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12 night canadian discovery

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  • Departure port: Toronto
  • Ports of call: St. Lawrence Seaway, Trois Rivieres, Quebec City, Tadoussac, Havre Saint Pierre, Bonne Bay, Sydney, Halifax, Nova Scotia
  • Return port: New York
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Sea Princess passes beneath Sydney Harbour Bridge following her departure from Darling Harbour.
Carnival Spirit in Sydney Harbour.
A closeup of Sydney's iconic Opera House.
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.
The skyline of Halifax, Nova Scotia.
A flightseeing plane in Sydney.
A sailboat wafts in Sydney Harbour against the city skyline.
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.
A squirrel in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
A golf course north of Sydney.
World-famous Bondi Beach in Sydney.
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.
Flightseeing (what the Yanks call sightseeing) over Sydney.
Queen Mary 2 in Sydney Harbour.
A Ponant ship approaches Sydney Harbor, one of many ports of call in Australia.
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.

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