Oceania Cruises U. S. Atlantic Coast 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 an East Coast Cruise with Oceania Cruises

The East Coast of North America is jam packed with history, from the start of the American Revolution in Boston to the height of Southern living in Charleston. See it all from Montreal to Miami on a U.S. Atlantic Coast cruise with Oceania Cruises - you’ll find lots of places to explore and stories to uncover. Featured below are some of the best ways to spend your time when cruising the U.S. Atlantic Coast with Oceania Cruises:

• The Ghosts of Charleston (Charleston, South Carolina)
  Get ready for a little scare as you tour the streets of Charleston at night. On this tour you’ll learn about some of the darker moments in this town’s incredibly rich history. Along the way you’ll see some of the city’s most famous spots and learn about its people.
   

• Beaupre Coast, St. Anne Canyon and Winery (Quebec City, Montreal)
  The Beaupre Coast is something to behold. On this excursion you’ll get great views as you ride along the St. Anne du Nord River and walk over a suspension bridge. Then you’ll have a drink at a local vineyard and learn about the challenges of growing grapes in Quebec.
   

• Central Park and The Met (New York City, New York)
  Enter the park near ‘Strawberry Fields’ – a section of Central Park devoted to John Lennon – to begin your exploration of this 843 acre New York gem, perhaps the world’s most famous park. Then you’ll have 2.5 hours to explore the Metropolitan Museum of Art, which has more than 2 million works of art in its collection.
   

• Gilded Age Walking Tour (Bar Harbor, Maine)
  Bar Harbor was a very exclusive neighborhood, home to the Carnegies, Rockefellers, Vanderbilts and Astors. You’ll walk through their town and see where John Philip Sousa performed his marches, view some beautiful Victorian mansions and hear stories of Bar Harbor’s past.
   

• St. George Scenic Sail, Swim and Snorkel (St. George, Bermuda)
  Bask in the sunshine of Bermuda when you circumnavigate St. George’s Island on a sailboat while your captain explains the island’s history. You’ll stop at a lagoon where you can snorkel or swim, or just enjoy the views of Bermuda from the ship.
   

• Historic Boston and Cambridge (Boston, Massachusetts)
  See the highlights of Boston, from the tiny streets packed with Italian restaurants in the North End to the main shopping district, Newbury Street. You’ll visit the Old North Church and then drive to Cambridge to walk Harvard University’s campus.