CANADA CRUISES

At Cruise Nation, we offer one of the biggest and lowest-priced ranges of Canada cruises online, with Canada and USA cruises, Canada and Alaska cruises and Alaska Cruise and Stay Holidays. Our low cost Cruise and Stay holidays, allow you more time to explore exciting destinations around the world, whether it’s a Bali Cruise and Stay holiday, a Canadian Cruise and Stay Package or a Cruise and Stay deal to the Caribbean. If you’re hoping to book a cheap, last minute cruise to Canada, you’ve come to the right place. Our last minute, luxury Canada cruises give you the chance to make incredible savings on cruises from some of the biggest names in the cruise industry, including Cunard Cruises, Norwegian Cruise Line and Royal Caribbean Cruises.

WHY BOOK A CANADA CRUISE?

With the opportunity to see and experience Canada’s most beautiful cities, incredible landscapes and famous landmarks, a cruise to Canada is an outdoor enthusiast’s dream come true. And, with our range of Canada cruises which also take in the highlights of countries including America, Alaska and even the Caribbean, you’ll be able to pick the perfect itinerary for your dream cruise. Maybe you want to spend a few days exploring Vancouver, before embarking on your Canada cruise? With our low cost cruises, you can fly to Vancouver, stay in the city with free accommodation before setting sail to see the rest of the country. If sight-seeing in New York is more your idea of the perfect break, choose one of our Cruise and Stay Canada cruises which includes a couple of nights in the Big Apple, allowing you to discover the city at your own pace before embarking on your luxury cruise liner to Canada.

No matter what kind of traveller you are, Cruise Nation has a Canada cruises to suit every style, and for families of all ages. With our huge range of cheap deals, you’ll be able to book the Canada Cruise you’ve always hoped to experience for a lot less than you might imagine. With our award-winning advisors, including our expert Product Building Team who specialise in creating tailored Smart Packages, you’ll find it easy to get the advice and support you need to make your Canada cruise dream a reality.

CANADA CRUISE PORT HIGHLIGHTS

With Canada Cruise itineraries to keep city and nature lovers alike entertained, here are just a few of the port highlights you could discover on your Canada Cruise:

NEW YORK

Many of our most popular Canada cruises depart from New York and, thanks to our great value Cruise and Stay deals, you can spend a few days exploring the city before you embark on your Canada Cruise. From the bright lights of Times Square to the iconic Statue of Liberty and the surprising tranquillity of Central Park, New York is a city full of contrasts, quirks and culture. Known as the “world capital” for almost every in the creative industry – from music to fashion and food to design – the “city that never sleeps” is packed with designer shops, first-class eateries and some of the best entertainment options in the world. With time to spare, check out some of New York’s diverse surrounding neighbourhoods, including Downtown Brooklyn, Harlem, Williamsburg and Soho.

QUEBEC

Canada’s “country within a country”, French Quebec is a rare example of European and North American cultures mixing in near perfect. As one of North America’s first township settlements, Quebec’s pretty Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where cobbled streets lead to magnificent examples of 17^th and 18^th century architecture. The city’s coffee culture has a definitive European feel, with sidewalk cafes and charming squares, but venture just outside and you’ll find yourself back in Canada’s familiar epic wild landscapes and stunning mountain ranges.

HALIFAX

Nova Scotia’s breezy capital city is often ranked amongst the top cities to live in the world, and consistently listed as one of the cities with the best quality of life. When you set sail on a Canada cruise which stops in Halifax, you’ll see why the local “Haligonians” are so happy – with a beautiful waterfront, rich history and pretty green parks. Halifax also has an impressive food and drink scene, with a growing craft beer movement and tons of quirky places to grab a bite to eat and order a coffee. Entertainment is mostly focused on the city’s popular live music joints, as well as the wonderfully old-world Victoria Theatre.

ST. JOHN

Rainbow coloured houses define America’s oldest town, the historic St. John in Newfoundland. Closer in distance to Dublin, Ireland - from where many of its resident’s ancestors came - than fellow Canadian city Toronto, St. John’s blends a mixture of both British and Irish influences. St. John’s pretty harbour and fascinating old town are ideal places to leisurely wander around, whilst Cabot Tower, built to commemorates John Cabot's discovery of Newfoundland, is the most popular tourist attraction. Although small, St. John still has plenty to offer the more active cruise-goers, with a range of outdoor activities. Above the city, the walking trail at Signal Hill is worth the effort to visit the site of the first ever, transatlantic wireless communication, whilst pretty Bowring Park has offers sports courts and a golf club.