This ten-day voyage usually takes place in late September, on a 90 passenger ship. The cruise begins in St. John's, North America's oldest port. Passengers will be accompanied by a team of naturalists, historians, photographers, musicians and local area experts. These special guests will educate you about where you are and what you're seeing, the cultural and geological history of this remote part of the world. From St. Johns the ship travels to Fogo Island, Battle Harbour, Gros Morne National Park, Bay of Islands and around the southern coast of Newfoundland. The trip ends with a sunset cruise past the cliffs of Cape St. Mary's.
Adventure Canada
1-800-363-7566
adventurecanada.com
Originating in Amsterdam this 18 day adventure with Holland America Cruiselines carries passengers through the Baltic, stopping in Kirkwall Scotland, the Faroe Islands, Iceland, and Greenland before reaching Newfoundland. You will cruise between several stops in Newfoundland before heading south to Nova Scotia and on to the disembark point in New York. Days are spent at sea between ports, and exploring the towns where the ship rests. Shore excursions include sunset cruises and cultural tours of the cities and towns near port.
Holland America
1-877-932-4259
hollandamerica.com
Originating in St. John's, this relatively short cruise carries passengers across the southern coast of Newfoundland, disembarking on the west coast in Corner Brook. Observe sea animals and nesting birds in their natural habitat. Each port along the way has ecological and historical sites to take in. At the Musée Heritage on St. Pierre, which is still governed by France, island life over the last century is recreated for visitors. This cruise aims to bring you in touch with Newfoundland's people and history.
Pearl Seas Cruises, LLC
741 Boston Post Road, Suite 250
Guilford, CT 06437
800-983-7462
pearlseascruises.com
