Canadian Maritimes & St. Lawrence Seaway
15-NIGHT CRUISE
CN Tower
ONTARIO
Fashion District
Royal Ontario Tourism
Lake Ontario
St. Lawrence Seaway
Thousand Islands
Kingston
Toronto
City Hall NEW YORK
Saguenay
QUÉBEC
Québec City
Olympic Stadium
Statue of Virgin Mary
Saguenay Fjord Museum
Château Frontenac
Funicular
Montreal
Wadsworth- Longfellow House
Baie-Comeau
Sainte Amelie Church
Forest Interpretation Center
Manor Hotel
Montmorency Falls Old Québec
Old Montreal Mount Royal Biosphere
Portland Head Light
Portland Museum of Art
MAINE
Gaspé History Museum
Roosevelt Campobello International Park
Portland
Eastport
Cobscook Bay
Anne of Green Gables Farm
St. Lawrence Seaway
Gaspé Percé
NEW BRUNSWICK
Halifax Lunenburg
Bay of Fundy
St. John ' s Anglican Church
Percé Rock
Forillon National Park
Bonaventure Island
Îles de la Madeleine
South Dune Beach
Fumoir D ' Antan Smokehouse
Charlottetown
PEI Canso
Redstone
Canal
Sandcliffs NOVA SCOTIA
Mahone Bay
Titanic Burial Site
Naval Yard of Halifax
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic
Public Gardens
PORTLAND, MAINE
Portland has an extensive nautical history which has been preserved throughout the centuries. Established by the British in 1632 as a trading and fishing settlement, Portland quickly became a mecca for shipping and trading companies. Today, big city excitement blends delightfully with small-town charm as fishing vessels bustle in the harbor and Victorian-era buildings still line cobblestone streets.
EASTPORT, MAINE
An island located between Cobscook Bay and Passamaquoddy Bay, Eastport is a scenic and largely undiscovered treasure with a population of less than 2,000. Though small in size, Eastport has the deepest port on the East Coast and was once the center of the Atlantic Seaboard sardine-canning industry. Today, Eastport is home to an eclectic creative community of artists and writers who live and work there. Explore the idyllic downtown of Moose Island and enjoy this tranquil area of Eastport, unencumbered by crowds.
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