Canada & New England

Make your to the port for your 31 night Canada & New England cruise.

The city of Corner Brook is located on the Bay of Islands at the mouth of the Humber River on Newfoundland's west coast in Canada. Pay a visit to Captain James Cook National Historic Site for stunning views of the Blomidon Mountains, Corner Brook, and the Bay of Islands. Admire the fascinating exhibits at Corner Brook Museum and Archives and the steam locomotives at the Railway Society of Newfoundland. Take a walk along the Corner Brook Stream Trail to the idyllic surroundings of Margaret Bowater Park, go zip-lining in the Humber Valley, or travel to the serene Gros Morne National Park.

Nestled in Canada's stunning province of Quebec, Saguenay boasts breathtaking nature and bustling city life. Immerse yourself in the fascinating history at La Pulperie de Chicoutimi and discover the city's milestones at Musée de la Petite Maison Blanche. Gaze in awe at the panoramic views from the highest point in the Saguenay–Lac-Saint-Jean region, Monts-Valin National Park. Discover endless activities within spectacular surroundings at Parc National du Fjord-du-Saguenay. Indulge in retail therapy at one of the five downtown centres: Arvida, Chicoutimi, Jonquière, Kénogami, and La Baie. Savour local flavours at the terrace cafes and lively bars.

Quebec City sits proudly on the Saint Lawrence River at the heart of Canada's French-speaking Quebec province. Explore the Old Town - a UNESCO World Heritage site - with its narrow, cobblestone streets, 17th and 18th-century buildings and churches, and the impressive Chateau Frontenac. Travel back in time at Musee de la Civilisation and La Citadelle de Quebec or gaze in awe at Notre-Dame de Quebec Basilica. Step outside the city walls and discover the vibrant St Baptiste, Montcalm, St-Roch, and Colline Parlementaire neighbourhoods. Take a walk on the battlefields of the Plains of Abraham or venture further afield to the idyllic Montmorency Falls Park.

Charlottetown is the capital of Canada's smallest province - Prince Edward Island. This place means a lot to Canadians being the Birthplace of Confederation - where the 1864 conference at Province House led to the creation of the Dominion of Canada. The 13km Confederation Bridge that spans the Northumberland Strait links Prince Edward Island to New Brunswick on the Canadian mainland. Discover Victoria Row, the Anne of Green Gables store, the Founder's Hall, and the stately Lieutenant Governor's mansion on a horse-drawn carriage ride through Charlottetown's downtown area. Take an island tour and view the Point Prim Lighthouse and Wood Islands Lighthouse, the artist’s haven at Victoria-by-the-Sea, Anne of Green Gables Museum at Silver Bush, and the dramatic red stone cliffs at Cavendish Beach.

Sydney, in Canada's Nova Scotia, is situated on the east coast of Cape Breton Island. When you step off your ship, you’re greeted by the world's largest fiddle outside the Joan Harriss Cruise Pavilion! The port is also the gateway to the island's many attractions — including the world-famous Cabot Trail, Fortress of Louisbourg, and Alexander Graham Bell Museum at Baddeck Village. Take a tour through the historic streets of Old Sydney, stopping by St Patrick's Museum, the Jost House, and the old stone St Alphonsus Church en route. You can also live the life of a coal miner when you visit Cape Breton Miners’ Museum, Ocean Deeps Colliery Coal Mine, Miner's Village, and the Glace Bay Heritage Museum.

Found on the Atlantic Ocean coast, Halifax is the provincial capital of Canada's Nova Scotia and is home to one of the world's largest natural harbours. The heart of Canada's east coast art scene, you can explore a variety of galleries and museums to find everything from folk art to relics of the Mi'kmaq people. Visit Fisherman's Cove — a 200-year-old restored village — and stroll around a traditional farmers' market to find tasty, local food and drink. Learn about the city's heritage at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic or stroll through the pretty displays at Halifax Public Gardens.

New York, New York... so good they named it twice! New York isn't called 'the city that never sleeps' for nothing - day or night this place is alive with amazing things to see and do. First up there’s the iconic skyline, with its skyscrapers and buildings you’ll recognise from television. Ascend the Empire State Building, Top of the Rock, or the One World Observatory for a bird's eye view of the city's five boroughs. Pay your respects at the National September 11 Memorial and Museum, follow in the footsteps of immigrants at Ellis Island, board the Staten Island ferry to see the Statue of Liberty up-close, or stroll the High Line urban walking trail above the city streets. The Big Apple has got retail therapy well and truly covered, with everything from huge department stores and designer names to niche boutiques, bustling markets, and thrift store chic. Mouth-watering international culinary experiences, open green spaces, and a plethora of galleries and museums; add those to your must-do list too. Then there’s the non-stop nightlife: from Times Square's bright lights to Broadway musicals, world class clubs, to hip little hangouts.

Newport in Rhode Island is one of North America's oldest cities. This remarkable place is packed to the brim with attractions — from the National Historic Landmarks District, Brick Market Museum and White Horse Tavern, to the Old Colony House, Quaker Meeting House, Trinity Church, and Touro Synagogue. Explore the life of the Vanderbilts on a tour of The Breakers and Marble House or discover early 20th-century high society at The Elms French-style chateau. Rough Point on opulent Bellevue Avenue and the famous Astor’s Beechwood Mansion are well worth a visit, too! Uncover the history of tennis at Tennis Hall of Fame, then admire historic and modern artworks at Newport Art Museum.

Boston is Massachusetts’ capital and largest city. Rich in history, this bustling city is the perfect size to explore within one day. Walk along The Freedom Trail and discover 16 locations significant to the history of the United States. Take a stroll through the oldest city park in the United States, Boston Common, and take in the sweeping views of green fields, lakes, and historic monuments. Gaze in awe at the towering sky line from the stunning waterfront and visit the historic Faneuil Hall, the home of America's first town meeting.

Rockland is a coastal town situated in Knox County in Maine, USA. Rockland is the lobster capital of the world due to its large lobster shipping centres. The Maine Lobster Festival is celebrated in Rockland annually throughout August in honour of the town’s primary export. Take a stroll down Rockland's main street to browse the eclectic boutiques, bustling markets and restaurants, or admire the artworks at Farnsworth Art Museum. Penobscot Bay is one of the best recreational sailing sites in the world; it has craggy shorelines and scenic inlets as well as a granite pier which stretches a mile long. See the beautiful authentic lighthouses in the area, such as Owl's Head Lighthouse or Rockland Breakwater Lighthouse, where you can learn more about the coastal history.

St John sits on the coast of the Canadian province of New Brunswick; on a rocky estuarine spur where the Saint John River flows into the beautiful Bay of Fundy. Take a stroll through King's Square with its two-storey bandstand and colourful flowerbeds and trees. Shop for food and handicrafts at Saint John City Market. Step back in time as you view the merchandise, artefacts, barbershop, and dental office at Barbour's General Store. Explore 18th-century military life at Carleton Martello Tower and witness panoramic views from Fort Howe National Historic Site. Admire the eye-catching Reversing Falls from the Reversing Falls Bridge. Encounter over 250 species of birds at Irving Nature Park or get up close to the exotic Siberian Tiger and Goeldi’s Monkey at Cherry Brook Zoo.

St John's is the capital city of the Newfoundland and Labrador province and sits off Canada's Atlantic coastline. Explore local culture and history at The Rooms - the Provincial Museum, Provincial Archives, and the Art Gallery of Newfoundland and Labrador. Discover Earth's geological makeup using interactive exhibits at Johnson GEO Centre or stroll along Water Street — one of the oldest streets in North America. Admire panoramic views from Signal Hill National Historic Site or visit the old Cape Spear Lighthouse at Cape Spear. Explore the unique fishing village of Quidi Vidi Village, home to the Mallard Cottage National Historic Site and Quidi Vidi Inn of Olde. Journey by boat past Bay Bulls to view the puffins and seabirds on Puffin Island.

Today your cruise comes to an end. Disembark hip and make your own way home from Southampton.