Invite your clients to explore the beauty of the American East Coast, the Great Lakes and the Canadian Maritimes with PONANT. With its wild coasts, picturesque harbors, and cosmopolitan capitals, the treasures in North America’s backyard will ignite your clients’ sense of adventure and fill them with national pride. Add whale watching, puffins, performances in partnership with Jazz at Lincoln Center, and encounters with the cultural traditions of Indigenous peoples are all the ingredients for a voyage that will stay in your clients’ heart for years to come.
In the Northern Hemisphere’s fall, when the vast boreal forests are set ablaze with flamboyant hues—from fiery red to deep ochre—guests can simply relax and savor the magic of this fleeting spectacle.
Guests set sail for an unforgettable voyage up the Gulf of St. Lawrence to Montréal. Observe marine mammals and hike through forests and tundra, as we explore this little-known region from the sea and the land.
14 or 17 nights on board Le Boréal, Le Lyrial or L’Austral
From Greenland, this expedition takes your clients along the coast of Canada’s Far North. In the heart of vast, breathtaking landscapes, they can follow in the footsteps of trappers, Newfoundland fishermen and the Vikings!
Guests can witness the natural splendor of the Great Lakes. They’ll visit the Victorian island of Mackinac, explore one of the oldest cities in the United States—Michigan’s Sault Ste. Marie—and sail through Lake Huron, home to over 30,000 islands.
In partnership with Jazz at Lincoln Center, guests will be transported by the smooth sounds of jazz as they sail from the Montreal to New York, concluding in front of the Statue of Liberty.
14 or 12 nights on board Le Champlian or Le Bellot
Guests will Fall under the spell of autumn’s magic as they sail along the St. Lawerence’s wilderness and cultural treasures with Smithsonian Journeys Experts.
José Sarica, director of the PONANT Expedition experience, shares his insights on the natural wonders and cultural delicacies found in America’s inland seas.
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