Canada cruises

Halifax is the principal city of Nova Scotia and one of the most dramatically indented coastlines in the world. For lovers of maritime history, a call at the cruise port Halifax will be one of the most memorable of a cruise around the Canadian Maritimes.

Quebec City is a living testimonial to the grace of Old Europe. Artists display their wares in its tree-lined squares and Europhiles can shop for fine antiques and savour fine coffee, croissants and La Vie Francais in Parisian-style pavement cafés.

Sydney is Nova Scotia’s third largest city and tours are readily available to soak up the very best of Mother Nature’s masterpieces. The city attracts countless visitors to its breathtakingly beautiful shoreline.

Head to the Annapolis Valleyand  sample some delicious wine. Afterwards visit  the ship building town of Wolfville which was once vote one of the best towns to live in Canada. The delightful town centre has a cosmopolitan feel with a variety of shops and al fresco cafés.

Discover Montreal, an exciting city of contrast and cultural diversity. Explore the historic old town and the Notre Dame Basilica, a vast structure of Gothic revival style architecture. Visit Montreal’s Underground City or Indoor City, a vast underground and indoor area housing a series of complexes that are all interconnected and includes hotels, shopping malls, banks, apartments and museums.

The Bras d'Or Lakes, in the region of Cape Breton, is one of the largest salt-water lakes in Canada and stretches out over 450 square miles. Cape Breton is the only place in North America where Gaelic is still spoken, a legacy of those who arrived here from the highlands of Scotland. You can visit the Highland Village, a living history museum and cultural centre that celebrates the Gaelic experience in Nova Scotia.