Five Great Lakes + St. Lawrence Seaway: Portland to Toronto

Settle into Portland, Maine ahead of tomorrow's embarkation. Wander the cobblestone streets of the Old Port, where century-old brick buildings house craft breweries, seafood restaurants, and independent boutiques. Walk out to Portland Head Light, perched above the surf at the mouth of Casco Bay, then explore the city's Victorian neighborhoods and small arts venues at a relaxed pace.

Explore the rocky coastline, historic beacons, and working harbors of Portland, Maine. Walk stone avenues through the Old Port to find local taprooms, fresh fish markets, and independent shops inside 19th-century masonry structures. Stand before Portland Head Light set high on the ocean bluffs of Cape Elizabeth. Take in expansive vistas across island-filled Casco Bay, tour residential districts filled with Victorian architecture, and experience the active regional gallery district.

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.

A relaxed coastal setting combines local traditions, maritime character, and everyday life in Atlantic Canada.

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.

Explore Sydney, a Nova Scotia port city with a rich Celtic heritage and maritime charm.

Step ashore on the birthplace of Canada, where Prince Edward Island's charming provincial capital charms visitors with its colorful Victorian streetscapes, red-sand beaches, and welcoming Maritime spirit. Walk the same streets where the Fathers of Confederation met in 1864 to shape a nation, then explore Confederation Landing and the lively waterfront. Fans of Anne of Green Gables will find kindred spirits here, while fresh lobster suppers, local artisan galleries, and beautifully preserved architecture make every moment in Charlottetown a delight.

Enjoy a scenic sailing day along the St. Lawrence River, taking in passing shoreline and open water views.

Experience the awe-inspiring beauty of the Saguenay Fjords, where towering cliffs meet deep blue waters. Keep your eyes peeled for whales as you sail through this remarkable region, renowned for its marine wildlife and dramatic landscapes.

The only walled city north of Mexico, Quebec City is an incomparable jewel of French culture and living history perched dramatically above the St. Lawrence River. Wander the cobblestone lanes of UNESCO-recognized Old Quebec, where the magnificent Château Frontenac presides over the skyline and centuries of French colonial history unfold around every corner. Stroll the fortification walls, explore the storied Plains of Abraham battlefield, and discover the Lower Town's art galleries and cafés. This rare blend of European elegance and North American vitality makes Quebec City truly one of a kind.

The world's second-largest French-speaking city dazzles with its irresistible mix of European elegance, cosmopolitan energy, and distinctive joie de vivre. Lose yourself in the cobblestone heart of Old Montréal, where magnificent Victorian landmarks line the streets and the awe-inspiring Notre-Dame Basilica glows with golden light. Explore colorful neighborhoods, underground city networks, world-class museums, and a culinary scene celebrated across the globe. From the summit of Mount Royal overlooking a sea of city lights to the festive terraces of Plateau-Mont-Royal, Montréal never fails to enchant.

Journey into the tranquil depths of Lake Ontario’s expansive waters. Embrace the soothing rhythm of its gentle waves and behold the endless horizon, where serene contemplation and rejuvenation beckon amidst the natural splendor of the Great Lakes.

Canada's largest and most diverse city electrifies visitors with its iconic skyline, remarkable neighborhoods, and boundless cultural energy. Ascend the needle-shaped CN Tower for sweeping views of Lake Ontario stretching to the horizon. Wander the cobblestone Distillery District, explore the bohemian treasures of Kensington Market, or tour the Royal Ontario Museum's world-class collections. From the dazzling theater district and acclaimed restaurants to waterfront trails and multicultural festivals, Toronto offers an endlessly dynamic and welcoming experience unlike any other city on the Great Lakes.