Astoria Ale Trail - AO13

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1 Astoria Ale Trail - AO13 Destination Highlights 3 hour(s) *88.78 EUR (Adult) *88.78 EUR (Child) Restrictions: Minimum Age: 21 years Beer enthusiasts know Oregon as Beervana! Board your bus and begin your ale trail with stops at Fort George Brewery, Rogue Ales Public House and Wet Dog Café, you will have a chance to experience the pub culture that is an ingrained part of the Oregon social fabric. At each location you will sample three to four different beer styles and have a pub snack. Along the route a local guide will describe Astoria's brewing history and the history of each pub's location. All venues are located along the river; venues visited may change with or without notice. Current government-issued ID is required. Experience the pub culture that is an ingrained part of the Oregon social fabric. Your three-hour ale trail features visits to Fort George Brewery, Rogue Ales Public House and Wet Dog Cafe, all located along the Columbia River. At each stop, sample three to four different beer styles plus enjoy a pub snack. Along the route, a local guide will describe Astoria s brewing history and the story behind each pub you visit. Attention all beer enthusiasts: Don t miss your chance to find out why Oregon is affectionately called Beervana. Visit three pubs: Sample three to four different beer styles and enjoy a delicious pub snack at each location. Get a history lesson: Your knowledgeable local guide will share details with you about Astoria s brewing history. Important Notes: Venues visited may change with or without notice. Current government-issued ID is required. Guest must be of legal age to consume alcohol.

2 Historic Astoria and Fort Clatsop - AO01 Join the ranks of important visitors starting with Captain Robert Gray in 1792, Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery in 1805, and now you. Destination Highlights 4 hour(s) *58.52 EUR (Adult) *53.18 EUR (Child) Walk in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark as you tour historic highlights of Astoria, the first permanent U.S. settlement on the Pacific coast. See the Astoria Column with its breathtaking view over Astoria, the Columbia River, and the Megler Bridge. Tour Fort Clatsop, a replica of the fort as depicted in Clark s journal. Travel through Astoria, passing Uniontown, the doughboy monument, and beautiful Victorian homes. Plus visit the acclaimed Columbia River Maritime Museum. Half-day tour: Visit the first U.S. settlement west of the Mississippi, named after America s first millionaire, John Jacob Astor. Historic highlights: Enjoy the breathtaking view from the Astoria Column, see Victorian-era homes and tour the Columbia River Maritime Museum. Fort Clatsop: Tour where the Lewis and Clark Expedition set up camp December 1805 to March 1806.

3 Mount St. Helens - AO02 Active Adventures Destination Highlights 7 hour(s) 30 minute(s) * EUR (Adult) * EUR (Child) At 8:32 Sunday morning, May 18, 1980, Mount St Helens erupted. Mount St. Helens was shaken by an earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale, the north face of this tall symmetrical mountain collapsed in a massive rock debris avalanche. See for yourself how the environment is regrowing and reshaping the landscape naturally since the disturbance. On your journey up to the Monument you will relive Lewis & Clark travel from your motor coach and see many distinguishing features and landmarks along the bank of the Columbia River. Around the top of the mountain, you will see tremendous views of Mount St Helens, including craters, lava dome and blast zone. See where the deadliest, most economically destructive volcanic event in the history of the United States took place. Notice how the environment has regrown and how the landscape reshaped since the disturbance. On your journey to and from, see many natural landmarks along the bank of the Columbia River. Around the top of the mountain, marvel at the tremendous views of Mount St Helens, including craters, lava dome and blast zone. Catastrophic eruption: On May 18, 1980, Mount St Helens erupted, followed by an earthquake measuring 5.1 on the Richter scale. A landscape transformed: See where the north face of this tall, symmetrical mountain collapsed in a massive rock debris avalanche. Landmarks along the way: From your coach, view natural features along the river, landmarks Lewis and Clark would have seen. Hat and sunglasses

4 Panoramic Astoria - AO24 Destination Highlights 2 hour(s) *44.28 EUR (Adult) *35.38 EUR (Child) Join a panoramic introduction to the city from aboard a school bus where your local guide will take you by the area's historical locations. See the Liberty Theater where Clark Gable made his first stage appearance. See the Doughboy Monument, historical houses & the first Victorian Mansion where Captain George Flavel once lived. Learn about the 1922 fire that nearly destroyed Astoria & the subsequent rebuilding. Learn about the development of Astoria Uniontown, fishing, boarding houses & female boarding houses. See the Astoria Column, decorated with beautiful art & offering views all the way to the Washington coast. You will stay onboard the bus for the tour's duration. Board a school bus for a two-hour commentated tour of historic Astoria. Your local guide will take you to the Liberty Theater, where Clark Gable made his first stage appearance. See the Doughboy Monument, a military monument listed on the National Register of Historic Places. View historical homes, including boarding houses and a splendid Victorian mansion. Plus see the Astoria Column, decorated with beautiful art and offering views all the way to the Washington coast. Historic buildings: See the Liberty Theater, Doughboy Monument, boarding houses and a beautiful Victorian mansion. Fire of 1922: Learn where a roaring blaze nearly Astoria; see where the town subsequently rebuilt. Astoria Column: Built in 1926, the column has a 164-step spiral staircase leading to an observation deck and breathtaking views. Important Notes: You will stay onboard the bus for the tour s duration.

5 Seafood and Wine Tasting - AO16 Learn all about Oregon wines at The Cellar on the 10th, while you learn to use your senses to increase your appreciation and understanding Oregon wines. Oregon's northern latitude brings long hours of summer sunshine to its vineyards, usually adequate to fully ripen grapes for Oregon wine. Then, to Baked Alaska, and join the chef from the Baked Alaska restaurant for a cooking demonstration and a sampling of the delicious seafood they prepare. Culinary 3 hour(s) *88.78 EUR (Adult) *88.78 EUR (Child) Restrictions: Minimum Age: 21 years purchase your Shore Excursions on board; land excursions would need to be purchased directly through your tour director on the land portion of your Cruisetour. To purchase a Royal Caribbean International Shore Excursion, you must already have a reservation number for a cruise and have Gain a greater understanding of Oregon wines as you sample some of the region s best offerings at the Cellar on 10th. On this unique half-day tour, learn how Oregon s long hours of summer sunshine fully ripen grapes, and how marine breezes encourage complex fruit flavors, aromatics and nuances to Oregon-grown wine. Taste the award-winning wines that stand right next to the best wines from around the world. Then, with the mighty Columbia River just steps away, you will be driven to Baked Alaska, and meet the chef from the Baked Alaska restaurant. Watch as the chef fillets and prepares fresh salmon and uses local ingredients to create a healthy and delicious meal. You'll also learn how to make aioli sauce and discover how to steam clams using Northwest beer. More than a cooking demonstration, the friendly and skilled chef will entertain, educate and inspire you to try a recipe or two when you get back home. All about location: Oregon s northern latitude brings long hours of summer sunshine to its vineyards, enough to fully ripen grapes. Sample local favorites: Sip Pinot Gris, Riesling, Chardonnay and Pinot Noir. Cooking Demonstration: Enjoy learning to prepare a fresh salmon meal, using local ingredients. hat Important Notes: Guest must be of legal age to consume alcohol.

6 Seaside and Cannon Beach Shopping - AO03 Traveling by local school bus, visit and explore Oregon's oceanfront communities of Seaside and Cannon Beach. You will have time to independently explore and shop in Seaside and Cannon Beach, and viewing Haystack Rock, a 235 foot tall rock formation that rises up out of the ocean and is the third largest coastal monolith in the world. Destination Highlights 4 hour(s) *53.18 EUR (Adult) *44.28 EUR (Child) purchase your Shore Excursions on board; land excursions would need to be purchased directly through your tour director on the Travel by local school bus to Oregon s picturesque oceanfront communities of Seaside and Cannon Beach. The tour is four hours long, giving you plenty of time explore and shop independently in both towns. You will also visit Haystack Rock, a 235-foot rock formation rising up out of the ocean some claim it s the third-largest coastal monolith in the world. Seaside: This quaint town was named after Seaside House, a summer resort built in the 1870s by a railroad magnate. Cannon Beach: Lewis and Clark once visited this quaint town, now home to many boutiques and art galleries. Haystack Rock: During low tide, you can walk out to this glorious monolith to investigate tide pools and sea caves. you must already have a reservation number for a cruise and have made a payment towards that reservation. Shore Excursions must be purchased in the same currency as your cruise reservation. Exchange rates are determined by a competitive pricing program and may be subject to change without notice. All monetary exchanges onboard are processed in U.S. Dollars directly to your SeaPass onboard charge account unless otherwise specified.

7 Shot in Astoria - AO15 Destination Highlights Active Adventures 2 hour(s) 30 minute(s) *49.62 EUR (Adult) *35.38 EUR (Child) Experience the excitement of Astoria with a narrated tour that will showcase more than 10 movies locations along with breathtaking views of the Columbia River! You'll find there's more to Astoria than meets the eye as your expert tour guide reveal the best photo opportunities along with Astoria's rich history. Traveling by local school bus, visit the Oregon Film Museum that celebrates the art and legacy of films and filmmaking in the State of Oregon. Housed in the old Clatsop County Jail, the museum invites visitors to explore these and other films and the production behind making movies in Oregon Experience the beauty of Astoria and breathtaking views of the Columbia River on a narrated tour showcasing locations where 10-plus movies were filmed. On your two-and-a-half-hour tour, your expert guide will also reveal the best photo opportunities, along with commentary on Astoria s rich history. Traveling by local school bus, visit the Oregon Film Museum. Located in an old county jail, the museum celebrates the art and legacy of films and filmmaking in Oregon. Natural movie star: See why many filmmakers chose beautiful Astoria and the stunning Columbia River as movie backdrops. Photo ops: Get your camera ready as your guide leads you to the best spots to photograph. Oregon Film Museum: Explore exhibits related to films made in Oregon, including The Goonies, Twilight and National Lampoon s Animal House. image:

8 Ultimate Oregon Adventure - AO09 Active Adventures Destination Highlights 6 hour(s) 30 minute(s) * EUR (Adult) * EUR (Child) The northern Oregon Coast pulses with a rich and varied habitat. The coastal communities also have an equally rich and diverse history that is steeped in maritime heritage, timber and pioneer settlements. From Astoria to Tillamook you'll make new discoveries at iconic sites that include the Tillamook Air Museum, Tillamook Cheese Factory and Cannon Beach. View numerous vintage aircrafts in the gigantic wooden structure at the Air Museum. Try one of forty flavors of ice cream and the Tillamook Cheese Factory and immerse yourself in the quaint coastal town of Cannon Beach. Explore the scenic northern coast of Oregon on a six-and-ahalf-hour tour. Get a feel for area s rich and diverse history, steeped in maritime heritage, timber and pioneer settlements. From Astoria to Tillamook you ll make new discoveries at iconic sites. Marvel at numerous vintage aircraft at the Tillamook Air Museum. Try one of 40 ice cream flavors at the Tillamook Cheese Factory. And peruse the many boutiques and galleries in Cannon Beach. Tillamook Air Museum: See one of the two light aircraft that were the first to land on the North Pole. Tillamook Cheese Factory: Learn about cheesemaking and ice cream making from a viewing gallery over the main production floor. Cannon Beach: Lewis and Clark once visited this quaint town, now home to many boutiques and art galleries.

9 Willamette Valley Wine - AO10 The Willamette Valley is the Heart of Oregon Wine Country. As Oregon's leading wine region, the valley has two-thirds of the state's wineries and vineyards and is home to more than 200 wineries and tastings rooms. Enjoy tasting wines at one of the premier Pinot Noir areas in the world: Willakenize Estates. Next, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant. Lastly, walk around the quaint little town of Carlton and stop into some of the local tasting rooms. Culinary 7 hour(s) * EUR (Adult) * EUR (Child) Restrictions: Minimum Age: 21 years Spend the day exploring the heart of Oregon wine country. As the state s leading wine region, Willamette Valley includes two-thirds of Oregon s vineyards and is home to 200-plus wineries and tastings rooms. Sample wines at WillaKenize Estates, one of the world s top pinot noir areas. Enjoy lunch at a nearby restaurant, featuring a menu that pairs perfectly with the area s wines. Then stroll the quaint town of Carlton, visiting some of the local tasting rooms. Willamette Valley: Vineyards in this region are relatively new, the oldest dating back to the late 1960s. WillaKenize Estates: This world-class pinot noir producer keeps production at around 20,000 cases per year, focusing on quality over quantity. Carlton: Stop for lunch, noting how the region s wines pair with your menu selection; after, visit some local tasting rooms.