Canada Cruises

From the French towns of Montreal and Quebec to the distinct Scottish influences in Nova Scotia, where it is not unusual to hear bagpipes! Witness at the magnificent Niagara Falls, experience the rhythm and blues of the iconic Montreal Jazz Festival, marvel at the beauty of Halifax during autumn, or tour the charming, French-speaking city of Quebec!

Cruise to Canada and New England from a variety of ports including New York, New Jersey and Boston in the US, plus Montreal and Québec in Canada. 

Quebec City is truly one of the most beautiful cities in Canada. You may have to remind yourself that you are in Canada and not France, particularly as you stroll the streets of Vieux-Quebec (Old Quebec), because of the lilt of the French Language in your ears.

Small cafes, cosy restaurants and enchanting boutiques all add to the charm and ambience of historic Old Quebec. Visit Halifax, Nova Scotia, the modern port city teeming with culture and heritage. The entire region delights with its impressive array of entertainment, fine restaurants, colourful gardens and lively nightlife.

Cruise into quaint seaside towns such as Charlottetown with its eclectic mix of restaurants, pubs and cafes. The town holds community and city-wide festival events nearly every week of the year, and Saint John, the only city on the Bay of Fundy, with its restored historic waterfront, is very well known for its fantastic lobster and other shellfish. Be sure to try the delicious traditional fish and chips, and of course, don’t miss the famous Reversing Falls Rapids!

A cruise to Canada is not enough? How about a cruise tour? A cruise tour is a combination of a cruise holiday and a land tour and the perfect way to experience Canada. See the Canadian Rockies with its snow-capped mountains and pure turquoise lakes in Niagara Falls. Take a cruise on the Maid of the Mist to the base of the falls and enjoy a city tour of the French Quarter and Notre Dame in Montreal.