1000
ISLANDS ADVENTURE....
STEPPING STONES TO A LAND OF INTERNATIONAL BEAUTY
You're invited to spend a few days experiencing this enchanting and unique region, a place that residents and visitors from all around the world find irresistible. Your itinerary is arranged to include time to cruise, dine, enjoy the view and take in a little adventure.
Any 1000 Islands visit must include a boat cruise. K Ventures has selected a fabulous all-day "Two Castle" outing on the St. Lawrence River for you. Start with a short boat shuttle and self guided tour of Boldt Castle on Heart Island (walking required) . A sit-down luncheon at Captain's Landing follows, then reboard for a one hour narrated downriver trip along "Millionaire's Row" to Dark Island, guided tour of Singer Castle (walking required) and return upriver to Alexandria Bay.
Two nights double occupancy lodging has been arranged at the luxurious Riveredge Resort in Alexandria Bay. Your spacious Channelview room features a private balcony directly overlooking the main shipping channel of the St. Lawrence Seaway and magnificent Boldt Castle.
From atop the 400 ft. Skydeck Observation Tower you'll thrill to a fantastic "two nation" view of the Islands and Seaway.
Upper Canada Village, nestled on the banks of the St. Lawrence River, offers you a chance to stroll amidst the sights and sounds of an 1860's village. Visit mills, trade shops, farms, churches and a one-room schoolhouse; ride a horse drawn wagon or canal boat; enjoy lunch at the Harvest Barn (included); shop for gifts.
En-route stops at Maple Ridge Windfarm (Tughill Plateau) and Fort Drum Military Museum are included.
Two breakfasts at the hotel, two dinners, and two lunches are included.
Round trip motorcoach transportation, individual pickups and returns by
K -Ventures minicoach.
Double Occupancy, per person $589
Single occupancy add $100
Please send $200 per person deposit to confirm reservations by July 1
About crossing between Canada and United States: At this time, all "new" passport requirements are on hold. The "old" rules still apply- you will need either a passport or
a photo ID plus proof of birthplace.
