Top Canada Multi-day Cruises

The scenery of Gaspe is famed for its dramatic cliffs and wide, open sunsets over the ocean. Discover these views and many more hidden gems on a two-night, three-day trip of the region. Cruise over the sea to Bonaventure Island to see the many hundreds of sea birds nesting here, and see Rocher Percé—the Pierced Rock, a rock formation out at sea with a huge sandstone arch.

Make the most of your time with this curated highlights tour. Day one takes you to explore Toronto. With assistance from your guide, you can book activities such as the CN Tower or Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada. After relaxing in your hotel for the night, head to Niagara Falls to marvel at the natural wonder and the surrounding area.

Embark on the ultimate 3-day adventure in New York. This package includes the company of a friendly tour guide and an impeccably organized itinerary. Get ready to explore popular landmarks like Times Square, Rockefeller Centre, and the Statue of Liberty. Dive into history at the World Trade Center Museum and be amazed at the wonders of Ripley’s Believe It or Not and Mdm. Tussauds. Indulge in retail therapy along 5th Avenue and experience the bustling energy of Wall Street.

Arguably the most scenic part of Ontario, the BP Explorer whisks you to the Georgian Bay by land and by sea for two days of camping fun. Guests will walk along Canada’s oldest and longest trail, visit 'The Grotto' cave, discover sunken shipwrecks from aboard a glass-bottom boat, and explore an island marked by its mysterious ‘flowerpot’ rock formations. Guests will enjoy free transportation from Toronto, three square meals, and a good old-fashioned campfire. Best of all, no camping experience or equipment is necessary (not even a sleeping bag). Sightseers can enjoy access to the Canadian wilderness for a unique opportunity that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, all first-timers will learn the basics of camping).

This journey takes you through the highlights of Banff National Park—a landscape shaped by glaciers, rivers, and towering peaks. You’ll stand at turquoise lakes like Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, where the water shifts between deep blue and glowing teal depending on the light. Along the way, you’ll travel scenic mountain roads such as the Icefields Parkway, often called one of the most beautiful drives in the world. You’ll walk through narrow canyon walls at Johnston Canyon, where waterfalls crash just meters from the trail, and visit dramatic viewpoints like Surprise Corner Viewpoint for a sweeping look over the Bow Valley and the historic Fairmont Banff Springs. In town, you’ll also pass through Banff itself—an alpine village surrounded on all sides by mountains, with easy access to trails, rivers, and wildlife.