Canada & New England cruises from $469
Zero booking fees on every Canada & New England sailing, plus perks like onboard credit, free excursions, and gift cards on select departures.
Best Canada & New England Cruise Prices by Line
Lighthouses, lobster shacks and fiery fall foliage make Canada and New England one of cruising’s most scenic coastlines. Compare real current prices from the major lines sailing the route, updated every day.
Princess
Classic, relaxed elegant cruising
From $739
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Norwegian
Freestyle cruising, dine anytime
From $469
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Holland America
Classic ships, Alaska heritage
From $1,284
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Cunard
Timeless ocean liner tradition
From $1,119
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Seabourn
Intimate ultra-luxury ships
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Oceania
Culinary-focused boutique cruising
From $4,999
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Best Time to Sail Canada & New England
The season runs from late spring into fall, and September and October are the marquee months, when the foliage turns and departures peak.
Popular Canada & New England Departure Ports
Real departure ports from our current inventory, with the most Canada & New England sailings today. Pick your closest port to see what’s sailing.
New England sailings from historic Boston Harbor
Sail straight from Manhattan
The UK's flagship cruise port
Mid-Atlantic departures close to home
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Canada & New England Itinerary Types
Classic New England harbors, the Canadian Maritimes, or a longer voyage that links them all. Pick your stretch of the coast.
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Frequently Asked Questions
September and October are the most popular weeks, when fall foliage lights up the coast. Late spring and summer sailings offer milder weather, whale watching and generally lower fares.
Most itineraries sail from New York City, Cape Liberty or Boston, heading north toward the Canadian Maritimes. Some longer voyages continue up the St. Lawrence to Quebec City or Montreal.
These itineraries call on Canadian ports, so travel documents are required. US citizens on roundtrip cruises from US ports can often use a passport card or other approved documents, but a passport book is the safest choice.
Typical itineraries run 7 to 10 nights, with shorter coastal getaways and longer voyages that combine the region with the St. Lawrence both available in season.
Layers are the key. Coastal weather in September and October swings from warm afternoons to chilly, breezy evenings on deck, so bring a warm jacket alongside everyday fall clothing.