Canada and New England cruise

Canada and New England cruise ports of call

Canada and New England cruise

The greatest appeal to this wine-producing region is the distinctive history and natural beauty that is unmistakable. The coastlines are rugged and you can see gorgeous mansion and seaside villages that makes the ports so charming beyond your expectations. Canada and New England offers opportunities for hiking, paddling, biking, whale watching and water rafting among others. Cruising to this region is best because of the many options you get when choosing a cruise line. Most of the major lines and small ship lines sail to this region. The best time to vacation in this region is normally from May to October. Unlike Alaska, the region is ideal for travelling with children for a family vacation. There are lots of kid friendly activities that are within walking distance to ports in Boston, Saint John and Halifax. You might want to consider taking a tour on the pink bus in Canada for a greater experience. Newport is a port of call known for its great mansions and the famous Cliff Walk. The 3.5-mile scenic path on cliff walk is great for pictures. Halifax in Nova Scotia has one of the most famous maritime museums has Titanic’s memorabilia such as Titanic’s only surviving desk chair. Boston has a great display of history. It has museums, parks, historic sights and galleries. Bar Harbor has an over 47000-acre National Park. The park has forested mountains, rocky shores and majestic cliffs. Quebec City offers historic sites and a taste of French. Just outside the city you can experience the Montmorency shores which are 275 feet high.