14 nights · 13. February - 27. February 2027 · Montréal → Montréal
Two weeks in the Saint Lawrence at the heart of winter. From Montreal, Le Commandant Charcot moves downriver through ice that has shaped Canadian history since the first European voyages. Quebec City, the Saguenay River, Sept-Îles, the Gulf of Saint Lawrence in their winter form - landscapes that summer travellers never see, and which most ships cannot reach at this time of year.
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Montréal combines European flair with North American energy …
High above the St. Lawrence River in the Canadian province of the same name, this historic capital reigns as the only city in North America with intact fortified walls …
District of Saguenay in the Canadian province of Quebec, set picturesquely at the end of the deep Saguenay Fjord …
Gaspé lies at the tip of the Gaspésie peninsula in the Canadian province of Quebec …
Corner Brook, with around 20,000 inhabitants, is the largest town in western Newfoundland and lies at the head of the Humber Arm fjord …
On the north shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence in Quebec, Sept-Îles sits on a bay sheltered by seven offshore islands …
Montréal combines European flair with North American energy …
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