Oceania Cruises Canada / New England Cruises

Sailing on an Oceania Canada and New England cruise along U.S. Atlantic Coast will take you up the coast where the best seafood is served. Savor the succulent fresh lobster, clam chowder, and salmon of the region while learning how it's all caught and prepared from those who know it best. Marvel at the infamous mansions and lighthouses of Newport, or get a chuckle and smile when you view "tail-slapping" humpback whales in Bar Harbor, Maine. You'll experience a top-notch, carefully selected itinerary along with incredible service as you enjoy the fall foliage and more on a cruise to Canada and New England with Oceania Cruises.

Things to Do on a Canada and New England Cruise with Oceania

On an Oceania cruise to Canada and New England has everything from history to beautiful scenery, and is sure to be the vacation you've been dreaming of. Explore American Colonial history on a scenic walk down the trail Paul Revere rode during the American Revolution, or enjoy the colorful fall foliage of Canadian coastline. With cultural influences from all over the world, a cruise with Oceania to Canada and New England will delight your taste buds, eyes and need for relaxation. Below, you'll find some of our favorite activities to do in Canada and New England:

• Historic Walk and Brewery Tour (Halifax, Nova Scotia)
  Take a walk through historic Halifax, sampling beers hailing from Belgium, the UK, and brews made locally by one of the oldest breweries in North America, Nova Scotia Brewery.
   

• Freedom Trail Walk (Boston, Massachusetts)
  Literally walk your way through the founding of the United States on this trail, which encompasses the sites of critical events during the American Revolution and the final resting places of multiple founding fathers.
   

• Historic & Modern Quebec with Montmorency Falls (Quebec City, Canada)
  Enjoy a tour of historic Quebec before hiking your way to an incredible view: Montmorency Falls, a waterfall 90 feet higher than Niagara Falls.
   

• Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island (New York City, New York)
  In New York, you can see an iconic American monument in the Statue of Liberty, a gift from France completed in 1886. Following this, you'll explore Ellis Island, the gateway to America for many years, processing over 10 million immigrants.
   

• Puffin Watching Adventure (St. John's, Canada)
  It's a plane! It's a bird! It's a puffin! Or try nearly a half-million puffins! 95% of North American puffins breed here, so you're bound to see at least one on this relaxing coastal ferry ride.
   

• Malpeque Oyster Adventure (Charlottetown, Canada)
  Enjoy a picturesque drive to the fishing towns on Prince Edward Island, where the only thing better than the views are the freshly shucked Malpeque oysters.