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11 best cruises to Canada and New England

Canada and New England cruises are best known for taking mature travelers to experience vibrant autumnal foliage in multiple destinations.

However, the region's photogenic landscapes, charming ports and fresh local seafood make time ashore uniquely enjoyable for couples and families. Plus, late summer and early fall getaways can be convenient and affordable, especially if you already live on the East Coast.

New England and Canada cruises are mainly offered from late August through mid-October (although limited June and July dates are also available). They sail round-trip from New York or Boston, or one-way between either city and Montreal or Quebec City.

Itinerary lengths for Canada and New England cruises range from seven to 11 nights. Ships typically call on ports in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island, as well as Portland or Bar Harbor, Maine, or even Newport, Rhode Island. High-end, smaller-ship cruise lines may offer more in-depth itineraries of 11 to 15 nights, with more inclusions and higher price tags.

It's important to book well in advance if you want to cruise during peak foliage weeks, generally late September to mid-October. Also, Newport, Bar Harbor and some less-visited ports on these itineraries do not have cruise piers. Transferring to shore via tender boat can be time-consuming, if not difficult or impossible, for passengers with mobility challenges.

Here are 11 of the best cruises to Canada and New England to consider.

Celebrity: 11-night Boston, Maine & Canada

Celebrity Cruises is offering its 11-night Boston, Maine & Canada itinerary on three September dates in 2025. The round-trip sailings from Boston — aboard 2,902-passenger Celebrity Silhouette — call on Portland, Maine; Halifax and Sydney, Nova Scotia; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; and Quebec City (where the ship overnights).

The overnight in Quebec City also offers an opportunity to enjoy one of Canada's most charming cities after dark. Don't miss the narrow cobblestone streets of historic Old Quebec, with its inviting cafes.

Who should go : This round-trip itinerary is a convenient option for couples or friends seeking to experience the highlights of New England and Canada during the autumn foliage season. Celebrity's ships are designed with adults in mind. They offer multiple onboard bars and lounges for socializing — and the indoor, adults-only Solarium pool is perfect for relaxation as fall temperatures dip.

Related: Best Canada and New England cruise excursions

Holland America: 10-night New England, New France & Newfoundland: Corner Brook

Not all Canada and New England cruises are timed for leaf peeping. Holland America's 10-night New England, New France & Newfoundland: Corner Brook itinerary in August 2025 on 1,438-passenger Volendam aims to make the most of the region's late-summer weather.

The cruise embarks in Boston and disembarks in Montreal. In between, Volendam visits seven additional ports (Portland, Maine; Saint John, New Brunswick; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Corner Brook, Newfoundland; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; and Saguenay and Quebec City, Quebec). It offers a comprehensive tour of Canada's Atlantic Provinces and Quebec.

Who should go : Holland America attracts retirees and other passengers in the 60-plus age range, though summer sailings see more multigenerational families. The compact Volendam offers a traditional onboard atmosphere, but foodies should know it offers a limited selection of dining venues and lounges. On the plus side, Volendam's pool features a retractable roof in case of cool or rainy weather.

This particular itinerary has no ports requiring tender transfers, making all destinations accessible to most passengers with disabilities.

Norwegian: 7-night Canada & New England

Norwegian Cruise Line has multiple ships cruising a dozen Canada and New England itineraries from Boston, New York and Quebec City in 2025. For value, convenience and a megaship experience, check out the seven-night Canada & New England: Bar Harbor & Halifax sailings aboard 3,963-passenger Norwegian Getaway. It calls on five ports: Newport, Rhode Island; Portland and Bar Harbor, Maine; Saint John, New Brunswick; and Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Who should go : Norwegian's Breakaway Class ships offer a resort-meets-theme-park experience with a lively onboard vibe appealing to couples, families and groups of friends. That said, the ships lack an indoor pool.

Cruises during the cooler fall months are best suited for those who enjoy the outdoors. Bar Harbor is the gateway to Acadia National Park, and Saint John offers access to the Bay of Fundy's legendary tides. They're also ideal for travelers who appreciate historic architecture. Newport is known for its Gilded Age mansions, and Halifax offers access to the picturesque village of Peggy's Cove.

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Oceania: 11-night Canada and New England

Oceania Cruises offers seven New England and Canada sailings in September and October of 2025. The voyages are aboard 670-passenger Insignia, which offers a smaller-ship experience with an emphasis on fine dining.

Insignia sails between New York and Montreal and Boston and Montreal . The port-intensive itineraries include eight or nine ports along the Eastern Seaboard. Cruisers might visit Quebec City and Saguenay in Quebec; Sydney and Halifax, Nova Scotia; Corner Brook, Newfoundland; Saint John, New Brunswick; Portland, Maine; Boston; and Newport, Rhode Island.

Who should go : Oceania's premium cruise experience appeals to couples seeking an onboard ambience that combines culinary excellence with elegant decor and elevated service.

The ship might be small, but it still features two intimate specialty restaurants, a gorgeous grand dining room, a high-end buffet and pool grill and one of the most decadent afternoon tea services at sea. Standard cabins are on the smaller side, but their modern look and sumptuous beds are appealing. For a splurge, the larger suites will not disappoint discerning travelers.

Princess Cruises: 7-night Canada & New England

In 2025, Princess Cruises will offer multiple seven- to 14-night round-trip and one-way sailings to Canada and New England from New York, Quebec City and Boston.

However, our pick is the seven-night Canada & New England itinerary, which combines visits to four or five ports with a cruise aboard one of Princess' Royal Class ships, 3,360-passenger Enchanted Princess.

Passengers will sail round-trip from New York and visit Newport, Rhode Island; Boston; Bar Harbor and Portland, Maine; Saint John, New Brunswick; and Halifax, Nova Scotia. On certain weeks, some ports may be substituted with a different port. Weekly sailings take place from late August to mid-October.

Who should go : Princess ships, even the newer vessels, offer a more traditional take on cruising that's popular with couples and groups of friends who enjoy a quieter experience — although the after-dinner sing-a-longs in Crooners piano bar can get lively. Enchanted Princess does lack waterslides, thrill-oriented activities and an indoor pool if those amenities are important to you.

Travelers who enjoy dining at different venues each night will appreciate the ship's five extra-fee restaurants and more than a half-dozen complimentary dining venues . Don't miss the excellent Gigi's Pizzeria, a sit-down restaurant.

Related: Best Canada and New England cruise tips to help you enjoy your coastal vacation

Regent Seven Seas Cruises: 11-night Autumnal Splendor

In 2025, Regent Seven Seas Cruises ' 750-passenger Seven Seas Splendor will sail a series of Canada and New England itineraries from New York, Boston and Montreal.

The 11-night Autumnal Splendor sailing departs Sept. 30, 2025. It's timed to allow passengers to enjoy regional foliage at its peak as the ship sails from Boston to Montreal. Grandeur calls on Bar Harbor, Maine; Saint John, New Brunswick; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Corner Brook, Newfoundland; and Sept-Iles, Saguenay and Quebec City in Quebec.

Who should go : Regent's all-inclusive luxury cruises — which include airfare, transfers, onboard beverages and dining, gratuities, Wi-Fi and unlimited shore excursions — have correspondingly luxurious prices. So, passengers are mostly affluent professionals and retirees who enjoy the seamless ease of an all-inclusive sailing offering top-notch service.

Connoisseurs of fine dining will be in their element with eight onboard restaurants, which include Chartreuse for fine French cuisine and Pacific Rim for flavorful pan-Asian menus. Plus, passengers can indulge their foodie passions with chef-led classes in the onboard Culinary Arts Kitchen.

Seven Seas Splendor does not offer an indoor pool for cool-weather swims.

Royal Caribbean: 9-night Canada & New England

Royal Caribbean offers Canada and New England cruises from three cities (Boston, Baltimore and Bayonne, New Jersey) in the fall of 2025. To truly experience the Eastern Seaboard, try the nine-night Canada & New England Cruise sailing round-trip from the Cape Liberty cruise port in Bayonne aboard 3,798-passenger Liberty of the Seas. The itinerary visits Boston; Portland, Maine; Sydney and Halifax, Nova Scotia; and Saint John, New Brunswick.

Who should go : Liberty of the Seas is designed to appeal to all ages. However, September and October sailings attract more couples and retirees.

Liberty of the Seas doesn't have all the bells and whistles of Royal Caribbean's newer, larger ships. However, it does feature 11 dining venues, 10 bars and lounges, Broadway-style entertainment and more. It also has an adults-only indoor Solarium pool and several outdoor pools and hot tubs.

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Seabourn: 12-night Canada & New England Fall Foliage

Enjoying the region's colorful autumnal landscapes is the primary agenda on Seabourn's 12-night Canada & New England Fall Foliage cruises , scheduled in September and October 2025 aboard 458-passenger Seabourn Sojourn.

These sailings between New York and Montreal visit Newport, Rhode Island; Boston; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; and Saguenay and Quebec City in Quebec.

Who should go : Seabourn 's all-inclusive, small-luxury cruise experience is reflected in its fares, so these itineraries require a generous travel budget. As a result, passengers are typically financially well-off couples, including international travelers, who appreciate the fleet's private club-style ambience and personalized service.

All cabins are spacious ocean-facing suites, and 90% of the ship's accommodations feature a veranda. Seabourn Sojourn might be small, but it still offers four onboard restaurants, including the line's new Mediterranean restaurant, Solis.

Silversea: 12-night New York to Quebec City

For upscale, door-to-door, all-inclusive cruising to New England and Canada, Silversea Cruises offers six fall itineraries in 2025, including an 11-night New York-to-Quebec City itinerary aboard 388-passenger Silver Shadow.

The itinerary includes calls on Newport, Rhode Island; Boston; Portland, Maine; Halifax, Nova Scotia; Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island; and Saguenay and Quebec City in Quebec.

Who should go : Silversea passengers are generally wealthy retired couples passionate about cruising on small luxury ships. They appreciate fine wines and elevated dining, such as the French cuisine offered in La Dame, one of four onboard restaurants. Nightlife on Silver Shadow is generally low-key, though there is a small casino.

Silversea's all-inclusive pricing includes airfare, transfers, gratuities (and butler service), complimentary beverages and at least one shore excursion per port.

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Viking: 12-night Eastern Seaboard Explorer

Viking's 12-night Eastern Seaboard Explorer itinerary aboard its identical 930-passenger ocean ships, Viking Neptune and Viking Mars, is offered in May and September 2025 (four sailings) and August and September 2026 (three sailings).

Each one-way sailing travels from New York to Montreal (or vice versa, with overnights in each city), and the ships visit Quebec City, Saguenay and Gaspe in Quebec; Halifax, Nova Scotia; and Boston.

Who should go : Adults-only Viking appeals to cruisers who appreciate a subdued onboard experience centered around learning about a destination via guest lectures and shore excursions. The cruise line's passengers tend to be retirement age or older.

Viking's fans love the ships' serene Scandinavian-inspired decor, complimentary spa thermal area and pricing that includes wine and beer with lunch and dinner, gratuities and one free shore excursion per port. The ships do not have an onboard casino, but two pools (one with a retractable roof) offer relaxation during sea days.

Windstar: 11-night Southeast Canadian Explorations

The 11-night Southeast Canadian Explorations itinerary aboard Windstar Cruises ' 312-passenger Star Pride cruises between Montreal and Boston in September and October 2025. Sailings call on Quebec City, Gaspe and Cap-aux-Meules in Quebec; Louisbourg and Halifax in Nova Scotia; and Portland in Maine.

An overnight stay in Quebec City gives passengers more time to explore on land and enjoy regional cuisine in local restaurants for dinner.

Who should go : Star Pride is one of the smallest ships offering Canada and New England itineraries, so these sailings are ideal for travelers seeking an intimate cruise experience with more casual camaraderie than most other small-luxury-ship cruises. The ship features five onboard restaurants, and cabins are generously sized (the smallest is 277 square feet).

While cruise fares are not all-inclusive, passengers can pay a daily fee for a package that includes unlimited beer, wine and cocktails, as well as Wi-Fi and crew gratuities.

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On a cruise from Vancouver, experience cosmopolitan flair, natural splendor and diverse atmospheres without ever leaving the city. Relive history during a visit to Gastown, and shop the markets at Granville Island — known as one of the world’s greatest places. Then set sail to storied cities in Alaska, Hawaii or the California Coast, and indulge your every wanderlust. With Princess®, there’s no shortage of adventure.

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Visit major landmarks and cities along the West Coast on a cruise from Vancouver. Our Pacific Wine Country itineraries bring you to the vineyards of Napa Valley and to world-famous ports like Santa Barbara and Astoria. Revel in even more of the Golden State on our Classic California sailings that take you from San Francisco to San Diego.

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On a cruise from Vancouver, unpack once and visit multiple Hawaiian Islands on a 15-day roundtrip adventure or a one-way itinerary ending in Honolulu. Drive through Waimea Canyon, also known as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.” Or attend a sunset luau in Honolulu with More Ashore late-night departures and overnight stays included on every itinerary. Island hop with ease in a way that only Princess can offer.

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With one- to five-day cruises from Vancouver, there’s always time for adventure. On a three-day itinerary to San Francisco, spend time in Victoria, B.C. before heading to the Golden Gate City. Enjoy two relaxing days at sea on a four-day itinerary to Los Angeles, or get a taste of the Great Land on a four-day Alaska Sampler to Juneau and Ketchikan. Savor the sweet taste of travel with Getaway cruises from Vancouver.

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Tahiti and the islands of the South Pacific are the epitome of paradise. Think crystalline waters, thatch-lined bungalows and emerald mountains. On our 29-day cruise from Vancouver, cross from the islands of Hawaii to the South Pacific before sailing to New Zealand and Australia. Savor a combination of relaxing sea days and thrilling adventures ashore as you swim in freshwater cave pools or sip from hand-picked coconuts.

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Between the lush rainforest and urban architecture, discover the perfect balance of city and nature. Here’s everything to know about your cruise from Vancouver.

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• Language: English and French
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• Time Zone: Pacific Standard Time (PST)
• Docking: Your cruise from Vancouver docks at Canada Place located in downtown Vancouver.
• Attire: We suggest dressing in layers as temperatures fluctuate throughout the year and even throughout the day. This includes a light shirt, sweater and jacket.
• Transportation: While taxis are available throughout the city, you can also get around by bus, ferry or light rail.

Things to do in vancouver

On a cruise from Vancouver, explore Stanley Park’s aquarium, totem poles and captivating gardens. Ascend the 430-foot Vancouver Lookout to see the city from above, or cross the Capilano Suspension Bridge for a fresh perspective on nature. Savor ramen and dim sum in North America’s second-largest Chinatown. Or spend the day browsing Robson Street’s designer boutiques, department stores and everything in between.

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Ocean Endeavour

Our spacious, ice-strengthened vessel features twenty Zodiacs, and advanced navigation equipment. A doctor, paramedic, medical clinic, and enhanced health regime offer peace of mind. Roomy facilities offer comfortable travel with plenty of breathing room for all.

Cabin Categories

Cabin category 10 suite deck 7 forward-facing.

Cabin Details

• Forward-facing picture windows, unobstructed view
• Matrimonial bed (bigger than US double but smaller than a Queen)
• Private bath with full tub
• Hair dryer, bathrobe, towels, body wash, and hair care products
• Refrigerator
• Flat Screen TV
• Approximately 310 square feet

Cabin Category 9 Junior Suite Deck 5

• Picture windows, unobstructed view
• Private bath
• Sitting area
• Approximately 270 square feet

Cabin Category 9 Junior Suite Deck 7 Forward-Facing

• Approximately 290 square feet

Cabin Category 8 Superior Twin Deck 5

• Two picture windows, unobstructed view
• Two lower berths
• Approximately 210 square feet

Cabin Category 8 Superior Twin Deck 7 Forward-Facing

• Approximately 180 square feet

Cabin Category 8 Superior Twin Deck 7

• Picture windows, partial obstruction
• Approximately 190 square feet

Cabin Category 7 Select Twin Deck 5

Cabin category 7 select twin deck 8.

• Oversize windows, partial obstruction
• Approximately 145 square feet

Cabin Category 6 Comfort Twin Deck 4

• Two porthole windows, unobstructed view
• Approximately 175 square feet

Cabin Category 6 Comfort Twin Deck 7

• Approximately 135 square feet

Cabin Category 6 Comfort Twin Deck 8

• Picture windows, obstructed view
• Approximately 160 square feet

Cabin Category 5 Main Twin Deck 5

• Approximately 115 square feet

Cabin Category 4 Exterior Twin Deck 4

• Porthole window, unobstructed view
• Approximately 100 square feet

Cabin Category 3 Interior Twin Deck 5

• Interior cabin
• Approximately 120 square feet

Cabin Category 2 Triple Deck 4

• Three lower berths
• Two private baths
• Approximately 200 square feet

Cabin Category 1 Quad Deck 4

• Four lower berths
• Approximately 240 square feet

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Enjoy open-seating meals in the roomy Polaris Restaurant, surrounded by ocean views. Adventure Canada staff mingle and share their expertise over meals.

Breakfast and lunch include a wide variety of tasty and healthy choices. Globally inspired a la carte suppers offer options to suit every taste, including fish and vegetarian options. Desserts, made fresh daily, are a highlight! Food sensitivities, special diets, and personal choices can be accommodated with advance notice.

Early-bird breakfast, afternoon tea, late-night snacks, and treats round out the offerings. And tea, coffee, and cookies are always available!

Life on Board

Life aboard Ocean Endeavour is as relaxed or as engaged as you want it to be. The onboard spa, library, hot tub, sauna, gift shop, multiple lounges, and viewing areas offer comfort and ease.

Our programming is designed to enhance your understanding and appreciation of the regions we visit. Presentations, workshops, entertainment, and special events complete the excursions.

From dances to polar plunges, from lounge concerts to theme parties, we love to have a great time together!

Nautilus Lounge

Primary meeting room, presentation space, and concert venue. Equipped with full bar, stage, multiple TV monitors, and enough seating for all aboard. The Gift Shop is located here.

Aurora Lounge

Intimate presentation space for film screenings, lectures, and small functions.

Meridian Club

Top-deck lounge with panoramic windows and easy access to the outdoor observation platform. Often used for yoga and stretching classes, tabletop games, and small-group workshops.

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Shipboard library with 24-hour coffee/tea station and comfortable seating.

Polaris Restaurant

Open-seating dining room with three meals served daily.

Expedition preparation room with personal cubby storage for all guests. Rubber boots and lifejackets are available here, and wet gear may be stored as needed.

24-hour workout space with stationary bikes, rowing machine, and hydraulic resistance machines.

Relaxation space with female, male, and co-ed sauna dry-saunas available.

Outdoor space with available seating and heated salt-water pool (available based on sea conditions).

Salt-water relaxation tub with panoramic views (available based on sea conditions).

Additional Facilities

• Medical Clinic
• Panoramic top-deck observation platform
• Elevators service, decks 3–6
• Smoking Area

Technical Details

198 passengers

Madeira, Portugal

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Passenger cruise ship

Year built:

1982, Szczecin, Poland

Refurbished:

2001, 2004, 2010, 2015, 2016, 2018

137 metres (450 ft.)

21 metres (69 feet)

5.8 metres (19 feet)

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4 x Skoda Sulzer 6ZL40/48

Propellers:

2 x variable pitch propellers

Cruising Speed:

Bow-thruster:

600kW / 800hp

Electricity:

220 volts/60Hz

Total Capacity:

608 Persons

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6 fully enclosed lifeboats and 8 life rafts. The ship has an ice-strengthened hull and the lifeboat and life raft capacity exceeds SOLAS requirements with at least 25% additional capacity above the number of people on board.

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The Seven Seas Grandeur has its own £5m art collection, 503 chandeliers on board and its own Faberge egg

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You know you're in for a treat when a friend suggests meeting by the Faberge egg on a cruise ship. This stunning piece, adorned with gold, gems and pearls, is part of a £5 million art collection on the Seven Seas Grandeur, the latest addition to the Regent Seven Seas fleet and touted as the "most luxurious" passenger vessel in the world .

The egg, crafted in England, features seven petals representing the world's oceans and is displayed in a glass cabinet. But that's not all - the ship also boasts three original Picassos casually hung on the wall of a steakhouse. And why not? It's not your average Beefeater, after all.

As you explore the decks, you'll walk across an acre of marble and under 503 chandeliers. The entrance to one restaurant features a life-size cherry tree sculpture made from bronze and glass, while a nearly 40ft-long hand-woven tapestry adorns a wall.

The word 'luxury' doesn't do it justice

The word "luxury" is often overused in the cruise industry, but it barely scratches the surface of this 746-passenger floating palace. The spa is like a hall of kings, while the 350-seat Compass Rose dining room uses £300 Versace plates. Some walls are covered in giant 3D flowers, carpets have pile so thick you feel like you're wading through them, and even buffet tables are laid out like an upmarket restaurant.

My accommodation - a suite, of course, because cabins are far too common - featured a walk-in wardrobe, separate bath and shower, and a spacious balcony. I made do with it, but only because the top suite on board was already taken.

Boasting an impressive 4,443sq ft, the opulent two-bedroom Regent Suite is nearly as vast as the observation lounge and boasts a personal bar, spa area and sweeping veranda.

Tucked away from those not as flush with cash, the suite also features a private dining room on another deck. For anyone considering a splurge, this suite seems to justify its hefty £8,600 nightly price tag.

How is the food?

You won't want for choice with several speciality restaurants on board. Chartreuse delivers top-notch French dishes; Prime 7 is all about the prime cuts of steak and, for lovers of Eastern flavours, Pacific Rim is the go-to spot.

Having spent five days at sea, I took my palate on a voyage through each restaurant, finding each meal nothing short of exceptional. What's more, being able to saunter off post-dinner without a bill in sight is undoubtedly a highlight.

What else is there to do on board?

For those inspired to whip up their own culinary treats, there's a Culinary Arts Kitchen offering practical classes. If your perfect day involves never leaving your suite, your meals can be served by the impeccably turned-out crew right where you are, with all the pomp of a fine dining establishment.

It's not all eating and drinking though. You can keep fit in the gym, pound the jogging track, or head to the fitness studio. Meanwhile, wellness seekers can relish treatments such as a "zero gravity" massage or a chilling moment in the cold room. Theres also a tempting pool and a well-stocked library for those looking to unwind in between adventures.

What is the dress code?

Cruise ships offer a unique blend of style and relaxation, where passengers can upgrade their wardrobe without stress.

Sailing with Regent means you can embrace "elegant casual" attire — there's no need for dinner suits or ball gowns here. It's an opportunity to don your best clothes, indulge in a bit more mirror time and enjoy top-tier restaurants, swanky bars and theatre shows — all while skipping the taxi ride hassles.

The Seven Seas Grandeur is the new pride of the fleet, following in the footsteps of its luxurious siblings, the Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Splendor. And anticipation is high as Regent plans to introduce two larger vessels that will only carry a modest increase in passenger numbers, ensuring even more spacious luxury.

Where does the Seven Seas Grandeur travel?

I realised amidst the indulgence of my suite and quiet sun deck bliss that we were cruising the stunning Greek islands. Embarking from Athens' Piraeus port, I found myself basking on my balcony with champagne in hand, watching tender boats bob across the deep blue Aegean from ship to shore near Mykonos.

At Katakolon, I managed to get myself ashore for a tour of Olympia, using an iPad equipped with virtual reality software to view the ancient ruins as they once were. Pausing to appreciate the original runners' starting blocks, I could witness a reenactment of a race on my screen.

In Corfu, I took a stroll around the old town before embarking on my journey to my final stop, Dubrovnik. The Seven Seas Grandeur is now en route to Canada and New England, then it will spend some time in the Caribbean before returning to Europe next year.

Of course, not everyone can afford or would choose to splurge thousands to cruise on a ship that houses a Faberge egg. But if you've hit the jackpot and are in search of a truly extraordinary holiday, it's worth the investment....

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• 746 passengers, 548 crew, 10 passenger decks, 373 suites, 735ft long, 102ft wide, 55,500 gross tonnage, two years to build, $2,500 most expensive bottle of wine (Promontory Napa Valley), 503 chandeliers, 1,600 works of art, 791 flower arrangements, 39 nationalities of crew, £150,000 bed in top suite.
• For a 10-night voyage, Seven Seas Grandeur carries: 1,200lb lobster, 1,000lb filet mignon, 500lb smoked salmon, 500lb chocolate, 20lb caviar, 1,500 bottles of champagne, 5,000 bottles of wine.
• Regent Seven Seas offers a 12-night all-inclusive voyage on Seven Seas Grandeur from £7,779pp, sailing from Istanbul to Fusina (for Venice) on April 16 and calling at Kavala/Philippi, Chios, Piraeus (for Athens), Mykonos, Santorini and Argostoli in Greece; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Ravenna, Italy; and Rijeka, Croatia. Includes unlimited shore excursions, wi-fi, fine wines and spirits, speciality restaurants plus pre-paid gratuities and valet laundry service. Flights extra. rssc.com
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Discover Vancouver, British Columbia on your next cruise vacation. A vibrant city where nature meets urban charm. Explore Grouse Mountain's breathtaking ziplines and behold the beautiful views in Capilano Suspension Bridge Park. Or venture across the swaying bridges of Capilano Suspension Park and explore the bustling and vibrant downtown area. There’s no shortage of unforgettable experiences. Vancouver awaits.

Embark on an unforgettable adventure from the vibrant Vancouver as your cruise port. Set sail on an Alaska cruise and immerse yourself in the perfect blend of urban sprawl and awe-inspiring outdoorsy scenery. Experience the thrill of cruising through pristine waters while witnessing breathtaking landscapes and captivating wildlife. Consider your Alaska bucket list conquered, on the cruise line voted Best Cruise Line by Travel Weekly readers for 21 years running.

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Soak up the sun from a glass-covered pool while sailing around Alaska’s captivating glaciers, then tee up for a friendly game of mini golf with your adventure crew. Fill your vacation with more unforgettable moments onboard  Serenade of the Seas ®.

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Forge a trail through America’s Last Frontier all onboard  Radiance of the Seas® , a ship designed for edge-of-the-map exploration. Boasting the most glass of any Royal Caribbean ship, it’s perfect for glacier-gazing and whale-watching in  Alaska  .

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Elevate your Vancouver day trip with a walk the cobbled streets of Gastown, admiring 20th-century brick buildings and taking a selfie with the whistling Steam Clock. Explore Maple Tree Square, site of ‘Gassy Jack’ Deighton’s first tavern, and then stroll under the elaborate Chinatown Millennium Gate. Eat Asian delights— or escape the bustle amid Dr. Su Yat-Sen’s peaceful gardens.

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Bask in nature during your vacation in Vancouver. Breathe in the 1,000-acre greenspace of Stanley Park, one of the largest urban parks in North America. Hike red cedar forest trails, relax beachside, take a horse-drawn carriage ride, or view the Brockton Point totem poles. Then walk along the Seawall, with the downtown skyline as your backdrop.

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Take a scenic ferry ride to Victoria, the capital of British Columbia. Get lost in the romance of its English-inspired traditions with proper tea at the Empress hotel. Wander Butchart Gardens’ gorgeous topiaries and admire Craigdarroch Castle’s Victorian architecture. Victoria Public Market is an excellent dining and shopping spot.

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Vancouver’s cultural diversity is the key ingredient to its unique culinary scene. Dozens of food trucks, street food carts and farmers’ markets offer something for every taste. Farm-to-table dishes feature Fraser Valley duck and spot prawns. Enjoy an assortment of Asian cuisine, from Chinese dim sum to Japanese ramen. Then sip Okanagan Valley wine or Granville Island beer from Canada’s first microbrewery.

Head to Robson Street for mainstream chain stores, or hit the quirky indie shops of Gastown, Main Street and Commercial Drive. Lonsdale Quay Market is home to 80 unique shops, while Granville Island’s art studios sell First Nations carvings and jewelry— plus its public market is known for gourmet goods.

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Lindblad to Expand Operations in the Amazon with Chartered Ship

• September 19, 2024

Lindblad Expeditions today launched a series of cruises for sale in 2026 along the Upper Amazon River and Peru onboard the Delfin III.

According to the company, the 42-guest ship will be chartered for the operation, more than doubling its capacity in the region.

“The untouched wilds of the Peruvian Amazon have long fascinated intrepid explorers and modern travelers alike, making our one-of-a-kind small-ship expeditions along the Upper Amazon particularly alluring to our guests. Given the popularity of these sailings, when the opportunity presented itself to charter Delfin II’s sister ship, the Delfin III, and more than double our occupancy in the region—from one ship with 28 guests to two ships with 70 guests—we simply couldn’t say no,” said Trey Byus, chief expedition officer at Lindblad Expeditions.

“The Delfin III is a welcome addition to our chartered fleet; with 21 well-appointed suites wrapped in floor-to-ceiling panoramic glass, a sprawling sundeck with a whirlpool hot tub, a spa and gym, and a star-worthy menu featuring locally inspired dishes and regional delicacies, this ship will allow guests to explore one of the world’s most extreme places in extreme comfort,” he added.

According to Lindblad, the ship offers sustainable, handmade furniture, as well as art and textiles from the local surroundings of the Amazon region.

Designed to spotlight the nature and culture of the destination, the Delfin III will enter service for Lindblad Expeditions – National Geographic in January 2026.

The six- and ten-night itineraries navigate winding jungle waterways, the company said, while exploring the flooded forest of Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve.

Joining its sister ship, the Delfin II, the ship is set to offer two new itineraries that explore Peru’s Upper Amazon and the Ucayali and Marañón rivers.

With the addition of the new ship, Lindblad Expeditions’ fleet now includes 20 owned, chartered, and leased vessels, the company said.

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