DAY I

 2018 TOURS:8 OCTOBER

6.00 - 6.30 am Departure from Connecticut

2.00 - 2.30 pm Arrival at Niagara Falls

We will see all three Niagara Falls: American, Horseshoe (on American side) and Bridal Veil at different angles. We will walk in the raincoats at the Cave of the Winds, which brings you closer to the waters of Niagara than ever. After the elevator ride down deep into the Niagara Gorge, we will take a series of wooden walkways that lead to the hurricane deck - a mere 20 feet from the towering Bridal Veil Falls. At the end we will see Niagara Falls illuminated at night - spectacular views of the Falls with the colors of the rainbow.

DAY II

Ride aboard the Maid of the Mist. The journey begins at the bottom of the Observation Tower, where you will be provided with a souvenir rain poncho. The Maid of the Mist will take you to the base of the American Falls and then to the base of Horseshoe Falls, through the crashing waters and massive rock formations.

2.00 - 2.30 pm Departure from Niagara Falls

10.00 -10.30 pm Arrival in Connecticut

DAY I

 2017 TOURS:   16 APRIL, 14 MAY, 4 JUNE, 25 JUNE, 9 JULY, 30 JULY, 13 AUGUST, 27 AUGUST, 17 SEPTEMBER, 8 OCTOBER

7.00 - 7.30 am Departure from Connecticut

Our tour begins at Battery Park with a ferry to Liberty Island, that brings us close to the Statue of Liberty - the classic American icon, symbol of freedom. After the cruise we will head to Wall Street, to see all of the landmarks of the financial area, such as the Charging Bull statue and New York Stock Exchange. The next stop is the World Trade Center, home of the new Freedom Tower and the September 11 Memorial. Next is Times Square, a constantly buzzing tourist magnet; one of the most visited places in the world. The lights are blinding, the crowds are thick, and the noise is infernal, but that’s Times Square.

Here you will have around 2 hours free time. You can spend your time at Central Park, 5th Avenue, Broadway - everything is located nearby. You can also choose to go to the Observation Deck - either at Rockefeller Center or The Empire State Building, and look out over the city. For those who are interested in visiting museums we recommend going to Museum of ModernArt (MoMA) or Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, both located near Times Square.

9.30 - 10.00 pm Arrival in Connecticut

DAY I

 2017 TOURS:   16 APRIL, 14 MAY, 4 JUNE, 25 JUNE, 9 JULY, 30 JULY, 13 AUGUST, 27 AUGUST, 17 SEPTEMBER, 8 OCTOBER

7.00 - 7.30 am Departure from Connecticut

Our tour begins at Battery Park with a ferry to Liberty Island, that brings us close to the Statue of Liberty - the classic American icon, symbol of freedom. After the cruise we will head to Wall Street, to see all of the landmarks of the financial area, such as the Charging Bull statue and New York Stock Exchange. The next stop is the World Trade Center, home of the new Freedom Tower and the September 11 Memorial. Next is Times Square, a constantly buzzing tourist magnet; one of the most visited places in the world. The lights are blinding, the crowds are thick, and the noise is infernal, but that’s Times Square.

Here you will have around 2 hours free time. You can spend your time at Central Park, 5th Avenue, Broadway - everything is located nearby. You can also choose to go to the Observation Deck - either at Rockefeller Center or The Empire State Building, and look out over the city. For those who are interested in visiting museums we recommend going to Museum of ModernArt (MoMA) or Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, both located near Times Square.

9.30 - 10.00 pm Arrival in Connecticut

DAY I

 2017 TOURS:   16 APRIL, 14 MAY, 4 JUNE, 25 JUNE, 9 JULY, 30 JULY, 13 AUGUST, 27 AUGUST, 17 SEPTEMBER, 8 OCTOBER

7.00 - 7.30 am Departure from Connecticut

Our tour begins at Battery Park with a ferry to Liberty Island, that brings us close to the Statue of Liberty - the classic American icon, symbol of freedom. After the cruise we will head to Wall Street, to see all of the landmarks of the financial area, such as the Charging Bull statue and New York Stock Exchange. The next stop is the World Trade Center, home of the new Freedom Tower and the September 11 Memorial. Next is Times Square, a constantly buzzing tourist magnet; one of the most visited places in the world. The lights are blinding, the crowds are thick, and the noise is infernal, but that’s Times Square.

Here you will have around 2 hours free time. You can spend your time at Central Park, 5th Avenue, Broadway - everything is located nearby. You can also choose to go to the Observation Deck - either at Rockefeller Center or The Empire State Building, and look out over the city. For those who are interested in visiting museums we recommend going to Museum of ModernArt (MoMA) or Madame Tussauds Wax Museum, both located near Times Square.

9.30 - 10.00 pm Arrival in Connecticut