Holland America Line Canada / New England Cruises

Make your autumn a very special one with a Holland America Canada and New England cruise. Feast your eyes upon the one-of-a-kind fall foliage—a marvelous spectacle for you to remember forever. Trade stories and a few laughs with intriguing people in the buzzing marinas you will come across. Find a rich history and quirky culture in the historic villages of Canada. And of course, be sure to indulge on the lip-smacking seafood of the Northeast when you cruise to Canada and New England with Holland America Line.

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Signature Experiences in Canada & New England

Holland America Line's Signature Experiences are exclusive pre- or post-cruise events designed to immerse you in the rich cultures of Canada or New England. Signature Experiences are complimentary for guests booking a suite, and available for purchase to guests in other stateroom categories (only available in select ports). Follow the link below to learn more!

Holland America Signature Experiences in Canada & New England

Things to Do on a Canada & New England Cruise with Holland America Line

From the Freedom Trail in Boston to an inviting evening at a Sugar Shack in Quebec, a Holland America cruise to Canada and New England in the fall is a trip sure to enlighten and enchant.

• Freedom Trail (Boston, Massachusetts)
  Trace back the beginnings of America’s quest for independence on Boston’s Freedom Trail where you walk through the city with a guide visiting stops like the Boston Common, Paul Revere’s house and the Old North Church.
   

• An Evening at a Sugar Shack (Quebec City, Quebec)
  Experience the culture and traditions of maple syrup when you visit a sugar shack, the houses where the sap from maple trees gets boiled into sugar. Here you’ll enjoy a hearty meal and listen to performances by local musicians.
   

• Lobster Bake (Bar Harbor, Maine)
  Partake in Maine’s most treasured culinary tradition: fresh lobster, pulled from the water surrounding this Northern state. A lobster bake is like an outdoor picnic featuring this special ingredient.
   

• Reversing River Tides (St. John, New Brunswick)
  Where the St. John River meets the Bay of Fundy, the river actually reverses direction and flows up stream. You can visit this site by boat and see the rapids, whirlpools and waves this natural phenomenon creates.
   

• Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island (New York City, New York)
  Take a ferry out to visit the newly reopened Statue of Liberty, the iconic statue that served and still stands as a beacon of hope to people all around the globe. You can also visit Ellis Island where you’ll learn about immigration into the United States.
   

• Lighthouses of Prince Edward Island (Charlottetown, Canada)
  Explore the 50 lighthouses that dot the coasts of Prince Edward Island with a drive around the island. Many of these lighthouses were built in the 1800s and are beautifully painted and adorned.