Canada/St. Lawrence Cruises
Our Canada, New England, and St. Lawrence Seaway cruises take you along the storied St. Lawrence River to the breathtaking vistas of the Atlantic coast. Choose from four remarkable itineraries that include time to explore British Strongholds, the New England colonies, rare stops in quaint French Canadian villages, Victorian-era towns rich with seafaring history, and remote islands with spectacular wildlife viewing and fascinating local cultures.Canada and New England
1 Day
Enjoy your stay at the pre-cruise hotel in Niagara Falls. The evening will give you time to get to know the city.
1 Day
400 km
Start the day with a visit to the breathtaking Niagara Falls, which attracts millions of visitors each year. An optional boat trip and/or helicopter flight is offered on site.
1 Day
260 km
The Thousand Islands were created during the last ice age, which dates back about 10,000 years ago. Soft portions of land were eroded away, hard portions survived. Floods transformed these into numerous granite islands in the created Saint Lawrence River. According to the official counter, these are no less than 1864 islands in total. The area has its own ecosystem and flora and fauna, with many pine trees, rare turtles and bird species.
1 Day
260 km
Montreal is the second largest city in Canada after Toronto and the second most French-speaking city in the world after Paris. It is the cultural heart of Canada and as one of North America's oldest cities, Montreal has a fascinating history and beautiful architecture. It is also loved for its good restaurants. Special is the Ville Souterraine; an immense underground complex of shops and restaurants.
1 Day
Quebec, the capital of the French-speaking province of the same name, is the only city in North America that is surrounded by a city wall. This makes it one of the best preserved colonial cities in the world. The historic centre ('le vieux Quebec') is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The French atmosphere can still be tasted everywhere.
1 Day
Day sailing on the St. Lawrence River, enjoying the view from the deck.
1 Day
410 km
Charlottetown is the capital of Prince Edward Island Province. The city played an important role in the unification of Canada, which wanted to detach itself from the British crown. That is why the Charlottetown Conference was held in 1864, where delegates from different Canadian provinces met to discuss an independent Canada. The city bears the motto 'Birthplace of Confederation' and is proud of the Province House where this conference took place. But there is much more! You can easily explore the picturesque city center on foot. Stroll through quiet streets lined with tall trees and see historic Victorian buildings. Other nice sights include the Confederation Centre of the Arts, the historic centre and the harbour.
1 Day
Halifax, the cultural and economic heart of Nova Scotia, is located on one of the largest natural harbours in the world. The modern centre and the historic districts of Nova Scotia's capital city form a special mix. In addition, Halifax is home to several universities, giving it a vibrant nightlife.
1 Day
400 km
Day of relaxation on the water. Enjoying is the message of the beautiful surroundings.
1 Day
200 km
The town of Portland lies directly on the Atlantic Ocean. You can take a boat trip there, walk along the promenade or enjoy the view over Casco Bay. There are also amusement parks and museums. The boutiques and shops offer the visitor entertainment. Portland is Maine's largest city and also its cultural, social and economic centre. This city burned to the ground four times, but was rebuilt every time. The city seal therefore shows a phoenix rising from the ashes, with underneath it the credo 'Resurgam', which in Latin means 'I will rise again'.
1 Day
Boston, the figurehead of New England and the cradle of American freedom, is known as one of the most historic, prosperous and influential cities in the United States. As the capital of the state of Massachusetts, Boston is rich in sights, museums, and historical sites. The city consists of several neighborhoods, each of which has its own character.