Canada & New England Cruises

Discover American history & natural beauty

The pages of history and stunning natural beauty blend seamlessly as you cruise to Canada & New England to see the color-drenched shores with Princess. Visit the iconic lighthouse at Peggy's Cove in Halifax, return to the Gilded Age in Newport and stroll down Boston's historic Freedom Trail. On board New England cruises, you'll dine like a New Englander on succulent crab cakes and lobster as the allure of the northern seaboard embraces you.

Colorful tulips bloom in Boston's Public Garden, with the George Washington statue standing tall in the background against a clear blue sky and the city’s modern skyline.

A vibrant display of tulips in Boston's Public Garden, with the iconic statue of George Washington.

A panoramic view of Quebec City, featuring the iconic Château Frontenac with its grand architecture and green rooftops, set against a backdrop of mountains and a vibrant cityscape.

Cruises to Canada & New England

Why cruise Canada & New England?

See the charm & history of Canada & New England

Abundant adventures ashore

Step back in time to the Gilded Age in Newport. For Anne of Green Gables fans, Charlottetown is a reader’s paradise. Make a day of it in Québec City, as you roam the narrow cobbled lanes and venture into Chateau Frontenac - a National Historical Site. And on itineraries with More Ashore Late Night calls, we stay until at least 9 p.m. in port so you can also experience some of the fabulous nightlife.

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Maine's iconic Portland Head Light at sunset.
Maine's iconic Portland Head Light at sunset.

Canada & New England cruisetour vacations

5 to 7-day land tour for Canada & New England

A breathtaking view of Moraine Lake in Banff National Park, Canada, with crystal-clear turquoise waters reflecting the towering snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies, surrounded by dense pine forests.
Boston city skyline at sunset, featuring Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market in the foreground with vibrant fall foliage and towering modern skyscrapers in the background.

A stunning view of Boston’s historic Faneuil Hall and Quincy Market.

Canada & New England cruisetours

Explore more of Canada & New England, before or after your cruise, with a cruisetour vacation. Stay overnight in historic towns such as Williamsburg and Gettysburg, or spend time enjoying the stunning Niagara Falls and Montreal, to savor all of Canada & New England’s beauty.

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Historic America cruisetour

Immerse yourself in America’s roots as you tour the nation’s capital, interact with early settlers at a living history museum, visit Independence Hall in Philadelphia, and stand on the same soil as Thomas Jefferson at his Monticello estate, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Vanderbilt's Marble House.
Vanderbilt's Marble House.
Niagara Falls.
Niagara Falls.

Maple Explorer cruisetour

Enjoy a Canadian cruise into the thunderous mist of Niagara Falls then visit Canada’s historic UNESCO World Heritage Sites: Old Québec, the only walled city in North America, and Rideau Canal, built after the War of 1812 to help protect Canada from U.S. military attack.

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Aerial view of a large cruise ship's top deck, featuring multiple pool areas, lounge chairs, and glass-domed structures, sailing through deep blue ocean waters.

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New England & Canada cruise frequently asked questions

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