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| Caledonia - The largest sailing ship built in North America in the last 100 years, and the flagship of the Tall Ships Challenge 2003. |
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| ECC#01 Sailing Expedition & Tours East Canada |
| Golf & Spa Getaway |
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| The best golfing cruise available on the east coast! Names like Crowbush, Brudenell, and Fox Harb'r cause excitement in the world of golf. Play these and other courses for a week while your hotel travels with you. Complimenting the beauty and challenge of these world-class courses will be the thrill and mystic of traveling by sailing ship. With visits to two scenic Maritime Provinces, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia, Caledonia offers plenty of diversions on the days off from golfing. Strolls along picture perfect beaches and visits to intriguing coastal towns and sleepy little harbours combine for an unforgettable and relaxing vacation. |
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| Fjords, Bays & Tickles - Newfoundland |
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| A voyage of exceptional beauty, this is Western Newfoundland at its bestCruising through spectacular fiords and past stunning mountains, visits will be made to many of the outports nestled along the rugged shore. This captivating seacoast has attracted visitors for centuries, yet retains the same intimate relationship between those who live there, and the breath-taking beauty that surrounds them. Sights and destinations include Corner Brook, Lark Harbour, Blow Me Down Mountains, Bonne Bay, and the magnificent Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. There will be plenty of opportunities for hiking, mountain biking, and kayaking, as well as viewing the abundance of wildlife known to the area such as caribou, moose, seabirds, and the possible sightings of silver fox and arctic hare. Special guests will be onboard to provide insight to the secrets buried deep in the human, and natural history of this remarkable region. |
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| Canada’s Seacoast |
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| Nova Scotia, the "sea bound coast" is a perfect cruising destination. Dotted with mysterious coastal islands, and ubiquitous long sandy beaches, an unhurried lifestyle is found in all the towns and villages, which allow for a relaxing approach to experiencing all that this area has to offer. Legendary ports like Lunenburg - a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and Shelburne have been havens to sailors for many generations, and are still reminiscent of a past when sailing ships made regular port calls. This is a leisurely cruising vacation, and the perfect way to experience the coastal splendor of southern Nova Scotia. |
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| Quebec Maritimes – Acadian Coast |
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| An Eastern Canadian voyage offering all the natural delights of a great ecotourism destination. This voyage sails by coastal Nova Scotia, Maritime Quebec, PEI and the Acadian coast of New Brunswick. Visit an immense and culturally rich coastal region surrounding the Gulf of St. Lawrence with remarkable landscapes and habitats: a vast inland sea, archipelagos of dunes and sandstone, strings of inviting and mysterious islands and lighthouses. Visit a region coloured by the unique customs and accents of the area's residents in their many peaceful towns and villages. |
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