Canada?

[yankeenurse]

We are cruising to The Bahamas at Christmas. We would like to cruise to Canada next year. Does anyone know if Carnival will add cruises to Canada?

[ProgRockCruiser]

I think the 2020 season is already finalized - I don't see any particular obvious gaps (maybe I'm missing them).

 

The next round of cruise bookings to be opened up are for May 2021 and beyond.

[bakersdozen12]

Carnival does have cruises to Canada/New England in both September and October of 2020.

Edited April 18, 2019 by bakersdozen12

[ProgRockCruiser]

25 minutes ago, bakersdozen12 said:

Carnival does have cruises to Canada/New England in both September and October of 2020.

 

I was assuming the OP knew about those, and was wondering if more would be added.  But good point, just in case.

[MCC retired]

Canada/NE  is a short cruising season for most all the cruise lines .

Too bad 😕 as Canada/NE  is not all about leaves .

Edited April 18, 2019 by MCC retired

[shof515]

3 minutes ago, MCC retired said:

Canada/NE  is a short cruising season for most all the cruise lines .

Too bad 😕 as Canada/NE  is not all about leaves .

 

Norwegian does a few Canada/NE cruises in May/June which is early in the season. 

 

Canada cruising season usually ends late October/early November. 

[Schoifmom]

FWIW, we did Carnival's CA/NE itinerary out of NYC a couple of years ago and loved it!  We sailed in late September and the weather was just about perfect.

 

CA/NE cruises are typically only in early September through early November.

[bury me at sea]

I would love to cruise up the east coast to Canada.

 

If Carnival offered that route from Galveston I would jump on it.  Don't see it happening.

[mets123]

Royal does that route from Bayonne and Baltimore and Boston from June thru late October. Boston usually just September and October.

[LPYRCRUISER]

HAL runs cruises all summer from Boston to Montreal and reverse.  Some day I'm going!!

Edited April 19, 2019 by LPYRCRUISER

[Aplmac]

18 hours ago, MCC retired said:

Canada/NE  is a short cruising season for most all the cruise lines .

Too bad 😕 as Canada/NE  is not all about leaves .

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We did Carnival's 'Canada Cruise' twice now

- out of Manhattan, to Boston -to Portland,ME

then Saint Johns NB ..then Halifax NS then back to NYC.

 

Nice enough cruise: quite sedate compared to warm weather Caribbean cruises!

Most ppl imagine they're going to sail past a coastline

filled with autumn colours right there in your face...

 

Nothing is further from the reality.

You'll see the fall colours only when you go ashore!

Although we did see some distant whale activity en route to Boston

[myjillian]

We try to take a New England/ Canada cruise from different lines about every 3 years.  It never gets "old hat"

[bakersdozen12]

22 hours ago, ProgRockCruiser said:

 

I was assuming the OP knew about those, and was wondering if more would be added.  But good point, just in case.

 

The OP said said he or she wants to cruise to Canada next year. Which last time I checked, was 2020. 😉

[Shipcats6]

Last August we did Holland America’s Montreal to Ft. Lauderdale and it was wonderful.  So much to see and do.  Go if you get a chance on any ship.