funicular-ride from the Lower Town to the Upper Town. Upon arrival, take a short, guided walk through the OldTown, the only walled city in North America and an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Along the way, pass by Place d'Armes, Dufferin Terrace, Placede l'Hôtel de Ville, Ursuline Convent, Québec Seminary, Artists' Alley, the Old English Walls and Dufferin Terrace, located approximately 200 feet(about 61 metres) above the waterway. It was at the Dufferin Terrace that Samuel de Champlain built his fort in 1620. From here, take inspectacular views over the Saint Lawrence River, town of Lévis on the opposite shore, Île d'Orléans and the Laurentian Mountains. Château Frontenac, RefreshmentsWhilst in the Upper Town, a stop is made at the Château Frontenac. Perched on a hill overlooking the St. Lawrence River, the castle-like ChâteauFrontenac is the best-known landmark in Québec. It was here that Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill and William Mackenzie King met todiscuss the Allied strategy during World War II. During your visit, relax with tea or coffee and a pastry. Following your visit, you may opt to returnto the pier on-foot, or remain in town for further shopping and exploration, and return to the ship on your own.Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for 0.93 miles (about 1.5 kilometres), at times over uneven and cobblestonesurfaces and inclines. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wearwarm, layered clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof coat from the ship. The toursequence may vary. Space on this tour is very limited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

YQB-J / FLAVOURS OF QUéBEC WALKING TOUR DIFFICULTY


Discover the splendid flavours and charm of Québec City on-foot during this scenic, half-day walking tour and tasting excursion to the Old Town.Québec City, Old TownDepart the pier for your guided and narrated stroll through the Old Town. As you walk along the cobblestone streets, take in the Old Worldbeauty of centuries-old buildings, shops and Victorian homes that embellish Québec's history and charm. Along the way, stops are made atseveral different venues where tastings and presentations take place. Discover the culinary culture of Québec, along with flavours that blend thecity's French heritage with a North American influence. Tastings of Local Specialities and Spirits, Cider HouseThe restaurants visited on this excursion are centrally located, and offer local specialities paired with locally-made spirits. In all, enjoy up to tenuniquely different tastings. Included is a stop at the Cider House for a tasting of their renowned ciders. At the conclusion of your walking andtasting tour of Québec City, commence the short walk back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking for 0.6 miles (about one kilometre), at times over uneven and cobblestonesurfaces and inclines. This tour is not suitable for guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wearwarm, layered clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof coat from the ship. Guests must beat least 21 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary.


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YQB-K / SAINTE-ANNE CANYON & WINERY VISIT DIFFICULTY


Experience the spectacular natural splendour and flavours of French Canada's Beaupré Coast during this panoramic, half-day sightseeingexcursion.Saint Lawrence River, Montmorency Falls, Shrine of Sainte-Anne, Quebec SkylineDepart the pier for the scenic, approximately 45-minute drive to the Sainte-Anne Canyon. En route, drive along the Saint Lawrence River andpast lovely pastoral landscapes, the impressive, approximately 272-foot (about 83-metre) Montmorency Falls, magnificent Shrine of Sainte-Anne,and skyline of Quebec before reaching the Beaupré Coast, nestled in the foothills of the Laurentian Mountains. Sainte-Anne Canyon, Sainte-Anne-du-Nord River, WaterfallLocated along the Beaupré Coast, the Sainte-Anne Canyon is a spectacular, steep-sided gorge carved into the 900-million-year-old rock of theCanadian Shield by the Sainte-Anne-du-Nord River. Upon arrival, visit the three bridges and various lookout platforms with interpretive displaysoffering breath-taking vistas of your surrounds and a 243-foot (about 74-metre) waterfall. A specially-designed vehicle provides disabled guestswith access to the length of the north walkway, as well as two suspension bridges. After returning to the entrance via vehicle or on-foot, somefree time is made available for a comfort stop, and a visit to the gift shop or small café. Winery Tour and TastingNext, re-board your coach and continue on to a local vineyard. Upon arrival, take a guided walking tour. Along the way, discover a typicallyQuebecois variety of grape adapted especially for this Nordic climate and developed in Québec. In addition, learn about viniculture in Québec,techniques for cultivating the vines and winemaking methods. Following your tour, proceed for a tasting of wines produced at the vineyard. Atthe conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 40-minute drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a moderate amount of walking, at times over uneven surfaces and inclines, with a few steps to negotiate toget on/off the coach and at the winery. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility, but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests areadvised to wear warm, layered clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof coat from the ship.Guests must be at least 21 years old to participate in tastings of alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary. Space on this tour is verylimited; we suggest you book in advance to avoid disappointment.

YQB-L / HELICOPTER OVER QUéBEC CITY DIFFICULTY


Embrace the breath-taking natural beauty of Québec City and its surrounds in a unique new way during this unforgettable helicopter flight-seeing excursion.Québec City, Helicopter Flight-Seeing TourDepart the pier for the short drive to the heliport. Upon arrival, receive your safety and flight instructions, board your awaiting helicopter andbegin your scenic and exhilarating, approximately 25-minute flight-seeing tour. Along the way, marvel at the breath-taking panoramic vistas overQuébec City, a stunning, UNESCO World Heritage Site and the cradle of French civilization in North America. Plains of Abraham, Chateau Frontenac, Cap Diamant, St. Lawrence River, Montmorency FallsWithin the walls of Old Québec, view ancient fortifications and the historic Plains of Abraham (Battlefield Park). Enjoy a rare, bird's-eye view ofthe world-famous Chateau Frontenac, one of the most recognisable buildings in the world, from directly above its castle-like spires. From here,sweep over Cap Diamant, the magnificent St. Lawrence River, Old Town and Montmorency Falls. Following your flight-seeing tour, return to theheliport. After de-boarding the helicopter, some free time is made available to visit the airport's educational site. At the conclusion of your visit,re-board your coach and commence the short drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking for approximately 67 yards (about 61 metres), with a few steps to negotiate toget on/off the coach and board/de-board the helicopter. This tour is not suitable for guests with a fear of heights, guests prone to motionsickness, guests with limited mobility and guests who utilise a wheelchair. Guests are advised to wear warm, layered clothing with flat,closed-toe walking shoes, and bring sun protection and a weatherproof coat from the ship. Guests weighing more than 350 pounds (about159 kilograms) cannot participate on this tour. The tour sequence may vary. Operation of this tour is subject to weather conditions. Space onthis tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

YQB-M / WENDAKE EVENING CULINARY EXPERIENCE DIFFICULTY


Explore the history, customs, culture and cuisine of the Wendat people during this unique, half-day sightseeing excursion with dinner.Québec City, Wendake Village, Wendake Hotel MuseumDepart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive to Wendake Village. Proud heir of this civilization that helped guide the destiny ofnortheast America for centuries, the Wendat people developed a dynamic and prosperous living environment. Upon arrival at the Wendake


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Hotel Museum, you are greeted with traditional drums and chanting, then escorted on a private, guided visit of the museum's permanentexhibition. Ekionkiestha Longhouse, Unification Ceremony, Rhubarb Water TastingFollowing your tour, a short walk takes you to the Ekionkiestha Longhouse for a Unification Ceremony and rhubarb water tasting in a typical'Wendat' cup. After this unique experience, return on-foot to the Wendake Hotel and proceed for a four-course dinner at the La Traiterestaurant. La Traite Restaurant, Four-Course DinnerLa Traite Restaurant features a beautiful design that unites organic natural materials such as stone, leather and wood to create a morecontemporary minimalist feel. The restaurant has an exclusive menu that was carefully developed by Executive Chef Martin Gagné, and featuresdishes inspired by First Nations cuisine prepared with ingredients that have been hunted, fished or gathered. This experience is a chance todiscover a unique palette of recipes using the Chef's local favourite foods, which include wild meat dishes. At the conclusion of your meal, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 35-minute drive back to the pier. Please note: This tour involves a minimal amount of walking, with a few steps to negotiate to get on/off the bus, a slight incline from theWendake Hotel Museum to the Longhouse and a flight of stairs to access the restaurant. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility,but is not wheelchair-accessible. Guests are advised to wear warm, layered clothing with flat, closed-toe walking shoes, and bring aweatherproof coat from the ship. Guests must be at least21 years old to be served alcoholic beverages. The tour sequence may vary. Spaceon this tour is extremely limited; we suggest you book well in advance to avoid disappointment.

Silver Shore "Privato"Explore the surrounding at your leisure during your private tour. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see and overview of the area’shighlights. Please note: This tour is non-refundable if cancelled within 48 hours prior to arrival in the port. Actual vehicle type varies dependingon availability. Guide is English-speaking. The price, exclusive of meals, entrance fees and gratuities, is per vehicle. Therefore, when making yourreservation, please indicate the number of vehicles, not the number of guests. Only one person in the party needs to reserve this program.Please see the Shore Concierge Office on board the ship to arrange your individual itinerary

YQB-V / SILVER SHORE PRIVATO: PRIVATE CAR & GUIDE (HALF-DAY) DIFFICULTY


YQB-W / SILVER SHORE PRIVATO: PRIVATE CAR & GUIDE (FULL-DAY) DIFFICULTY


YQB-X / SILVER SHORE PRIVATO: PRIVATE VAN & GUIDE (HALF-DAY) DIFFICULTY


YQB-Y / SILVER SHORE PRIVATO: PRIVATE VAN & GUIDE (FULL-DAY) DIFFICULTY


October 09 2018, Tuesday

Montreal - Canada

MTR-A1 / MONTRéAL HIGHLIGHTS & AIRPORT TRANSFER DIFFICULTY


This tour is for disembarking guests who wish to the Montreal International Airport with flights after 2:30pm.See an overview of the cosmopolitan blend of the old and new that make Montréal so unique. You will see the cultural heritage of the Frenchand the English that have co-existed for over 400 years.


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City HighlightsDepart the pier and drive by Old Montreal, the financial district, Westmount and its opulent residences, Montreal's McGill University. It is one ofthe largest historic districts in North America, you will learn about the origins and growth of the colony as you marvel at the unique architectureof the Old City. Notre-Dame BasilicaDesigned in 1829, the Notre-Dame Basilica is a neo-Gothic masterpiece. View it with its imposing façade and opulent interior of carved woodadorned with gold leaf, the basilica has long been one of Montréal's most noted landmarks. Mount Royal ParkPerched on the hills above the city, the views and photo opportunities of Montréal's skyline, the St.-Lawrence River, and the surroundingcountryside are unsurpassed. Covering an area of over 200 hectares, the park is an oasis of peace and greenery and a magnet for outdoorenthusiasts in the middle of a modern metropolis. The Golden MileAt the heart of Montréal is the unique cosmopolitan centre known as the Golden Mile. Bringing together commerce, culture and art you will passlovely Victorian architecture, museums, shops, and restaurants. This tour concludes at the Montreal International Airport and is recommended for guests with flights after 2:30pm. Please note: This tour is available to debarking guests only. It involves aminimal amount of walking for approximately 457 metres (1499 feet),with a few steps to negotiate at the entrance to the Notre Dame Basilica. In the event that the Basilica is not available, a stop at the Saint-Joseph Oratory will be made in replacement. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilise a wheelchair;however, guests must be able to board the coach via steps and wheelchairs will be stowed in the coach cargo compartment. A sweater orlight jacket is recommended. The tour sequence may vary.

MTR-A2 / MONTRéAL HIGHLIGHTS & HOTEL TRANSFER DIFFICULTY


This tour is for disembarking guests only who wish to go to the Hotel Le St. James.See an overview of the cosmopolitan blend of the old and new that make Montréal so unique. You will see the cultural heritage of the Frenchand the English that have co-existed for over 400 years. City HighlightsDepart the pier and drive by Old Montreal, the financial district, Westmount and its opulent residences, Montreal's McGill University. It is one ofthe largest historic districts in North America, you will learn about the origins and growth of the colony as you marvel at the unique architectureof the Old City. Notre-Dame BasilicaDesigned in 1829, the Notre-Dame Basilica is a neo-Gothic masterpiece. View it with its imposing façade and opulent interior of carved woodadorned with gold leaf, the basilica has long been one of Montréal's most noted landmarks. Mount Royal ParkPerched on the hills above the city, the views and photo opportunities of Montréal's skyline, the St.-Lawrence River, and the surroundingcountryside are unsurpassed. Covering an area of over 200 hectares, the park is an oasis of peace and greenery and a magnet for outdoorenthusiasts in the middle of a modern metropolis. The Golden MileAt the heart of Montréal is the unique cosmopolitan centre known as the Golden Mile. Bringing together commerce, culture and art you will passlovely Victorian architecture, museums, shops, and restaurants. This tour concludes at the Le St. James Hotel. Please note: This tour is available to debarking guests only. It involves aminimal amount of walking for approximately 457 metres (1499 feet),with a few steps to negotiate at the entrance to the Notre Dame Basilica. In the event that the Basilica is not available, a stop at the Saint-Joseph Oratory will be made in replacement. This tour is suitable for guests with limited mobility and those who utilise a wheelchair;however, guests must be able to board the coach via steps and wheelchairs will be stowed in the coach cargo compartment. A sweater orlight jacket is recommended. The tour sequence may vary.


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