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If there is a gap in the curtains just use on of the hangers with the skirt/pant clips

We had the brunch a few days on our fall transatlantic. The first day caught us by surprise. We prefer the breakfast and lunch times.

I had done a lot of research last year because we were parking in Boston for 22 days doing a b2b cruise. Nothing worked out for me ahead of time. Blamed it on being from Canada. Where I thought we could park was beside the port, Nope. Where we parked without booking ahead was the edic or epic lot across the street from the port. It was great. Parked there and walked to the Hampton where we stayed the night before. Forgot an item in the car and was able to retrieve it. Walked across the street at the end of the cruise to get the car

We went to gros morne park. It was beautiful. The town itself is quite small. If you go to the town hall there is a roof top area with a great view

Saguenay is very small and walkable. We were there last September. A nice welcome with lots of people demonstrating pioneer type activities. Sorry, don’t know about their Canada Day activities. Sometimes places in Quebec are not very enthusiastic about the holiday but a google search may help

I have been to both and both are excellent! Quebec City has a very European feel. I think it would be better for a bigger variety of things to see and do. There is a funicular that you can use to go from the lower part of the town to the upper. Corner book is a very small town with gros morne park about an hour away and there is also nice trail walk through town. There are excursions into gros morne.

Hello! Thanks for all your interesting posts. I just found this thread today. we will be joining you in Fort Lauderdale to travel up the Atlantic coast

We have stayed a couple times at the Godfrey. It was nice and the location was great. Last August we stayed at the Hampton inn Boston seaport which was right beside the port, so convenient! so much to see And do in Boston! There are lots of walking tours, markets and history! We have seen and done different things every time we have been there! The north end had great restaurants, many with a fixed price menu. enjoy!

Thank you!

We are looking for recommendations for group transportation from the Montreal cruise port to the central via train station. Thank you

Taking the sky train from the airport to downtown worked well for us. We have stayed at the fairmont waterfront, the paradox and the auberge hotels. All were very nice and we walked to the port from all of them

Sorry, I don’t know about private transfers but the sky train is really easy if you can pull your bags a block from the station to the hotel. Also it’s a really nice hotel right across the street from the cruise port

The town is quite nice. We were welcomed with costumed locals with displays and activities and food samples. There is a board walk both ways from the port. It was nice to walk on The sand when the tide was out and watch it disappear when the tide came in. There is a pretty church. We found a small artisan market near the church

There is an old market in the downtown area that is interesting and a park and old cemetery close to the market too. The reversing falls are worth a look at, although I would recommend seeing them at both high and low tide if you can Uber to the small town of st Martin there are a couple of quaint shops and two covered bridges right there. There is also a rock beach with caves close as well

We have used airtime limo for years. Very reliable!