Canada & New England

You won’t struggle to find a dish to satisfy your tastebuds in Canada or New England which are both renowned for their incredible seafood. Vancouver boasts incredible King Salmon and West Coast Oysters, Nanaimo is home to some of the best Sushi outside of Japan itself, and Boston boasts a Clam chowder that is truly delicious. If you find yourself in New Port, make sure you try its famous lobster rolls, or for those who prefer a hearty meat dish then you’re in luck as cities such as New Jersey which feature some of the most incredible hoagies and hotdogs. While you’re in Canada make sure you sample some of the staples such as Poutine or a famous Tim Hortons donut. You should also make sure you grab a bottle of authentic maple syrup to take home!

Foodies will be wowed by Boston’s incredible food and beer tours, taking you around the hottest dining spots in the city. Beer lovers will be impressed with Quebec’s thriving craft brewery scene, with plenty of trendy bars and restaurants offering a diverse range of locally brewed beverages.

Due to its size, the east and west of Canada experience different temperatures year-round, but overall, the best time to visit would be during the Autumn season, between September and November. Temperatures reach average highs of 15? and most of the more popular activities are in swing, such as the pumpkin, apple and wine festivals. The autumn landscape of Canada is a sight to behold, with beautiful red maple leaves creating a stunning backdrop.
For sun lovers, Canada does experience warmer weather, between July and August, where temperatures can reach average highs of 25?.
The best time to visit New England is during the summer months, between June and August, where temperatures can reach average highs of 30?, which is ideal for sailing, island hopping or hitting the various theme parks. For holidaymakers seeking a more exploratory holiday, the autumn months between September and November are perfect, and a great time to enjoy a number of festivities and celebrations, including Columbus Day.      

A cruise holiday around Canada and New England promises to be one filled with adventure and excitement at every port. History lovers will marvel at the perfectly preserved Old Quebec district or at the Place Royale, where Quebec was officially founded. Visit the John Fisher Memorial Museum in New Brunswick, tour the beautiful Adams National Historic Park in Boston and admire the gorgeous Marble House in New Port. You’ll find a wealth of history tours in nearly every destination, guiding you through the rich tapestry of time.
Art lovers will feel right at home in cities such as Portland, which boasts a beautiful art museum and the famous Powell’s City of Books, a bookshop that spans an entire city block. Boston is home to the art of Banksy in Harvard square, alongside several other beautiful exhibitions throughout the city.
There’s no shortage of attractions to delight thrill seekers and explorers during a Canada and New England cruise. The Atlantic Splash Adventure water park in Halifax is a great family day out, while the Joan of Arc garden in Quebec City provides a scenic backdrop for a peaceful stroll. New Port and Halifax are home to a range of golf courses tailored to players of all skill levels, while Saint John New Brunswick and Nanaimo offer a multitude of water sports including kayaking, sailing, and fishing.