Canadian Cruise

[oceanangel76]

Please let me know the best Candian cruise leaving from Port Liberty or NYC

[LisaP]

Welcome to cruise-chat. I've enjoyed all of our Eastern Canada cruises, ranging from 4-nighters to Halifax from NYC to 10-nighters to Quebec City from Boston. IMO, the ones that include a stop in Quebec City are the most interesting as they include a wide variety of scenery and attractions. There's nothing like cruising down the St. Lawrence. In general, the more ports the better. Is Royal Caribbean a must? And, what time of year are you considering?

[cousins]

We did a 9 night one (I think) we went the day prior stayed at the Sheraton (spent the day seeing Ellis Is/Statue of Lib) We went on Explore of the Seas Mystic Seaport in Conn was great, Nova Scotia excellent, Bar Harbor Maine BEAUTIFUL (acadia Bus trip/Jordon Pond lunch)Portland Maine small Lover's Cruise/lobster rolls/toured a victorian home? Boston walked the Red Brick Line seeing the old history mingled in with the new... It was too foggy to get in to ST Johns though....love this trip we went in the fall saw our first apple trees! Although, we did not realize that at 50 years old we'd be the youngest on the ship! But it was still a great cruise!

[oceanangel76]

considering early september and RC is not a must but the 9 day one looked like the best value. Want to leave from NYC or Bayonne

[mac91360]

Canada is on our list of must do's. Just need to decide when.

Mark

[cousins]

We went the last week of sept/first part of Oct...to see the seasons...we're from FL...it was awesome weather!

[oceanangel76]

Thanks for you posts I just booked the 9 day RC for 9/2/10 to 9/11/10 Can't wait!!

[penny3333]

Congratulations on your booking! You don't have long to wait, now!

[Jill SC]

Weather should still be good, but you will be too early for colour.

[oceanangel76]

I am in PA so I know it wouldn't be good for foilage. Anyone do any excursions?