Canada New England Cruise Review WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

Editorial Summary

In this interview, travel expert Dick Noll discusses the unique appeal of Canada New England cruise itineraries. While these cruises run throughout the summer, Noll highlights the fall as the primary season due to the attraction of autumn foliage. Typical seven day itineraries often depart from New York City or Boston and travel through the St Lawrence Seaway to end in Quebec City or Montreal. Common ports of call include Bar Harbor, Halifax, and Prince Edward Island. Noll describes the experience as more relaxed and history focused compared to Caribbean cruises, making it ideal for travelers who prefer a laid back pace. He notes that while wildlife opportunities like whale watching are available on the water, the region is also a culinary destination famous for seafood such as lobster and mussels. Travelers are advised to pack layers and waterproof clothing to prepare for changing weather. Noll also touches on practical matters such as using local currency, the necessity of a passport for United States citizens, and the ease of using credit cards in Canada. He concludes by recommending a travel advisor to help select the right cruise line for a specific experience.

Written by TripBacon from this video's transcript.