Caribbean Princess - Classic Canada & New England: Quebec City to Boston

3.9(2,001 reviews)

via U.S. News · Jun 2026

|11 Nights|7 Ports|3 Sea Days

Caribbean Princess opens this 11-night foliage voyage with an overnight in Quebec City, then reaches rarely visited St. Lawrence ports — Sept-Iles, Corner Brook in Newfoundland and the Saguenay fjord — before finishing in Boston.

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Price Range

Budget

DepartureQuebec City, Canada

Dress CodeSmart Casual

MealsIncluded

WiFiPaid

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Ship Details — Caribbean Princess

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Year Built

2004

Tonnage

112,894 GT

Passengers

3,140

Crew

1,200

Decks

Class

Grand

Itinerary & Route Map

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Onboard Amenities

MedallionClass Experience

Movies Under the Stars

Lotus Spa

Casino

Fitness Center

Multiple Pools

Specialty Dining

Princess Theater

Kids Club (Camp Discovery)

The Piazza Atrium

Crown Grill steakhouse

Sabatini's Italian Trattoria

Multiple main dining rooms

World Fresh Marketplace buffet

International Café

Slice Pizzeria

Poolside grill

The Sanctuary adults-only retreat

Piazza atrium

Fitness center

5 pools

7 hot tubs

Reef Splash Zone kids' area

Reserve Collection dining & staterooms

OceanMedallion wearable

Cruise Highlights

Overnight in Old Quebec at the height of fall color

Rare calls at Sept-Iles and Corner Brook, Newfoundland

Scenic cruising through the Saguenay fjord

Evening in Halifax with a 12-hour port stay

About the Ship

What Travelers Say About Caribbean Princess

Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Caribbean Princess sailing. Based on 2,500 discussions.

Caribbean Princess is a 2004-built Grand-class ship and one of the most storied vessels in the Princess fleet - she's the ship that pioneered Movies Under the Stars, the poolside big-screen experience now copied across the industry. At roughly 113,000 gross tons and around 3,140 guests, she's a large but pre-Royal-class ship with a mellow, classic-Princess atmosphere. Reviewers tend to either love her intimate, well-worn charm or wish for the newer amenities of her younger fleetmates.