Grand Luxury No-Fly Escape: Oceania Icelandic Voyage, Canada in the Fall & Cunard Transatlantic Crossing

Oceania Sirena™, part of the Oceania Cruises fleet, delivers a refined and luxurious cruising experience. Accommodating 684 guests, this elegantly designed ship is celebrated for its intimate atmosphere, exceptional service, and world-class dining.

Dublin’s compact streets reveal Georgian charm, buzzing cafés, indie boutiques, and traditional pubs, creating a lively tapestry of culture. Trace the River Liffey to discover icons like Trinity College, the GPO, and the city’s ever-evolving arts districts.

Londonderry, often simply called Derry, is famous for its intact 17th-century city walls, the only fully preserved walls in Ireland. Its streets bustle with vibrant murals, galleries, theatres, and traditional pubs that celebrate local music and storytelling.

Reykjavík, Iceland’s compact and colourful capital, is a gateway to dramatic landscapes and unique culture. Brightly painted buildings and modern architecture, like the striking Hallgrímskirkja church, line its streets alongside cosy cafés, galleries, and lively bars.

Ísafjörður, the largest town in Iceland’s Westfjords, is a charming gateway to some of Iceland’s most dramatic and remote landscapes. Nestled between steep mountains and deep fjords, its wooden houses and quiet streets reflect a rich maritime history.

St. John’s is renowned for its Jellybean Row houses, which colour its steep streets and reflect the city’s lively character. Set along a rugged coastline, it also provides opportunities for whale watching, iceberg spotting, and spectacular coastal hikes.

Saint-Pierre, the charming capital of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon, sits off the coast of Newfoundland. The town’s small harbour bustles with fishing boats, highlighting the community’s maritime traditions, while cafés and bakeries serve authentic French pastries and seafood.

Sydney, on Cape Breton Island in Nova Scotia, features heritage buildings, lively shops, and welcoming cafés reflecting its Scottish and Mi’kmaq roots. Surrounded by scenic landscapes, Sydney offers access to hiking, whale watching, and the stunning Cabot Trail.

Halifax’s waterfront hums with ferries, shops, and restaurants, while historic landmarks such as Citadel Hill and Pier 21 showcase the city’s past. Tree-lined streets, charming neighbourhoods, markets, and a vibrant arts and music scene add lively charm.

Disembarking in New York, your adventure continues with a two-night hotel stay. During time at leisure, wander through Times Square’s dazzling lights, stroll Central Park’s scenic pathways, or visit world-famous museums such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Spend the day exploring 5^th Avenue’s bustling shops, strolling the tranquil paths of Central Park, or discovering Greenwich Village’s artistic charm. Ascend the Empire State Building for sweeping city views or take a ferry to Liberty and Ellis Islands.

Next, you’ll transfer to Montréal for a two-night stay. Explore the stunning Notre-Dame Basilica, enjoy panoramic city views from Mount Royal Park, and wander the vibrant streets of Plateau Mont-Royal, filled with cafés, shops, and colourful murals.

Québec City, the capital of the province of Québec, is a captivating blend of European charm and Canadian heritage. Its fortified Old Town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is filled with cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and elegant squares.

Today, you’ll embark Queen Mary 2, remaining in port overnight. After settling into your stateroom, take time to explore the ship’s elegant interiors, from grand lounges and stylish restaurants to the fabulous on-board shops and leisure facilities.

Québec’s culture flourishes with year-round festivals, music, and theatre, while the historic Plains of Abraham offer expansive green spaces for walks or picnics. Food enthusiasts can enjoy French-inspired cuisine, including traditional Québécois dishes like tourtière and poutine.

Saguenay is a city framed by dramatic fjords, lush forests, and the sparkling waters of the Saguenay River. Its natural beauty makes it a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, offering activities such as hiking, kayaking, and whale watching.

Sept-Îles, located on Quebec’s rugged North Shore along the Gulf of St. Lawrence, is a gateway to breathtaking natural landscapes and maritime heritage. Its name, meaning “Seven Islands”, reflects the small islands dotting the coastline near the city.

Returning to Halifax, you might explore the Seaport Farmers’ Market, tasting local produce, artisanal goods, and fresh seafood by the harbour, or visit the Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 21 to discover the stories of Canada’s newcomers.

Savour your final moments in New York City before your iconic Atlantic crossing to Southampton. Wander the bustling streets, admire the dazzling skyline, capture memorable photos, and enjoy a final coffee or decadent pastry at a lively café.

Your holiday complete, today you’ll disembark your ship before making your own way home.