Explore and book Princess Cruises 10 Night Canada / New England Cruise on the Majestic Princess departing from Boston, Massachusetts on Sep 19, 2025 and ending in Saint John, New Brunswick on Sep 29, 2025 Sail to Saguenay Fjord, Canada, Quebec City, Quebec, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Portland, Maine, Sydney, Nova Scotia, Boston, Massachusetts, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Saint John, New Brunswick

Boston, Massachusetts

Steeped in American history, Boston offers cruisers a journey through the nation's early days, from the Freedom Trail to colonial landmarks. Beyond history, the city's vibrant neighborhoods and waterfront provide a modern charm.

Portland, Maine

Best of Maine
A Taste of Maine
Small Group Discoveries: Portland and Lighthouse Climb
Bike and Hike Portland
Small Group Discoveries: Foodie Walking Tour of Portland
Portland by Land and Sea
Best of Portland & Kennebunkport Village
Kennebunkport and Scenic Cruise
Lighthouses of Maine
Portland Walking Tour - Beyond the Old Port

Saint John, New Brunswick

The Bay of Fundy and the Fundy Trail
Saint John Bucket List
Saint John'S Bay Of Fundy Up Close
Fundy By Land And Sea
St. Martins And The Bay Of Fundy
Bay Of Fundy Coastal Photography Tour
Hop On, Hop Off and Saint John Sky Walk

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.

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

The capital of Prince Edward Island, Charlottetown exudes a quaint charm with its historic architecture, seaside promenades, and lush parks. Known as the "Birthplace of Confederation", this Canadian city offers a mix of cultural heritage and maritime splendor.

Saguenay Fjord, Canada

Discover The Fjord Treasures
Saguenay Heritage Route

Quebec City, Quebec

Perched on the St. Lawrence River, Quebec City's historic charm, cobblestone streets, and French heritage transport cruisers to a European-like enclave in North America.

10 Night Canada / New England Cruise

North America

Experience the thrill of Vegas-style gaming with lessons, slot machines, and prize tournaments in our vibrant casinos. Enjoy blackjack, Texas Hold'em, or try your luck at American-style roulette. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned player, the excitement never stops.


Vegas Style Casino

Dive into a world of friendly competition and shared interests at Princess Sports Center, where Center Court hosts basketball, tennis, volleyball, and badminton. With activities like golf, ping pong, and giant foosball, there's something for everyone to enjoy together.



Princess Sports Central

Experience the joy of golfing against the backdrop of a stunning ocean view on The Greens, the nine-hole miniature putting course. Whether you're a casual player or a seasoned enthusiast, challenge your skills amidst the beauty of the sea.


The Greens

Elevate your cruise experience with the breathtaking SeaWalk, a first-of-its-kind glass walkway extending over the ocean. Take in stunning panoramic views and enjoy thrilling vistas while sipping drinks at the SeaView Bar, where every moment feels truly unforgettable.


The Seawalk

Gather the family for an awe-inspiring outdoor water show, where fountains dance and soar 33 feet high, synchronized to music under the night sky. Colorful lights illuminate the water as it swirls and pirouettes, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. It's a dazzling display of artistry and entertainment for all ages.


Princess Watercolor Fantasy Show

Immerse yourself in the world of fine art onboard, from strolling through the appointed gallery to attending lively Champagne Art Auctions featuring pieces by renowned artists like Thomas Kinkade and Peter Max. Don't miss the chance to add a masterpiece to your collection during these complimentary events.


Fine Art Gallery

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

Immerse yourself in Hollywood-style luxury at this chic, year-round covered pool. By day, relax in the heated pool or hot tubs under a glass dome. At night, it transforms into a stylish nightclub with vibrant lighting and a world-class sound system.


Hollywood Pool Club

Discover the charm of Vines, voted among the "Best Wine Bars at Sea" by USA TODAY. Nestled in the Atrium, indulge in an extensive wine collection, Champagne, and regional specialties. Complemented by gourmet delicacies, every sip is a journey of refined taste.


Vines Wine Bar

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

Love sushi? Indulge in nigiri, sashimi, and maki rolls while enjoying a relaxed, elegant setting overlooking the Piazza. Complement your meal with champagne, wine, Japanese beer, or chilled sake for the perfect sushi experience.


Ocean Terrace Seafood Bar

Embark on the Good Spirits cruise to discover extraordinary people worldwide and craft unique cocktails with locally sourced ingredients. Let skilled bartenders guide you through immersive experiences, capturing the essence of each region along the way.


Good Spirits At Sea

Enjoy thrilling drinks prepared with flair as you stand on a glass-paneled floor, offering stunning views of the ocean below. Watch talented bartenders perform exciting tricks while crafting signature cocktails. This is a unique bar experience that blends entertainment with breathtaking scenery.



SeaView Bar

Delight in a diverse buffet offering a rotating selection of dishes from around the globe, perfect for any meal of the day. From freshly baked breads to regional specialties, there's something to satisfy every palate in a relaxed, casual setting. Breakfast, lunch, or dinner, the options are endless.



World Fresh Marketplace

Elevate your dining experience with Chef's Table Lumiere, a culinary extravaganza guided by the ship's executive chef. Indulge in champagne, hors d'oeuvres, and an exquisite multi-course dinner, perfect for celebrating special occasions and creating unforgettable memories.


Chef's Table Lumiere

Savor freshly prepared noodle soups and wok-fried noodle dishes with a delightful Asian twist. Indulge in favorites like Sichuan Dan-Dan noodles and Wonton noodle soup, with special rotating menu items daily. A perfect blend of flavors awaits you right on deck.



Chopsticks Noodle Bar

Treat yourself to award-winning pizza at Alfredo's, named "Best Pizza at Sea" by USA TODAY. Watch as our chefs handcraft individual-size pizzas in the open kitchen, offering a tantalizing menu paired with select beers and wines for a delightful dining experience.



Alfredo's Pizzeria

Head to the Burger & Lobster Grill for freshly grilled burgers, hot dogs, and hot, crispy fries. Enjoy lobster rolls, veggie burgers, and grilled chicken sandwiches, perfect for a laid-back meal on deck. Satisfy your cravings with delicious favorites and relax by the sea.



Burger & Lobster Grill

Experience the pinnacle of Cantonese dining at Harmony, exclusive to Majestic Princess. Crafted by Michelin-starred Chef Richard Chen, each dish showcases his masterful balance of flavors and innovative techniques. Don’t miss the chance to indulge in this extraordinary culinary journey.








Harmony

Step into elegance at Crown Grill, honored among the "Best Cruise Ship Steakhouses" by USA TODAY. Immerse yourself in a refined atmosphere with premium aged beef and fresh seafood, expertly prepared in an open kitchen for a truly intimate dining experience.


Crown Grill

Delight in a culinary journey at the International Cafe, your round-the-clock haven in the Piazza. From morning croissants to evening desserts, savor a diverse selection of small bites and gourmet beverages, including specialty espresso drinks and refreshing iced tea fusions.


International Café

Indulge in casual French bistro-style dining at La Mer, crafted by renowned Chef Emmanuel Renaut, a three Michelin-starred chef and "Meilleur Ouvrier de France." Enjoy a menu of authentic French cuisine with a modern twist, showcasing Chef Renaut's signature flair. Experience fine dining in a relaxed atrium setting.



Bistro Sur La Mer

Located on deck 14, enjoy classic chocolate and vanilla scoops at this refreshing ice cream bar. Perfect for a sweet treat in a cone while soaking up the sun. A simple indulgence for any time of day.



Swirls Ice Cream Bar

A fan favorite in Alaska, this seafood experience offers a four-course menu featuring crab legs, shrimp, clams, and mussels. Dive into casual yet delectable seafood dishes you won't want to miss. Perfect for satisfying your seafood cravings with a touch of adventure.



Crab Shack

Step into a serene indoor garden 150 feet above the ocean, surrounded by lush greenery and the sounds of nature. Enjoy live intimate music performances, relax on plush furniture, or challenge yourself to a game of life-sized chess. Don't forget to leave a wish on the unique mosaic Wishing Wall, a first-ever experience at sea.



Hollywood Conservatory

Experience unforgettable evenings at the Vista Lounge, nestled at the aft of select ships, where you'll enjoy intimate performances and interactive entertainment. With live bands, comedians, illusionists, themed parties, Bingo, and special events, every night brings a new adventure and a chance to create lasting memories.


Vista Lounge

Immerse yourself in a world of theatrical splendor at the Princess Theater, boasting captivating performances from talented artists worldwide. Experience the magic in comfort with spacious seating, flawless views, and cutting-edge lighting, promising an unforgettable night of entertainment onboard.


Princess Theater

Prepare to be captivated by world-class entertainment, featuring a diverse range of acts from magicians and comedians to singers and jugglers. Every night promises something extraordinary, ensuring you'll be laughing, mesmerized, or amazed. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show!



Featured Guest Entertainers

Journey to a mythical realm with The Secret Silk, an exclusive production featuring life-size puppetry and enchanting special effects. Directed by Broadway star John Tartaglia and created with Stephen Schwartz, this mystical show promises an unforgettable evening of wonder and revelation onboard your cruise.


The Secret Silk

Prepare for an extravaganza of classic opera meets contemporary hits with Bravo, a Regal Celebration. Backed by a 13-piece orchestra, talented singers and dancers deliver a captivating performance, blending timeless opera classics with modern favorites for an unforgettable evening at sea.


Bravo

Step into a world of elegance and enchantment with Encore, an evening of music and glamour inspired by Princess Cruises' acclaimed show Bravo! Accompanied by a live orchestra, this spellbinding production directed by Danny Teeson showcases pop, opera, and musical theater traditions, promising a mesmerizing experience onboard.


Encore

Immerse yourself in a dazzling voyage with Fantastic Journey, a groundbreaking show blending live performances with cutting-edge technology. Directed by American Idol's Danny Teeson, this visually stunning production features 3D-mapped imagery and aerial performers for an unforgettable experience at sea.


Fantastic Journey

Experience the excitement of The Voice of the Ocean aboard your cruise, featuring live performances, blind auditions, and charismatic judges. Join in on the fun as guests compete for the title of The Voice of the Ocean during this thrilling onboard entertainment.


The Voice of the Ocean

Get ready for laughs aplenty with top comedians from Comedy Central and late-night TV. Grab a cocktail, settle in, and share the humor with fellow guests for an evening of side-splitting fun.


Top Headliner Comedians

Dive into a world of live entertainment, from captivating performances to interactive demonstrations. With a plethora of dining options and bustling bars, the excitement is just steps away on your cruise adventure.


Street Entertainers in the Piazza

From reggae beats by the pool to lively mariachi melodies, immerse yourself in a diverse musical journey on deck. Whether it's cover bands or intimate string quartets, there's something for every musical taste onboard.


Live Music Abounds

Celebrate the seasons onboard a Princess ship with festive activities like pumpkin carving, turkey contests, and holiday cheer, including a spectacular Atrium snowfall. Experience time-honored traditions like never before.


Holiday Celebrations at Sea

Prepare to be amazed by spellbinding illusionists and magicians, showcasing mind-bending tricks and feats of magic. Let yourself be enchanted by their mesmerizing performances that defy belief.


World-Class Magicians & Illusionists

Experience non-stop entertainment at the exclusive open-air poolside amphitheater, featuring feature films, concerts, and live sports like football games. Snuggle into a plush lounger with a fleece blanket, indulge in complimentary fresh-popped popcorn or cookies and milk, and immerse yourself in the thrill of the big screen.


Movies Under the Stars

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.


The Beach House (13-17)

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

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.


The Treehouse (3-7)

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.



The Lodge (8-12)

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

Discover ultimate relaxation in The Enclave, Princess’ expansive thermal suite boasting a luxurious hydrotherapy pool, heated stone beds, and soothing water beds, along with rejuvenating features like The Hammam, Caldarium, and Laconium, offering a blissful retreat for purification and detoxification.


The Enclave at 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

Stay active and enjoy the sea breeze on the newly designed jogging track with separate lanes for runners and walkers. Discover the added fun of outdoor exercise stations along the way, offering a refreshing fitness experience with picturesque views of global travel destinations.

Jogging Track

The Majestic Princess offers a sophisticated cruising experience with a mix of lively entertainment and quiet relaxation. Notable features include the exclusive Harmony restaurant, adults-only Hollywood Pool Club, and a variety of entertainment options from Broadway-style shows to live musical performances in the Piazza. With its spacious deck areas and a range of dining venues, including the casual Alfredo's and specialty Chinese cuisine, this ship is ideal for couples and groups of adults.

Gather the family for an awe-inspiring outdoor water show, where fountains dance and soar 33 feet high, synchronized to music under the night sky. Colorful lights illuminate the water as it swirls and pirouettes, creating a mesmerizing spectacle. It's a dazzling display of artistry and entertainment for all ages.



Experience the thrill of Vegas-style gaming with lessons, slot machines, and prize tournaments in our vibrant casinos. Enjoy blackjack, Texas Hold'em, or try your luck at American-style roulette. Whether you're a novice or a seasoned player, the excitement never stops.



Immerse yourself in Hollywood-style luxury at this chic, year-round covered pool. By day, relax in the heated pool or hot tubs under a glass dome. At night, it transforms into a stylish nightclub with vibrant lighting and a world-class sound system.



Good Spirits at Sea

SeaView Bar 

Treat yourself to award-winning pizza at Alfredo's, named "Best Pizza at Sea" by USA TODAY. Watch as our chefs handcraft individual-size pizzas in the open kitchen, offering a tantalizing menu paired with select beers and wines for a delightful dining experience.


Alfredo’s Pizzeria

Love sushi? Indulge in nigiri, sashimi, and maki rolls while enjoying a relaxed, elegant setting overlooking the Piazza. Complement your meal with champagne, wine, Japanese beer, or chilled sake for the perfect sushi experience.



Princess Watercolor Fantasy Show 

Fine Art Gallery 

 Movies Under the Stars 

Experience the joy of golfing against the backdrop of a stunning ocean view on The Greens, the nine-hole miniature putting course. Whether you're a casual player or a seasoned enthusiast, challenge your skills amidst the beauty of the sea.



Dive into a world of friendly competition and shared interests at Princess Sports Center, where Center Court hosts basketball, tennis, volleyball, and badminton. With activities like golf, ping pong, and giant foosball, there's something for everyone to enjoy together.


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Majestic Princess

The Freedom Trail begins at Boston Common, where the British forces were encamped from 1775-1776. It travels past the Massachusetts State House, King's Chapel and the resting place of some of Boston's most historic figures. The trail continues to the Old South Meeting House where the most memorable gathering sparked the Boston Tea Party in 1773 and ignited the Revolutionary War. At the Old North Church, a statue of Paul Revere stands with the towering church steeple rising behind him. Walk by the Old State House and the site of the Boston Massacre, then see the balcony from which the Declaration of Independence was read on July 18, 1776.

Boston's only stadium style trolley fleet, the 13 foot tall Old Town Trolleys cars offer unparalleled views of this celebrated city. See its historic districts, famous landmarks and revitalized urban center and take in its rich heritage and vibrant, modern excitement.

A plethora of landmarks and cultural sights are seen as this motorcoach tour winds its way through the historic streets and neighborhoods of Boston.

John F. Kennedy himself chose this idyllic locale set on a nine acre park overlooking the waterfront, facing the sparkling sea and the city he loved. Tragically, Kennedy was assassinated prior to the start of construction on the library but this striking I.M. Pei-designed building is a vibrant tribute to the 35th president's legacy. The museum details many facets of President Kennedy's life and political career through multimedia exhibits and re-creations of the president's time in office. Step back in history to the 1960s as you enter a series of intimate rooms containing artifacts, memorabilia and re-creations.

Explore the quaint area of Lexington with a stop at the infamous Lexington Green. On April 19, 1775, less than 100 Minutemen faced 700 British soldiers. A shot rang out and a skirmish began that launched the American Revolution. See the Henry H. Kitson statue erected in 1900 that memorializes the Lexington Minutemen.

Trace the rich history of Boston in a new and inventive way, through its famous bottlers as well as the local craft scene. Behind-the-scenes tours put guests up close and personal with the entire process from hops to glass. You'll delve into the production of the city's award-winning pilsners, stouts and hard ciders as well as the history of each brewery on the itinerary.

Stroll through Harvard Yard past the hallowed halls of one of America's oldest and most prestigious universities. Explore the quaint area of Lexington with a stop at the infamous Lexington Green. On April 19, 1775, less than 100 Minutemen faced 700 British soldiers. A shot rang out and a skirmish began that launched the American Revolution.

This fun and relaxing 90-minute excursion is the perfect introduction to this charming capital city. (30 minute scenic drive, 30 minute walk and again 30 minute scenic drive) First, you travel past some of the city's most popular and historic sights before disembarking at Great George Street in the heart of Charlottetown. Be sure to wear comfortable shoes and bring along a camera to capture the sights.

Charlottetown more than makes up for its small size with its vibrancy and rich history. Province House was the site of the 1864 conference where Canada was founded, and nearby Confederation Centre showcases the best of Canadian visual and performing arts. Victoria Street is packed with boutiques and restaurants, and the six blocks of the Great George Street Historic District boast a variety of architectural gems.

Since its launch in 2005, the show has become the most successful and critically acclaimed new musical in Canada in recent memory. The show is heralded for its award-winning songs, wonderful staging and costumes, and memorable message of hope, friendship and love. This family-friendly show is based on the novels of Lucy Maud Montgomery, with the first act centering on Anne of Avonlea and the second act based on Anne of the Island.

Your tour begins as you board your transportation for a scenic drive to Cavendish, a quaint town set on the north coast of Prince Edward Island. Cavendish was the hometown and setting for Lucy Maud Montgomery's beloved "Anne of Green Gables" books. The area is also famed for Cavendish Beach, whose white sand beaches and dunes cover nearly 25 miles of coast in Prince Edward Island National Park.

On your drive to Prince Edward Island National Park, enjoy the sights that include quaint farmlands, breathtaking seascapes, cozy villages and busy harbors, including a stop at a working fishing harbor. PEI's North Shore is most famous for its red cliffs and the national park. See Cavendish Beach and Anne of Green Gables Homestead where you will have ample time to visit the famous dwelling. Enjoy lunch at the Prince Edward Island Preserve Co., an island landmark known for its food. The owners Bruce and Shirley McNaughton have renovated a 1913 butter factory into a wonderful showcase of island products, including their world famous preserves. It is located in what was once voted one of Canada's prettiest little villages. Experience island charm and hospitality along with a spectacular view. Your lobster lunch (alternatives are available) will include fresh cooked lobster, with traditional island potato salad and coleslaw, homemade soup as an appetizer, and for dessert, get ready for their famous raspberry pie.

According to ancient Chinese records falcons were used to hunt prey and given as royal gifts as far back as 2205 B.C. And through the centuries falcons were the sole proprietorship of mighty rulers. Kublai Khan, Alexander the Great, and countless kings enjoyed the sport of falconry (during the reign of England's Edward VIII, the theft of a trained falcon was punishable by death). The status surrounding falconry died out in the 19th century but just one hundred years later its popularity rose in North America among sportsmen.

Dubbed 'Canada's Food Island' PEI is a foodie paradise. Discover the savory delights for yourself on a walking tour to a number of local establishments offering steamed mussels, lobster rolls, craft beer, french fries made with island potatoes and more (for those under 19, nonalcoholic beverages will be served). Not only can you experience some of the city's best food and beverages but you'll also gain an appreciation for the city's history. There's lots of walking so be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes

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.

Sitting on a peninsula that juts out into Casco Bay and surrounded by a beautiful seascape and rugged coastline, Portland is rich in history as well as scenery. Explored and mapped by Captain John Smith in 1615, Portland has evolved from a trading post in 1628 to Maine's largest city with a unique blend of history, museums and thriving commercial center. It's no wonder that it's been voted one of America's "most livable cities" by Forbes Magazine.

Discount shopping is what this tour is all about. Discover some of the best shopping in all of New England. Located just 18 miles north of Portland, the charming town of Freeport is home to 170 upscale outlets, designer shops, and unique boutiques all within walking distance. After boarding your bus at the pier you'll receive a map of Freeport detailing the location of each store as well as discount coupons from many of the merchants. After you step off the bus in front of the L.L. Bean's Flagship store you're free to shop for three hours at such retail giants as J. Crew, Polo Ralph Lauren, Patagonia, North Face, Nike, Dooney & Bourke, Coach, Banana Republic and more. Although shopping may be the most popular attraction, for those who are "all shopped out," Freeport also offers a number of fine eating establishments. After your shopping tour, board your bus for the trip back to the pier in Portland.

Board your air-conditioned transportation for a scenic drive through Portland, voted one of America's "most livable cities" by Forbes Magazine. You'll travel along the Eastern Promenade which features panoramic views of Casco Bay and the Calendar Islands. You'll continue on past the Portland Observatory, the new Arts district, and Old Port, the city's thriving commercial and business community. Then you'll head out to some of Maine's historic lighthouses.

One of the best ways to learn about the culture of a city is through its food. With a variety of fresh seafood, local beers, and artisanal bakeries, it is easy to see why Portland was crowned "America's Foodiest Small Town" in 2009 by "Bon Appétit" magazine. See why this small town is big on flavor as you embark on a 2-hour leisurely stroll through the charming Old Port and Surrounding Neighborhoods. Taste the talents of a myriad of hard working, local culinary artisans, showcasing locally sourced ingredients from the land and the sea. Depending on the day and departure time of the tour, you will visit 3 to 4 foodie hotspots. Tastes and visits include an award-winning brewery and bakery. Wear comfortable walking shoes and don't forget to bring your appetite and a camera to capture the sights. Your tour concludes in the heart of the Old Port where you may remain in town to enjoy a number of unique boutiques or return with your guide to the ship. All ages are encouraged to join the tour but only those 21 years old or order can sample beer at the brewery.

From 1907 to 1937, the island was the site of an immigration quarantine station, and was considered the "Ellis Island of the north." In fact, a detention center, hospital, and a house still reside on the north side of the island. Upon arrival at Peaks Island, enjoy a few minutes of free time to browse the quaint waterfront before convening at the Inn on Peaks Island for a "Downeast lobster bake." Lunch includes clam chowder, mussels, 1¼ lb. fresh lobster (one per person), red potatoes, corn on the cobb, dinner rolls and a seasonal desert and water (cash bar available). Chicken is available for non-lobster eaters. After lunch you'll cruise back across Casco Bay and return to the pier. Upon arrival in Portland, choose to accompany your guide back to the ship or stay downtown to explore Portland on your own.

You'll then travel along the beautiful craggy coast to Cape Elizabeth, a charming little village situated on the southern shore of Casco Bay. You'll visit Fort Williams, once a military outpost and today, a popular park and site of Portland Head Light, Maine's oldest lighthouse. Commissioned by President Washington in 1797 and dedicated by the Marquis de Lafayette, it stands 80 feet above the rocky cliff and 101 feet above the icy blue waters of Casco Bay. Its white conical tower, and rambling red roofs makes Portland Head Light not only Portland's most recognizable landmark but the most photographed lighthouse in the U.S.

Your tour begins as you board your air-conditioned transportation and travel 45 minutes to the picturesque village of Kennebunkport. First settled in 1621, Kennebunkport later became prosperous as a shipbuilding center and today it's a modern city proudly embracing its past. As you approach Kennebunkport, you'll see stunning Federal, Greek Revival, and Victorian-style mansions lining the quaint streets. Built during the 18th and 19th centuries by wealthy sea captains and merchants, many of these homes are still used as family dwellings.

Experience an authentic Québecois evening at The Sugar Shack, celebrating the traditions of Canada’s maple industry. Begin with a guided tour of the Maple Museum, where you’ll learn about the evolution of maple syrup production. Then, enjoy lively Canadian folklore music during a family-style, all-you-can-eat traditional Québecois meal, complete with a maple taffy pull for dessert. This delightful evening promises great food, engaging entertainment, and a taste of Québec’s rich culture.

Discover the natural and culinary delights of Québec on this half-day excursion. Travel to Sainte Anne Canyon, a hidden gem carved into ancient rock, featuring stunning waterfalls, suspension bridges, and scenic lookouts. Continue along historic Royale Avenue to a local vineyard to learn about Québec’s winemaking traditions and enjoy a wine tasting with the option to purchase local varieties. Conclude your journey with a stop at the base of Montmorency Falls, an awe-inspiring cascade that towers 90 feet higher than Niagara Falls.

Discover the stunning landscapes of the French-Canadian countryside on this delightful half-day tour. Begin with a scenic drive to Lac-Beauport, a tranquil resort nestled in a picturesque valley. Then, visit Montmorency Falls, where you’ll marvel at the cascading waters from its base or nearby vantage points. Conclude with a visit to a traditional Sugar Shack or Montmorency Falls Manor for a snack of tea, pie, and coffee, soaking in the region’s charm and culinary heritage.

Immerse yourself in the charm and history of Québec on this full-day tour with a French-Canadian lunch. Start with a visit to the towering Montmorency Falls, followed by a serene stroll at the Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré shrine. After a delicious lunch at a local restaurant, explore Cap-Diamant, home to the iconic Château Frontenac and the scenic Dufferin Terrace. Conclude with a photo stop at the Parliament and a visit to the beautifully restored Place Royale in Québec City’s Lower Town.

Explore the rich history and unique landmarks of Chicoutimi on this engaging 2 hours and 15 minutes excursion. Begin with a visit to the Little White House, a remarkable home that survived the devastating 1996 flood and now stands as a preserved historical site. Stop for photos at the Chicoutimi Pulp Mill, a National Historic Site showcasing the region's industrial heritage. As you return to the pier, pass the Fjord Museum, which highlights the area's geology and history, and capture a memorable view of the Ha! Ha! Pyramid, a 70-foot monument honoring the resilience of the community after the Saguenay flood.

Embark on a scenic journey to Saguenay Fjord National Park for an easy yet rewarding nature walk along the Méandres des Falaises Trail. This one-mile path winds through breathtaking landscapes, where towering cliffs and lush forests provide a haven for wildlife. Keep your eyes peeled for peregrine falcons soaring above, and perhaps catch a glimpse of moose, black bears, or lynx in their natural habitat. Afterward, explore the l’abris sous la roche rock shelter or relax at the Interpretation Center before returning with unforgettable memories of this stunning wilderness.

Experience the stunning beauty of the Saguenay Fjord on a guided kayaking adventure. Paddle through the calm, glassy waters surrounded by towering granite cliffs, as peregrine falcons soar above and seals bask on nearby rocks. Your journey leads to Cape Trinity, where you’ll spot the 32-foot Our Lady of the Saguenay statue, a striking landmark perched on the fjord’s highest cliff. After your time on the water, return to the Interpretation Center to relax and browse for souvenirs before heading back to port.

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.

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.

Explore Québec City’s rich history and architectural beauty on this narrated tour. Begin with a drive through the historic heart of the city, passing landmarks like the iconic Château Frontenac. Continue to Cap-Diamant for stunning views, then visit Place Royale in the Lower Town. Enjoy free time to admire the 17th and 18th-century stone architecture, including Notre Dame des Victoires, North America’s oldest standing stone church, and capture memorable photos of this beautifully restored square.

Step back in time and explore the UNESCO-listed charm of Québec City on this walking tour through its historic Upper Town. Wander narrow cobblestone streets to landmarks like La Place d’Armes, La Terrasse Dufferin, Place de l’Hôtel de Ville, and Le Musée des Ursulines, each steeped in centuries of history. Conclude your journey with an elegant high tea experience at the iconic Château Frontenac, a perfect way to savor the city’s rich heritage and sophistication.

Delve into the rich history of Old Québec on this guided three-hour walking tour through nearly 400 years of heritage. Begin at Place Royale, home to Notre-Dame-des-Victoires, North America’s oldest Catholic church, and stroll along the charming Petit-Champlain Street with its boutiques and cafés. Ride the funicular to Upper Town and explore the iconic Château Frontenac and the archaeological crypt of Forts-et-Châteaux-Saint-Louis, featuring fascinating artifacts. Conclude with a journey through the fortress area, passing landmarks like Place d’Armes, the Québec Seminary, and Artists Alley, in this UNESCO World Heritage treasure.

Explore Québec and Baie-Saint-Paul on a full-day motorcoach and rail adventure showcasing stunning landscapes and rich culture. Begin with a 1.5-hour drive to Baie-Saint-Paul, a charming town known for its vibrant arts scene and as the birthplace of Cirque du Soleil, where you’ll enjoy free time to explore its bistros, galleries, and museums. Then board the Train de Charlevoix for a scenic rail journey along the St. Lawrence River, traversing otherwise inaccessible terrain with breathtaking views of mountains and waterways. Conclude your day at Montmorency Falls, a towering 272-foot natural wonder, before returning to your ship.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Saguenay National Park, a pristine expanse of 123,000 square miles of forests, trails, and wildlife. After a scenic 60-minute drive, begin your adventure at the park's Interpretation Center, where maps and helpful guidance set you on your way. Explore the park’s well-marked trails at your own pace, taking in breathtaking landscapes and keeping an eye out for peregrine falcons, moose, or even black bears. With its serene atmosphere and diverse ecosystems, this self-guided experience is perfect for nature lovers and photographers alike.


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