Canada

The scale of Canada is difficult to appreciate until you travel along its coast. Thousands of islands, deep fjords, sheltered waterways and remote communities stretch between the Atlantic and Pacific, creating journeys where the landscape continually changes around you. Travelling by small ship allows you to follow those coastlines rather than simply moving between major ports, reaching islands, bays and smaller communities that can be difficult to connect on a conventional land journey. There isn't one type of Canadian cruise. Atlantic Canada and Newfoundland combine rugged coastlines, fishing communities, seabirds and maritime history, with routes that can explore smaller harbours and islands as well as better-known ports. Along the St Lawrence, the experience shifts again, connecting coastal landscapes and wildlife with the history and culture of Québec. On the opposite side of the country, British Columbia brings forested islands, narrow channels and a much stronger emphasis on marine wildlife and coastal exploration. That variety is important when choosing a voyage. A wildlife-focused small-ship journey through British Columbia is very different from travelling through Atlanti

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