From Reykjavik, the Prince Albert II passes fjords in Greenland and the Prince Christian Sound on its westward route to Canada. En route to Toronto, the ship will cruise past the Magdalen and Bonaventure Islands and Gros Morne National Park, with daylong shore excursions in Quebec City and Montreal.
All trips on the Prince Albert II include optional Silversea Expeditions, exclusive overnight land experiences organized by the Expedition Team, comprised of an anthropologist, biologist, geologist and ecotourism specialist. Past expeditions have trekked the Arctic Circle for polar bear sightings and visited ancient Viking ruins.
As of 2010, prices for this route begin at $10,498.
After a trip along the Iceland-to-Canada route, Silversea's Prince Albert II returns to the Atlantic from its stop in Toronto. Passing through urban centers Toronto, Montreal and Quebec City as well as smaller destinations such as Anicosti Island and Bonaventure Island, this 15-day journey spends all but three days in Canada.
As of 2010, prices for this route begin at $7,398.
This seven-day itinerary begins in Vancouver before traveling the Inside Passage to Alaska. The balance of the trip is spent cruising the Alaskan coast and glacier fields with day trips to Juneau, Skagway and Sitka.
As of 2010, prices for this route begin at $4,003.
Silversea's fall tours along the northern part of the Eastern Seaboard are aptly named "Fall Foliage Splendour Along America's Colonial Coast." You can experience the glorious wonder of nature that has inspired so many writers and artists from the comfort of your ship's cabin or on a private land tour.
At each stop, you can hire a private car or van with guide, or choose your own itinerary. In Canada, Silversea has teamed up with local chefs to offer chefs talks in Montreal and at the Culinary Institute of Canada in Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island.
As of 2010, prices for this route begin at $5,548.
This voyage begins in New York City but zips straight up to Halifax, Canada, before heading through Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on its way back to New York.
This itinerary is labeled as a culinary arts voyage, but it also a great pick for adventurous travelers. In New Brunswick, you can go whale watching or discover the Bay of Fundy on a research vessel. For the real thrill seekers, Silversea offers heli-fishing by private helicopter. Hiking enthusiasts shouldn't miss the ocean trail hike and Acadia National Park in Maine or the cliff walk in Newport, Rhode Island.
As of 2010, prices for this route begin at $3,998.
