12 Days, featuring: New York City–boston, Massachusetts

Savor local delicacies like lobster rolls and scallops in Nova Scotia. Fall for the UNESCO-inscribed architecture of Old Quebec, and pass time however you please on a Transatlantic Crossing.

Spend 30 nights on Queen Mary 2 as she sails to destinations like Rotterdam, where you’ll spend a night, and the coast of Norway, where you may well be lucky enough to spot the northern lights.

History, natural beauty, culture and cuisine are just a few of the pleasures that await you on the northern part of this voyage, before you make your way south to sparkling Caribbean islands. Start your journey in Montreal, City of a Hundred Steeples, and train your ear to the sound of French – it’s something you’ll hear throughout Quebec. Overnight in Quebec City with its UNESCO World Heritage Old Town and find 400-year-old ramparts filled with compelling history and delicious bistros.

This Le Havre to New York Transatlantic Crossing offers you time ashore in Southampton, gateway to the megaliths of Stonehenge, and Cherbourg, where the beaches of Normandy are among the attractions.

Discover Canada and New England on this extended Transatlantic Crossing. Explore Saguenay’s Fjord, home to four species of whale, and admire French-influenced architecture on an overnight in Quebec.

Explore the far north while sailing across the Arctic Circle and along the distant shores of Norway, Iceland, Greenland and Canada. Visit charming Oslo and Reykjavík and admire Honningsvåg’s remote North Cape. Enjoy overnight stays in Bergen and Longyearbyen, home to more polar bears than people, and gaze upon the Westman Islands’ volcanic landscape. Discover the history of Viking exploration in the New World, and revel in the maritime heritage of Halifax.

Fall in love with St. Kitts’ colorful capital, Basseterre, on this 25-night voyage of the Caribbean. The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Nelson’s Dockyard also awaits discovery in English Harbour.