Canada Cruise and Stay Holidays 2027 & 2028

With is narrow cobble-stoned streets and ancient building, Quebec is full of charm and a beautiful city to get lost in for a day. You'll be forgiven for thinking that you're in a European city with romantic touches worked into every building. Visit the historic area, known locally as Old Quebec where there are a collection stunning buildings dating back centuries. The area is also full of art, music, shopping and fine dining so there is plenty to do. For a break from the city, visit Montmorency Falls Park, home to a waterfall 1.5 times higher that Niagara Falls.

Charlottetown is the biggest town. There are plenty of landmarks to see including the Confederation Centre of The Arts, where you can enjoy historic art, and live theatre shows. The area has a long military history which can be celebrated at the Prince Edward Island Regiment Museum. Charlottetown is also home to a weekly art and famers market, boutique shops along Peake's Wharf and the gorgeous Victoria Park where you can simply sit and watch the world go by. Venture out to the rest of the island where you'll find beautiful green pastures and rolling hills as far as the eye can see.

Halifax is the capital of Nova Scotia and has a distinctly urban feel compared to its surrounding areas. Priding itself on fresh, locally sourced ingredients, Halifax has built a reputation for it's delicious cuisine. The many farmers markets all over the city are a true testament to how seriously they take their food. The beer and wine in Halifax is also of great importance due to the many wineries and breweries that surround the area. Once you've wined and dined, there are plenty of galleries to browse and shopping to indulge in, in this metropolitan hub.

Located in New Brunswick – St John is a popular port of call on a Canadian cruise. From here you can easily access the Bay Of Fundy. With the highest tides in the world, over 50 perfect beaches this is a great place for spotting humpback whales and getting the adrenaline going. For the real adventure seekers, take to waters on a speed boat, paddle out on a canoe or even zipline through the air. Tuck into some delicious seafood in the local restaurants before heading back to your cabin.

For the thrill seekers, there is plenty to do to keep your adrenaline high. From hiking through the national parks, rock climbing, rafting and kayaking. If watching professional sportsmen is more your thing, you might find a game of ice hockey happening in Quebec City

Whilst you may not have time to do it all, it's worth making a few stops on the Good Cheer Trail in Nova Scotia. Made up of over 50 producers of wine, beer and spirits, you'll enjoy the different communities and stories that go with every glass as you move around the trail.

This winter wonderland is home polar bears, humpback whales, beluga whales, artic foxes and caribou. If you're lucky, you might even spot a few of these stunning creatures from the balcony of your cabin! If not, it's worth taking a tour out on a smaller boat to spot some of these beauties in their natural habitat.

Canada has a rich cultural heritage with fantastic stories waiting to be heard. Learn about the Aboriginals with events, attractions and exhibitions held throughout the year. Visit the Museum Of Yukon history to learn about the 14 First Nations who call Yukon home.