Canada and USA East Coast Cruises

Visit the stunning cosmopolitan cities like:

• New York
• Boston
• Quebec
• Montreal
• Vancouver

Discover the captivating beauty and the history of the Canadian and New England Atlantic coastline with its plethora of bird and sea life. Tour charming towns steeped in a strong history with remnants of European culture and heritage. On a cruise to Canada and New England you will get to see areas of astonishing natural beauty – from quaint fishing villages to world-class international cities. Enjoy fall foliage tours and Beluga whale-watching expeditions. Discover the revolutionary history that created a nation and experience the unmistakable echoes of Europe in the cobblestone streets.

These cruises are perfect for family cruising with:

• Convenient homeports
• Historic seaports
• Unforgettable scenery
• Sea life

Canada

Canada is the second largest country in the world covering over 9 million square kilometres. It prides itself in being one of the most ethnically diverse and multicultural countries on the planet. Canada is full of iconic cities and little gem towns and villages, awe-inspiring landscapes and a rich colonial heritage, so a cruise around the country is definitely a must.

• Halifax
• Quebec
• Sydney
• Saguenay
• Sept-Îles

USA East Coast

The East Coast of the United States of America is known as being the founding place of the whole of North America. These are only some of the states that lie on the East Coast:

• New York
• Massachusetts
• Rhode Island
• Maine
• North Carolina

The East Coast is full of significance, diversity and culture, some would say, much more so than the West Coast. Cruising along it would give you the opportunity to see the biggest highlights and the best hidden gems in just one holiday.

• New York is the cultural mecca, the hotpot of different nationalities, traditions and ethnicities. The city is exciting, fascinating and has a lot to offer. Admire the Statue of Liberty, climb to the top of the Empire Building, take a stroll in Central Park and shop along the Fifth Avenue.
• Boston is the US unofficial centre of education and culture. One of the oldest cities in the country, Boston is famous for its many colleges and universities, numerous annual festivals and parades and contemporary art museums and galleries.
• Fort Lauderdale is the self-proclaimed ‘American Venice’ because of its many canals and waterways. Located on the coast of Florida, Fort Lauderdale is one of the biggest beach resorts in the country.

Cruise Lines

All of the most popular cruise lines offer cruises around the East Coast of North America, so all you have to do is decide on the style of cruising you prefer and the budget.

Should you decide to go all out and cruise away in opulent luxury, go with one of the following:

• Regent Seven Seas
• Seabourn
• Silversea
• Oceania
• Cunard

Enjoy fantastic service and great comfort cruising on board one of these cruise lines:

• Celebrity Cruises
• Royal Caribbean
• Holland America Line
• Princess Cruises
• Norwegian Cruise Line

Are you looking for a fun, family-friendly adventure? The following cruise lines offer amazing entertainment for every member of the family:

• Carnival Cruise Line
• Royal Caribbean
• P&O Cruises

The Best Time to Visit

Depending on what you are after on your East Coast cruise, there are great things about every season around here. So here are some tips for you to consider:

• March to May – the blooming season begins, the wildlife comes to life. There is a number of Spring Festivals that take place all over.
• June to August – the days get longer and warmer, the weather is perfect for exploring the outdoor wonders. However, be aware that this is also the high season with lots of visitors and higher prices.
• September to November – the trees turn beautiful colours, the tourists gradually leave and exploring becomes a dream.
• December to February – the region becomes a winter wonderland with temperatures in some parts sinking as low as -40°C. Experience the traditional white Christmas with all the trimmings.