Montreal to Canada & New England Cruise Reviews

Went on the Canada 7 night cruise out of Montréal to Boston. Took our family of 4 (kids age 8 and 10), and brother and wife. I had done research and knew this was not a “in your face” entertainment cruise but was laid back sailing on a smaller ship with plenty of room to spare. There is no band by the pool and the entertainment on the world stage is pretty … meh. The cabins were standard size, ...

This cruise had a lot of ports that are memorable to my husband and I, since we grew up in the area. Viking Neptune was a gorgeous new ship and we appreciated the understated elegance. The staff were just superb, very well trained and so genuinely friendly. And the food was outstanding! Prepare to put on weight! Entertainment left a lot to be desired. The piano music in the grand atrium was ...

We really enjoyed the ship. The crew was efficient and friendly, and we found the lectures stimulating. Our sea days were filled with wonderful options, from explanations of the Bayeux Tapestry, to cooking demonstrations to movies and more. As a couple we enjoyed meeting new friends and sharing meals. The options for meals were excellent and we took advantage of the Chef's Table and Italian ...

We chose this particular cruise because of our previous experience with Viking on the Viking Star and the Iconic Mediterranean cruise. Additionally, although we live in North America neither of us had ever been to any parts of Canada together. The prospect of visiting some of the iconic cities and locations in Quebec and Nova Scotia was very inviting and there was no cross Atlantic flight ...

Enjoyed the cruise and the many interesting excursions. The tour guides were knowledgeable and gave wonderful local insights to their areas. Especially enjoyed Saguenay and the interesting history of the area. Halifax is a charming area, and the boardwalk was fun to walk down and shop. As we sailed into Boston there was a rainbow over the city which was a lovely way to start the day and our tour ...

Overall the cruise was everything I had hoped. The service was impeccable and everyone from from maintenance to Captain were friendly and always smiled and had a pleasant greeting. Staff was quick to share their life experiences and were eager to hear about us as well. I always like learning about all sorts of people and their cultures. With one exception, dining was a joy. Whether it was a ...

I wanted to cruise close to home. This itinerary worked perfectly for me, especially being able to disembark in NYC. The ship is beautiful! There are many quiet places on the ship that people gravitated to so the ship never seem too crowded. We had a penthouse room that was wonderful — plenty of space, ample storage, heated bathroom floor, great balcony, and a great room steward. The main ...

I have done Viking Ocean cruises in the past with my daughter, and wanted my husband to experience the luxury of a top-notch cruise line. Viking more than exceeded our expectations in that regard. The ship was immaculate, quiet, and tastefully decorated. We can't say enough about the staff - from the Captain and crew to the wait staff to the room attendants - all were the most friendly, polite ...

We have gone on many cruises over the years but mostly on the main stream ships (HAL, Royal, Celebrity, etc.). Last year we tried Azamara for the smaller ship experience and loved it. So this year we thought we’d try the more upscale luxury lines and see how they stack up and how we like them. So we started with the Seabourn Ovation back in March and loved it and didn't think anyone could beat it. ...

Taking a Canada/New England Cruise has been on our bucket list and we combined this with a celebration of a major birthday. We started on our own in Niagara falls, then spent a few days in Montreal. I would highly recommend spending some time in Niagara Falls and Montreal prior or after a CA/NE cruise! Hotel pre-cruise recommendations (Niagara Falls Marriott Fallsview, Le Centre Sheraton ...