Day 4 After breakfast, you will travel northward along scenic Route 6A (the Old King’s Highway) which winds through colonial villages filled with wonderful examples of New England architecture. You will view the Eastham Windmill and a Cape Cod Lighthouse and drive through the Cape Cod National Seashore area. You will also stop at the Visitor’s Center. You will be surrounded by sand dunes and the ocean as you approach your destination at the tip of Cape Cod, Provincetown.  This was formerly known as the “Province Lands” where the Pilgrims landed here before deciding to settle across the bay in Plymouth. Provincetown has a rich history which combines a love of the sea and the arts. Walk along the waterfront and the narrow main streets and enjoy your free time exploring the shops, galleries and restaurants that make Provincetown so unique. After your visit, return to your hotel to relax and freshen up before departing for a delicious dinner at a popular restaurant.

Day 5 Following breakfast, your guide will escort you to Boston for a tour of the city where America’s roots were formed. Your guide will point out sights along the Freedom Trail as well as the Boston Common and Public Gardens, Back Bay, Bunker Hill, Beacon Hill, and the State House. Enjoy free time for lunch on your own in the area. In the afternoon you will head back to the Cape with a visit to America’s hometown, Plymouth, where picture stops will be made at Plymouth Rock (the traditional site of disembarkation of the Pilgrims in 1620) and the Mayflower I (a reproduction of the ship that brought the Pilgrims to the New World.) A stop will also be made at the Forefather’s Monument (the largest, solid granite monument in the United States.) Complete your day with a delicious dinner at a fabulous restaurant this evening.