CANADA & NEW ENGLAND

Departures

One of North America’s newest destinations is fast becoming one of its most popular cruise destinations. The waters of Atlantic Canada offer much to the cruise enthusiast especially during the fall colour season.

This voyage begins in the historic centre of Old Montreal, where you have opportunities to extend your holiday. The journey begins with a visit to magical Quebec, the only walled city in North America. Marvel at the awe inspiring beauty of the Saguenay Fjord, with its shear cliffs and tranquil waters, the mighty St Lawrence and the breathtaking beauty of the Gaspe. Marvel at the red fields of PEI and the charms of Anne of Green Gables when we visit Charlottetown, PEI. Explore the beauty of the Cabot Trail or discover the history of the Fortress of Louisburg from Sydney while Halifax with its magnificent harbour and dominating fort will charm all visitors. Cruise into the Bay of Fundy, with its huge tides and take a side trip to St Andrews by the sea and enjoy the rustic charms of Bar Harbor before relaxing with three wonderful days at sea en route to Florida.

Enjoy the pampered luxury of Holland America Line, repeatedly voted the World's Best Cruise Value, as we sail on the beautiful ms Maasdam. Spacious cabins, gracious public rooms, the warm friendly service of the ship's staff, up to five meals daily, gala entertainment and so much more awaits us.

Join us as we discover this scenic wonderland enjoying exceptional value with our all-inclusive group rates.

Call today and enjoy the best quality and value to Atlantic Canada & New England.

Itinerary

Sat, Oct 9: MONTREAL, Quebec
Embark / Sail 5:00pm

Sun, Oct 10: QUEBEC CITY, Quebec
Arrive 7:00am / Sail 5:00pm

Mon, Oct 11: Scenic Cruise Saguenay Fjord
SAGUENAY, Quebec
Arrive 10:00am / Sail 8:00pm

Tue, Oct 12: BAIE-COMEAU, Quebec
Arrive 8:00am / Sail 5:00pm

Wed, Oct 13: GASPE, Quebec
Arrive 7:00am / Sail 2:00pm

Thu, Oct 14: CHARLOTTETOWN, PEI
Arrive 9:00am / Sail 5:00pm

Fri, Oct 15: SYDNEY, Nova Scotia
Arrive 8:00am / Sail 4:00pm

Sat, Oct 16: HALIFAX, Nova Scotia
Arrive 8:00am / Sail 4:00pm

Sun, Oct 17: SAINT JOHN, New Brunswick
Arrive 11:00am / Sail 8:00pm

Mon, Oct 18: BAR HARBOR, Maine
Arrive 8:00am / Sail 5:00pm

Tue, Oct 19: AT SEA

Wed, Oct 20: AT SEA

Thu, Oct 21: AT SEA

Fri, Oct 22: FT LAUDERDALE / CANADA
Disembark / Fly home

PORTS OF CALL

° Canada's most cosmopolitan city - a truly unique blend of English and French. In Old Montreal, you can stroll along cobblestone streets lined by ancient stone houses or you can visit the site of Expo '67 and enjoy the view from the heights of Mount Royal.

° North America's only walled city, Québec overlooks the first narrows of the St Lawrence. Wander the narrow streets of the Old City, climb the ramparts, stroll across the Plains of Abraham and people watch along the Boardwalk.

° This majestic waterway that delivered explorer Jacques Cartier to indigenous Canadians in 1524, offers magnificent landscapes along its banks. Watch for the famous white Beluga whales as we sail the St Lawrence River.

° Baie-Comeau is beautifully located on the banks of the Mancouagan and Saint Lawrence Rivers. Stroll along the lovely quartier Sainte-Amélie and visit the new Centré Boréal, a fascinating Glacier Centre where visitors can walk through a manmade glacier.

° Nestled in a rugged coastline dotted with tiny fishing villages and lighthouses, Gaspé lies in the shadow of the Chic-Choc Mountains. With more than 800 square miles of preserved parks, its natural beauty and abundant wildlife is astounding. Visit Percé Rock and watch as this geologic wonder changes color in the transiting sun.

° Quaint and historic, stroll the tree-lined streets of Victoria centre and see Confederation Place; visit the shops of Peakes Quay; cross the rolling countryside to the home of Anne of Green Gables and the sparkling white sands of the north shore.

° A hundred thousand Gaelic welcomes await you in Nova Scotia, Latin for "New Scotland." There are highland villages to visit, the scenic Cabot Trail to explore, golden inland seas to sail and the Fortress of Louisbourg to inspect.

° Surrounded by one of North America's best harbours, Halifax's delightful setting offers much to the visitor - the Citadel and the Historic Properties, picturesque Peggy's Cove or the beautiful fishing village of Lunenburg, designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO

° How does a river run backwards? Find out as you watch the phenomenon of the "Reversing" Falls Rapids, created by powerful high tides of the Bay of Fundy. Other attractions: Loyalist House Museum, commemorating the Loyalists who founded the city, and the lively Old City Market (circa 1876).

° Enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this artist’s paradise, with its breathtaking coastal scenery. Visit the natural beauty of the 35,000 acres of Acadia National Park. Sail along the coast in search of the world’s largest mammal on a whale watching expedition.

° There is an abundance of things to see and do in the Ft. Lauderdale area: from Ft. Lauderdale Beach and cafes, stroll the historic Riverwalk. By advance arrangement members can extend their cruise with a stay in the seaside resort.

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Above prices are per person based on sharing the cabin category chosen and include all the applicable Inclusive Features. Cruise only price is based on joining at the pier in Montreal and leaving at the pier in Ft. Lauderdale.
See Deck Plan for full details on various categories available.

Single passengers can book to share on the cruise in categories ‘K’ (inside) or ‘E’ (outside) at special twin rates or pay a single supplement of 50% of the cruise only in any cabin category, excluding deluxe cabins. Many cabins can accommodate 3 or 4 people. Bedding in all cabins can be either twin beds or large queen bed.

Add an airfare to your selected cruise category

*Members from this gateway may receive an overnight hotel stay en route to cruise in lieu of transfers in Canada.
Airfares from other cities are available on request. Airfares include the current cost for flights, all related taxes and fees, insurance coverage, airport transfers in Ft. Lauderdale plus airport transfers in Canada or equivalent value. Airfares are subject to change and will be confirmed prior to final payment.

Shore excursions are not included in your cruise cost, allowing you the freedom to choose from the optional tours that will be offered in each port. Excursions will be available for purchase through the cruise line. Full details on cost, etc, will be available online. Our escort will accompany this cruise with a minimum of twenty members travelling.

CT RATING ONE – this cruise is suitable to all passengers who meet our basic criteria for group travel. Members should be aware that optional excursions will often involve travel in remote regions under difficult conditions.

Your cruise price and deposit includes comprehensive insurance ($195 - $285 per person) for passengers under 86 years of age at time of travel. Cancellations of any booking prior to June 30, 2010 will be subject to an Administration Fee of $50pp – this fee will not be covered by our insurance. Insurance coverage will begin on the above date and will cover penalties from that date forward. Contact our office for full details. Final payment will be due on July 20, 2010.

Inclusive Features

To enroll on this tour simply complete our online enrollment form or alternatively complete the enrollment form found at the back of our brochure and return it with your deposit of $1000 per person to Craig Travel's office.