Name: 18 Night Canada / New England Cruise
Brand: Princess Cruises
SKU: 51944
Price: 1898 USD
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Explore and book Princess Cruises 18 Night Canada / New England Cruise on the Island Princess departing from New York, New York on Aug 1, 2025 and ending in Sisimiut Holsteinsborg, Greenland on Aug 19, 2025 Sail to Nanortalik, Greenland, New York, New York, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Nuuk, Greenland, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Qaqortoq, Greenland, St. Johns, Newfoundland, Sisimiut Holsteinsborg, Greenland

New York, New York

The iconic "Big Apple", New York City is a world unto itself. From the towering skyscrapers of Manhattan to the artsy neighborhoods of Brooklyn, it offers a never-ending whirl of culture, history, and urban adventures.

Halifax, Nova Scotia

With its rich maritime history, Halifax in Nova Scotia offers a unique Canadian experience. From the historic waterfront to the lush Public Gardens, cruisers can delve into Canada's Atlantic heritage.

Sydney, Nova Scotia

Sydney in Nova Scotia is a gateway to the scenic beauty of Cape Breton Island. Enjoy rich Celtic heritage, inviting pubs, and waterfront charm.

Nuuk, Greenland

As Greenland's capital, Nuuk blends Arctic traditions with modernity. With its colorful houses, national museum, and fjords, it showcases Greenland's history, culture, and stark landscapes.

Sisimiut Holsteinsborg, Greenland

Greenland's second-largest town, Sisimiut, offers a glimpse into Arctic life. With its brightly colored houses, sled dogs, and ancient Inuit culture, it's a gateway to the rugged beauty of the Arctic.

Qaqortoq, Greenland

Greenland's southernmost town, Qaqortoq is known for its colorful houses, Norse ruins, and the Stone & Man art project. It's a blend of Greenlandic tradition and contemporary culture.

Nanortalik, Greenland

Located in southern Greenland, Nanortalik is enveloped by rugged landscapes, floating icebergs, and the Northern Lights. Its Inuit culture and dramatic natural beauty make it a captivating Arctic escape.

St. Johns, Newfoundland

18 Night Canada / New England Cruise

North America

Feel the court under your feet and the thrill of victory as you sink the ball in for two points. No matter your athletic ability, there’s nothing like shooting a few hoops out in the middle of the ocean as you watch the sun set and the stars come out. Our Sports Court is not only set up for basketball but also for volleyball. Pick up a game, compete against fellow guests for bragging rights, or start your own dream team.

Sports Court

Great art, like the destinations we visit, can be awe-inspiring. Peruse our extensive art gallery, or attend an art history lecture highlighting some of the world’s greatest masters. And don’t miss our exciting Champagne Art Auctions, which give you the chance to view and bid on a wide range of fine art, including pieces by famous artists like Thomas Kinkade, Peter Max, and Michael Godard. There is no charge to attend these lively events.

Art Gallery & Auctions

Indulge in unparalleled onboard shopping with "Best Onboard Shopping" at The Shops, featuring a diverse selection of luxury brands, local crafts, and duty-free savings of up to 30% off U.S. retail prices.


The Shops of Princess

From gaming lessons to the latest slot machines to prize tournaments, our Casinos offer fun and excitement. If you enjoy blackjack, or “21,” and Texas Hold 'Em, our tables play by Vegas rules and if you relish the challenge of roulette, we offer the American version.

The Princess Casino

Want to just sit back with a cocktail and people watch? There’s plenty of seating and the bar menu features themed drinks from exotic destinations, specialty liqueurs and spirits offered nowhere else on board.

Explorers Lounge

Experience the timeless charm of Crooners bar, where a talented pianist serenades you with Sinatra-era classics, complemented by a menu of signature martinis and classic cocktails. Indulge in the "Rat Pack" vibe and let the music transport you to a bygone era of elegance and style.


Crooners Bar

The inviting piazza-style grand Atrium shines as the stunning centerpiece of each ship, the epicenter of luxury, excitement and fun. Stop by anytime, day or night, to find musicians, jugglers, acrobats, food carvers and a variety of other performers. Soaring multi-stories with a circular marble floor, stained-glass dome and magnificent floating staircase, the Italian-inspired Atrium is an ideal setting for relaxation, people-watching or simply having a cocktail or coffee with a friend.

The Atrium

A mixture of French, Spanish and African influences, New Orleans cuisine is one of the oldest culture-driven cooking styles in the U.S. Here, guests enjoy live jazz along with traditional Cajun and Creole dishes such as jambalaya and gumbo, along with steakhouse favorites.

Bayou Cafe & Steakhouse

For cappuccino, espresso and other coffee specialties, as well as fresh pastries throughout the day, head to La Patisserie for quick treats in a comfortable, casual sidewalk café-style setting. Savor a buttery croissant or your favorite cookie while sipping on a specialty coffee.

La Patisseria

Our Italian specialty restaurant has been voted one of the “Best Cruise Ship Specialty Restaurants” at sea by USA TODAY. Savor Sabatini’s authentic offerings featuring signature pastas, Italian wines and an irresistible selection of delectable desserts, all celebrating our Italian culinary heritage.

Sabatini's

Grilled Burgers and Dogs to Go. Follow your nose to the Deck Barbecue where the burgers are flipping and the hot dogs roasting, served with a variety of fixin’s and crisp fries. Veggie burgers, bratwurst and grilled chicken breast are also served and all are sure to hit the spot when you are relaxing out on deck.

The Bar & Grill

The Princess Pizzeria is conveniently located poolside for a casual bite while relaxing on deck or while watching Movies Under the Stars®. Serving the "Best Pizza at Sea" by USA TODAY, you’ll delight in the classic favorites like pepperoni and margherita, as well daily specialty pizzas.

Princess Pizzeria

Indulge in an unforgettable culinary journey at The Chef’s Table, hosted by the ship’s executive chef, featuring an extravagant multi-course dinner perfect for special occasions, complete with a personalized menu and photo with the chef.


Chef's Table Experience

Our World Fresh Marketplace menu is offered in Horizon Court. Enjoy an endless selection that changes throughout the day to satisfy the most discriminating palate. Indulge in a delightful array of worldwide cuisine, freshly baked breads and regional comfort foods, in a casual setting at breakfast, lunch or dinner. Enjoy fresh fruits, signature pastas and desserts galore along with your favorite beverages and customizable features like create-your-own salads and sandwiches.

Horizon Court

Immerse your little ones in a whimsical forest-themed adventure aboard this cruise, where kids aged 3 to 7 can partake in dance parties, movie nights, art projects, and even compete in a thrilling Lego boat-building contest.


Just for Kids: The Treehouse (3–7)

Unleash your child's curiosity and creativity at the themed centers, developed in partnership with Discovery, offering engaging activities for young explorers to play, learn, and make new friends while sailing the seas.


Camp Discovery

Step into the heart of teen socializing at the contemporary beach-themed lounge, the ultimate spot for connecting, chilling, and making memories by the sea.


Just for Teens: The Beach House (13-17)

Designed to bring the spirit of the outdoors indoors, the cozy center provides a range of sports activities and comfortable spaces for kids to discover, hang out, and chill.



Just for Kids: The Lodge (8-12)

Enjoy peace of mind as you plan your day or evening adventures, knowing that the Youth Centers offer group kid sitting services for ages 3 to 12. For just $5.00 USD per hour per child, your little ones can relax, play, and make memories with friends, leaving you free to explore or unwind.


Parents Night Out

Discover ultimate relaxation at the award-winning Lotus Spa aboard this cruise, offering rejuvenating treatments like facials and aroma stone therapy massages, alongside salon services for a perfect night out.


Lotus Spa

Elevate your wellness journey at the Lotus Spa Fitness Center, offering a variety of fitness programs including Tour de Cycle, Pilates, Yoga, and TRX suspension training, alongside state-of-the-art equipment for personalized workouts tailored to maximize your health and vitality. Charges apply on some services.


Lotus Spa Fitness Center

Treat yourself to tranquility at The Sanctuary, an exclusive adults-only oasis where you can unwind with signature beverages, light meals, and al fresco massages while Serenity Stewards cater to your every need, from chilled face towels to refreshing Evian water atomizers.


The Sanctuary (Adult-Exclusive)

Island Princess is your own private retreat on the sea. Whether you crave relaxation or exhilaration, you'll find the soothing Lotus Spa®, live entertainment, gourmet cuisine, casino gaming and more. And for a special treat, try the Bayou Café and Steakhouse, which features New Orleans-inspired Cajun and Creole cuisine.

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Departing your ship, you'll board the Harbor Hopper for a land cruise past the notable sights of the city. Your experienced guide will introduce you to Halifax's finest shops, restaurant, museums and historic sites that should not be missed before taking the most exciting entrance to the Halifax Harbor. After splashing into the harbor enjoy the views of the Waterfront, Cable Wharf and Naval Dockyard, and learning of Halifax's involvement with the "Titanic" and the Halifax Explosion before returning to land and your ship.

Climb aboard an authentic London double-decker bus and travel on a 90-minute hop-on hop-off loop route featuring all the most visited sites. Stops include The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic; The Historic Properties, a charmingly renovated 19th-century district; the Museum of Natural History, where you'll get acquainted with the local flora and fauna; the busy pedestrian street lined with shops and restaurants; Spring Garden Road; and the fashionable Hydrostone area in Halifax's North End. Admire the blooming Halifax Public Gardens, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada. The tour conveniently concludes at the pier. Admission fees to certain venues are not included.

Dating back to 1811, charming Peggy's Cove Fishing Village takes its name from St. Margaret's Bay. This rural fishing village, set against a backdrop of colorful fishing boats and the Atlantic Ocean, displays its maritime heritage around every corner and pays homage with its granite-carved DeGarthe Monument, which pays tribute to the local fishermen. Stroll along the quaint streets studded with local arts and crafts shops, candy stores and cafes. Watch an optional live lobster demonstration and learn how this crustacean is the backbone of the local economy. You'll delight in the iconic red and white lighthouse guarding its rocky shores.

Designed for those who prefer little to no walking, this two-hour tour offers a comprehensive look at some of the city's most treasured sites by deluxe transportation and includes photo stops along the way. You'll pass the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic and the Historic Properties, a charmingly renovated 19th-century district. Gaze upon Halifax Public Gardens, the oldest original Victorian garden in the country. Stop for views from Citadel Hill, see the Fairview Lawn Cemetery, the final resting place for 121 victims of the sinking of the Titanic, and the neighborhoods of Halifax's South End.

Climb aboard an authentic London double-decker bus and travel on a 90-minute hop-on hop-off loop route featuring all the most visited sites. This tour includes Express-Pass admission to the Maritime Museum and the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site. Additional stops include The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic; The Historic Properties, a charmingly renovated 19th-century district; the Museum of Natural History where you'll get acquainted with the local flora and fauna; the busy pedestrian street lined with shops and restaurants, Spring Garden Road; and the fashionable Hydrostone area in Halifax's North End. Admire the blooming Halifax Public Gardens, the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia and the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site of Canada. The tour conveniently concludes at the pier.

Situated right in the heart of Halifax's historic waterfront and overlooking the harbor, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic celebrates Nova Scotia's seafaring heritage. Canada's oldest and largest maritime museum draws interest for its Titanic artifacts, including the ship's only surviving deck chair and an intricately carved door topper copied for the movie "Titanic." An exhibit detailing Halifax's response to the 1912 sinking is coupled with many other interactive displays and exhibits on the age of steamships, a variety of local small craft, the Royal Canadian and Merchant Navies, the ships of World War II, The Battle of the Atlantic, and the Halifax Explosion of 1917.

Your fishing adventure begins with a short walk along the famous Halifax boardwalk toward your vessel, which is equipped with all the necessary gear: bait, rods and lures. Your captain will know the very best fishing spots, filled with mackerel, cod, haddock and Boston bluefish. The boat is licensed, so you can also enjoy a cold beverage while taking in the stunning surroundings and searching for the big one.

Experience the magic of New York City after dark on this evening sightseeing tour. Begin with a drive through historic Brooklyn for stunning photo opportunities of the Manhattan skyline and Brooklyn Bridge. Cross into Manhattan to explore vibrant neighborhoods like Greenwich Village and SoHo, and see iconic landmarks such as the Chrysler Building, Rockefeller Center, and the Statue of Liberty. Conclude with an hour in bustling Times Square to take in the lights, shop, or grab a bite before heading back to the pier.

Experience the iconic Brooklyn Bridge on this half-day walking and sightseeing tour. Enjoy a leisurely one-hour, 1.5-mile stroll across the bridge, with your guide highlighting historical plaques, benches, and the possibility of spotting Peregrine Falcons. At Fulton Landing on the Brooklyn side, capture breathtaking photos of the New York skyline and learn about its Revolutionary War history. Conclude with a guided drive through Manhattan, passing landmarks like Times Square, the Financial District, and the 9/11 Memorial before returning to your ship.

Explore the heart of Lower Manhattan on this half-day walking tour through New York’s financial district. Begin with a scenic drive to Battery Park, then walk past landmarks like the Wall Street Bull, New York Stock Exchange, Wall Street, and Trinity Church. Visit the 9/11 Memorial to honor the lives lost in the tragic events of 2001 and 1993. Conclude your journey with a return drive to the pier, reflecting on the history and resilience of this iconic city.

Discover Manhattan’s highlights on this full-day tour showcasing its cultural, historical, and iconic landmarks. Begin at Lincoln Center and enjoy views of Central Park before visiting Rockefeller Plaza, where you’ll ascend the Top of the Rock observation deck for panoramic city vistas. After free time for lunch and shopping at Rockefeller Center, pass through the Garment District, 9/11 Memorial, Madison Square Garden, and the dynamic neighborhoods of Greenwich Village and SoHo. Conclude with glimpses of Chinatown, Wall Street, and the South Street Seaport before returning to your ship.

Experience two iconic landmarks of American history and freedom on this half-day tour to the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. Begin with a ferry ride offering panoramic views of New York Harbor and Manhattan’s skyline. At Liberty Island, learn about the history and symbolism of "Lady Liberty" with insights from your guide. Continue to Ellis Island to explore its museum, where you’ll relive the immigrant experience and discover its profound impact on American heritage before returning to Battery Park by ferry.

Discover the evolving blend of old and new in this guided exploration of Greenland's vibrant capital. Begin in a modern suburban area, admiring innovative architecture and a culture in transition. Stroll through the historic Colonial Harbor, home to Hans Egede’s statue and colorful heritage homes, and learn about Inuit legends at the striking Mother of the Sea sculpture, visible at low tide. Visit the National Museum, where centuries-old Inuit mummies, Viking artifacts, and traditional sleds and kayaks tell the story of Greenland’s fascinating past. Return to port inspired by the island’s history and its ongoing transformation.

Embark on a scenic 90-minute drive through Nuuk, Greenland’s charming capital. This orientation tour offers a mix of breathtaking natural vistas and key landmarks, with photo stops along the way. See the Katuaq Cultural Center, the historic Nuuk Cathedral, and the Colonial Harbor, all set against the stunning backdrop of the fjord system. Learn about the city’s rich history, from its Inuit and Viking roots to its founding in 1728 by missionary Hans Egede, whose statue stands proudly overlooking the harbor.

Step into the warmth of a Greenlandic home for an intimate cultural experience. Enjoy tea and cake while engaging with the friendly hosts who share insights into daily life in this remote region. This authentic encounter offers a unique glimpse into Greenland’s traditions, with time to ask questions and connect personally. After this enriching visit, you’ll return to the pier with a deeper appreciation of Greenlandic hospitality.

Conquer Quassussuaq, “the large mountain ridge,” on this strenuous five-hour hiking adventure showcasing Nuuk’s dramatic natural beauty. Begin with a motorcoach transfer to the mountain’s foothills near Nuuk’s airport, where your guide will lead you through Paradise Valley and into the unspoiled wilderness. Traverse rugged trails, cross streams, and pass serene lakes as you ascend to breathtaking viewpoints overlooking the vast Nuuk fjord system, the second largest in the world. End your trek at Malene Bay, where a relaxing motorcoach ride returns you to the ship, leaving you with a sense of accomplishment and awe for Greenland’s wilderness.

Savor the flavors of Greenland on a 1-hour and 30-minute culinary journey at the Inuk Hostel, set against the stunning backdrop of Sermitsiaq Mountain and Nuuk’s expansive fjord. Weather permitting, enjoy an outdoor tasting by an open fire on the beach; otherwise, retreat to the cozy Inuk café. Sample a variety of local delicacies, from fresh fish to game, while learning about Greenlandic culture through storytelling and legends. This unique experience highlights the island’s natural bounty and warm hospitality, leaving you with both a satisfied palate and a deeper connection to its traditions.

Set out on a captivating boat ride through Nuuk Fjord, a haven for Arctic wildlife and stunning natural beauty. Glide through glassy waters framed by rugged shores and tiny islands, as your captain navigates toward seals, seabirds, and other marine life. Relax on the outdoor deck while soaking in the dramatic scenery, and, if time permits, marvel at the cascading waterfalls of Sermitsiaq Island, formed by melting snow. This immersive journey offers a perfect blend of wildlife spotting and panoramic vistas of Greenland’s unspoiled fjord system.

Your first stop is St. Patrick's Church. Erected in 1828, the Gothic Revival style stone building is the oldest standing Roman Catholic Church in eastern Nova Scotia. Adjacent to the church is a small graveyard with the earliest gravestone dating from 1798. Today the church is a museum that houses a collection of artifacts from the early days of Sydney. Next you'll walk to Jost Heritage House, one of the oldest remaining wooden buildings in Sydney. Built in 1787 by Samuel Sparrow and purchased in 1836 by Thomas Jost, a prominent merchant. The basement has been restored to its original 18th century kitchen complete with a cooking fireplace, and a separate beehive bake oven. Exhibits are displayed throughout the house and small antiques and collectibles are available for purchase in the gift shop.

Cape Breton is the only place in North America where Gaelic is still spoken, a legacy of those who arrived here from the highlands of Scotland during the 18th and 19th centuries. Many of their descendants retained their enthusiasm for song and story telling, as well as for piping and fiddle music. Today, Cape Breton is world renown for reviving, preserving, and promoting Celtic music and is considered the international center of this lively and celebratory style of music, dancing and storytelling. Every year, over 300 musical artists from all over the Celtic world, including Scotland, Ireland, the United States, Brittany, and Canada perform at over 30 venues around the island.

On this adventure you will stroll with you guide for a walking tour around the city, learning about the local history and tales of lore, while taking pause to wet your whistle at three local establishments. As you depart the pier, take a photo with Sydney's most iconic landmark, and symbol of its Celtic musical roots, the world's largest fiddle. It's next on to Island Folk Cider House, Cape Breton's first locally owned and operated craft cidery. Here, you will have the opportunity to meet the owner and learn how the house made ciders are proudly brewed with 100% Nova Scotia apples and local, quality goodness, while enjoying a sample flight. Head back out with your guide and stretch your legs on the walk to the next pub stop on tour, where you will be offered a cold beer from a selection of Nova Scotia brews, or perhaps you prefer something that reminds you of home. It is another short stroll that brings you to the third and final stop where friendly locals lend to the comfortable atmosphere. Sample select craft brews featured in a tasting flight of 4 varieties, before returning to the pier with your guide, or you may prefer to remain in town, returning to your ship at leisure.

The Cabot Trail is considered one of the world's most scenic destinations and the accolades for this natural and man-made wonder keep growing. Not a rugged trail but a highway, the Cabot Trail edges along the steep cliffs and through the picturesque countryside of Cape Breton Island's rugged northern highlands. National Geographic's Drives of a Lifetime: 500 of the World's Most Spectacular Trips and Lonely Planet have each proclaimed that it's one of the best road trips in the world.

Board your transportation at the dock and set out on a six hour excursion to the picturesque resort village of Baddeck on Cape Breton Island. En route are the spectacular sights of rugged rock formations, rolling green hills reminiscent of Scotland, and the shimmering waters of the Bras d'Or Lakes. You'll continue on past Boularderie Island and Seal Island Bridge which connects the island to Cape Breton. Heavily forested Kelly's Mountain, situated on St. Ann's Bay, rises 1,000 feet. If you look closely you may be able to spot a bald eagle or two flying overhead.

Your tour begins as you board your transportation for a picture-perfect drive through the heart of the Bras d'Or Lake region of Cape Breton. The Bras d'Or Lakes, one of the largest salt-water lakes in Canada, stretches out over 450 square miles and sits right in the middle of the island. A major nesting area for bald eagles; white-tailed deer, osprey, foxes, and raccoons can also be seen along the forested hilltops and highlands.

The picturesque village of Baddeck sits nestled along the shoreline of Bras d'Or Lakes. Named "Abadak," which means "place with an island near," by early Mi'kmaq natives, Baddeck was later settled by French Catholic missionaries in 1629. Discovered in the late 18th century by visitors, most notably Alexander Graham Bell, the town today is a thriving community that's never lost its hometown appeal.

Discover the charm and history of Qaqortoq, South Greenland’s largest town, on a relaxed 1-hour and 30-minute guided walking tour. Wander through picturesque streets to the town square, home to the country’s oldest fountain and surrounded by colonial-era buildings dating back to 1755. Learn about Qaqortoq’s fishing and canning heritage, established by Danish trader Anders Olsen, and enjoy stunning views of the fjord from hilltop vantage points. With its accessible layout and scenic appeal, this tour offers a perfect introduction to the region’s culture and history.

Gear up for a three-hour guided hike along Qaqortoq’s beautiful lake, Storesøen, a beloved local recreation spot. Starting with a walk through the town, you’ll reach the trailhead and venture into South Greenland’s unexpectedly green landscapes, dotted with indigenous plants and wildlife. Along the rugged trails, your guide will share insights into the region's natural history, including the lake's formation by the inland ice cap. With plenty of stops for photography, you’ll capture breathtaking Arctic vistas and immerse yourself in Greenland's unique environment before returning to the pier.

Step back in time on a visit to Hvalsey, Greenland’s most well-preserved Norse ruins and the last known Viking settlement on the island. Begin with a scenic boat ride across the fjord, taking in the rugged beauty of Qaqortoq’s landscape. Upon arrival, explore the 14th-century church ruins at your own pace, marveling at its impressive stone walls and imagining life in this once-thriving village. Set against the breathtaking Arctic backdrop, this journey offers a unique glimpse into Greenland’s Viking heritage.

Immerse yourself in Greenland’s only swimmable hot springs on this unforgettable half-day adventure. Begin with a scenic 1-hour and 30-minute boat ride to Uunartoq, a destination celebrated for over 1,000 years and linked to legendary explorer Leif Eriksson. Surrounded by majestic mountains and iceberg-dotted fjords, the geothermal springs maintain a soothing 37 to 39 degrees Celsius year-round. After a short walk to the springs, relax in the warm, silky waters and take in the breathtaking Arctic scenery before returning to the pier by boat.

Your comfortable transportation will take you from your ship and transport you back in time. Learn more about the people and events that were part of that fateful day. April 14, 1912 that forever changed maritime history.

Founded in 1753, Old Town Lunenburg remains as charming as it once was. It is one of only two urban communities in North America to be designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Stroll among 18th- and 19th-century colonial buildings with brightly painted, colorful façades, admire the tall ships, fishing boats and yachts in the sunny harbor, the home port of Nova Scotia's sailing ambassador, the Bluenose II. Choose to visit the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, Lunenburg's historic district and the many sweet shops and nautical souvenir stores along Lunenburg's quaint streets. Your guide will orient you to the highlights so that you can enjoy a self-guided tour.

Dating back to 1811, charming Peggy's Cove Fishing Village takes its name from St. Margaret's Bay. Stroll along quaint streets studded with local arts and crafts shops, candy stores and cafes. Watch an optional live lobster demonstration and learn how this crustacean is the backbone of the local economy. You'll delight in the iconic red and white lighthouse guarding its rocky shores.

Discover New York City at your own pace with a flexible hop-on, hop-off bus tour covering over 19 stops across two routes: Downtown and Uptown. Enjoy the freedom to explore iconic landmarks, museums, art galleries, shopping, and dining at your leisure, with buses arriving every 10-15 minutes. Highlights include Times Square, Central Park, and the Empire State Building, among many others. Conveniently, Downtown tours include a stop across from the Cruise Terminal, making it easy to return to your ship after your adventure.

Explore the rich history and modern resilience of Lower Manhattan on a guided motorcoach tour. You'll visit the 9/11 Memorial, paying homage to a pivotal moment in American history, and see the towering Freedom Tower, symbolizing renewal. At Battery Park, enjoy stunning views of Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, iconic symbols of freedom and immigration. Stroll the cobblestone streets of South Street Seaport, step back in time on Wall Street, and embrace the heart of America’s financial history. A break allows you an hour to shop, dine, or explore on your own before returning to the ship.



Step back in time as you cruise the waters near Nuuk, once home to Viking settlements established by Erik the Red in the 10th century. This two-hour boat tour offers a blend of relaxation and breathtaking scenery, with snowcapped mountains and vibrant skies as your backdrop. Enjoy panoramic views of colorful Scandinavian-style houses from the observation deck or the comfort of the cabin. Keep your camera ready for Greenland seals, sea birds, and possibly a humpback whale as you immerse yourself in the tranquil beauty of this remote Arctic landscape.

Non-alcoholic beverage package	$9.99 - $19.99
Alcoholic beverage package	$59.99 - $79.99
Gratuities	$14.50 - $16.50
Wi-fi internet access	$15 - $40
Specialty dining	Varies
Spa packages & shore excursions	Varies

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18 Night Canada / New England Cruise

18 Night Canada / New England Cruise

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18 Night Canada / New England Cruise

18 Night Canada / New England Cruise

Cruise highlights

Itinerary

Shore excursions

Amenities

About the ship

Island Princess

Included in your fare

Add-ons

Flights & hotels

Flights

Hotels

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