Emphasizing hands-on, experience-based activities, traveler extraordinaire Daniel Seddiqui guides travelers on an immersive journey through New England’s nautical past and present

Throughout its history, New England and its culture have been indelibly marked by the waters of the Atlantic Ocean. In the latest edition of the Immersive Travel Guide series, Seddiquidubbed “the Most Traveled Person in America”explores this connection between the region and the water.

Leading readers
on an experience-based travel journey through New England that focuses on the region’s nautical past and present, Seddiqui presents a curated journey with stops in Wells and Portland in Maine; Portsmouth, New Hampshire; Gloucester, Boston, Plymouth, Hyannis and Provincetown, Nantucket, Marthas Vineyard, and Wareham in Massachusetts; Newport, Rhode Island; and Mystic and Greenwich in Connecticut.

The itinerary includes

fun activitiesfrom fishing excursions to lessons in sailing and rowingthat allow travelers to experience firsthand New England’s deep connection to the water;
hands-on opportunities to learn skills such as ship repair and how to cook lobster and clam chowder;
up-close guidance from skilled makers of nautical-themed art and crafts such as Nantucket baskets, sea glass and scrimshaw art, and knotwork;
interviews with locals who provide insight into the region and its nautical traditions; and
information on lodging and
other attractions that travelers should be sure to check out along the way.

Get ready, get set, get nautical in New England!By Daniel SeddiquiDubbed “the Most Traveled Person in America,” Daniel Seddiqui has
traveled the entire US more than 20 times, seeking meaningful, immersive
experiences. An author, keynote speaker, and travel entrepreneur, his
endeavors have been featured in many mainstream media outlets. He lives
in Bend, Oregon.71 color imagesMaine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut71 color images