Canada Cruise Ports of Call

A lighthouse stands above smooth rocks and ocean waves at twilight

Drop anchor at sites rich in history and art, as well as breathtaking natural phenomena. Cloud-kissed shores and quaint fishing villages are yours to explore as you sail to some of the most delightful harbors in the North Atlantic.

Baie-Comeau (Québec), Canada

Explore the forest habitats, charming boutiques and hiking trails of this riverside locale.

An active seaport featuring a parking lot, buildings and more, bordered by hills with lush greenery

Bar Harbor, Maine

A summer colony within an island refuge grants charming, maritime discoveries for travelers who wash up on its shores.

A lighthouse by the ocean on the edge of a rocky cliff featuring trees

Charlottetown (Prince Edward Island), Canada

The birthplace of the Canadian Confederation shimmers with singing sands, luxurious golf courses and artisanal jewels.

Fishing boats next to docks in a canal lined by houses

Halifax (Nova Scotia), Canada

Halifax offers visitors the bustle of a metropolis, the vibrancy of a university town and the serenity of its many provincial parks.

New York, New York

New York, New York

Bustling with excitement, the Big Apple surrounds visitors with iconic sights, from Central Park to Ellis Island. You can even tour the city solo and create your own New York adventure!

Québec City (Québec), Canada

Be enchanted by the European flair of this Canadian city with cobblestone streets, chic cafes, grand castles and towering fortresses.

Saguenay (Québec), Canada

This picturesque destination offers abundant wildlife, 3 national parks and one of the longest fjords in the world.

White water churns in a bay dotted by rocky islands with tree covered hillsides in the background

Saint John (New Brunswick), Canada

Home to the "reversing falls" and a profound history, Saint John sweeps you back in time with its Victorian architecture and pristine coves.

Houses and shops line a steep hill next to a bay with a buoy and a fishing boat in it

St. John's (Newfoundland), Canada

Established in 1497, this provincial capital city considered to be the oldest British-founded colony in North America blends big-city sophistication and small-town charm.

Hotels along the waterfront at night, in Sydney Canada

Sydney (Nova Scotia), Canada

Nova Scotia’s second-biggest city, on Cape Breton Island, boasts plentiful Orca whale sightings and puts you within reach of the scenic Cabot Trail and Louisburg Fortress.