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Embarking on a Canadian cruise is like stepping into a nature documentary where you play the lead role. Whether it's gliding past the towering icebergs of Newfoundland, witnessing the rustic, rocky shores of Nova Scotia, or feeling the mist from British Columbia's mammoth waterfalls, Canada's coastline is a treasure trove of unspoiled beauty. But it's not just about nature's spectacle; you're also in for a cultural treat, from the French-flavored charm of Quebec to the indigenous heritage of Victoria. Each port opens a new chapter of history, cuisine, and festivity, promising a voyage rich in experiences and awe-inspiring sights. With cruise line volume buys plus our low everyday prices you can save up to 80% versus the brochure price! Book your Canada cruise today with AffordableTours.com, your discounted cruise headquarters.

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Norwegian BlissUSA - PacificLos Angeles (San Pedro)Vancouver5 NightsLos Angeles (San Pedro) | San Francisco, California | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$369
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PrincessGrand PrincessHawaiiSydneyVancouver29 NightsAuckland, New Zealand | Bay Of Islands, New Zealand | Honolulu, Hawaii | International Dateline | Lahaina, Hawaii | Moorea, French Polynesia | Papeete, French Polynesia | San Francisco, California | Suva, Fiji | Sydney, Australia | Tauranga, New Zealand | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$1,709
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Viking PolarisUSAFt. LauderdaleToronto15 NightsCap-aux-meules, Quebec, Canada | Cape Breton Island (louisbourg), Nova Scotia, Canada | Charleston, South Carolina | Ft. Lauderdale, Florida | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | New York City, New York | Norfolk, Virginia | Quebec City, Quebec, Canada | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | Trois-rivieres, Quebec, Canada$19,995
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MSC PoesiaUSANew York (Manhattan)Warnemunde31 NightsBelfast,United Kingdom | Charlottetown, Canada | Halifax, Canada | IJmuiden, Netherlands | Isafjordur, Iceland | Le Havre (Paris), France | Liverpool, United Kingdom | New York City (Brooklyn), New York | Newport | Nuuk, Greenland | Quebec, Canada | Reykjavik, Iceland | Southampton (London),United Kingdom | Sydney, Canada | Warnemunde (Berlin), Germany$3,019
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Holland AmericaKoningsdamUSA - PacificSan DiegoVancouver22 NightsCabo San Lucas, Mexico | Hilo, Hawaii | Honolulu, Hawaii | Kona, Hawaii | Lahaina, Hawaii | Puerto Vallarta, Mexico | San Diego, California | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$1,899
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Norwegian BlissAlaska - Gulf of AlaskaSeattleSeattle7 NightsJuneau, Alaska | Ketchikan, Alaska | Seattle, Washington | Skagway, Alaska | Victoria, British Columbia$679
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PrincessGrand PrincessUSAAucklandVancouver25 NightsAuckland, New Zealand | Honolulu, Hawaii | International Dateline | Lahaina, Hawaii | Moorea, French Polynesia | Papeete, French Polynesia | San Francisco, California | Suva, Fiji | Tauranga, New Zealand | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$1,469
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PrincessMajestic PrincessAustralia/New ZealandSydneySeattle33 NightsAuckland, New Zealand | Bay Of Islands, New Zealand | Honolulu, Hawaii | International Dateline | Kailua-Kona, Hawaii | Papeete, French Polynesia | Picton, New Zealand | Seattle, Washington | Sydney, Australia | Tauranga, New Zealand | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia | Wellington, New Zealand$1,949
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Norwegian BlissAlaska - Gulf of AlaskaSeattleSeattle7 NightsJuneau, Alaska | Ketchikan, Alaska | Seattle, Washington | Skagway, Alaska | Victoria, British Columbia$629
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Holland AmericaEurodamPanama CanalFt. LauderdaleSeattle21 NightsCartagena, Colombia | Corinto, Nicaragua | Ft. Lauderdale, Florida | Huatulco, Mexico | Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala | Puerto Vallarta, Mexico | Puntarenas, Costa Rica | San Diego, California | San Francisco, California | Santa Barbara, California | Seattle, Washington | Vancouver, Canada$1,499
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Viking PolarisCanadaTorontoNew York (Manhattan)12 NightsCap-aux-meules, Quebec, Canada | Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada | New York City, New York | Prince Edward Island (charlottetown), Canada | Quebec City, Quebec, Canada | Saguenay, Quebec, Canada | Sept-lles, Quebec, Canada | Toronto, Ontario, Canada | Trois-rivieres, Quebec, Canada$7,995 
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PrincessMajestic PrincessTahitiAucklandSeattle24 NightsAuckland, New Zealand | Honolulu, Hawaii | International Dateline | Kailua-Kona, Hawaii | Papeete, French Polynesia | Seattle, Washington | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$1,169
Up To $250 Onboard Credit
 
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Norwegian BlissAlaska - Gulf of AlaskaSeattleSeattle7 NightsJuneau, Alaska | Ketchikan, Alaska | Seattle, Washington | Skagway, Alaska | Victoria, British Columbia$749
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Holland AmericaZaandamUSA - PacificSan DiegoVancouver7 NightsMonterey, California | San Diego, California | San Francisco, California | Santa Barbara, California | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$349
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Shore Excursion Credit Per Person ($90)
102 reviews
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Holland AmericaZaandamUSA - PacificSan DiegoVancouver11 NightsAstoria, Oregon | Monterey, California | San Diego, California | San Francisco, California | Santa Barbara, California | Seattle, Washington | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$619
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Seabourn QuestEuropeBarcelonaNew York (Manhattan)103 NightsAalborg, Denmark | Ajaccio, France | Alexandria, Egypt | Almeria, Spain | Amalfi, Italy | Amsterdam, Netherlands | Antalya, Turkey | Athens (Piraeus), Greece | Barcelona, Spain | Belfast, Northern Ireland | Bilbao, Spain | Bodrum, Turkey | Bornholm, Denmark | Cherbourg, France | Civitavecchia, Italy | Copenhagen, Denmark | Corfu, Greece | Dikili, Turkey | Dover, England | Dubrovnik, Croatia | Durres, Albania | Gdansk, Poland | Greenwich, England | Halifax, Canada | Hamburg, Germany | Heimaey, Iceland | Helsinki, Finland | Isafjord, Iceland | Koper, Slovenia | Kotor, Montenegro | Kusadasi, Turkey | La Goulette Tunis, Tunisia | Leith, Scotland | Leixoes Oporto, Portugal | Limassol, Cyprus | Lipari Isola Lipari, Italy | Lisbon, Portugal | Liverpool, England | Malaga, Spain | Mariehamn, Finland | Mykonos, Greece | Nanortalik, Greenland | New York (Manhattan), NY | Newcastle, Australia | Nice, France | Opatija, Croatia | Palma De Mallorca, Spain | Qaqortoq, Greenland | Reykjavik, Iceland | Rhodes, Greece | Rouen, $43,186
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Norwegian BlissAlaska - Gulf of AlaskaSeattleSeattle7 NightsJuneau, Alaska | Ketchikan, Alaska | Seattle, Washington | Skagway, Alaska | Victoria, British Columbia$699
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Norwegian PrimaTransatlanticNew York (Manhattan)Southampton15 NightsBelfast Northern Ireland, United Kingdom | Halifax, Canada | Le Havre Paris, France | New York City, NY | Reykjavik, Iceland | Southampton London, Great Britain | Zeebrugge Brussels Brugge, Belgium$1,099
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PrincessDiscovery PrincessUSA - PacificLos Angeles (San Pedro)Vancouver7 NightsAstoria, Oregon | Los Angeles (San Pedro) | San Diego, California | San Francisco, California | Vancouver, Canada | Victoria, British Columbia$498
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PrincessRoyal PrincessAsiaYokohomaVancouver22 NightsAomori, Japan | Glacier Bay, Alaska | Hakodate, Japan | Hubbard Glacier | International Dateline | Juneau, Alaska | Kushiro, Japan | Miyako, Japan | Sapporo, Japan | Sitka, Alaska | Vancouver, Canada | Whittier, Alaska | Yokohoma, Japan$1,449
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Canada Travel Guide

Canada Cruises Highlights

  • Vancouver:   Starting on the west coast, Vancouver is a bustling metropolis offering both natural beauty and urban appeal. As your ship docks, you'll notice the stunning backdrop of mountains and sea. Near the port, you can explore historic Gastown, visit the famed public market at Granville Island, or simply enjoy a coastal walk along Stanley Park.
  • Victoria:   A bit further north, Victoria harbors a unique blend of British charm and modern lifestyle. The port is close to the city center, where you can visit the majestic British Columbia Parliament Buildings, explore the Royal BC Museum, or indulge in traditional afternoon tea at the iconic Fairmont Empress Hotel.
  • Halifax:   Crossing to the east coast, Halifax is a port city known for its maritime history. Steps from where your cruise ship docks, you'll find the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, the historic waterfront boardwalk, and Alexander Keith's original 1820 brewery, offering guided tours and tastings.
  • Québec City: A journey along the St. Lawrence River brings you to Québec City, a UNESCO World Heritage treasure. This port offers easy access to charming cobblestone streets, the picturesque Place Royale, and the imposing Château Frontenac. Don't miss the chance to experience the city's rich history and vibrant French culture.
  • Niagara Falls, Ontario: No trip to Canada feels complete without witnessing the sheer power of Niagara Falls. This colossal natural wonder, straddling the US-Canada border, is a sight you won't soon forget. Don't miss the boat tours that bring you up close to the cascading waters!
  • Old Quebec, Quebec City: Step back in time as you walk the historic streets of Old Quebec. With its stunning architecture, fortified city walls, and the famous Château Frontenac, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is like a slice of Europe in North America.
  • Stanley Park, Vancouver: A green oasis in the heart of the city, Stanley Park offers a mix of natural beauty and cultural highlights. Explore the seawall, beaches, native totem poles, and even a miniature train!
  • CN Tower, Toronto: For the best city views, head up the CN Tower, one of the world's tallest towers. Dare to try the "Edge Walk" outside the tower's top if you're in for some thrill!
  • Peggy's Cove, Nova Scotia: Experience maritime charm at its finest in this quaint coastal village. The iconic lighthouse perched on smooth, wave-washed rocks is one of Canada's most photographed sites.
  • Banff National Park, Alberta (a bit of a trip for most cruisers, but worth it!): Embrace the majestic Rockies in Banff National Park. Stunning vistas, crystal-clear lakes, and picturesque hiking trails await nature lovers.

Canada Cruises Travel Tips

  • Be aware that port cities can be in different time zones.
  • Understand that the currency of Canada is the Canadian dollar; the American dollar is typically worth more. If you use American currency, you will receive change in Canadian currency.
  • While major credit cards are typically accepted, double-check with your bank to ensure you will be able to use your card on your trip.
  • Temperatures tend to be cooler earlier in the morning and later in the day and evening, so layer clothing accordingly.
  • If you're traveling in October, know that Canadian Thanksgiving is observed the second Monday of the month. This holiday could halt operations or reduce hours of operation in some though not all cities (in Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island, for example, operations are normal for the holiday).

Canada Cruises Things To Do

  • Quebec City
    Quebec City

    Experience French Canadian culture in Quebec City: charming and safe, with residents that will welcome you with open arms as you walk the cobblestone streets to see the Château Frontenac, a landmark hotel that is the most photographed in the world; visit the bistros and galleries on Petit-Champlain; or take in history at the Citadelle de Québec fortress. Quebec City is also a foodie's Nirvana, with an experience in cuisine that will take you from traditional dishes such as tourtière and poutine to avant-garde cooking. Parks, historical sites, and museums as well as an aquarium are all not-to-be-missed attractions in this spectacular city.

    Best Time To Visit

    Quebec City is a place you can visit year-round, depending on your own interests; winter in Quebec is most charming, but fall with its abundance of colors and summer with festivals, fireworks, and lots of other outdoor events are equally enthralling and enjoyable.

     

    You Should Know

    You might want to brush up on your French; by law, all signs in city are in French. Biking is a great way to get around the city, and the Parliament building can be toured for free.  
  • Saint John, New Brunswick
    Saint John, New Brunswick

    As the oldest settlement in Canada, you'll find plenty of history in Saint John. If museums and historical sites and tours are up your alley, then Saint John should excite you. The Carleton Martello Tower National Historic Site (Lieu Historique national de la Tour-Martello-de-Carleton), a fort built during the War of 1812 that features interactive exhibits in the museum and a tour of the interior of the tower. Natural wonders abound in Saint John, too, punctuated by the must-see Reversing Falls Rapids, with whirlpools, rapids, and waterfalls. Whether you want indoor or outdoor adventures, Saint John is sure to have enough to satisfy your interests.

    Best Time To Visit

    For the mildest, comfortable weather and affordable room rates, the best times to visit Saint John, New Brunswick are April to May and September to October.

     

    You Should Know

    Saint John is the only city on the Bay of Fundy. Fundy National Park is one of the last wilderness areas in New Brunswick. Guided and custom tours are available at Rockwood Park.
  • Halifax, Nova Scotia
    Halifax, Nova Scotia

    The port city of Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia. This waterfront city has it all: from galleries and museums to lighthouses to natural landscapes, you will never run out of things to do as a visitor to Halifax. One of the city's most notable facts is its link to the sinking of the Titanic, as recovered bodies from the disaster were taken to Halifax. You can peruse a collection of relics from the Titanic in the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Other things among so many that you might do is walk along the waterfront, take a brewery tour, shop the Seaport Farmers' Market or Spring Garden Road, or witness the beauty of Halifax Public Gardens. 

    Best Time To Visit

    Spring, summer, and fall are the best times to visit Halifax, though the city welcomes cruise tourists year-round. 

     

    You Should Know

    Halifax is best known for its seafood, so be sure to sample lobster, scallops, shrimp, mussels, and all types of fish offered at the city's many fine restaurants. Tours include Taste Tours Halifax and an amphibious tour called the Harbour Hopper. Halifax Free Walking Tours includes a tour through historic downtown.
  • Sydney, Nova Scotia
    Sydney, Nova Scotia

    Another Canadian port city marked by historic and cultural landmarks, Sydney, Nova Scotia offers many waterfront attractions. From beaches and hiking trails to lighthouses and coastal views on the Cabot Trail, you'll find plenty to do while enjoying the breath-taking views of the ocean. Walk, shop, canoe, kayak, or take a whale watching tour—if you're bored in Sydney, it's entirely your fault! 

    Best Time To Visit

    May through October is the suggested time to visit Nova Scotia.

     

    You Should Know

    With a six-month tourist season, prices could be somewhat high though still reasonable as part of your Canada cruise. Sydney is the largest urban area on Cape Breton Island.
  • Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
    Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

    The historic waterfront city of Charlottetown might not be the #1 stop for some Canada cruises, but it is definitely worth a visit if this port is available on your cruise. Small but filled with lots of adventures, Charlottetown is a picturesque city that lets you live the island life while experiencing culture and history as well. The city's Victorian architecture and heritage can be seen in the design of St. Dunstan's Basilica and the Beaconsfield Historic House; some of the city's history can be discovered at the Port-la-Joye/Fort Amherst National Historic Site; and the beautiful outdoors can be enjoyed in the boat tours, waterfront lunch cafes, and live music events at Peakes Wharf.

    Best Time To Visit

    As an island spot, it's best to visit Charlottetown during the summer months, when you can best experience the many outdoor attractions and events offered at this cruise destination. 

     

    You Should Know

    Some attractions do not open until July, and others close up before the end of August. You can still visit lighthouses and wineries, walk the city, and even take in the beautiful foliage if you choose to visit Charlottetown in the fall.

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Quick Facts

A Canadian cruise offers more than just a voyage; it's your personal gateway to the heart of Canada. Each port introduces you to the distinct flavor of Canadian culture, scenic grandeur, and historical depth. As your ship sails from one destination to the next, you'll gain a collection of experiences, each piece a beautiful memory of Canada's rich heritage. So, get ready to set sail on a journey that promises a horizon filled with discovery right from the moment you set sail!

  • Getting There

    Canada's vastness is matched only by the grandeur of its scenic coastlines, making it a spectacular destination for cruisers worldwide. The country's prime cruising spots stretch from the historic ports of the east coast to the wild, rugged western shores.  

    Most Canada-bound cruises set sail from major U.S. cities like Boston, New York, and Seattle, offering a seamless journey northward. As your ship makes its way to Canadian waters, you'll be greeted by welcoming ports like Vancouver, known for its picturesque harbor, or Halifax, with its rich maritime history. Each port serves as a gateway to Canada's diverse landscapes and cultural highlights, providing easy access for ships and a smooth start to your exploration.

  • The Perfect Time for a Canadian Cruise

    Sailing on a Canadian cruise offers an opportunity to explore the diverse landscapes and unique experiences of this vast country, and selecting the right time for your cruise is crucial for maximizing your enjoyment.  

    Summer cruising, from June to August, is the most popular season in Canada. The weather is pleasantly warm, typically around 15-25°C (59-77°F), making it ideal for a range of outdoor activities. Cruising along Canada's coast during this time allows you to explore charming coastal towns and witness majestic whales off the Atlantic coast. The summer months are perfect for cruisers who want to experience everything from hiking in the Rockies to enjoying vibrant city festivals.  

    However, cruising in autumn, particularly from September to October, offers a unique and mesmerizing experience. The fall foliage in Canada is a spectacular sight, with red and gold landscapes especially prominent in the eastern regions. This season sees fewer tourists, providing a more peaceful cruising experience and unobstructed views of the stunning autumn scenery. The cooler temperatures during this time are perfect for comfortable sightseeing on your cruise.  

    While winter cruises in Canada are rare due to the cold and ice, spring cruising, from April to early June, presents a beautiful time to see the country in bloom. The spring season offers mild weather, ideal for cruisers who want to experience Canada's natural beauty as it awakens from winter. However, cruisers should be prepared for occasional rain during this season.  

    Each season offers its unique charm and attractions, so when planning your Canadian cruise, consider what experiences you're looking to have. Whether it's the warmth and vibrancy of summer, the tranquility and colors of autumn, or the fresh, blossoming scenery of spring, a cruise in Canada promises to be an unforgettable journey.

  • Why Book a Cruise to Canada?

    Have you ever thought about exploring Canada by sea? Well, booking a cruise to Canada is one of the best travel decisions you could make, and here's why. First off, it's fantastic value for money. One upfront cost covers your accommodation, meals, and transportation, letting you avoid the hassle of constant bookings and payments.  

    Then there's the unbeatable luxury of sightseeing from your deck chair. Canada's coastlines are nothing short of spectacular, and witnessing the rugged cliffs, sweeping forests, and quaint coastal towns from the water is a unique perspective you don't want to miss.  

    More so, cruises often offer exclusive shore excursions. Ever wanted a guided tour of Old Quebec or private access to renowned Canadian museums? A cruise has you covered, providing experiences not always available to regular tourists.  

    And let's not forget the convenience. Unpack once, and that's it! No checking in and out of hotels, no catching trains or buses, just smooth sailing from one incredible destination to the next.

  • Experience the Flavors of Canada

    One can't truly say they've experienced Canada without talking about its diverse and delicious food! Canada's cuisine, much like its people, is a melting pot of cultures, and your taste buds are in for a treat.  

    Let's start with the not-to-be-missed "poutine." Originating from Quebec, this comfort dish is a hearty mix of fries, cheese curds, and gravy. You'll find variations of it almost everywhere, but for the authentic experience, try it in its hometown!  

    Seafood lovers rejoice on the coasts where you can savor the world-renowned Canadian salmon, especially delicious in British Columbia. And while you're near the water, don't skip the Atlantic lobster!   Are you craving something sweet? "Butter tarts" are quintessentially Canadian. These delightful pastries are a sugary treat that melts in your mouth.  

    For drinks, Canada's Icewine is globally celebrated. Made from grapes frozen while still on the vine, this dessert wine is a unique Canadian specialty. Wherever your Canadian cruise takes you, there's a gastronomic adventure waiting.

    Local eateries near the ports usually serve the freshest catch and regional specialties. Remember, part of travel is tasting, so don't be afraid to try something new!

  • Immerse Yourself in Canadian Culture

    Canada, a country known for its diversity, offers a cultural mosaic like no other. Each region is a unique blend, reflecting a heritage influenced by Indigenous peoples, French, British, and numerous other cultures. On your cruise, you're not just on a vacation; you're embarking on a cultural expedition!  

    One of the first things you'll notice is Canadians' politeness and inclusive nature, making you feel welcomed wherever you dock. Festivals abound year-round, with celebrations like the Quebec Winter Carnival or Vancouver's cultural festival 'Celebration of Light.' These events are a fantastic combination of traditions, music, and flavors.  

    Don't miss experiencing an authentic Indigenous Pow-wow, a powerful celebration of Indigenous culture and heritage through singing, drumming, and dancing. And, of course, Canada's love for hockey is contagious! If you're cruising during the season, catching a local game is an unforgettable dive into the quintessential Canadian spirit.  

    So, get ready! Your journey through Canada by sea isn't just scenic; it's an immersion into a rich, diverse, and vibrant cultural landscape.

  • Ready to Book Your Canadian Cruise?

    Has the allure of Canada's scenic coastlines, diverse cultures, and adventurous landscapes caught your imagination? If so, it's a sign you're ready to embark on a spectacular Canadian cruise journey. From witnessing majestic whales in the ocean to absorbing the historical richness of each port, a cruise in Canada presents a perfect collage of experiences.  

    Imagine the convenience of unpacking once and waking up each day to a new, stunning horizon. Cruises offer unparalleled comfort and views, top-notch entertainment, and dining that showcases the best of Canadian flavors. Plus, the shore excursions promise deep dives into local cultures and natural wonders.  

    Don't just keep it on your wishlist—make it your next travel story! Embrace the charm of Canada's seasons, the warmth of its people, and the thrill of discovery. Book your Canadian cruise today and set sail towards unforgettable memories!

Canada Cruises Frequently Asked Questions

  • What is a Canada Cruise?

    Sailing to port cities along the coast of Atlantic Canada, a Canada Cruise typically stops at Halifax, Quebec City, and Saint John. You could also see Prince Edward Island. Canada Cruises generally run between May and October; some cruise lines might offer Canada Cruises only during the summer months, while others have availability in both the summer and fall seasons. You could embark from some U.S. cities, including Baltimore, New York City, or Boston, or from Canada out of Montreal or Quebec. The length of a Canada Cruise is typically 7-10 days, though you could find cruise lines that run 5-6 days or 14 days. Roundtrip or one-way sailings are available. Many lines combine a Canada/New England Cruise that could include ports in Boston; Gloucester, Massachusetts; Bar Harbor, Maine; and New York.

  • What Comes with a Canada Cruise?

    You can book an all-inclusive Canada Cruise and even save money if you bundle your transportation to and from the hometown port with the offer. The all-inclusive offer will cover food, drinks (alcoholic and non-alcoholic), gratuities, and shore excursions. You could arrange some excursions on your own if desired, but these will cost extra. Dining off-ship in port cities would not be covered unless food is part of off-shore excursions.

  • How Much Does a Canada Cruise Cost?

    The price of a Canada Cruise will depend on the length of the trip (most Canada Cruises are 7 – 14 nights), destinations, excursions, the port of call, the number of people traveling in your party, and any other additional amenities. Prices might range between $800 per person to $3,000 per person, though you might find less or more expensive pricing in some cases. 

  • What is the Best Canada Cruise to Take?

    The best Canada Cruise to take depends on whatever meets your individual expectations and desires and would be based primarily on destinations, the length of the cruise, and particular amenities. There are many options available and our team would be happy to help you choose the best possible trip for you. Please reach out today to take the first step toward an exciting cruise adventure to the Great White North! 

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