World Voyager Vacations by CEALS

Canada New England Cruises

 

Iconic Iceland, Greenland & Canada
Immerse yourself in striking natural beauty on a voyage that spans Iceland, Greenland and the Canadian provinces of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Admire the volcanic landscape of the Westman Islands, enjoy the relaxed pace of life in Djúpivogur, and stroll the charming streets of Seydisfjördur and Akureyri. Discover the history of Viking exploration in the New World in Qaqortoq and L’Anse aux Meadows, and revel in the maritime heritage of lively Halifax.
Transatlantic Crossing, New England, and Canada, 22 Nights (M716C)
An overnight in Boston on US Independence Day is a highlight of this 22-night voyage that also boasts two Transatlantic Crossings. Use sea days to nourish mind, body, and soul, at a pace that suits.
A Journey from Coastal Mystique to Dynamic Cityscapes
From Quebec City's friendly embrace, sail to La Baie to experience the hypnotic allure of the Saguenay Fjord, then explore the wild shores and rich heritage of Sept-Iles.
Icelandic Getaway
Iconic Iceland, Greenland & Canada
Immerse yourself in striking natural beauty on a voyage that spans Iceland, Greenland and the Canadian provinces of Newfoundland and Nova Scotia. Admire the volcanic landscape of the Westman Islands, enjoy the relaxed pace of life in Djúpivogur, and stroll the charming streets of Seydisfjördur and Akureyri. Discover the history of Viking exploration in the New World in Qaqortoq and L’Anse aux Meadows, and revel in the maritime heritage of lively Halifax.
Independence Day Celebration, 14 Nights (M717A)
Learn about North American history in Boston during an overnight stay on US Independence Day. After a call in Halifax, you’ll sail east from New York to Southampton, enjoying six leisurely days at sea.
Canada & New England Cruise
A Voyage Along the Great Lakes – with Smithsonian Journeys
Ocean Voyage: Bergen-Montreal
A Journey through Ocean Mists & Radiant Island Tranquillity
Sail from New York City bustle to the pretty lighthouses and craggy shores of Maine, then onwards through the Bay of Fundy to Saint John's city of markets and maritime history.