Canadian Cruise Itinerary
DAY 1 – Southampton, UK
Southampton is the homeport here in the UK, and with its rich maritime heritage, there couldn’t be a better place for us to call home. Our ships are a familiar sight across the city, and with the cruise terminals right in the centre, it’s an easy place to start your holiday.
DAY 2–5 – At Sea
DAY 6 – St John’s NF, Canada
En route from New England to Canada, St John’s is the capital of Newfoundland and the oldest city in Canada. The surrounding country is exceptionally scenic and you can enjoy some spectacular walks, particularly around Cape Spear and nearby Petty Harbour.
DAY 7 – At Sea
DAY 8 – Gaspe, Canada
Gaspé is a city with a mix of regional cultures, sitting at the tip of the Gaspé Peninsula in the immense region of eastern Quebec. In town you can explore Gaspé maritime heritage and legendary hospitality. The modern Gaspé cathedral is built almost entirely of wood, with beautiful stained glass. The Muse de la Gaspsie tells of Jacques Cartier’s voyages, and the Anglo-French struggle for power over this region.
DAY 9 – Havre-Saint-Pierre , Canada
DAY 10 – At Sea
DAY 11 & 12- Quebec, Canada
Quebec City is a highlight of any cruise, offering a charming blend of European heritage and Canadian scenery. Wander its cobbled streets, admire the colourful autumn landscapes, browse local art and antiques, and enjoy French-inspired cafés. Don’t miss the stunning views from the iconic Fairmont Le Château Frontenac, overlooking the historic city.
DAY 13 – Saguenay, Canada
Saguenay is a spectacular destination of dramatic landscapes, where granite cliffs, deep valleys, and waterways create unforgettable scenery along the Saguenay River. Explore the region’s national parks, keep an eye out for whales near the St. Lawrence River, and enjoy the city’s welcoming cafés, galleries, and local cuisine. Nearby Lac-Saint-Jean offers opportunities for cycling, kayaking, swimming, or simply relaxing beside its beautiful shores.
DAY 14 – At Sea
DAY 15 – Charlottetown, Canada
Charlottetown, the birthplace of Canadian Confederation, is a charming coastal city full of history, culture, and colourful scenery. As the capital of Prince Edward Island and inspiration for Anne of Green Gables, it offers picturesque waterfront views, historic streets, and a relaxed island atmosphere. Explore its heritage sites, discover the story of Canada’s beginnings, browse local shops, or simply enjoy the beautiful surroundings.
DAY 16 – Iles de la Madeleine, Canada
Magdalen Islands are a beautiful island archipelago in the Gulf of St. Lawrence, known for their dramatic coastlines, red cliffs, sandy beaches, and peaceful natural landscapes. Blending Acadian, French, and English influences, the islands offer a unique culture reflected in local art, traditions, and historic villages. Enjoy fresh seafood, colourful fishing harbours, and the relaxed island way of life surrounded by stunning scenery.
DAY 17 – At Sea
DAY 18 – Halifax, Canada
Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia, is a vibrant coastal city with a rich maritime heritage and one of Canada’s most scenic harbours. Explore its historic waterfront, discover its connections to transatlantic trade and the Titanic story, and visit the fascinating maritime museums that bring the city’s past to life. With charming streets, local cafés, and ocean views, Halifax offers a perfect blend of history and coastal charm.
DAY 19 – Sydney (Nova Scotia), Canada
Sydney, located on Cape Breton Island, is a scenic coastal city known for its dramatic shoreline, rich history, and strong maritime heritage. Founded in 1785, it features historic landmarks, museums, and cultural sites that reflect its early settlement and industrial past. Explore heritage attractions like restored period houses and museums, stroll along the Oceanfront Esplanade, and enjoy shopping and local experiences that highlight the charm of this welcoming Atlantic Canadian city.
DAY 20–24 – At Sea
DAY 25 – Southampton, UK
Unfortunately, this is where your Canadian cruise will come to an end and you begin your journey home
