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Experience
The country, seen from the water.
Overview
With three ocean coasts and the largest freshwater system on Earth, Canada is uniquely suited to cruise travel. Routes range from week-long Alaska Inside Passage sailings out of Vancouver to small-ship expedition voyages along the Northwest Passage.
The Alaska Inside Passage from Vancouver remains the most popular cruise route, with seven-day round trips passing Misty Fjords, the Tracy Arm glacier, and protected island channels rich with whales and eagles.
On the East Coast, Canada/New England itineraries connect Boston with Halifax, Charlottetown, Sydney, and Québec City. Expedition operators run small-ship voyages along the St. Lawrence, into the Saguenay Fjord, and increasingly through the Northwest Passage in the Canadian Arctic.
Signature moments
Three experiences that capture the heart of cruises travel in Canada.
Seven-day round trips past glaciers and protected island channels.
Small-ship expedition voyages with whale watching and historic ports.
Multi-day sailings between Toronto, Mackinac Island, and Duluth.
Where to experience it
Good to know
Practical answers from travellers and Canadian operators.
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