Discover the colonial heritage of New England and the fascinating Canadian cities of Québec and Montreal on this luxury cruise from New York. Includes return flights from the UK and guided shore excursions
Sail along the coast of New England and Canada on this all-inclusive cruise which includes over 50 complimentary shore excursions so you can tailor your experience.
After setting off from Montreal, the first port of call is Quebec, a great historic city with a profoundly French culture. Visit picturesque Saguenay, the perfect place to go whale watching, experience the cultural heritage of Sept-Iles and discover the scenic beauty of Cape Breton Island before cruising to Halifax in Nova Scotia.
Bar Harbor is gateway to the Acadia National Park, a magnificent landscape of towering coastal mountains and coves, lakes and streams. Visit Boston which has been the intellectual capital of America for over 350 years and step into the past discovering some of the most interesting chapters in US history. Conclude this superb cruise in Newport, Rhode Island, once a summer playground for the rich and famous.
Beverages, including fine wines, beer and premium spirits, soft drinks, bottled water, speciality coffees and tea served throughout the ship
In-suite mini-bar including soft drinks, beer and bottled water
Gratuities
Butler service in Penthouse Suites and above
Fitness programmes and use of sauna and steam rooms
On-board activities
Cruise Map
Itinerary
Day 1UK - Montréal (Canada)
Fly from the UK and embark ship in Montreal.
Day 2Quebec City
Enjoy the French influence in Quebec City, one of North America’s oldest cities with numerous museums, magnificent churches and beautiful examples of early Canadian architecture including the legendary Château Frontenac. Excursions include a historical tour of Quebec City and a visit to the magnificent Montmorency Falls; a tour of a renowned Canadian vineyard with a sampling of the fine wines; and a horse-drawn carriage ride through the city's elegant streets.
Day 3Saguenay
Cruise the Saguenay River to the spectacularly beautiful Saguenay which is an ideal place to go whale watching, with many different breeds congregating there. Learn about the colonisation of the Quebec province with visits to 17th-century settlements and the Saguenay Fjord Museum. Alternatively, hike through the majestic Saguenay National Park.
Day 4Sept-Iles
Sept-Iles is located at the mouth of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence. Enjoy a leisurely walk around the waterfront district, visit a museum which focuses on the First Nations people, or board a Zodiac and explore the islands off Sept-Iles.
Day 5Sydney
Sydney is the gateway to the scenic Cape Breton Highlands. Explore the reconstructed 18th-century Fortress Louisbourg, celebrate Sydney's cultural heritage at a ceilidh performance or visit the Alexander Graham Bell Museum in Baddeck, where the inventor spent his summers.
Day 6Halifax
Halifax is Nova Scotia's beautiful capital and the most Scottish city in Canada. There is a mix of old and new architecture and a lively downtown area. Explore the city on a British double decker bus, enjoy a drive to the famous Peggy's Cove for stunning views, visit the Atlantic Beer Institute and Alexander Keith's Nova Scotia Brewery, or tour the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic which houses artefacts from the Titanic.
Day 7Saint-John
Saint John is home to the magnificent Carleton Martello Tower, completed in 1815. Excursions include a beer tasting at the famous Moosehead brewery followed by a visit to Wolastoq Park to see the spectacular Reversing Rapids; a tour of the Bay of Fundy with a professional photographer who will share their tips and techniques; and a foodies tour through downtown Saint John to sample local specialties.
Day 8Bar Harbor (USA)
Bar Harbor has been a resort town since the 19th century, and is the gateway to Acadia National Park. The city was once known as the summer haven of the rich and famous. Explore the magnificent landscape of Acadia National Park in a horse-drawn carriage, enjoy an invigorating hike along the beautiful Ocean Trail or learn about the world of lobster fishermen.
Day 9Boston
Boston is famous for the revolutionary Boston 'Tea Party'. There are a variety of ways to see the sights, including an Old Town Trolley tour through the city and a walking tour of Harvard University accompanied by a student guide.
Day 10Newport
Newport was once America's summer playground for the rich and famous. See the impressive mansions fashioned on Europe's grand houses on a scenic drive through the city; enjoy a harbour cruise to Rose Island and tour its fully restored lighthouse; or join the guided stroll through Newport's National Registered Historic Landmarks District to see the restored colonial homes.
Day 11New York - UK
Disembark ship in New York and transfer to the airport for the return flight to the UK.
Day 12UK
Arrive New York.
Colourful Coasts Of Canada ItineraryFor navigational reasons the Captain of the ship reserves the right to modify the cruise itinerary.
