The 2028 schedule features voyages ranging from seven to 14 days, with departure points including Boston, New York, Fort Lauderdale, Québec City, and Montréal. By utilizing smaller-scale vessels, the cruise line maintains access to ports and waterways that often remain unreachable for larger ships, including five national parks and seven UNESCO World Heritage sites. Guests can expect overnight stays in Québec City and late-night calls in ports such as Charlottetown and Saint John.
A significant addition to the fleet's regional presence is the Zuiderdam, which will debut in the area following its extensive 'Evolution' transformation. This refit introduces new accommodation categories, such as Solo Verandah staterooms and Bridgeview Suites, alongside refreshed guest spaces designed to mirror the line’s Pinnacle Class ships. The onboard experience is tailored to the destination through regional dining, local musical performances, and specialized programming that highlights Atlantic maritime heritage. Travelers looking to book early can access a promotional package that includes beverage credits, specialty dining, Wi-Fi, and shore excursion incentives.
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