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4 night canada

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Ship: Independence of the Seas (details)
Cruise line: Royal Caribbean

Departure date: Tuesday, August 18, 2026
Return date: Saturday, August 22, 2026
Departure port: Bayonne
Ports of call: Halifax
Return port: Bayonne

Prices:

Outside $472

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Inside $561

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Balcony $687

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The skyline of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

A bicyclist on the boardwalk along the Eastern Shore of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Sample fresh produce and goods when you visit a farmer's market in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Head to one of Halifax's serene public parks to commune with nature.

Argyle Street, the heart and soul of downtown Halifax, is the place to head for entertainment and nightlife.

A squirrel in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

A boat in Acadia, one of the earliest settlements in Nova Scotia.

A three-room concept — Tigh an Cheoil (house of music), the Pourhouse and the Snug — comprise the Old Triangle Irish Alehouse in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Visitors explore the coastline of Halifax, Nova Scotia, in a Zodiac.

Barbecuing mussels at White Point Beach Resort in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Local children throw rocks on a stretch of beach in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Fresh lobster, straight from the kitchen, is a highlight of any lunch or dinner in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Parade Square dates from the founding of Halifax in 1749.

An aerial view of Halifax's cityscape along the waterfront.

A father and son inspect a guard at the Halifax Citadel.

Locals take part in a bracing afternoon of rowing on Lake Banook in the Dartmouth community of Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Enjoy fresh seafood paired with a white wine during your day trip to Halifax, Nova Scotia.

The Halifax Jazz Festival draws artists from around Nova Scotia every July.

Watch the changing of the guard at the front gate at the Halifax Citadel every hour when it's open.

A gazebo in the Halifax Public Gardens, formally established in 1867.