14-Night Windstar Eastern Canada Cruise

Journey through Eastern Canada’s most compelling UNESCO World Heritage Sites and remote coastal regions on a voyage defined by dramatic landscapes, fall colors, maritime history, and meaningful cultural discovery. Sail deep into the Saguenay Fjord — the only navigable fjord in eastern North America — where towering cliffs, waterfalls, fall foliage, and wildlife-rich waters are best experienced from the deck of a small ship. Explore museum-rich ports and historic communities throughout Quebec, Newfoundland, and Labrador, from the marine and naturalist traditions of Tadoussac to the archaeological significance of Red Bay’s UNESCO-listed Basque Whaling Station. Discover the wild beauty of Gros Morne National Park at Bonne Bay, experience whale watching in St. Anthony, encounter the limestone monoliths of the Mingan Archipelago in Havre St. Pierre, and experience the rare French heritage of St. Pierre & Miquelon. An overnight stay in St. John’s allows time to immerse yourself in one of North America’s great seafaring cities, including visits to Signal Hill and The Rooms, one of the world’s most authentic maritime museums. The voyage concludes in Montreal, a UNESCO City of Design, where centuries of French heritage, architecture, and culture provide a fitting finale to an unforgettable autumn journey.