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Explore the scenic Bay of Islands and the charming fishing village of Lark Harbor. Enjoy the local rugged beauty, and take advantage of several photo stops on this bus tour of a portion of Captain Cook's Trail.
Board your transportation and depart the pier for Lark Harbor. Your reception at this scenic fishing community features local handmade crafts and treats. Here you will have chance to meet the charming ladies at the Church Hall and sample finger sandwiches, home baked good, coffee and tea.

Continue on to Bottle Cove. This scenic location, located in a small fishing community, provides many photo opportunities. You will also have time to take a short stroll on the beachfront and see local plants and autumn foliage. Pause and take in the fresh Atlantic air, and be sure to enjoy the beautiful and rugged scenery surrounding the cove. The cliffs surrounding the cove are part of the very beginning of the Appalachian Mountains.

Travel to Frenchman's Cove. Local folklore and tradition hold that some the first settlers of the Cove were Cleuetts of French origin. A small-boat inshore fishery has been the economic mainstay of the area. Explore the wharf as your guide shares facts about the area's history.

Finally, depart Frenchman's Cove and head for the Captain Cook Monument. This national historic site located on Crow's Hill overlooks the city and the Bay of Islands. The Monument offers fantastic views of the area and features a display of reproduced charts mapped by Captain James Cook.