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Canadian Maritimes & St. Lawrence Seaway Cruise

Canadian Maritimes & St. Lawrence Seaway Cruise

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This amazing 15-night cruise explores the most magnificent regions of Canada and Maine. Peruse the charming town of Eastport, before being treated to a delicious lobster dinner pulled fresh from the ocean and drizzled with butter and all the trimmings. Explore Lunenburg and admire the brightly painted buildings that embellish its scenic waterfront.
When on Prince Edward Island, let our local expert guide you through Green Gables, the setting for the popular novel, Anne of Green Gables. Be awed as you cruise the St. Lawrence Seaway sailing through the Thousand Islands adorned with stately mansions, fairytale castles, and historic lighthouses.
Discover the charming village of Percé and view the famous Percé Rock. Cruise into scenic Saguenay Fjord and feel the immensity of the forest-lined cliffs on either side of you. Before ending this captivating journey, enjoy the European old-world charm as you cruise to Quebec City and Old Montreal.

Trip Name
Canadian Maritimes & St. Lawrence Seaway Cruise
Days
16
Overview
Vessel Type: Small Ship Length: 105 m Passenger Capacity: 210 Built: 2014 Cruise in unparalleled comfort aboard the Pearl Mist Cruise Ship, accommodating up to 210 guests, as you journey to the most captivating destinations. Every corner of the Pearl Mist ship, from the staterooms and suites to the lounges and dining areas, has undergone a stunning transformation. Expect fresh color palettes, luxurious textiles, new furniture and carpets, and captivating regionally inspired artwork. Every space aboard the ship has been completely reimagined, incorporating themes that expertly highlight the local historical, cultural, and geographical influences characteristic to the regions Pearl Mist sails. Furnishings throughout the ship are elegant and comfortable with a variety of spacious lounges to fit every mood – from the quiet library to the social atmosphere of the Atlantic Lounge. The Pearl Mist also features open sun decks, a fitness area, and a glass-enclosed dining room offering panoramic views. Pearl Mist Amenities and FeaturesCOMPLIMENTARY WI-FIELEVATOR ACCESS TO ALL STATEROOM DECKS OF THE SHIPMANY LOUNGES OFFER AN ATMOSPHERE FOR EVERY MOODGRAND DINING ROOM ACCOMMODATES ALL GUESTS TOGETHEROPEN-AIR EXERCISE AREA WITH VIEWS OF PASSING SCENERYSATELLITE TV AND DVD PLAYER IN ALL STATEROOMSSPACIOUS STATEROOMS ARE THE LARGEST ON ANY CRUISE SHIPFULL-SIZE PRIVATE BATHROOMS WITH A FULL SET OF AMENITIESPRIVATE BALCONIESTWICE DAILY STATEROOM SERVICEINDIVIDUAL CLIMATE CONTROLEVENING ENTERTAINMENT FOCUSES ON MUSIC AND HISTORYCOMPLIMENTARY COCKTAIL HOUR EACH EVENINGONBOARD HISTORIANS AND NATURALISTSCULINARY PROGRAM FEATURING LOCALLY SOURCED INGREDIENTSPERSONALIZED SERVICE

Itinerary



Day 1 - Day 1 Portland, ME
Overlooking Casco Bay, Portland is home to a wealth of historical and architectural treasures with a rich nautical heritage which has been preserved for centuries. Big city excitement blends delightfully with small-town charm, as fishing vessels bustle in the harbor and Victorian-era buildings still line cobblestone streets.
Day 2 - Day 2 Eastport, ME
An island located between Cobscook Bay and Passamaquoddy Bay, Eastport is a scenic and largely undiscovered treasure with a population of less than 2,000. Though small in size, Eastport has the deepest port on the East Coast and was once the center of the Atlantic Seaboard sardine-caning industry. Today, Eastport is home to an eclectic creative community of artists, writers, and filmmakers who live and work there. Explore the idyllic downtown of Moose Island and enjoy this tranquil area of Eastport, unencumbered by crowds.
Day 3 - Day 3 Lunenburg, NS
Lunenburg was the first British Colonial settlement in Nova Scotia and remains one of its most historic and charming villages. Many of the downtown buildings possess a distinctive style with ornamental brackets and towers which complement their brightly painted designs. A growing number of art galleries and crafts shops also make for a rewarding browsing experience. The picturesque Lunenburg waterfront is the home of the world-class Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic, with aquarium exhibits and a replica of Bluenose, Canada’s most- recognized and most-storied ship.
Day 4 - Day 4 Halifax, NS
Nova Scotia’s capital is a historic community that still shows a striking resemblance to the Halifax of the 1800s when it was a key naval station in the British Empire. The Halifax Citadel, a military bastion that has been standing for over 250 years, was restored and is still active. The Maritime Museum of the Atlantic on the waterfront celebrates the colorful history of Samuel Cunard, a Nova Scotia native who became a Canadian shipping magnate and founded a successful steamship company. A highlight of the city is Spring Garden Road, a lively neighborhood with intriguing boutiques in a subtly Bohemian setting.
Day 5 - Day 5 Day of Cruising
Today is a day to truly relax without a care in the world. Revel in the bliss of the scenery that surrounds you from your private balcony. Enjoy fascinating enrichment presentations and festive onboard activities. Savor fine meals and cocktails. Relax in one of the many spacious lounges or enjoy a gentle breeze on the sun deck as you read a book or chat with new friends.
Day 6 - Day 6 Charlottetown, PEI
The pastoral Prince Edward Island is known for its world famous lush golf courses and sandy beaches. Explore Green Gables, an old farmhouse immortalized in Lucy Maud Montgomery’s cherished 1908 novel, Anne of Green Gables, high among the list of favorite places to visit. The true architectural jewel of downtown Charlottetown is the majestic St. Dunstan’s Basilica. Adorned by three copper spires visible virtually anywhere in the city, the church adds to the Victorian splendor of the downtown core.
Day 7 - Day 7 Îles de la Madeleine, QC
Spend the day in this remote archipelago on some of the most spectacular secluded beaches in North America. Located in the geographical center of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, the Isles are made up of about a dozen islands, six of which are linked by sand dunes. Highlights of the area include beautiful red cliffs, rolling hills, 180 miles of honey-colored sand, and the brightly colored fishermen’s houses which dot the landscape.
Day 8 - Day 8 Gaspé, QC / Percé, QC
The deep water port of Gaspé is notable for having been the first stop of Jacques Cartier to claim the land for France which is why it is often referred to as the “Birthplace of Canada.” The town is proud to have a magnificent stretch of water in Gaspé Bay, which is considered to be the second largest natural bay in the world. Visit the picturesque Percé, a charming village which also borders Percé Rock, the dominant natural feature of the area.
Day 9 - Day 9 Baie-Comeau, QC
Located in the Manicouagana Peninsula on the St. Lawrence Estuary, Baie-Comeau is rich in sandy beaches with picturesque views of the archipelago of islands that are inhabited by harbor seals and various species of seabirds. Explore its natural wonders and fall in love with the magnificent backdrop of clear waters and the wild beauty of boreal forests.
Day 10 - Day 10 Saguenay, QC
The villages along the Saguenay can be reached by road, but the best way to experience this magnificent waterway is by boat. One of the most popular whale watching spots is where the St. Lawrence River meets the Saguenay Fjord. The thriving natural conditions here support a permanent colony of a thousand or more whales. Beautiful views of the length of the fjord are found at Cap Trinite, a cliff that rises above the channel with a 33-foot statue of the Virgin Mary surveying the scenery from the lowest ledge.
Day 11 - Day 11 Québec City, QC
Québec City is nestled beside the majestic St. Lawrence River, where enchanting old stone houses cozy up to great religious institutions built from the same stone. The old city is a sheer delight for history buffs with a diversity of architectural styles reminiscent of those in England and France. Walk along the streets of Old Québec, and enjoy the magnificent churches, fragrant gardens, and chic boutiques.
Day 12 - Day 12 Montreal, QC
Montreal, known for its dynamic cultural scene, is the second-largest French-speaking city in the world and the most bilingual city in North America. Appointed a UNESCO City of Design in 2006, the city features a diversity of architecture, from 18th century Victorian-style stone buildings to modern, ultra-sleek skyscrapers. Visit Mont Royal (the “mountain”), a park which towers high above the city, before heading downtown to explore elegant boutiques, department stores, and shopping complexes.  Discover Old Montreal, an area that displays some of North America’s most remarkable architecture with a concentration of 17th, 18th, and 19th-century buildings.
Day 13 - Day 13 Cruising the Thousand Islands
As we journey to Kingston, witness breathtaking views of the region’s scenic landscapes as you relax on the sun deck of the Pearl Mist. Enjoy our award-winning onboard enrichment programs presented by the area’s finest historians, naturalists, and entertainers.
Day 14 - Day 14 Kingston, ON
Home to Ontario's oldest public market, Kingston is a walkable city, where hidden alleyways showcase antique markets and quaint restaurant patios. Spend time perusing one of the many art galleries of the city, including the Agnes Etherington Art Center, featuring collections of modern and historic works of art. If you’re a lover of the outdoors, you can plan an afternoon at the Marshlands Conservation Area, located in Kingston’s west end. Enjoy fresh air, tranquil sounds, and any wildlife you might spot along the way as you walk the Rideau Trail. Kingston also hosts a variety of wineries, where you can part in tastings.
Day 15 - Day 15 Toronto, ON
Explore Toronto, first established as a Native American settlement and French fur trading post and now a vibrant metropolitan area. Within its impressive skyline, there are several cultural hotspots including art galleries, museums, and performance centers. Shoppers will delight in Queen Street West, where chic boutiques replaced this old warehouse area and Kensington Street, where retro-style abounds.
Day 16 - Day 16 Toronto, ON
Enjoy breakfast on board, before departing the ship. As you journey home, reflect upon your incredible voyage along the Canadian Maritimes and the St. Lawrence Seaway and the friends you made along the way.
Day 17 - Please note:
Itineraries are subject to change. 

Trip Dates

StartEndPrice FromRoom Type
08-05-202523-05-2025USD $11,070Category G
08-05-202523-05-2025USD $11,660Category H
08-05-202523-05-2025USD $13,580Category K
08-05-202523-05-2025USD $14,190Category L
08-05-202523-05-2025USD $16,950Category SGB
08-05-202523-05-2025USD $17,500Category R
07-05-202622-05-2026USD $16,950Category SGB
07-05-202622-05-2026USD $17,500Category R
07-05-202622-05-2026USD $11,070Category G
07-05-202622-05-2026USD $11,660Category H
07-05-202622-05-2026USD $13,580Category K
07-05-202622-05-2026USD $14,190Category L

Inclusions

    • Explore the stunning landscapes of Canada and the scenic shores of Maine on this epic 15-night cruise.
    • From the breathtaking beauty of Acadia National Park to the historic city of Montreal, experience the rich culture and natural splendor of this captivating region as you cruise in perfect comfort aboard the Pearl Mist.

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