Warm East Coast welcome

Ocean cruises along Canada’s East Coast will introduce travelers to beautiful shorelines, captivating cities, and natural wonders. Discover the enchanting bays, coves, inlets, and coastal ports that comprise the Maritime provinces of Prince Edward Island, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick. The other seafaring province with scattered populations settled along its shores is Newfoundland, known fondly as The Rock to many because of its rugged coasts.

Abundant wildlife

The scenery of the Atlantic provinces is home to many species of wildlife, which many travelers have the opportunity to observe in their natural habitats. A plethora or creatures such as puffins or seagulls, moose or caribou, and over 20 species of whales, porpoises, and dolphins call this region home.

Atlantic Coast attractions

There is no end of things to see and do in Eastern Canada. The spectacular circular drive known as the Cabot Trail brings thousands to northwest Cape Breton Island, Halifax boasts many historical sites and the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, and New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy offers a rare glimpse of tidal life. Prince Edward Island National Park may be modest in size but it is one of the country’s most popular destinations, drawing thousands to its red sandstone dunes and trails. A rich seafaring past is very much a part of Newfoundland’s rich cultural tapestry, with destinations such as Signal Hill National Historic Site in St. John’s and the early Norse settlement of L’Anse aux Meadows particularly popular. Canada Your Way specializes in tailoring voyages and flexible booking so travelers are welcome to extend cruise holidays with rail trips or extended cruises that originate or end in nearby New England destinations such as Boston, Massachusetts or Bar Harbour, Maine.