Alaska, Pacific Coast & New England

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Whether you are considering your first voyage or are a seasonal cruiser you will be spoilt for choice with the cruise product available in North America.

With several Pacific coastal cruises sailing from the U.S. ports of Los Angeles, San Francisco, or Seattle, and our most popular pre and post-cruise destination Vancouver, there are several Alaska cruise options available. This popular pre and post-cruise destination connecting you to the Canadian Rockies lets you create the ultimate holiday.

Alternatively, sitting on Canada's East Coast and almost 3000 miles away, Quebec City is an ideal embarkation point for a Canada New England cruise.

Our team has cruised with many cruise lines and can offer you the best advice on the cruise to suit you. With special offers available on cabin upgrades and fantastic added value contact us today.

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Alaska & Pacific Coastal Cruises

Atlantic Canada & New England

Cruise Lines that Sail to Alaska & Atlantic Canada

Celebrity Cruises in Alaska

If you prefer your cruises to be relaxing but stylish at the same time, then there’s no better way to admire Alaska’s striking landscape than with Celebrity Cruises. Especially considering that in 2019, Celebrity will have 3 gorgeous vessels sailing to Alaska

Holland America Cruises in Alaska

For more than 140 years, Holland America Line has been a world-class leader in cruising, taking guests to exotic destinations around the world. Their incomparable cruises to Alaska are no exception. If you are looking for some of the most spacious and comfortable ships at sea, award-winning service, five-star dining, enrichment programs and compelling itineraries.

Oceania Cruises in Alaska

Oceania Cruises are the world’s largest upper premium cruise line, making it the cruise line of choice for those looking for a refined and casually elegant voyage to Alaska from Canada. Their intimate and luxurious ships are a superb way to travel in style around Alaska, Canada and New England.

Princess Cruises Alaska

Choose any of our Princess Cruises to Alaska and you'll find a wholehearted commitment to warm, welcoming service, fine dining, great entertainment and impressive luxury. Princess Cruises Alaska are a great choice if you are looking for an Alaskan cruise that will depart from Canada.

Norwegian Cruise Line

Norwegian Cruise Line offers a variety of voyages travelling up and down the East and West coasts of Canada and Alaska. No matter which itinerary you choose, it will be full of unforgettable experiences - there’s something to suit everyone on an NCL Alaska cruise.

Silversea Cruises Alaska

As the ships of other cruise lines seem to be getting bigger every year, Silversea Cruises are innovating in a different way. Their smaller ships and manoeuvrability more intimate atmosphere allows you to get closer to the action. The personalised experience you will experience from the moment you board is exactly why Silversea is one of the best luxury cruise lines in the world.

Regent Cruises in Alaska

Book any of our Regent cruises in Alaska and take your holiday to a new level of elegance and sophistication. As one of the world leaders in Alaska cruises, you're going to be in safe hands from the moment you step onboard your Regent Seven Seas ship.

Royal Caribbean Cruises

One of the largest and most beloved cruise lines in the world, Royal Caribbean have forged a reputation over the years as one of the biggest names in travel. From the second you step onboard, you will find everything about Royal Caribbean cruises to Alaska and Canada to be of the highest order.

Seabourn Cruises

Choose any of our Seabourn Cruises to Alaska and we'll show you life, unlike anything you’ve ever seen before. There are no crowds, no queues and no schedules to keep. You alone determine the pace of your day; be as active or as leisurely as you wish.

Cunard Cruises to Alaska

Cunard Cruises are famous for their trans-Atlantic crossings. While the iconic Queen Mary 2 will initially stop in New York City, her onward travel itinerary usually includes a voyage north into New England and Atlantic Canada – sometimes even heading along the St Lawrence River and stopping in the picturesque Quebec City.

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