Bound by rocky cliffs to the east, misty rainforests to the west and straits of snow and ice to the far north, Canada dazzles with its trove of natural treasures. Canadian voyages aboard the National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions fleet are expertly curated to help you gain a deeper knowledge of the Great White North and its rich cultural traditions. Sail to festive fishing villages in Newfoundland, kayak through the maze of coves and inlets of British Columbia or encounter majestic polar bears and dazzling icebergs in the icy channels of the Northwest Passage, gaining new perspectives from experts on a part of the world that is at once familiar and filled with wild surprises.
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Explore Canada’s Wild and Storied Coasts
Explore Canada’s Wild and Storied Coasts
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Canadian Voyage Highlights
✓ Circumnavigate Newfoundland and visit remote fishing villages, Viking ruins and Indigenous communities.
✓ Discover the cultural legacy and marine wildlife of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Saguenay Fjord.
✓ Explore Baffin Island’s remote fjords, seabird cliffs and ice-strewn waters in the heart of the Arctic.
✓ Navigate the forested archipelagos of British Columbia and the San Juan Islands, home to bears, whales and eagles.
✓ Hike, kayak and Zodiac cruise along wild coastlines and remote bays—experiences only small ships can deliver.
✓ Photograph wildlife from deck or shore with guidance from certified photo instructors that are ideal for spotting puffins, polar bears, whales and seabirds in their native habitats.
✓ Connect with Indigenous communities through meaningful cultural exchanges in Nunatsiavut, British Columbia and Newfoundland. These experiences offer insight into centuries-old traditions and contemporary ways of life.
✓ Cruise into remote coves and fjords thanks to the small size and agility of the fleet's purpose-built ships, accessing places that larger vessels simply cannot reach.
✓ Discover the cultural legacy and marine wildlife of the St. Lawrence Seaway and Saguenay Fjord.
✓ Explore Baffin Island’s remote fjords, seabird cliffs and ice-strewn waters in the heart of the Arctic.
✓ Navigate the forested archipelagos of British Columbia and the San Juan Islands, home to bears, whales and eagles.
✓ Hike, kayak and Zodiac cruise along wild coastlines and remote bays—experiences only small ships can deliver.
✓ Photograph wildlife from deck or shore with guidance from certified photo instructors that are ideal for spotting puffins, polar bears, whales and seabirds in their native habitats.
✓ Connect with Indigenous communities through meaningful cultural exchanges in Nunatsiavut, British Columbia and Newfoundland. These experiences offer insight into centuries-old traditions and contemporary ways of life.
✓ Cruise into remote coves and fjords thanks to the small size and agility of the fleet's purpose-built ships, accessing places that larger vessels simply cannot reach.
My Recommended Itineraries
The Canadian Maritimes and Newfoundland
Embark on a circumnavigation of Newfoundland and sail into Atlantic Canada’s breathtaking natural beauty. Discover Norse history at L’Anse aux Meadows, the only transatlantic site established by Vikings. See World War II harbor defenses and visit the only North American island that remains under French control. Your journey of pure discovery ventures to the legendary islands of Cape Breton, St-Pierre and the Îles de la Madeleine in the Gulf of St. Lawrence.
Sailing the St. Lawrence Seaway and Canadian Maritimes
Discover the remote shores and diverse cultures of Eastern Canada on an adventure along the picturesque St. Lawrence River and beyond. Stroll through 400 years of history in Old Québec—a UNESCO World Heritage site—and St-Pierre, the only remaining French territory in North America. Venture into the rugged wildernesses of the Saguenay River Fjord in search of rare wildlife, and visit the Côte-Nord, known for its striking monoliths and limestone island. At every turn, you’ll be immersed in the region’s fascinating history, stemming from French, British and Indigenous roots.
Baffin Island: Exploring Canada’s Wild Arctic Frontier
Sail across the Davis Strait into the remote reaches of Canada’s High Arctic, where sheer cliffs rise from the sea, ancient ice floes drift past the bow and charismatic wildlife thrives in one of the most untouched ecosystems on the planet. Baffin Island, with its vast, roadless landscape, is the centerpiece of this extraordinary voyage and you’ll venture deep into its seemingly inaccessible network of icy bays, inlets and fjords aboard the purpose-built National Geographic Resolution. This is true expedition travel, and your days will be guided by the ice, weather and wildlife as your naturalists, historians and photographers deepen your understanding of the land and daily life in the Arctic.
Exploring British Columbia and the San Juan Islands
Discover the rugged wilderness, First Nations history and seaside communities of the Pacific Northwest. Trace the coast from Seattle to British Columbia to explore isolated coves and archipelagos by kayak and Zodiac, and venture ashore to hike through misty forests. Explore among lush Islands, keeping an eye out for marine mammals and bald eagles; visit picturesque coastal towns; and learn about the native cultures that call this region home.
About the Ships
National Geographic Explorer
With a storied history working in Norway’s famed Coastal Express, the 148-passenger flagship National Geographic Explorer was completely rebuilt to sail seas from pole to pole. With an ice-strengthened hull, newly renovated suites and immersive exploration spaces—such as a chart room, panoramic observation lounge and open Bridge—this extraordinary vessel is devoted to discovery, with every detail revealing a dedication to curiosity and wonder.
National Geographic Resolution
Informed by 60 years of expedition heritage, this 138-passenger ship is in a class of her own. She is engineered with dynamic positioning and an innovative x-bow that slices smoothly through all sea conditions. Complemented by sleek Scandinavian design and thoughtful amenities—including infinity hot tubs, twin saunas and overnight igloos—this highest ice class ship delivers the ultimate expedition experience.
National Geographic Venture
The 50-cabin National Geographic Venture is modern, clean-lined and exceptionally maneuverable, able to take you to the remote beaches and quiet inlets of the Canada's Pacific Coast with ease.
