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Canada & Colonial America

14 nights · Caribbean Princess · 10 ports · 4 days at sea

Day 1, Québec City

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Day 1

Québec City

Canada · Embarkation

Civilisation galleries, Place Royale, or Dufferin Terrace.

Québec City is the capital of Quebec and the only walled city north of Mexico, its old town UNESCO-listed. The Château Frontenac, the Petit-Champlain quarter and the Plains of Abraham are all within walking distance of the port.

Ways to spend your day

  • Musée de la civilisation

    A selected collection or exhibition visit.

  • Place Royale public square

    A selected lower-town heritage pause.

  • Dufferin Terrace

    A selected upper-town river viewpoint.

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Day 3At sea.A full day at sea aboard Caribbean Princess. Sailing from Saguenay (La Baie) toward Charlottetown.

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Day 4

Charlottetown

Canada · Overnight stay

Founders food stalls, Beaconsfield’s rooms, or basilica architecture.

Charlottetown is the capital of Prince Edward Island, Canada, a small, walkable city often called the birthplace of Confederation. The island's red-sand beaches and Anne of Green Gables sites are popular excursions.

Overnight stay. The ship stays overnight, so this call runs across two days. Check the all-aboard time before heading out.

Ways to spend your day

  • Founders’ Food Hall and Market

    Selected operating food-hall and market counters.

  • Beaconsfield Historic House

    The confirmed Beaconsfield Historic House guided-tour circuit.

  • St Dunstan’s Basilica exterior

    Permitted public areas outside St Dunstan’s Basilica.

Day 5

Charlottetown

Canada · Second day in port

Founders food stalls, Beaconsfield’s rooms, or basilica architecture.

Charlottetown is the capital of Prince Edward Island, Canada, a small, walkable city often called the birthplace of Confederation. The island's red-sand beaches and Anne of Green Gables sites are popular excursions.

Second day in port. The ship stays overnight, so this call runs across two days. Check the all-aboard time before heading out.

Ways to spend your day

  • Founders’ Food Hall and Market

    Selected operating food-hall and market counters.

  • Beaconsfield Historic House

    The confirmed Beaconsfield Historic House guided-tour circuit.

  • St Dunstan’s Basilica exterior

    Permitted public areas outside St Dunstan’s Basilica.

Day 6

Sydney (Nova Scotia)

Canada

A harbour pause, Jost House rooms, or Sydney Museum collections.

Sydney is the main town of Cape Breton Island, Nova Scotia, with a giant fiddle on its waterfront reflecting the island's Celtic music tradition. The Fortress of Louisbourg and the Cabot Trail scenery are the classic excursions.

Ways to spend your day

  • Sydney waterfront near the Big Fiddle

    A selected permitted waterfront section near the fiddle.

  • Jost House Museum

    Currently open visitor rooms at Jost House.

  • Sydney Museum

    Selected currently open museum rooms.

Day 7

Halifax

Canada

A working harbour, maritime stories, a hilltop fort.

Halifax docks on the downtown waterfront, with the boardwalk, the Maritime Museum and the Citadel all within a walk uphill. The Titanic connection is real and understated here: the recovery ships sailed from this harbour and many of the dead are buried in the city.

Ways to spend your day

  • Halifax waterfront

    Choose a comfortable Harbourwalk section and keep the ship’s entrance in view.

  • Maritime Museum of the Atlantic

    Choose the available indoor maritime galleries as your main visit.

  • Halifax Citadel

    Visit the historic site with a confirmed uphill connection and the correct seasonal access.

Day 8

Saint John

Canada

A city market, uptown heritage, a tidal river.

Saint John sits on the Bay of Fundy, where the tidal range is the largest in the world and the river genuinely reverses direction twice a day. The reversing rapids and the old City Market are the call; time the tide before you decide what to book.

Ways to spend your day

  • Saint John City Market

    Visit the vendors open during your call, with a short optional break.

  • King’s Square heritage

    Choose a manageable public-path section around King’s Square and its heritage setting.

  • Reversing Falls Rapids from shore

    Observe the river and bay conditions present during a locally confirmed viewpoint visit.

Day 9

Portland

United States

Old Port streets, art galleries, a historic house.

Portland docks at Ocean Gateway within walking distance of the Old Port, whose brick warehouses now hold most of the best food in Maine. The lighthouses south at Cape Elizabeth are a short drive and are the picture people want.

Ways to spend your day

  • Old Port streets and shops

    Choose a comfortable public-street section, browse what is open and take an optional break.

  • Portland Museum of Art

    Make the available galleries your focus, with a break only if the return budget permits.

  • Victoria Mansion

    Visit the available interiors under the operator’s confirmed entry and tour arrangements.

Day 10

Boston

United States

A historic hall, a garden, a naval yard.

Boston docks in the Seaport, a short ride from the centre, and the day organises itself around the Freedom Trail: a red line in the pavement connecting most of what people come to see. The North End at the end of it is the better lunch.

Ways to spend your day

  • Faneuil Hall

    Explore the available historic hall and visitor information, with city connections arranged.

  • Boston Public Garden

    Choose a comfortable garden section and enjoy what the season offers.

  • Charlestown Navy Yard

    Make the historic grounds and available visitor-centre interpretation your focus.

Day 11At sea.A full day at sea aboard Caribbean Princess. Sailing from Boston toward New York.

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Day 12

New York

United States

Central Park paths, Midtown gardens, harbour views.

New York is three cruise ports wearing one name, and picking the wrong one costs an hour. The Manhattan terminal is on the west side in the Fifties, Brooklyn is at Red Hook, and Cape Liberty is across the water in Bayonne, New Jersey. They are an hour apart in traffic.

Ways to spend your day

  • Central Park paths

    Choose a limited public Central Park section for landscape and city-park views.

  • Bryant Park

    Choose available public spaces in Bryant Park for gardens and Midtown surroundings.

  • The Battery

    Choose available public garden and waterfront spaces at The Battery for harbour views.

Day 13At sea.A full day at sea aboard Caribbean Princess. Sailing from New York toward Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades).

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Day 14At sea.A full day at sea aboard Caribbean Princess. Sailing from New York toward Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades).

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Day 15

Fort Lauderdale (Port Everglades)

United States · Disembarkation

New River views, coastal gardens, Fort Lauderdale history.

Port Everglades is the cruise port for Fort Lauderdale, Florida, and is one of the busiest cruise ports in the world. It is about 4 km (2.5 miles) from Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and is a major departure point for Caribbean sailings.

Ways to spend your day

  • Riverwalk public paths

    Choose a manageable public section beside the New River.

  • Bonnet House Museum and Gardens

    Choose selected first-floor exhibit rooms and garden spaces.

  • Historic Stranahan House

    Choose selected rooms on the self-guided audio visit.

The map illustrates the route. Port times, where supplied, may change. Follow the ship’s all-aboard deadline on the day.

Your ship · Princess Cruises

Caribbean Princess

Guests
3,140
Decks
19
Built
2004
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Dining on Caribbean Princess

  • The Salty Dog Grill: While you're enjoying the fresh air on the top deck, treat yourself to one of our 100% handmade Gourmet Burgers, including our Princess Burger or Triple Smoked Burger.
  • World Fresh Marketplace: Whenever you visit, you’ll find plenty of well-balanced options to choose from. Stop by for breakfast and visit our designer pancake station, or enjoy one of our unique hot cereal offerings.
  • Slice: Our top-deck pizzeria features a bold new look that sets the stage for tempting offerings that include specialities inspired by local favourites from the Pacific to the Atlantic.
  • Sabatini's Italian Trattoria: A Taste of Tuscany and Beyond For nearly two decades traditional and innovative cuisine has made Sabatini's our signature Italian restaurant. · Extra charge · Deck 7
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Schedule supplied 2026-11-02. Ports and times are subject to change; the cruise line confirms the final itinerary.

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From $2,074 per person

Checked November 11, 2026
Cabin categories, per person
Inside$2,074
Oceanview$2,274
Balcony$3,799
Suite$4,999

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