Exploration along Saint Lawrence

From Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, a small French territory off the North American coast, sail along the magical waters of the St. Lawrence, where the ocean धीरे gradually becomes a river. From the red cliffs of the Magdalen Islands to the spectacular fjords of Newfoundland, via the remote outposts of Providence Island and Harrington Harbour (accessible only by boat), discover an insular Canada that remains little-known and unspoilt. Further on, the forests of the northern Gulf of St. Lawrence, dotted with yellow birch, American beech and sugar maples, reveal striking landscapes inhabited by fascinating wildlife: white-tailed deer, elegant whales and graceful belugas. You will also discover a rich heritage through encounters with Quebec’s vibrant culture. 

Subject to ice and weather conditions. The expedition highlights and itineraries described above illustrate possible experiences only and cannot be guaranteed.