The Great Lakes

Great Lakes Itineraries

The Great Lakes

On this unique itinerary, which sails between American and Canadian ports, travelers will thrill to the thundering of Niagara Falls, witness Native American culture on Manitoulin Island, enjoy Mackinac Island’s bygone Victorian charms and revel in the pristine beauty of the Keweenaw Penisula, one of North America’s most unspoiled regions. A highlight of our voyage will be transiting the many scenic waterways and locks that connect the Great Lakes as we sail the vast expanse between Lake Ontario and the western shores of Lake Superior. More...

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Canada's Historic Cities and Waterways

On this voyage we’ve combined the scenic beauty and natural wonder of some of Atlantic Canada’s most dramatic waterways with visits to historic cities that beguile visitors with their old world influences and French charm. More...

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Canada's Maritime Provinces: A Fall Foliage Voyage

This adventure begins in the handsome metropolis of Toronto, where we embark Clelia II and set forth across Lake Ontario to enter the historic St. Lawrence Seaway, en route to Montreal and Quebec City, each with their ineffable French influences. From the Saguenay River and the Gaspe Peninsula, where Jacques Cartier staked out Canada for France, continue to the inviting shores of Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, with their well-preserved towns and pristine countryside. This remarkable passage culminates in the historic port of Halifax. More...

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