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14 night from the st. lawrence to greenland the last moments of winter

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Length of cruise: 14 nights
Ship: Le Commandant Charcot (details)
Cruise line: Ponant Cruises

Departure port: Quebec City
Ports of call: La Baie, Gaspe, Cap-Aux-Meules, Cruising The Gulf Of St. Lawrence, Qaqortoq, Sisimiut
Return port: Nuuk

Day Location

1
Quebec City
2
Quebec City
3
La Baie
4
Gaspe
5
Cap-Aux-Meules
6
Cruising The Gulf Of St. Lawrence
7
Qaqortoq
8
Sisimiut
9
Nuuk
10
Nuuk

Chateau Frontenac, a historic grand hotel in Quebec City, Canada.

The Fairmont Le Chateau Frontenac towers over neighboring buildings in Quebec City. It was designated a National Historic Site of Canada in 1980.

Paragliding over Quebec City, Canada.

A Quebecoise outside an urban hotel in Quebec City.

A contemporary restaurant in Quebec, Canada.

Chateau Frontenac, perched above the St. Lawrence River in Quebec City at dusk.

Another view of storied Chateau Frontenac at sunset in Quebec City.

The pretty, charming Petit Champlain Quarter of Quebec City is lined with houses, cafes and art galleries.

Side street in downtown Quebec City.

Street entertainment in Quebec.

Crystal Symphony docks in Quebec City, Canada, at dusk.

Cool! Hotel de Glace, or the Ice Hotel, in Quebec City.

Locals and visitors get bustling in Quebec City at dusk.

A winter landscape in Quebec City, Canada.

A light winter snow falls on people chatting in Quebec City.

The Fontaine de Tourny in front of Quebec's Parliament.

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.

A pate appetizer dish at a cafe in Quebec City.

The historic fortifications of Quebec City stand in contrast to its modern cityscape.

The Quebec City cityscape in winter.

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