11 nights · 21. September - 2. October 2026 · Buchtonne → Montreal
11 nights aboard Silver Shadow from Cape Liberty near New York along the New England coast to Montreal. The voyage links the Manhattan skyline with the lighthouses of New England, the Indian summer in Canada and the Franco-Canadian atmosphere along the St Lawrence. You transit the Cape Cod Canal, visit Halifax and follow the Saguenay Fjord into the heart of Quebec.
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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.
Boston is the capital of Massachusetts and the cradle of American independence, site of the 1773 Boston Tea Party. The historic Freedom Trail links 16 revolutionary sites, and the nearby Harvard University in Cambridge ranks among the oldest universities in the Western Hemisphere.
On the rugged Atlantic coast of New England in the US state of Maine, this largest city of the state is known for its lobster fleet, Victorian brick warehouses in the Old Port and the 1791 Portland Head Light, one of the oldest lighthouses in the United States.
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.
Charlottetown is the capital of the Canadian province of Prince Edward Island on the Gulf of St. Lawrence and is considered the birthplace of the Canadian Confederation of 1867. In the elegant downtown of Victorian timber houses, Province House National Historic Site commemorates the famous Charlottetown Conference.
In the Canadian province of Quebec, Saguenay sits on the fjord of the same name, which empties into the St. Lawrence River. Steep wooded cliffs and beluga whales make the region a popular nature destination.
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.
Montréal combines European flair with North American energy. The old town Vieux-Montréal with the Notre-Dame Basilica, Mont Royal as the green lung, and the cosmopolitan food culture (Canadian smoked meat, French-Canadian patisserie) make Montréal unique.
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