Canada & New England cruises

Flynn Cruiseport Boston places travelers near the heart of a city renowned for American history and vibrant waterfront culture. Visitors can walk the iconic Freedom Trail to explore historic landmarks or enjoy fresh seafood at Quincy Market.

Charlottetown offers maritime charm and historic beauty on the shores of Prince Edward Island. Passengers can explore Victorian architecture, walk the scenic waterfront boardwalk, and savor famous local seafood.

Nestled along the Bay of Fundy, Eastport is the easternmost city in the United States and offers historic waterfront charm. Passengers can stroll through the downtown district, sample local seafood, and enjoy scenic views across Passamaquoddy Bay.

Halifax is the vibrant capital of Nova Scotia, situated along one of the world's largest natural harbors. Visitors can stroll the scenic waterfront boardwalk, explore maritime history, and visit the historic hilltop Citadel.

Newport is a charming coastal New England destination renowned for its stunning 19th-century Gilded Age mansions and rich maritime history. Cruise passengers tendering into the harbor can enjoy scenic coastal walks, historic downtown shopping, and classic seaside ambiance.

Nestled along the deep waters of the Saguenay Fjord, the port borough of La Baie welcomes cruise ships with dramatic cliff scenery and French-Canadian hospitality. Passengers can easily walk from the docking area into a charming village filled with local boutiques and maritime history.

Positioned along the dramatic tides of the Bay of Fundy, Saint John features a historic port area filled with Victorian architecture and rugged maritime heritage. Cruise passengers can walk straight from the ship into the vibrant uptown district and nearby public markets.

Bar Harbor is a classic New England coastal village that serves as the gateway to Acadia National Park. Cruise guests tender into town to enjoy seaside walks, fresh lobster, and panoramic mountain views.

Flynn Cruiseport Boston places travelers near the heart of a city renowned for American history and vibrant waterfront culture. Visitors can walk the iconic Freedom Trail to explore historic landmarks or enjoy fresh seafood at Quincy Market.

Charlottetown offers maritime charm and historic beauty on the shores of Prince Edward Island. Passengers can explore Victorian architecture, walk the scenic waterfront boardwalk, and savor famous local seafood.

Nestled along the Bay of Fundy, Eastport is the easternmost city in the United States and offers historic waterfront charm. Passengers can stroll through the downtown district, sample local seafood, and enjoy scenic views across Passamaquoddy Bay.

Halifax is the vibrant capital of Nova Scotia, situated along one of the world's largest natural harbors. Visitors can stroll the scenic waterfront boardwalk, explore maritime history, and visit the historic hilltop Citadel.

Newport is a charming coastal New England destination renowned for its stunning 19th-century Gilded Age mansions and rich maritime history. Cruise passengers tendering into the harbor can enjoy scenic coastal walks, historic downtown shopping, and classic seaside ambiance.

Portland is a picturesque coastal city featuring a historic Old Port district with cobblestone streets and working waterfront piers. Visitors can sample world-class seafood, tour iconic lighthouses, and explore artisan boutiques.

Portland combines a bustling historic waterfront with a thriving culinary scene centered around fresh local seafood. Cruise ships dock within walking distance of the historic Old Port district, famous for its cobblestone streets and artisan shops.

Perched along the Saint Lawrence River, Québec City enchants visitors with its European charm and centuries-old fortifications. The historic district features picturesque cobblestone streets, historic architecture, and magnificent views from Upper Town.

Nestled along the deep waters of the Saguenay Fjord, the port borough of La Baie welcomes cruise ships with dramatic cliff scenery and French-Canadian hospitality. Passengers can easily walk from the docking area into a charming village filled with local boutiques and maritime history.

Positioned along the dramatic tides of the Bay of Fundy, Saint John features a historic port area filled with Victorian architecture and rugged maritime heritage. Cruise passengers can walk straight from the ship into the vibrant uptown district and nearby public markets.

Located on Cape Breton Island, Sydney welcomes visitors with a rich multicultural heritage rooted in Scottish, Acadian, and First Nations traditions. The cruise terminal is steps away from the waterfront and the world's largest fiddle monument.