
Destination
Canada & New England
Fall foliage and Atlantic ports
From $1,630 per person · 59 itineraries available · (59 sailings)
Canada and New England cruises pair autumn foliage with historic ports — Bar Harbor, Halifax, Quebec City, and Saint John — on sailings from Boston, New York, Baltimore, and Montreal.
Canada & New England sailings
59 itineraries match — showing 8 starting at the lowest fares.
PrincessRoyal Princess
Holland AmericaWesterdam
PrincessRoyal Princess
AzamaraAzamara Journey
10-Night Canada & New England Cruise: Quebec City
SuiteInsideBalconyOcean View$320 / night$3,198pp · incl. taxes
AzamaraAzamara Journey
12-Night Canada & New England Intensive Cruise: Newport
SuiteInsideBalconyOcean View$317 / night$3,808pp · incl. taxes
AzamaraAzamara Journey
12-Night Canada & New England Cruise: Quebec
SuiteInsideBalconyOcean View$337 / night$4,038pp · incl. taxes
Holland AmericaNoordam
29-Day Legendary South Pacific Crossing: Sydney To Seattle
InsideBalconyOcean View$142 / night$4,109pp · incl. taxes
Holland AmericaWesterdam
27-Day North Pacific Crossing & Circle Japan Collector
SuiteBalconyOcean View$198 / night$5,344pp · incl. taxes
Best time for Canada & New England cruises
Peak season is September and October when fall color peaks along the Maine and Canadian Maritimes coast. These weeks sell out early on popular ships — book six to nine months ahead for balcony cabins.
Late August sailings catch early color with softer fares. A smaller number of summer Bermuda loops overlap from the same homeports. Montreal and Quebec City sailings run mainly late spring through fall on St. Lawrence itineraries.
What you'll find
- Fall foliage sailings — Bar Harbor, Halifax, and Quebec City highlights
- Boston and New York departures — easy Northeast drive-to options
- Saint John reversing falls and lobster towns on Bay of Fundy calls
- Canada/New England and Bermuda seasons from the same East Coast ports
- Cooler weather cruising — layers, not pool days, are the draw

