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|  |  | | THE FRENCH CANADIAN MARITIMES & COASTAL NORTH ATLANTIC
Montréal to Portland | May 30 - June 11, 2015 | 10 Days from $4,199 per person | | | Departing from Montreal, Québec through the scenic
St. Lawrence Seaway and the north Atlantic to Portland, Maine.
Highlights include: Québec City, Gaspé Peninsula,
Prince Edward Island, the reversing rapids of Saint John
and Acadia National Park. Mr. Rather’s onboard lecture topics
include: Fact vs. Fiction in Journalism: Misinformation
& the Internet; and An Evening with Dan Rather.
Click here for more information. |  | |  | THE ELEGANT MS SAINT LAURENT
 Skillfully designed to foster a convivial atmosphere
while giving you room to breathe, the MS Saint Laurent
invites you to relax and unwind as you discover the world’s most remarkable coastal regions. Enjoy quiet time
in a cozy corner. Stretch your legs on the promenade.
Or gather with friends as you watch the world go by.
No matter where you are, you’ll find perfectly designed
spaces for every mood and every possibility.
 |  | |  | EXPLORE STUNNING ARCHITECTURE
Hailed as the most French city outside of France,
Québec is a spectacle of history, architecture, and activity.
Here guests will discover the Notre-Dame-Des-Victoires,
Québec City’s historic gem and experience the
charm and character of Old Québec (Vieux-Québec),
the last remaining fortified city north of Mexico.
 |  | | | EXPERIENCE HISTORIC COASTAL PORTS
Just off the coast of the quiet, bayside town
of Gaspé on the northeastern tip of Québec,
guest’s will explore Percé Rock, a dramatic natural
rock formation and home to over 200 species of birds.
The fabled seaside town of Gaspé was claimed
for France by Jacques Cartier who took refuge from
a storm here in 1534.
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