CRUISES

You can now just go about anywhere on a cruise, but cruising in and around the waters of Canada, whether it be along the Pacific Coast up to Alaska or down the St. Lawrence River to Quebec City, it is certainly a unique experience that combines the great seafaring traditions, with some of the most spectacular scenery in the world and the best of local hospitality.

The opportunity to visit extremely interesting and unusual locales is one of the most appealing aspects of cruising and while you'll probably encounter the unfamiliar, a little patience and courtesy makes it all the more easier and fun. In and around the waters of Canada, there are two types of cruise options that we have available. From the traditional and more luxurious style of cruise ship, operated by major international cruise lines to the smaller expedition type of cruise ship, limited usually to specialised companies operating selected departures.

There is a cruise somewhere in the world to satisfy almost every travel desire and the cruise industry has certainly evolved considerably from its early days, when the bulk of sailings were transatlantic crossings and a few Caribbean itineraries and passengers were almost exclusively the retired, moneyed set. Now, there are itineraries the world over to satisfy a wide range of travel dreams, with ports of call in such locations as Papua New Guinea, South Africa, Guatemala and the Pitcairn Islands..