Coastal charm, flavors & fall foliage await with the 2027 Canada & New England season from Princess Cruises

Regal Princess and Caribbean Princess to Sail 17 Departures, August 21-October 30, 2027
FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., Sept. 16, 2025 /PRNewswire/ — Vibrant fall colors, coastal charm and rich history await on a Princess Cruises voyage to Canada & New England with the newly released 2027 season, on sale. Regal Princess headlines the upcoming season, joined by returning Caribbean Princess. This destination-rich season will have 17 scheduled voyages from August 21-October 30, 2027.
Fast Facts of the 2027 Canada & New England Season:
- Two Ships: Caribbean Princess (3,140 guests) and the debut of Regal Princess (3,560 guests)
- 17 Departures: from New York, Boston and Quebec, August 21- October 30, 2027
- 7-13- Day Itineraries: visiting 14 destinations across 10 states and provinces, with six UNESCO World Heritage Sites and four “More Ashore” late-night stays:
- Regal Princess to sail 7-day roundtrip cruises from New York, with guest favorites like Boston, Saint John (Bay of Fundy), Newport, and Halifax.
- Caribbean Princess operates 10- and 11-day sailings between Boston and Quebec City, with overnights in Quebec and scenic cruising through the Saguenay Fjord and St. Lawrence River.
- Bay of Fundy Natural Wonder: Witness the world’s highest tides of 53 ft
“Canada and New England in the fall are simply spectacular, and we’re thrilled to continue our presence in this remarkable region in 2027,” said Jim Berra, Princess Cruises Chief Commercial Officer. “From sailing out of Manhattan past the Statue of Liberty to exploring charming seaside towns and enjoying world-class seafood, this itinerary is an unexpectedly breathtaking option for cruising for travelers who want to dive deep into the charm, history and natural beauty of these destinations.”
Top Reasons to Cruise to Canada & New England with Princess
- Dive Deeper into History with a Cruisetour: Options for guests wishing to spend more time exploring historic cities and monuments include two in-depth cruisetours, combining a scheduled 2027 cruise with multiple days on land, including:
- Historic America Cruisetour – with seven nights on land guests visit U.S. Capital Washington D.C., Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello estate, Colonial Williamsburg, Independence Hall in Philadelphia and the Gettysburg Battlefield.
- The Maple Explorer Cruisetour – brings guests to beautiful Niagara Falls; exciting cities like the capital of Canada, Ottawa, and French-flavored Montréal with guided tours of the Canadian Museum of Civilization, dazzling cathedrals and the historic 19th century Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Foliage at its Finest: Nature’s most brilliant show unfolds along the New England coastline with front-row seats to the season’s fiery hues – seen from onboard or ashore in charming towns like Charlottetown and Halifax.
- History that Comes Alive: Guests walk Boston’s Freedom Trail, stand in the shadow of Quebec’s Chateau Frontenac and explore pivotal places in American and Canadian history with itineraries that highlight these heritage-rich ports for those who crave stories of the past.
- Tastes of the Region: Taste buds soar with New England seafood and Canadian specialties – from fresh-caught lobster to maple-inspired treats and cocktails. Onboard themed dining adds even more local flavor, from lobster rolls to Boston Cream Pie martinis.
- Iconic Arrivals, Majestic Departures: Princess brings unforgettable moments like sailing out of Manhattan with views of the Statue of Liberty, drifting past the iconic landmarks of Quebec’s Château Frontenac, or gliding through the Saguenay Fjord.
- Local Charm at Every Port: Experience the peaceful rhythm of life in coastal villages and lighthouses, artisan shops and warm welcomes with stops in Charlottetown, Halifax and Portland. Plus, UNESCO World Heritage access including Old Quebec, Grand-Pré, and Gros Morne National Park.
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