As my husband has health limitations, cruises make sense for us. Are there small ship cruises around Nova Scotia, PEI, and New Brunswick? We're open to anything possible in July in that general vicinity. We would appreciate any and all suggestions. One other option are high end hotels from which we could have numerous day trips.
Posted by
Olympia, WA, USA
6713 posts
Google offers up this, this, and this. Your own Google search might produce results more targeted to what you want. But it's probably too late to book anything for this July.
There are good hotels all over the maritime provinces, one that comes to mind is the Keltic Lodge in Ingonish, Nova Scotia, which would be a good base for exploring Cape Breton Island. Halifax certainly has plenty of choices. Again, some time with Google, including Google Maps, can help you search with more precision.
You might find more information on cruisecritic.com.
Posted by
Lynnwood, Washington
8899 posts
Look at Azamara cruise lines.
https://www.azamara.com/cruises?widget=&destinations=CANADA
Posted by
Hickory, NC USA
496 posts
I did a big cruise ship Canada and New England cruise with my Mom when she was in her 70s and a little more limited. We didn't stop in PEI, though. I thought it was a very good trip and the ship was well prepared to help older, more limited passengers to find and take excursions that were within their abilities.
Posted by
Long Beach, Ca, usa
1352 posts
Tigerfan,
Which cruise company did you use, please?
Posted by
Hickory, NC USA
496 posts
Princess. It was my first time and though I would not categorize myself as a big cruise person, we had a wonderful time.
Posted by
Long Beach, Ca, usa
1352 posts
Tigerfan, Thank you.