Sail Route

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Itinerary

DayDestinationArrivalDeparture Time ashore
Cruise
Day 1 Canada - Quebec - Quebec City -23:00 -
Day 2 Canada - sailing in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence 00:0000:00 24
Day 3 Canada - sailing in the Gulf of Saint Lawrence 00:0000:00 24
Day 4 Canada - Prince Edward Island - Charlottetown 07:0017:00 10
Day 5 Canada - Nova Scotia - Sydney 07:0016:00 9
Day 6 Canada - Nova Scotia - Halifax 08:0016:00 8
Day 7 USA - Maine - Portland 12:3022:00 9.5
Day 8 USA - Massachusetts - Boston 07:00- -

Day 1Canada - Quebec - Quebec City

In eastern Canada, along the St. Lawrence River, you'll discover the captivating Quebec City, the capital of the province of Quebec. Quebec City holds the distinction of being one of the oldest European settlements in North America, originally establ...

In eastern Canada, along the St. Lawrence River, you'll discover the captivating Quebec City, the capital of the province of Quebec. Quebec City holds the distinction of being one of the oldest European settlements in North America, originally established by French colonists in the early 17th century. This rich history is beautifully preserved in the old city walls and the historic downtown area. Presently, the city is home to approximately 520,000 residents, and while French is the primary language, most inhabitants also understand and speak English.

Worth seeing
Quebec Old Town, Basse-Ville Quarter: Explore the enchanting old town center surrounded by stone walls, originally constructed by French and English colonists. Today, it boasts a wide selection of shops, bars, excellent eateries, and, above all, a plethora of exquisite historic buildings.

Montmorency Falls: Just outside the city lies the magnificent Montmorency Falls, one of Quebec City's iconic natural wonders. The powerful waterfall is a must-see attraction.

Chateau Frontenac: This incredibly beautiful hotel will undoubtedly catch your eye. Even if you don't have the opportunity to stay overnight, you can still savor a drink at the hotel bar or take a leisurely walk on "Dufferin Terrace," a picturesque promenade adjacent to the hotel.

Climate
Quebec City experiences a humid continental climate, characterized by significant temperature variations across the four seasons. Summer months bring average high temperatures of 22-24 degrees Celsius, while the winter months are quite cold, with temperatures well below freezing. Quebec City's distinct seasons offer a unique experience year-round.

Currency
Canadian Dollar (CAD)

Weather

Highlights

About the ship

MS Zuiderdam was built in 2002 as the first ship in Holland America Line's Vista class, and with 817 crew members, the service on board is absolutely top-notch. The ship is equipped with a wide range ...

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Facilities

Ship facts

Facilities

Bars & lounges
  • Atrium
  • Billboard Onboard
  • Explorer's Lounge
  • Gallery Bar
  • Lido Bar
  • Ocean Bar
  • Pinnacle Bar
  • Rolling Stone Lounge
  • Sea View Bar
Pool
  • Pool area
Sports
  • Fitness center
  • Sports deck
Others
  • Conference center
  • Future Cruises
  • Guest Services
For children & young people
  • Kids' club
  • Teen club
Spa & relaxation
  • Greenhouse Spa & Salon
  • The Retreat Sun Deck
Entertainment
  • Art gallery
  • Casino
  • Explorations Central & Café
  • Lincoln Center Stage
  • Observation deck
  • Photo retailer
  • Shopping area
  • Theater
Restaurant
  • Canaletto
  • Dive-in
  • Lido Market
  • Pinnacle Grill
  • Tamarind
  • The Dining Room

Ship facts

Length:285
Passengers:1964
Crew:817
Built:2002
Tonnage:82318
Registered:Holland

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