SMALL SHIP CANADA & NEW ENGLAND CRUISES

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See the majesty of Perce rock near Gaspe.

People travel from all over to experience one of the most spectacular wonders of nature, Iceberg Alley.

Catch some of the many attractions of the beautiful Quebec City.

Eastern coastal Canada boasts stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and unique experiences, with highlights including the rugged landscapes and beautifully preserved lighthouses.

This area is known for their abundant whale populations, offering plenty of opportunities for whale watching.

Experience Canada & New England in Private Yacht Style

See the majesty of Perce rock near Gaspe.

People travel from all over to experience one of the most spectacular wonders of nature, Iceberg Alley.

Catch some of the many attractions of the beautiful Quebec City.

Eastern coastal Canada boasts stunning natural beauty, rich culture, and unique experiences, with highlights including the rugged landscapes and beautifully preserved lighthouses.

This area is known for their abundant whale populations, offering plenty of opportunities for whale watching.

Get Closer to Canada & New England

Long before Columbus, Vikings crossed the Labrador Sea from Greenland to settle in L’Anse Aux Meadows. Centuries later, Portuguese fishermen, Basque whalers, French trappers, and English pilgrims would follow and discover a Promised Land where nature nurtures both body and soul. The ravishing lighthouse-studded coast still inspires awe. Manna from the sea still delights palates. Small ships and yachts like ours still ply these waters with a freedom denied to larger cruise ships.

Experience the most Northernmost Ports. Private-yacht style.

Float past turquoise-tinged ice floes as you experience Greenland's remote southern fjords and villages prior to visiting the scenic coasts along the North Atlantic's most pristine and picturesque shorelines. Survey towering icebergs and catch glimpses of fin, killer, and pilot whale pods during your Denmark Strait crossing. Drift close to towering, picture-perfect ice blocks and calving glaciers in Sermilik Fjord.