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2019 GLCC Brochure.Indd 2019 SAILINGS ON THE GREAT LAKES Voyages of Discovery on America’s Inland Oceans DEAR TRAVELER When the last glaciers melted more than ten thousand years ago, they left behind a fabulous legacy: the Great Lakes. Over the centuries, these huge inland seas—which contain more than one-fi fth of the world’s standing fresh water—have fascinated humankind. Voyageurs and homesteaders, poets and storytellers, missionaries and mapmakers, Native Americans and pioneers have all been drawn to the timeless beauty of the region. From the magnifi cent spectacle of Niagara Falls, to Mackinac Island’s Victorian charm. From rolling dunes and grand vistas, to miles of white sand beaches. From emerald green forests, to blazing sunsets that turn the watery horizon to fl ame, the journey awaits. On behalf of our company, I invite you to experience a magnifi cent Great Lakes cruise. As the only travel company in the world to specialize in Great Lakes cruises, we offer unforgettable adventures on these legendary waters. 2017 marks our 19th cruise season and we are representing more ships than ever, sailing a variety of exciting itineraries. Each distinctive cruise ship offers a relaxing and friendly atmosphere, delightful accommodations and impeccable service. Carefully selected enrichment lecturers and expert tour guides will add to your enjoyment, as you explore fascinating ports and absorb the breathtaking scenery. We look forward to having you aboard a Great Lakes cruise! Sincerely, Chris Conlin President, Great Lakes Cruise Company OUR TEAM Book now with one of our specialists - (888) 891 - 0203 Sherri SitkauskasJeanne Psychas Angela Grinias VICTORY CRUISE LINES SAILINGS ST. LAWRENCE & JEWELS 11 DAYS | 10 NIGHTS OF FRENCH CANADA Ocean, to become temporary residents in the salty rich waters of the St. Lawrence. Quebec City, QC: Drive out of Quebec City to see the historical and majestic Montmorency Falls, including a cable car ride to the top where you will have magnifi cent views across to the Ile d’Orléans. Montreal, QC: Explore Montreal old and new with a drive through the downtown business district to the top of Mont Royal for a commanding view of the city and the St. Lawrence River. Enjoy the best of the borderlands between Canada and the USA. Survey two of the most European cities Toronto, ON: This morning, we’ll awaken at the in North America, the French Canadian ports of port in Toronto, Ontario. Toronto is a vibrant, big- Montreal and Quebec, then the Ontario metropolis time city abuzz with activity. of Toronto. The ship will transit the Welland Canal, and take in the majesty of Niagara Falls, and take This itinerary is also offered in reverse. in the blossoming renaissance of Cleveland and Detroit. Portland, ME: Welcome to Portland! Portland combines active fi shing wharves with warehouses, shops and museums. Halifax, NS: Your tour will take you to Peggy’s Cove. 2019 DEPARTURES This active coastal village retains the character and May 3, October 22 † fl avor of an active residential community, with a vibrant fi shing fl eet, quaint multi-coloured homes. 2020 DEPARTURES See website for current dates Charlott etown, P.E.I.: Visit the farmstead that inspired Anne of Green Gables. Enjoy a tour of the A valid passport is required. All itineraries including house, stroll the haunted woods, Lovers’ Lane, and ports, activities and routes are subject to change the famous white shores of the bay. based on availability, weather, river, water levels and sea conditions. †Dates operate in reverse direction Tadoussac/Whale Watching: Up to 13 species of and some variations of ports and activities may cetaceans make their way upriver from the Atlantic occur. 4 | For full details of these itineraries, visit greatlakescruising.com GREAT LAKES 10 DAYS | 9 NIGHTS GRAND DISCOVERY 2019 DEPARTURES May 13 †, May 22, June 9, June 27, July 6 †, August 20, August 29 †, October 4 †, October 13 2020 DEPARTURES See website for current dates A valid passport is required. All itineraries including ports, activities and routes are subject to change based on availability, weather, river, water levels and On this journey you’ll delve into North America’s sea conditions. †Dates operate in reverse direction maritime history throughout the Great Lakes, set and some variations of ports and activities may sail through the storied Georgian Bay, admire the occur. natural beauty of Niagara Falls and take in the Cultural Foundation, enjoy a tour through the art breathtaking vistas of the southern Canadian coast. galleries and exhibits of this heritage museum. Chicago, IL: Gather for cocktails and hors Detroit, MI: Visit the Henry Ford Museum. Housed d’oeuvres as we prepare to set sail on our Great in a sweeping, nine-acre, single-fl oor space with Lakes journey. soaring 40-foot ceilings, the sheer scope of the museum is as grand as the vision that inspired it. Mackinac Island, MI: With no cars allowed on the island, your horse-drawn carriage tour is a great Cleveland, OH: Set out on one of Cleveland’s way to experience the Victorian ambience of this famous trolleys for a tour of the city’s history and National Historic Landmark. most iconic architectural gems. Sault Sainte Marie, MI: Today, we’ll transit the Soo Niagara Falls, ON: Embark on the famous Locks – which pass 10,000 ships per year. Hornblower “Voyage of the Falls” for a cruise into the misty spray of Horseshoe Falls. Litt le Current, Manitoulin Islands: At the Ojibwe Toronto, ON: Welcome to Toronto, North America’s fourth largest city and the most multicultural diverse city on the planet! This itinerary is also offered in reverse. For more information call 1-888-891-0203 or visit greatlakescruising.com | 5 FRENCH CANADIAN GREAT LAKES, 11 DAYS | 10 NIGHTS NOVA SCOTIA & NEW ENGLAND of Canso. Charlott etown, P.E.I.: Follow the same historic trail through Charlottetown, which was walked by the delegates participating in the historic conference leading to the Confederation of Canada. Tadoussac/Whale Watching: Tadoussac is one of the most exciting whale-watching sites in the world. Quebec City, QC: Depart for the Plains of Abraham at the point where the battle between the invading English forces and the defenders took place as they stormed the upper city and captured the Step back in time as you visit British, Scottish, and town. French-Canadian maritime ports. Montreal, QC: Welcome to Montreal! The Old Port Boston, MA: Welcome to Boston, Massachusetts. along the St Lawrence River offers a feast of cafes, Join your fellow guests for dinner with free fl owing art galleries, and picturesque narrow streets. house wines and cocktails. Portland, ME: Take a picturesque drive through the elegant Victorian Mansion district and out to Casco Bay and the famous Portland Head Light. Lunenburg, NS: Lunenberg is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site. Tour Lunenburg’s 2019 DEPARTURES harbor-side streets, lined with unique shops and May 18 colorfully painted homes. 2020 DEPARTURES Halifax, NS: Spend the day exploring Halifax. Your See website for current dates fi rst visit is to picturesque Citadel. Then, continue to Peggy’s Cove, one of the loveliest maritime A valid passport is required. All itineraries including villages in Nova Scotia. ports, activities and routes are subject to change based on availability, weather, river, water levels and Casco Canal: As the ship sails toward sea conditions. Charlottetown, you will navigate through the Strait 6 | For full details of these itineraries, visit greatlakescruising.com FRENCH CANADA & 10 DAYS | 9 NIGHTS GREAT LAKES 2019 DEPARTURES May 28, July 12, July 21 †, July 30, August 26 † 2020 DEPARTURES See website for current dates A valid passport is required. All itineraries including ports, activities and routes are subject to change based on availability, weather, river, water levels and sea conditions. †Dates operate in reverse direction Witness the splendor of the French-Canadian and some variations of ports and activities may countryside as we sail through the St. Lawrence occur. Seaway, Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Each day of Toronto, ON: Toronto is a vibrant, big-time city this itinerary is fi lled with magic. abuzz with activity. Some of the world’s fi nest restaurants are found here, alongside happening Montreal, QC: Enjoy a walking tour of the Old City bars and clubs and eclectic festivals. with a visit to the Notre Dame Basilica. Niagara Falls, ON: After the Hornblower cruise, Quebec City, QC: Drive out of Quebec City to see visit the town of Niagara 0n-the-Lake to peruse the historical and majestic Montmorency Falls, the shops and galleries before rejoining the ship at including a cable car ride to the top where you will Port Colbourne. have magnifi cent views across to the Ile d’Orléans. Cleveland, OH: On the trolley tour view the Tiffany Kingston, ON: Kingston was host to the 1976 Windows at Wade Memorial Chapel and stop in at Summer Olympics sailing competition. The the famous West Side Market–Cleveland’s oldest Kingston Yacht Club still holds their annual publicly owned market. Canadian Olympic Regatta Kingston in August. Detroit, MI: Sailing from Lake Huron to Lake Erie, we will call on Detroit, Michigan, signaling the end of our journey. This itinerary is also offered in reverse. For more information call 1-888-891-0203 or visit greatlakescruising.com | 7 LAKE SUPERIOR, NORTHERN 10 DAYS | 9 NIGHTS GREAT LAKES & GEORGIAN BAY Soo Locks: Travelling upstream and arriving from Mackinac Island, the ship will traverse the locks for a day of sailing on beautiful Lake Superior. Marquett e, MI: Begin with a visit to the Michigan Iron Industry Museum on the site of an original iron forge and conclude with a visit to the Maritime Museum and Lighthouse.
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