Canada Cruises
Explore the dramatic coastline of Canada with its snow-capped mountains, diverse wildlife, fascinating cities and glaciers glistening under the polar sun. Learn more about the history, cultures and traditions of Canada at the numerous historical sites.
Enjoy the wilderness and astonishing range of wildlife of the East Coast in Newfoundland and Labrador, and explore Arctic Canada, the gateway to the breathtaking North West Passage. Perhaps enjoy a cruise in the fall from New England and visit Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, the beautiful city of Quebec or fascinating Montreal. The West Coast is home to the cosmopolitan city of Vancouver, and is the gateway to the Rocky Mountains and Alaska.
Cruise Collection
Alaska and British Columbia – Wilderness, Glaciers and Culture
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Voyaging from Vancouver to Seward this 13-night expedition cruise showcases the marvels of British Columbia and Alaska.
Vancouver, British Columbia to Seward, Alaska
New England in the Fall
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The beauty of New England is spectacular at any time of the year but Autumn, or Fall, is when it shines brightest. The air is crisp, the apples are ripe, and the leaves are most definitely the stars of the show.
New York, New York to Quebec City, Québec
Great Lakes of North America
Experience the glorious colours of the fall foliage of Canada and the USA on this unique luxury cruise through the Great Lakes of North America from Milwaukee to Toronto exploring the spectacular scenery, history and culture of the region
Milwaukee to Toronto
Expedition into Greenland & the High Canadian Arctic
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Learn the riveting exploration history while discovering the Canadian Arctic, home to a wealth of wildlife and rugged, pristine landscapes.
Copenhagen to Halifax
Alaska Cruise and Rocky Mountaineer
An amazing 17-night holiday including a 7-night Alaska Inside Passage Cruise, a tour from Calgary to Vancouver and the Rocky Mountaineer train journey
Calgary to Vancouver
Eastern Seaboard Explorer
UK - Montreal, Quebec (Canada) , Quebec City , Saguenay, Quebec , At Sea , Gaspé, Quebec , At Sea , Halifax, Nova Scotia , At Sea , Boston, Massachusetts (USA) , New York , New York - UK
In The Path Of Cartier
Boston (USA), Bar Harbor, Saint-John (New Brunswick, Canada), Halifax (Nova Scotia), Sydney, Corner Brook (Newfoundland and Labrador), Havre-Saint-Pierre (Québec), Sept-Iles, Baie-Comeau, Saguenay, Quebec City, Montréal
10-Night Quebec Intensive Voyage
Montréal, Québec, Gaspé, Québec, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Saint Pierre, Cap-aux-Meules, Magdalen Islands, Québec, Quebec City, Québec, Trois-Rivieres (Three Rivers), Québec, Montréal, Québec
12-Night Canada/New England Intensive Voyage
Montréal, Québec, Quebec City, Québec, Saguenay, Québec, Baie Comeau, Québec, Havre-Saint-Pierre, Québec, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Saint-John, New Brunswick, Portland, Maine, Boston, Massachusetts, Cape Cod Canal, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, New York, New York
12-Night Canada/New England Intensive Voyage
New York, Newport (Rhode Island), Cape Cod Canal, Boston (Massachusetts), Bar Harbor (Maine), Saint-John (New Brunswick), Halifax (Nova Scotia), Sydney, Charlottetown (Prince Edward Island), Cap-aux-Meules (Magdalen Islands, Québec), Saguenay, Quebec City, Montréal
12-Night Canada/New England Voyage
Boston, Massachusetts, Portland, Maine, Eastport, Maine, Saint-John, New Brunswick, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Havre-Saint-Pierre, Québec, Sept-Iles, Québec, Saguenay, Québec, Quebec City, Québec, Montréal, Québec
14-Night Canada/Colonial America Intensive Voyage
Montréal, Québec, Quebec City, Québec, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Boston, Massachusetts, Cape Cod Canal, Newport, Rhode Island, New York, New York, Norfolk, Virginia, Charleston, South Carolina, Miami, Florida
About Canada Cruises
Cruise from the cosmopolitan city of Vancouver to Alaska along rugged coastlines, majestic fjords and soaring glaciers. Sail from Greenland to Alaska via the breathtaking Northwest Passage and cruise through beautiful straits before discovering the dramatic scenery of the North West Territories of Canada.
Explore Canada in the fall; see the elegant stone buildings and historic harbour in Saint John and experience the Scottish heritage of Nova Scotia, call at Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island and cruise along the St Lawrence seaway to the beautiful Canadian city of Quebec. Or discover rich and diverse scenery at Saguenay and its magnificent Fjord, and picturesque Trois-Rivieres at the mouth of the St Lawrence River. Explore the treasures of French-speaking Quebec City or Montreal, with its cosmopolitan blend of old and new.
Sail to Canada and learn about Viking history and heritage. Discover places of astonishing natural beauty, participate in exciting excursions and experience the vast wilderness of the Arctic.
Canada Highlights
Charlottetown
Charlottetown is a Victorian-era city on Prince Edward Island and is the county seat of Queen's County. Tours of the town can be taken by double-decker bus or horse-drawn trolley, which takes in the historic Prince Street area and its clapper-board houses. Visits may be offered to the homestead of Lucy Maud Montgomery which inspired her to write 'Anne of Green Gables'.
Corner Brook
Situated on the island of Newfoundland in the Gulf of St Lawrence, Corner Brook is a gateway to hiking trails and the scenic wilderness of Gros Morne National Park. The park is dominated by 2600-ft Gros Morne mountain, a part of the Long Range, and is a spectacular area of alpine plateau, fjords, glacial valleys, lakes, and waterfalls fed by snow-melt in the summer. The town is growing as a centre of the film industry, and is home to the Atlantic Studios Cooperative.
Halifax
Halifax was Canada's first British town, founded in 1749 and a gateway to Nova Scotia's rugged coastline and picturesque countryside. The coastline is famed for its string of well-preserved lighthouses, including the much-photographed example at Peggy's Cove. Halifax is overlooked by the citadel of Fort George, and has a boardwalk with restaurants, shops and museums.
Montreal
Montreal sits on the St Lawrence River, and combines the flavours of North America with the culture of France. Old Montreal has a strong caf' culture, interesting shops and the Jean-Talom Market in Little Italy. The grand City Hall can be found near the port, and early high-rise commercial buildings can be seen on the Place d'Armes. Montreal has many art galleries and museums, and the 19th-century Basilica of Notre Dame.
New Brunswick
The chief port for the province of New Brunswick is Saint John, an attractive city which gives access to the famous Reversing River Rapids in the Bay of Fundy, and scenic forests, hills and coastline. St John has an Old City Market, built by shipwrights and topped with a roof in the shape of a ship's hull, and the 19th-century British Carleton Martello Tower. Tours can be taken by horse-drawn trolley, passing the old courthouse and King's Square, laid out in the shape of the Union Jack.
Quebec
The old city of Quebec is situated on the St Lawrence River and is dominated by the 19th-century hotel of Chateau Frontenac and its huge red brick and green-roofed tower. Tours by horse-drawn carriage take visitors to the charming Quartier Petit-Chaplain beside Old Port, and the cobbled streets and chic boutiques of the Lower Town. A spectacular funicular links the Lower and Upper Towns. Six miles outside Quebec are the Montmorency Falls, one and half times higher than Niagara and crossed by a suspension bridge.
Saguenay
Saguenay is situated at the head of the scenic Saguenay Fjord, a glacial valley below the mountains of Valin. This area of Quebec is renowned for its natural beauty and the St Lawrence Marine Park, where rare blue whales and belugas are sometimes seen. Villages line the fjord, including L'Anse-Saint-Jean which has an historic covered bridge.
Saint John
Saint John is the chief port of New Brunswick Province, an attractive city and gateway to untamed countryside and the scenic coastline of New England. The town has an Old City Market which is topped with a roof built in the shape of a ship's hull, and the 19th-century British Carleton Martello Tower. Horse-drawn trolley tours might include the Old Courthouse and Kings Square. In the Bay of Fundy are the famous Reversing River Rapids.
St John's
The historic port of St John's is the capital of Newfoundland island and the oldest city in Canada. The landscape of Newfoundland is very scenic, with ancient volcanoes, and icebergs which have calved from glaciers in Greenland. Cabot Tower can be seen at the mouth of the harbour on Signal Hill, and Witless Bay has an Ecological Reserve and a puffin colony.
Sydney
Sydney is Canada's third-largest city, located on picturesque Cape Breton Island. It was founded in 1785 by British Loyalists and has a Scottish flavour ' the Highland Village at Hector's Point is a tribute to the Gaelic heritage of Nova Scotia. Nearby Baddeck is on the shore of Bras d'Or Lake and was once the summer home of Alexander Graham Bell. Other visits might include Fortress Louisbourg, which is a living museum where locals dress in period costume.
Toronto
Modern shopping malls, skyscrapers and restored 19th-century buildings make up Toronto, where the harbour area has been reclaimed from the old docks to create shops, restaurants and seating areas. Visitors can ascend the CN Tower, which offers a 360-degree view of the city. The key attraction is nearby Niagara Falls, trips by boat through the mist given off by the falling water, and the tunnels hewn out of the rock behind them.
Vancouver
The beauty of the natural landscape around Vancouver attracts visitors for skiing, hiking and fishing, and the port is a common call for cruises to Alaska and the Inside Passage. In the city there are good restaurants in the warehouse district of Yaletown, shopping opportunities in Robson Street and Granville Island, Chinatown and the restored Gastown district. One of Vancouver's most popular attractions is the Capilano Suspension Bridge above the Capilano Canyon, and the Treetop Walk.