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Canada, the planet’s second largest country, stretches 5,500km from the Atlantic to the Gulf of Alaska. The country is far more than its Rockies, great lakes and craggy coasts: the extraordinary harbour cities, captivating culture, pioneering history and sensational cuisine make up a full-on North American experience. [ReadMoreMob]

Canada’s diverse range of cosmopolitan cities include the bilingual Montreal, with its compact, European feel, and bustling Vancouver, which is surrounded by ocean and mountains and is a true outdoor city. The country’s unique terrain is built for adventure. Good times abound on Whistler's mountains, in Nova Scotia's swells, the trails in the Northwest Territories and Prince Edward Island's pristine beaches.

Dining across the country presents a number of local Canadian specialities: the wild salmon in British Columbia, Québec’s poutine, and lobster in any number of maritime ports. Canadian world-class food is matched by its extraordinary range of red and white wines that hail from the country's vine-covered valleys. [ReadMoreDesk]

Canada’s remarkable history, particularly along its eastern seaboard, is evident in its architecture, museums and the spirit of its people, while music and art are also integral parts of the nation’s cultural landscape. Whatever discoveries await on a Canadian cruise, one thing for certain is the warmth of the welcome afforded any visitor to these lands.

Top Experiences

Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Halifax Citadel National Historic Site

Built in 1856, the Citadel was built originally as a military fortification to protect the Empire from enemies, despite it never actually seeing any battle. Today the 19th century British fort, with its distinctive star shape to give the garrison sweeping arcs of fire, is officially called Fort George. It watches over the city and port and offers breathtaking panoramic views.

Maritime History

Halifax has a long maritime history. Of particular interest is the Titanic connection; three ships from Halifax were given the grim task of recovering the victims of the ship's sinking.

Parks and Gardens

Halifax has a Victorian-era gated garden right at the heart of the city. Point Pleasant Park has a number of walking trails amidst the trees as well as fort ruins and monuments.

St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada

Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site

Located just outside St. John’s, the Cape Spear Lighthouse National Historic Site is North America’s most easterly point. Here you can witness the rugged continent’s edge and the dramatic scenic coastlines.

History

Guglielmo Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal here in 1901. Cabot Tower at the summit commemorates the 400th anniversary of John Cabot's 'discovery' of North America.

Colourful Houses

St. John's is known for its vibrantly coloured rows of houses, helping to give the city its distinctive character.

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Reviews

Interested in booking one of our cruises? Why not have a look at our latest Feefo trusted reviews for this destination and see what other guests have said about their experience.

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Trusted Customer (21/11/2018)

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the crew are excellent, particularly Smith, Rollie and Ares in the Black Watch room and Ivy and Honey from Security.

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the crew are all very friendly and each time I come on board, it's like coming home. The welcome by all feels genuine. How the crew remember guests by name always amazes me, even if they have not seen you for a year or so. In particular I should like to mention Smith, Rolley and Aires who have s erved me either in the Ballandallach or the Black Watch room. They are always smartly turned out, polite and helpful. Ivy and Honey from Security are also very pleasant.

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Miss Wright (20/11/2018)

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Better hyigene in toilet and food areas

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Many places shut and not allowed access to places unless on a guided tour which takes away personal choice for passenger Not enough time in places needed more time to see everything eg Montreal and Qubec Lack of coummication between baggage handling reps on dockside and personal prebooked taxis services for return journey from Liverpool Disembarking should be as smooth as embarking as still part of holiday experience and a bad ending can spoil overall holiday experience

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Mr Lounds (14/11/2018)

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The staff and service was, as usual, of a very high standard. Always helpful and willing to go the extra mile.

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Mr Sandford (13/11/2018)

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Very good

Staff are friendly remember your name and helpful without being pushy

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Would have had 5 stars except in Quebec City it was overcrowded with several huge cruise ships the berth imeadiateley under the citadel was occupied by a large ship and we had to have a shuttle bus. The previous time June 2015 we stayed overnight

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Trusted Customer (13/11/2018)

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Mixed

One major complaint [letter forthcoming] and several plaudits. As Bridge players we always look forward to its provision on board however minimal. Compared with previous cruises the card room, more a corridor, reached a new low of crowded & oppressive playing conditions. We will be most reluctant to sail on Black Watch again. Other aspects were very good particularly the quality of the BW show group, the best we have seen & heard; other artistes of mixed quality: good, very good & poor.; speakers mixed but good or better. Dining standards were reasonable but seem to have declined. General decor of cabin & public areas mainly good and still reflecting last refit. We wondered whether 'red' sanitation arrangements were not excessive given the number affected but that could be the success of the steps taken. The Library was the poorest we have experienced with Fred. Complaints were made about a walking tour in Charlottetown but addressed on board with a reasonable compensation - full marks. If you can address the two clear deficiencies 'Average' rises to Good +

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Excellent itinerary subject only to the balance of an extra day here or there rather than stops at all the minor townships

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Mr Clausen (13/11/2018)

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Small ships and good service

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Great cruise and fine destiantion

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Trusted Customer (13/11/2018)

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The crew members were always polite, efficient, cheerful and approachable.

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The itinerary was good and enjoyable but I hadn't appreciated just how many sea days were involved which became a bit tedious especially when many on board activities were cancelled due to norovirus. The land excursions were good and gave an interesting insight into the eastern Canadian communities. Unfortunately the Fall as such had not really got going but that would be an impossible task to forecast accuratley

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Mr Allen (12/11/2018)

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No - I have already filled in a detailed questionnaire

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No - I have already filled in a detailed questionnaire

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Mrs Tipping (12/11/2018)

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The service and the staff were simply the best - skilled, professional and friendly.

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Some wonderful locations - a good mix of city and beautiful remote areas of Canada.

Canada in the Fall (W1821)

Mandy and Mike (11/11/2018)

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Fabulous cruise!

Probably the best staff on any cruise ship! Always friendly and happy to help. Ship was hit by norovirus towards the end of the cruise and although it caused a few inconveniences, it didn't spoil the holiday in any way. Staff were all asked to do extra duties and did so whilst maintaining their friendly attitudes.

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Good mix of small towns and big cities - although the smaller towns were our favourites. Canada experienced the same hot summer that we did, so the fall trees were not as spectacular as we had hoped - but what can you do about the weather!

Cruises to Canada

North American Waterways in the Fall, with New York

Departs: Southampton • Tue 29 Sep 2020
34 nights • Balmoral • L2026

Experience the seasonal scenic splendour of North America’s East Coast in the fall, with rare scenic cruising of size-restricted rivers and waterways and visits to remarkable cities in the US and Canada.
Admire autumn-coloured countryside scenes of red, yellow and brown woodlands as you sail the Cape Cod and Chesapeake & Delaware Canals; and enjoy a special journey along the Hudson River.
Sail by the Statue of Liberty and spend two days in New York, rich with world-famous attractions; visit Baltimore, gateway to Washington DC; immerse yourself in the natural beauty of Nova Scotia and Newfoundland; and much more.

From £4,999pp

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