13 nights · 4. October - 17. October 2026 · Montréal → New York
Thirteen days between the Belle Province and the Big Apple, from Montreal down the St Lawrence to New York. Your Ponant Classic sister ship for 184 guests links French-speaking Québec, maritime Canada and the historic east coast of the United States. Premium all-inclusive service, a marina platform and Zodiacs open up fjords, whale-watching grounds and colonial harbours. Between Tadoussac, Halifax and Newport you experience a rarely combined palette of North American nature and culture.
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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. The old town with its iconic Château Frontenac, cobbled lanes and French colonial flair is a UNESCO World Heritage site and regarded as the most European city on the continent.
Tadoussac sits in Canada's Québec where the deep Saguenay Fjord meets the Saint Lawrence River. It is regarded as one of the world's finest spots for watching belugas and blue whales.
At the easternmost tip of Quebec's Gaspésie peninsula where it meets the Gulf of St. Lawrence, this town is inseparable from Rocher Percé, an 88-metre limestone monolith pierced by a natural arch. Off the coast on Bonaventure Island nests one of the world's largest gannet colonies.
Cap-aux-Meules is the principal town and only deep-water port of the Magdalen Islands in the Canadian Gulf of Saint Lawrence, an archipelago belonging to the province of Quebec. The islands are famed for their red sandstone cliffs, endless dune beaches and a distinctive Acadian island culture.
Port town on the Atlantic coast of Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, Canada. The reconstructed 18th-century French Fortress of Louisbourg is the largest historical reconstruction in North America, with costumed interpreters.
Halifax is the capital of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia, on the Atlantic coast. The port town has one of the largest natural harbours in the world.
Yarmouth sits in the south-west of the Canadian province of Nova Scotia at the entrance to the Bay of Fundy. Victorian sea captains' houses and the nearby Acadian coast shape the town's character.
Boston is the capital of Massachusetts on the US Atlantic coast and, at over 380 years old, one of America's oldest cities. The Freedom Trail leads past 16 historic sites of the American Revolution, from Boston Common to the Bunker Hill Monument.
On the island of Martha's Vineyard in the US state of Massachusetts lies Oak Bluffs on the north-eastern Sound shore off Cape Cod. The Victorian gingerbread cottages of the former Methodist tent meeting with their colourful 19th-century wood carving are its most famous landmark, as is the oldest continuously operating carousel in the USA, the Flying Horses Carousel of 1876.
Newport sits on Aquidneck Island in the US state of Rhode Island on Narragansett Bay on the Atlantic coast. The harbour town is known for its Gilded Age mansions such as The Breakers along the Cliff Walk, for the Vanderbilts' Marble House and for an international sailing tradition as the long-time host of the America's Cup between 1930 and 1983.
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