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Windstar introduces new port calls for 2026 Canada & New England season
Windstar Cruises is adding a new itinerary on its Canada & New England 2026 cruise season.
The cruise line’s 312-guest motor yacht Star Pride sails in the region during peak foliage season in September and October.
The new 14-night Quebec & Newfoundland Adventure sails roundtrip from Montreal with an in-depth exploration of Newfoundland and Labrador.
Windstar will spend ample time circumnavigating the region and its remote destinations, including the Madeleine Islands.
The cruise offers two new ports for Windstar in St. Pierre & Miquelon as well as Trois-Rivières.
Both ports offer late nights for additional exploration.
The itinerary also adds two ports Windstar hasn’t visited since 2018: the fishing village of Red Bay in Labrador as well as St. John’s – the capital of Newfoundland – which is an overnight visit.
There is an additional late night in Quebec City.
Windstar’s Southeast Canadian Explorations itinerary returns for the 2026 season sailing from Montreal to Boston and back.
Highlights include an overnight in Quebec City and smaller ports such as Cap aux Meules, where a new lobster fishing tour is available.
Windstar will also return to Rockland, Maine on these sailings for the first time since 2018.
The 14-night Greenland: North Atlantic Odyssey trans-ocean cruise from Reykjavik to Boston also returns for 2026, with scenic cruising of the Prince Christian Sound and Tasermiut Fjord, as well as chances to learn more about Inuit culture in the remote villages of Nanortalik and Narsaq.
A late night in Halifax means time to delve into the Titanic’s history and many artifacts, as well as enjoying a food-centric pub crawl.
The cruise line has introduced an early booking offer for Canada & New England 2026 sailings with a complimentary upgrade to the all -inclusive fare (value of £81 per person per day) which includes Wi-Fi, gratuities and unlimited beer, wine and cocktails, plus $200 onboard credit per stateroom.
“Our small ships have an advantage in Canada and New England because we can visit many smaller towns for a more relaxed, intimate style of exploration,” said Windstar’s President Christopher Prelog.
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