Cruise 5 Great Lakes + St. Lawrence Seaway

Montreal to Jacksonville

28-Night Cruise & Hotel

October 10 - November 7, 2027

19 Ports of Call

5 Great Lakes + St. Lawrence Seaway

Victory I

Capacity: 190 Guests

Set sail on an expansive journey along the eastern shores of Canada and the United States, where historic cities and coastal landscapes unfold in perfect rhythm. From the cultural richness of Montréal and Québec City to the striking beauty of the Saguenay Fjords, each destination reveals a new perspective, complemented by relaxing days at sea. Continue to the welcoming shores of Charlottetown and the vibrant waterfronts of Halifax and Portland, then explore the character of New England’s coastal towns, from Provincetown and Newport to New London. As you sail south, discover the storied harbors of Norfolk and Wilmington before arriving in the charm-filled ports of Charleston, Savannah, and Brunswick, with your journey concluding in Jacksonville, a fitting finale to this richly layered coastal exploration.

Jacksonville, Florida

Brunswick, Georgia

Savannah, Georgia

Charleston, South Carolina

Wilmington, North Carolina

New London, Connecticut

Newport, Rhode Island

Provincetown, Massachusetts

Portsmouth, New Hampshire

Portland, Maine

Halifax, Nova Scotia

Yarmouth, Nova Scotia

Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island

Gaspé, Quebec

Baie-Comeau, Quebec

Saguenay, Quebec

Quebec City, Quebec

Montreal, Quebec

Itinerary

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.

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.

Few natural wonders in eastern Canada rival the majesty of the Saguenay Fjord, a dramatic glacially carved cleft where steep cliff walls rise 1,500 feet above some of the deepest waters on the continent. The town of La Baie offers a gateway into this pristine wilderness, where beluga whales glide through cold dark waters and black bears roam boreal forests. Explore the outdoor sculpture garden at La Pulperie, discover the unique ecosystems of Saguenay–St. Lawrence Marine Park, or simply stand at the fjord's edge and breathe in the extraordinary wilderness all around you.

Nestled on the north shore of the St. Lawrence River beneath dramatic Quebec highlands, Baie-Comeau offers a compelling gateway into the untamed wilderness of the Manicouagan region. This compact industrial city, birthplace of former Canadian Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, surprises visitors with striking Art Deco architecture and the famous Manicouagan Reservoir, a spectacular ring-shaped impact crater visible from space. Nearby, the iconic Manic-5 hydroelectric dam ranks among the world's largest, a testament to Quebec's engineering ambitions and the raw power of its northern rivers.

Set at the dramatic tip of the Gaspésie Peninsula where the St. Lawrence River meets the Gulf, Gaspé is a land of breathtaking contrasts and wild, unspoiled beauty. Towering limestone cliffs, crashing sea stacks, and pristine boreal forests define Forillon National Park, a natural wonder that shelters black bears, moose, and seabirds. Jacques Cartier planted his cross here in 1534, claiming this rugged land for France — a moment you can relive at the historic Gaspé Cathedral. Whale watching, sea kayaking, and panoramic coastal drives round out this extraordinary destination.

Sailing on the Gulf of St. Lawrence

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.

Scenic sailing through the Strait of Canso

Nova Scotia's dynamic capital blends maritime heritage, world-class history, and rugged natural beauty into one captivating port of call. Explore the landmark Halifax Citadel, a star-shaped hilltop fortress offering panoramic views over the harbor. Stroll the vibrant waterfront boardwalk, delve into Titanic history at the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, and pay your respects at Fairview Lawn Cemetery. Just beyond the city, the hauntingly beautiful fishing village of Peggy's Cove and its iconic lighthouse await along the rugged Atlantic coast.

Yarmouth, NS

Sailing on the Atlantic Ocean

Maine's most vibrant coastal city invites you to discover its rugged shoreline, legendary lighthouses, and lively waterfront culture. Stroll the cobblestone streets of the Old Port, where craft breweries, acclaimed seafood, and eclectic boutiques fill historic brick buildings. Marvel at Portland Head Light, one of America's most photographed lighthouses, dramatically perched above the crashing surf of Cape Elizabeth. Sweeping views of island-dotted Casco Bay, elegant Victorian neighborhoods, and a thriving arts scene round out the unforgettable character of this New England gem.

Sailing on the Atlantic Ocean

One of America's oldest and most beautifully preserved colonial seaports, Portsmouth charms visitors with its handsome Georgian architecture, lively waterfront, and remarkable depth of history. Strawbery Banke Museum brings four centuries of American life to vivid reality across a ten-acre campus of meticulously restored historic buildings. Explore the harbor's historic tugboats, sample acclaimed farm-to-table cuisine, and browse the independent galleries and boutiques that fill the city's vibrant downtown. Compact, elegant, and endlessly engaging, Portsmouth stands as one of New England's most rewarding small-city destinations.

Clinging to the very tip of Cape Cod like a colorful exclamation point, Provincetown has inspired artists, writers, and free spirits for more than a century. The Pilgrims first landed here in 1620 before pressing on to Plymouth, and today the Pilgrim Monument towers over a town that celebrates creativity, diversity, and the extraordinary beauty of the outer Cape. Browse the eclectic galleries lining Commercial Street, taste fresh-off-the-boat seafood, and scan the horizon for humpback and finback whales on a thrilling whale watch. Provincetown's unique combination of history, art, and natural wonder is simply magical.

The playground of America's Gilded Age elite, Newport dazzles with its extraordinary collection of palatial Newport Mansions perched along the breathtaking Cliff Walk above the Atlantic. Tour The Breakers, the legendary Vanderbilt estate, and marvel at the opulence of a world that once defined American wealth. Beyond the mansions, Newport boasts world-class sailing heritage, charming Colonial architecture in its historic Point neighborhood, and a legendary waterfront lined with acclaimed restaurants and boutiques. Whether you're exploring grand estates, tracing America's sailing history, or simply soaking in the stunning ocean scenery, Newport enchants.

Positioned at the mouth of the Thames River where it meets Long Island Sound, New London combines a proud maritime and military heritage with a vibrant arts community and rich whaling history. Home to the United States Coast Guard Academy, the city offers visitors a chance to tour the beautiful campus and the historic training barque Eagle. Explore the engaging Mystic Seaport Museum nearby, discover Eugene O'Neill's childhood home, and stroll the waterfront that once made New London one of the whaling capitals of the world. History, culture, and maritime adventure converge in this compelling Connecticut port.

Sailing on the Atlantic Ocean

Home to the world's largest naval station, Norfolk pulses with military pride and maritime heritage alongside a vibrant arts and food scene that has transformed this historic Virginia port. Tour the impressive Battleship Wisconsin aboard a historic Iowa-class battleship moored at the Nauticus museum and explore engaging exhibits celebrating America's naval legacy. The stunning Norfolk Botanical Garden delights with 175 acres of curated beauty, while the NEON arts district buzzes with creative energy. Stroll the lively waterfront, discover the Chrysler Museum of Art's world-class collections, and experience the warmth and vitality of this dynamic coastal city.

Sailing on the Atlantic Ocean

Graceful and unhurried, Wilmington enchants with its beautifully preserved antebellum architecture, storied riverfront, and easy access to some of North Carolina's most spectacular barrier island beaches. The mighty Battleship North Carolina stands sentinel across the Cape Fear River, a memorial to the service members who fought in World War II. Stroll the oak-canopied streets of the historic downtown, browse independent galleries and boutiques, and discover why this charming Southern city has become one of the Atlantic Coast's most sought-after destinations. The pristine beaches of nearby Wrightsville and Carolina Beach offer idyllic escapes just minutes away.

Few American cities can rival Charleston's sheer grace, beauty, and depth of history. Pastel-painted antebellum mansions line cobblestone streets draped in Spanish moss, while fragrant gardens burst with camellias and jasmine in the gentle South Carolina air. Stroll Rainbow Row, explore the dramatic fortifications of Fort Sumter, and browse the vibrant Rainbow Market. Charleston's culinary scene ranks among the South's finest, where Lowcountry shrimp and grits, she-crab soup, and artisan cocktails delight at every turn. Elegant, welcoming, and endlessly photogenic, Charleston is one of America's most beloved and beautiful cities.

Draped in Spanish moss and steeped in Southern elegance, Savannah is America's most beautiful city — a living masterpiece of antebellum architecture, shaded squares, and unhurried grace. Twenty-two park-like squares anchor the historic district, each framed by magnificent mansions, ancient oaks, and inviting fountains. Stroll the beloved River Street waterfront, explore the cobblestone lanes of the Factors Walk, and savor the legendary warmth of Georgia hospitality in acclaimed restaurants. Whether discovering Savannah's Civil War history, its celebrated arts scene, or simply lingering over sweet tea in a sun-dappled square, you will be utterly captivated.

Brunswick, GA

Florida's largest city by area offers a compelling blend of natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant urban energy along the sparkling St. Johns River. Explore the Timucuan Ecological and Historic Preserve, where ancient cedar forests and tidal marshes shelter extraordinary wildlife and preserve the legacy of the Timucua people and early European settlers. The gorgeous Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art anchors a thriving cultural district, while the city's diverse neighborhoods offer excellent cuisine ranging from fresh Atlantic seafood to innovative international flavors. Miles of pristine Atlantic beaches lie just minutes away, completing Jacksonville's remarkable appeal.

Staterooms & Fares

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Fares from:

$26,998per guest

Was $28,998

Amenities:

Semi-private terrace
Queen bed only
Full bathroom with shower
Sitting area with a sofa and dining table
Interior entrance
Flat-screen TV
Safe, Bathrobes and Slippers
Mini refrigerator
Located on Cabin Deck

Fares from:

$21,698per guest

Was $24,698

Amenities:

Direct access to the open-air Promenade Deck
Queen bed or two single beds
Full bathroom with shower
Writing desk with chair
Exterior Access
Flat-screen TV
Safe, Bathrobes and Slippers
Mini refrigerator
Located on Observation Deck

Fares from:

$20,798per guest

Was $23,798

Amenities:

Queen bed or two single beds
Full bathroom with shower
Writing desk with chair
Interior access
Flat-screen TV
Safe, Bathrobes and Slippers
Located on Cabin Deck

Fares from:

$15,998per guest

Was $18,998

Amenities:

Queen bed or two single beds
Full bathroom with shower
Writing desk with chair
Interior access
Flat-screen TV
Safe, Bathrobes and Slippers
Located on Cabin Deck

Fares from:

$15,598per guest

Was $18,598

Amenities:

Queen bed or two single beds
Full bathroom with shower
Writing desk with chair
Interior access
Flat-screen TV
Safe, Bathrobes and Slippers
Located on Saloon Deck

Fares from:

$15,198per guest

Was $18,198

Amenities:

Queen bed or two single beds
Full bathroom with shower
Writing desk with chair
Interior access
Flat-screen TV
Safe, Bathrobes and Slippers
Located on Main Deck

Was $8,299 Per Guest

View Itinerary

Montreal to Jacksonville

28-Night Cruise & Hotel

19 Ports of Call

Victory I