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2026/10/02 - Cape Cod
Oct 2, 2026 to Oct 12, 2026
Cape Cod, Martha's Vineyard, ad Plymouth
- Motorcoach Transportation from Conway, AR
- 10 nights lodging, including 4 consecutive nights in the quaint Cape Cod area
- 18 meals: 10 Breakfasts and 8 Dinners
- An escorted visit to lovely, artistic Martha's Vineyard
- A visit to the JFK Museum
- A Guided Tour of the historic seaside towns of Hyannis, Sandwich, and Plymouth
- A Guided Tour of the "Outer Cape" including Provincetown and Chatham
- A visit to Plymouth, MA, and the famous "Plymouth Rock"
- Day 1
- Board your spacious, video and restroom-equipped Motorcoach and set off for beautiful Cape Cod! Tonight, you will check into an en route hotel for a good night's rest.
- Day 2
- After enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will depart for the Knoxville Museum of Art. Later in the day, enjoy Dinner and check into your en route hotel.
- Day 3
- Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before leaving for the Hershey's Chocolate World in Hershey, PA! Later that day, after a relaxing Dinner, you'll check into your en route hotel.
- Day 4
- Enjoy a Continental Breakfast at your hotel, before arriving in Cape Cod - the perfect example of all that is New England! This evening, you will have Dinner and check into your Cape Cod area accommodations for a four-night stay.
- Day 5
- Enjoy a Continental Breakfast and embark on your GUIDED TOUR OF HYANNIS, SANDWICH, and PLYMOUTH. Start with a visit to the lovely Village of HYANNIS, where you'll stop at the JFK MUSEUM - an exhibit designed to open a window on the days JFK spent on Cape Cod. Next, you'll visit the John F. Kennedy Memorial in HYANNIS. Later, you'll head to the quaint and historic village of SANDWICH. To complete your tour, you'll enjoy a visit to PLYMOUTH, MA – “America's Hometown!” where you'll see the famous “Plymouth Rock.” Tonight, end your day with a relaxing Dinner.
- Day 6
- After a Continental Breakfast, a Guide will accompany you on a ferry ride to the famous getaway island - MARTHA's VINEYARD. Upon arrival, enjoy free time to soak up the charm of this lovely island with its unique shops, quaint restaurants, and historical sites. Later this afternoon, you'll depart Martha's Vineyard and enjoy Dinner at a local restaurant.
- Day 7
- After a Continental Breakfast, you will depart for a GUIDED TOUR OF THE OUTER CAPE. See the Eastham Windmill, the Cape Cod National Seashore, Race Point Visitor Center, and the Marconi Station area with its spectacular "ocean to bay" view across the entire cape. Then, you'll make a stop in colorful PROVINCETOWN - home to artists, great galleries, stores, and boutiques. Next, you'll breathe in the sea air in CHATHAM with its panoramic views of the Atlantic and rustic barrier beaches. Tonight, enjoy Dinner and entertainment.
- Day 8
- Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before departing for a visit to downtown Newport, RI. This evening, enjoy Dinner and relax at your en route hotel.
- Day 9
- Enjoy a Continental Breakfast before leaving for the Woodrow Wilson Museum, housed in an adaptively renovated chateau-style mansion adjacent to Woodrow Wilson's Birthplace. Later in the day, enjoy Dinner and check into your en route hotel.
- Day 10
- After a Continental Breakfast, you will go to the East Tennessee History Center in Knoxville, TN. Tonight, rest in your en route hotel.
- Day 11
- Today, after enjoying a Continental Breakfast, you will depart for home... a perfect time to chat with your friends about all the fun things you've done, the great sights you've seen, and where your next group trip will take you!
Knoxville Museum of Art
Celebrate the art and artists of East Tennessee at the Knoxville Museum of Art as part of this group motorcoach vacation package. Situated in a 53,200 square-foot facility, the Knoxville Art Museum was designed by renowned museum architect Edward Larrabee Barnes and overlooks the site of the 1982 World’s Fair in downtown Knoxville, Tennessee. Since opening in March of 1990, the Knoxville Museum of Art has presented a lively and engaging schedule of exhibitions and, more recently, begun to focus on the rich visual traditions of its region, educating and enhancing Knoxville’s quality of life and economic development.
Stop by the Knoxville Museum of Art Gift Shop located on the top floor of the Museum. You will find gifts and keepsakes unique to the Knoxville Museum of Art and East Tennessee, from books and art supplies to textiles, glass, wood, and ceramic pieces hand-made by local and regional artists. In addition to its ongoing exhibitions, the Knoxville Museum of Art regularly features a lively schedule of special exhibitions.
Experience Hershey’s Chocolate World, America’s leading quality chocolate and confectionery manufacturer, during a visit to Hershey, Pennsylvania, the sweetest place on earth, as part of our Pennsylvania group motorcoach tour. Surrounded by some of America’s most productive dairy farms, Milton S. Hershey, a great humanitarian and philanthropist, opened one of the world’s first modern chocolate factories during the early 1900s. Hershey not only built his chocolate factory but also established a town built on chocolate, an attractive place for workers and their families to live, work, and play.
Whether you are looking for gifts and souvenirs or want to stock up on your favorite Hershey’s brand confections and candies, Hershey’s Chocolate World has anything and everything Hershey’s. Shop for Hershey’s themed toys, apparel, collectibles, and colorful tins of chocolate, or even create a special gift at the Hershey’s Kisses Chocolate Experience. It is important to note that while there are plenty of complimentary attractions to enjoy at Hershey's Chocolate World, certain attractions require an additional fee.
Discover the beauty, history, and charm of Cape Cod during a day in the seaside towns of Hyannis and Sandwich as part of our Cape Cod vacation package. While Hyannis is considered the hub and heart of Cape Cod by New Englanders and the Kennedys, Sandwich is one of the Cape’s oldest towns. From museums where you can learn about the history and heritage of the Cape to the surrounding beauty of blue inlets and white picket-fenced houses, your day in the seaside towns of Hyannis and Sandwich has something to offer everyone.
JFK Museum, Hyannis, MA
Admire the blue sea and calming shores of Hyannis Port, a place that inspired President John F. Kennedy like no other place on earth, as you make your way toward the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum during a Cape Cod, Massachusetts, bus tour. Created by the Hyannis Area Chamber of Commerce, the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum is a multimedia exhibit designed to reflect on John F. Kennedy, his family, his friends, and the Cape Cod he so deeply loved. Take an intimate look at the time Kennedy spent on Cape Cod and the legacy he left there during your self-guided tour of the John F. Kennedy Hyannis Museum.
Guided Tour of Martha's Vineyard
New England's most prominent haven awaits your arrival by ferry! Martha’s Vineyard, a few miles off the southern coast of Massachusetts, is a famous getaway island filled with thriving culture, rich history, and breathtaking shorelines. Martha’s Vineyard features a little bit of everything for everyone!
On the island, there are tons of unique restaurants and shops. If you are having difficulty making a decision your tour guide can give recommendations near you. The ferryboat is handicap accessible and has an elevator on board so you don’t have to miss out on any great views as you pull into the port.
Guided Tour of Provincetown & Chatham
Enjoy a guided tour of Massachusetts’ vintage Cape Cod, serving up miles of pristine beaches and restful resort towns as part of our Cape Cod group bus tour. During your Provincetown and Chatham bus trip, you will visit some of Cape Cod’s most renowned landmarks with a knowledgeable and friendly step-on guide.
Plymouth Rock State Park
Walk in the footsteps of the first European settlers of New England at Massachusetts’s Pilgrim Memorial State Park as part of our Plymouth, Massachusetts vacation package. While Pilgrim Memorial State Park may be Massachusetts’ smallest park, it is the most heavily visited, seeing nearly one million tourists each year. Created in 1920 in honor of the 300th Anniversary of the Pilgrims' landing, Pilgrim Memorial State Park has undergone many changes. Landfill has been brought in, the shoreline changed, and a portico built to create protection around Plymouth Rock, monuments brought in to honor our Forefathers, and landscaping completed around the State Pier within the park.
The Mayflower II is anchored at State Pier, just minutes from Plymouth Rock. Climb aboard the full-sized reproduction of the ship that carried the Pilgrims to the New World. Built between 1955 and 1957 in Devon, England, the Mayflower II crossed the Atlantic Ocean in 1957. It is used today to educate guests on the original Mayflower that sailed to Plymouth in 1620. From the solid oak timbers to the horn lanterns and hand-colored maps, the details of the Mayflower II have been carefully re-created to give visitors a sense of what the original 17th-century vessel was like. As you explore the cramped quarters of the ship, peer into the lower level “hold” where food, clothing, furniture, tools, and other items would have been stored during the journey of the Mayflower, and admire the Master’s accommodations. You will encounter costumed interpreters, modern-day staff, and maritime artisans all eager to share interesting information about the Mayflower and the Mayflower II.
Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library
Learn about the life and legacy of President Woodrow Wilson at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library in historic Staunton, Virginia as part of this group motorcoach vacation package. Located at 20 North Coalter Street, the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library was established so that both scholars and citizens would have a better understanding of what President Thomas Woodrow Wilson achieved throughout his lifetime and of his ideals that continue to impact the world today.
Thomas Woodrow Wilson was born in Staunton, Virginia, in December 1856 to parents Joseph R. Wilson and Janet Woodrow Wilson. Before Wilson’s presidency, he was the President of Princeton University and the Governor of New Jersey. Woodrow Wilson was sworn into office on March 4, 1913, as the 28th President of the United States and stayed in office until March 4, 1921. After his presidency, Wilson and his wife Edith retired to an elegant townhouse in the Embassy Row section of Washington, DC, where just three years later, Woodrow Wilson passed away after suffering from a stroke and other heart-related problems.
East Tennessee History Museum
Learn about the people, places, and events that have shaped East Tennessee at the East Tennessee History Museum as part of this group motorcoach vacation package. Located at the East Tennessee History Center, a multi-faceted facility that consists of the East Tennessee Historical Society, the East Tennessee History Museum, the Knox County Archives, and the Calvin M. McClung Historical Collection, in the heart of downtown Knoxville. Opening the doors to its current location in 2008, the East Tennessee History Museum connects the region and its history through preserving, promoting, and interpreting the history of Tennessee with a focus on East Tennessee.
Be sure to stop by the Museum Shop. A large selection of gift and history-related items, including regional crafts, jewelry, logo, and children’s items, as well as a variety of books on East Tennessee and state history, are available for purchase. Additionally, you will find information on historical sites, museums, and historical and genealogical organizations across the region. The East Tennessee History Museum is ADA Compliant.