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14 night canada and greenland explorer

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  • Departure port: Toronto
  • Ports of call: St. Lawrence Seaway, Trois-Rivieres- Canada, Quebec City- Quebec- Canada, Tadoussac, Havre-Saint-Pierre- Canada, Bonne Bay- Newfoundland- Ca, Red Bay- Labrador- Canada, Battle Harbour (Canada), Labrador, Ivittuut, Paamiut, Kapisllit
  • Return port: Nuuk
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Atlantic puffin in a Quebec wildlife reserve.
Cool! Hotel de Glace, or the Ice Hotel, in Quebec City.
Locals and visitors get bustling in Quebec City at dusk.
The Quebec City cityscape in winter.
A winter landscape in Quebec City, Canada.
Crystal Symphony docks in Quebec City, Canada, at dusk.
Place Royale in Quebec City's Old Port exudes an Old World charm. Locals consider it the spiritual and historical heart of Vieux Quebec as the birthplace of French civilization in North America.
The Sacre-Coeur church and century-old Little White House in Saguenay, a town on Quebec's Saguenay River, about 125 miles north of Quebec City.
Quebec City's classic architecture.
White-water rafting in the Laurentides (Laurentians) Quebec, Canada.
The Fontaine de Tourny in front of Quebec's Parliament.
Paragliding over Quebec City, Canada.
A light winter snow falls on people chatting in Quebec City.
The historic fortifications of Quebec City stand in contrast to its modern cityscape.
The Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac towers over neighboring buildings in Quebec City. It was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1980.
The pretty, charming Petit Champlain Quarter of Quebec City is lined with houses, cafes and art galleries.
Fall foliage turns Saguenay, Québec, into a landscape worthy of a painting.
A dramatic sunrise behind the Quebec cityscape.

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