North America

From the sophistication of Halifax to the stunning scenery of New England and the sandy beaches of San Francisco, a cruise around North America can be the holiday of a lifetime for the whole family. Given the size of North America most cruises geographically restrict themselves, with a choice of New England and Canada, the East Coast or the West Coast and Hawaii.

While they may be exploring the same country, each of these North American cruises offers a wildly distinct holiday experience. Passengers opting for the East Coast cruise can look forward to exploring architectural and cultural gems such as Philadelphia, filled with modern art galleries and botanical gardens.

Guests will also have a chance to stroll down Charleston's tree-lined boulevards, or Savannah's historic district and riverfront. New England and Canada is an equally popular cruise route. Sailing from Boston - the most European of American cities - visitors can experience the spectacular scenery of New England before cruising on to Canada.

From the distinct ambience of Montreal with its leafy squares and cafes, to the refined sophistication of Halifax, New England and Canada provide a stunning mix of spectacular scenery and culture.

However, any passengers looking for a slightly warmer holiday experience may want to try the West Coast and Hawaii. Stopping off at many of California's most iconic cities, passengers then make their way across the Pacific to the volcanic islands of Hawaii.

So whether you are looking for a sun-kissed stopover in San Francisco, an artistic tour of Philadelphia or a coffee in one of Montreal's many refined cafes, a cruise of North America can take you there.