One Way US East Coast to Canada

[SPacificbound]

I have been looking for one way cruises from anywhere on the US East coast to Canada but have not found any.

 

Do that exist?

 

TIA

[Nitemare]

Have you seen this:  https://www.cruisecritic.com/cruiseto/cruiseitineraries.cfm?depcity=269&portofcall=47

[1025cruise]

HAL does this regularly from Boston to Montreal.

[princeton123211]

I believe you can also book the couple QM2 trips each year one way from New York to Quebec and vice versa. 

[mskaufman]

In addition to HAL from Boston there are periodic cruises from NY and Baltimore to Halifax.

[Turtles06]

3 hours ago, 1025cruise said:

HAL does this regularly from Boston to Montreal.

 

And this season, at least, one-way from Boston to Quebec City.  

[Twickenham]

14 hours ago, SPacificbound said:

I have been looking for one way cruises from anywhere on the US East coast to Canada but have not found any.

 

Do that exist?

 

TIA

 

One way from NY or Boston to Quebec City or Montreal is very common. Surprised you're not finding anything...

 

What months are you looking? The high season for these cruises is September and October, for fall foliage. Only HAL has cruises throughout the summer.

 

One way of finding such cruises is do a search with your departure city as either Quebec or Montreal. There will have been a previous cruise to one of those cities, so you can then see what the preceding cruises are on the cruise line's website.

[JuliaMS]

Royal Caribbean does. 

[sunsetbeachgal]

Princess does a nice ten day itinerary, New York to Quebec and in reverse as well.

[gemduncan]

I’m booked on Norwegian cruise line on Gem ship that departs out of Boston and ends in Quebec City for 7 days. It goes to: Boston, Bar Harbor, Halifax, Sydney, Charlottetown, Saguenay, and Quebec City.

[shipgeeks]

HAL does Fort Lauderdale to Montreal, or similar, in the spring, as a repositioning cruise.

[Floridastorm]

On 11/15/2019 at 10:08 AM, shipgeeks said:

HAL does Fort Lauderdale to Montreal, or similar, in the spring, as a repositioning cruise.

Yes, we're on the Zaandam for this cruise departing April 21st. Only 1400 passengers which is perfect for visiting these ports as the ports are mostly small and ships with 6,000 passengers overwhelm them.

[Oregonpoppa]

We're booked on HAL's Zaandam on May 23 from Boston to Quebec and disembarking in Montreal.  It's a pretty popular route with lots of sailings during the year, especially popular during the fall colors months.  Cruise Critic shows lots of similar cruises right on its main page links.