Embark on a 12-day cruise from Quebec City to Portland aboard Victory II. Begin with an overnight stay in Quebec City, exploring Old Quebec and the St. Lawrence River before embarkation. Sail to Saguenay and cruise the Saguenay Fjord, then continue to Baie-Comeau and Gaspe, including access to Forillon National Park and views of Percé Rock. Cross the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, with time to explore local historic sites and coastal landscapes. Transit the Strait of Canso and call in Halifax, Nova Scotia, with visits to the Halifax Citadel and Maritime Museum of the Atlantic. Conclude in Portland, Maine, near Portland Head Light and the Old Port district.
Highlights
Explore Quebec City Old Quebec streets and St Lawrence River views
Discover Baie-Comeau waterfront and forests along Quebec Cote-Nord region
Visit Portsmouth New Hampshire colonial architecture and coastal heritage
Sail scenic Strait of Canso between Nova Scotia and Cape Breton
Activity options vary depending on destination and operator. Activity level is determined by the range and intensity of activities you choose to participate in. Discuss with your Trip Planner which options are best for you.
Begin the trip with an overnight stay in Quebec City. Walk through the cobblestone streets of Old Quebec, visit Terrasse Dufferin for views of the St. Lawrence River, and dine at a local restaurant serving French-Canadian cuisine.
Board the ship at the Old Port in Quebec City. Depart along the St. Lawrence River with views of Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac overlooking the cliffs above the city.
Nestled at the head of the majestic Saguenay Fjord, Saguenay offers dramatic landscapes shaped by towering cliffs and deep waters. The region is known for its stunning natural beauty, charming villages, and rich Quebecois culture. Visitors can explore the scenic fjord, visit local museums and artisan shops, or enjoy outdoor adventures while taking in one of Canada’s most breathtaking waterways.
Located on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River, Baie-Comeau offers a unique blend of dramatic natural landscapes and French-Canadian culture. Surrounded by the rugged beauty of Québec’s Cote-Nord region, the port provides access to scenic coastal views, forests, and nearby hydroelectric engineering marvels along the Manicouagan River. Visitors can explore the charming waterfront, local museums, and regional parks while experiencing the welcoming atmosphere of this northern Quebec community.
Located on the tip of the Gaspe Peninsula where the Gulf of St. Lawrence meets the Atlantic, Gaspe is known for its dramatic coastal scenery and rich maritime heritage. The region is home to the iconic Perce Rock and nearby Bonaventure Island, famous for its large seabird colony. Visitors can explore charming seaside villages, historic sites linked to Jacques Cartier’s arrival in Canada, and the rugged natural beauty that defines this picturesque corner of Quebec.
Day 6: Gaspe, Quebec | Scenic sailing the Gulf of St. Lawrence
Located on the tip of the Gaspe Peninsula where the Gulf of St. Lawrence meets the Atlantic, Gaspe is known for its dramatic coastal scenery and rich maritime heritage. The region is home to the iconic Perce Rock and nearby Bonaventure Island, famous for its large seabird colony. Visitors can explore charming seaside villages, historic sites linked to Jacques Cartier’s arrival in Canada, and the rugged natural beauty that defines this picturesque corner of Quebec.
Enjoy a tranquil day at sea on the sparkling waters of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, where the rhythm of the water and the expansive views offer a chance to relax and recharge. Take in the serene beauty of the open water as you sail toward Prince Edward Island.
Arrive in Charlottetown, the charming capital of Prince Edward Island. Explore the historic sites tied to Canada’s founding, stroll along Victoria Row, and enjoy the island’s famed red-sand beaches. Don’t miss a taste of the region’s fresh lobster and mussels.
Day 8: Scening sailing through the Strait of Canso
Sail through the Strait of Canso, a narrow channel that separates mainland Nova Scotia from Cape Breton Island. Admire the scenic coastline and take in the peaceful ambiance of this picturesque passage.
Halifax combines a rich maritime heritage with a modern cultural scene. Walk along the bustling waterfront, visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, or take in panoramic views from the historic Citadel Hill. Halifax’s friendly atmosphere makes it a memorable stop.
Enjoy a peaceful day of sailing as you traverse the Atlantic Ocean. Relax on deck with panoramic views, watch for seabirds and marine life, or simply unwind and savor the fresh ocean air.
Portsmouth is a charming coastal town rich in early American history and maritime heritage. Its walkable downtown features beautifully preserved colonial architecture, waterfront parks, and vibrant shops and restaurants. Visitors can explore historic homes, scenic harbor views, and the cultural charm that defines New England’s seacoast.
Day 12: Portland, Maine | Disembark
Conclude your journey in the charming coastal city of Portland. Wander the cobblestone streets of the Old Port, explore the Portland Head Light—one of the most photographed lighthouses in the world—or savor fresh Maine seafood as you bid farewell to your voyage.
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Cat. D - Outside Stateroom
Area: 158 sq. ft.
Located on the Main Deck. Room amenities include a Queen bed or two single beds, a full bathroom with shower, a writing desk with chair, and interior access.
Cat. C - Outside Stateroom
Area: 152 sq. ft.
Located on the Saloon Deck. Room amenities include a Queen bed or two single beds, a full bathroom with shower, a writing desk with chair, and interior access.
Cat. B - Outside Stateroom
Area: 146 sq. ft.
Located on Cabin Deck. Room amenities include a Queen bed or two single beds, a full bathroom with shower, a writing desk with chair, and interior access.
Cat. A - Outside Stateroom
Area: 185 sq. ft.
Located on the Cabin Deck. Room amenities include a Queen bed or two single beds, a full bathroom with shower, a writing desk with chair, and interior access.
Cat. AA - Deluxe Outside Stateroom
Area: 161 sq. ft.
Room amenities include direct access to the open-air Promenade Deck, a Queen bed or two single beds, a full bathroom with shower, a writing desk with chair, exterior access, and a mini refrigerator.
Cat. OS - Owner's Suite
Area: 335 sq. ft.
Room amenities include a semi-private terrace, a Queen bed, a full bathroom with shower, a sitting area with sofa and dining table, an interior entrance, and a mini refrigerator.
Initial deposit is $1000pp for double occ, $2000 for single occ, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card.
Final payment is due 130 days prior to departure by bank transfer, check or credit card. All final payments by credit card may be subject to a surcharge and maximum of $20,000 charge
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