Day 1: Southampton

Day 2 - 6: At Sea

Day 7 & 8: St John's, Newfoundland

The capital city of Newfoundland and Labrador has a rich, colourful history. St. John’s has oodles of old world charm, interesting architecture, historic landmarks, beautiful countryside and a cultural scene as fresh as the Atlantic.

Day 9: At Sea

Day 10: Sydney, Nova Scotia

Home to Gaelic-speaking descendants of Scottish settlers, the industrial town of Sydney is the ocean gateway to Cape Breton Island. With easy access to the highlands, the Bras D'Or Lakes and the Fortress Louisbourg National Park, Sydney is the perfect place to start your Nova Scotia adventure.

Day 11 & 12: Halifax, Nova Scotia

The Eastern Canadian port of Halifax is the provincial capital of Nova Scotia with a rich maritime history. A vital part of Canada's infrastructure, Halifax is a major economic centre with many government and public sector companies based here, including the Department of National Defence. Praised for its quality of life, Halifax is a proud, vibrant city that represents modern Canada.

Day 13: Saint John, New Brunswick

The restored harbour district in Saint John reveals many insights into a fascinating heritage. An exciting twice-daily event is the phenomenon of the river's spectacular tidal bore at the famous Reversing Falls Rapids.

Day 14: Portland

Portland is the largest city of Maine - the Pine Tree state, with a spectacularly corrugated pine-clad coastline. Offering a range of artistic and outdoor adventures, with six lighthouses to explore, all within 20 minutes of the city.

Day 15: Boston

Boston is the largest city in New England and one of the most historic, influential and interesting in the United States. Attracting over 12 million visitors a year, Boston is renowned for its range of cultures, its vibrant atmosphere and its diverse, ever changing cityscape where tall skyscrapers and charming Georgian buildings stand proudly alongside each other on the banks of the iconic Charles River.

Day 16: Cruising Cape Cod Canal

Lined on both sides by pretty parks and beautiful woodland areas, there are plenty of sights to enjoy as you make your way along the canal, passing under a number of impressive bridges including the Cape Cod Canal Railroad Bridge, Sagamore Bridge and the historic Bourne Bridge – voted America’s most beautiful steel bridge in 1934 by the American Institute of Steel Constructions.

Day 17: Cruising by Statue of Liberty, New York

Revel in the sight of New York’s Statue of Liberty, a US National Monument and one of the world’s most iconic, instantly-recognisable symbols of freedom and democracy. Sailing slowly by, in the comfort of your smaller-sized ship, you’ll be presented with unspoilt views of this legendary landmark, providing a simply unmissable photo opportunity.

Day 17 - 19: New York

New York City is one of the most important, influential and exciting cities on earth and though it may not be awash with palm-lined beaches and tropical islands, it is considered by many as one of the world’s must-visit holiday destinations, a truly one-of-a-kind, unique, vibrant, cosmopolitan and diverse city with attractions in abundance. The skyscrapers, yellow cabs, Hudson River, Central Park, Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building are just some of reasons why the ‘Big Apple’ is truly special.

Day 19: Cruising Hudson River

Leaving New York’s iconic skyline behind, a sail along the size-restricted Hudson River provides contrasting sights and experiences to those on offer in the ‘Big Apple’. While relaxing on board your smaller ship, walls of towering skyscrapers will turn to low-lying riverbanks laden with tree-smothered state parks and nature reserves. These countryside scenes are particularly breathtaking in the fall season, when the lush foliage turns to vibrant autumn colours of browns, reds and yellows.

Day 20: Cruising Chesapeake & Delaware Canal

En route to Baltimore, sailing the narrow Chesapeake and Delaware Canal makes for a relaxing and rewarding few hours of scenic cruising. Taking advantage of your ship’s smaller dimensions, you’ll pass underneath low bridges that prevent larger vessels for navigating this picturesque route, and admire ever-changing scenes of beautiful countryside and charming, white wooden dwellings rarely seen on North American cruises.

Day 21: Baltimore

Baltimore – the largest city in the state of Maryland – is steeped in history and boasts a diverse range of cultures, imposing skyscrapers, charming historic structures and a number of popular attractions, including the National Aquarium, Walters Art Museum and the Mount Vernon district. Mount Vernon is a National Landmark Historic District and is known as the city’s cultural hub, where Baltimore’s grand 19th century industrialist mansions - now used as museums, galleries, shops and cafes – are found, as well as America’s first Catholic Cathedral, the Washington Monument and the original copy of ‘The Star-Spangled Banner’.

Day 22 & 23: At Sea

Day 24: Hamilton, Bermuda

Hamilton, the capital of Bermuda is a small, friendly city with a wonderfully welcoming atmosphere and exciting vibrancy. Front Street, arguably the city’s biggest attraction, runs along the shore line and is usually the first glimpse of Hamilton that visitors get as they arrive. The street is home to glitzy shops and several restaurants and bars, all benefitting from wonderful views out across the harbour.

Day 25 - 29: At Sea

Day 30: Ponta Delgada, Portugal

Ponta Delgada, the main town on the island of São Miguel, is the capital of the Azores archipelago of Portugal. The town’s cosmopolitan atmosphere belies its 500 year history, and the surrounding island boasts beautiful lakes, mountains, sandy beaches and the stunning crater lakes of the extinct Sete Cidades volcano.

Day 31 & 32: At Sea

Day 33: La Coruña, Spain

The city of La Coruña is the capital of the province and a busy seaport situated in the Galicia region of northwest Spain. Most famous for its Roman lighthouse, the diverse architectural styles of La Coruña make the city an absolute delight for sightseeing.

Day 34: At Sea

Day 35: Southampton