The colourful splendour of an Indian summer and the metropolises of the American East Coast. Discover the most remarkable side of the North American continent on the EUROPA 2.
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Combine this cruise with EUX1630 and save € 1,500.
Golf course - You stop at the world's best and most beautiful greens and are overseen by a PGA golf professional.
At anchor - If the ship anchors in open water the ferrying ashore will be done with tenders or Zodiacs.
Scheduled flight from Germany to Montreal and transfer to embarkation point
Montreal/Canada, departure 22.00 hrs
Montreal
After Paris, Montreal is the largest French-speaking city in the world. Discover more about this metropolis and its surroundings with our pre-cruise programmes*.
Quebec/Canada 8.00 – 18.00 hr
Quebec
The old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the city’s surroundings are home to the 80 m high Montmorency Falls and the Ile d’Orleans*.
Relaxation at sea
Charlottetown/Prince Edward Island/Canada , 8.00 – 17.00 hrs
Charlottetown
Set out on a scenic journey through the colourful landscape of Prince Edward Island*, located in the St Lawrence River. And make all your culinary dreams come true with a visit to an oyster fisher* or an exclusive cookery course*.
Sydney/Cape Breton Island/Nova Scotia/Canada , 8.00 – 14.00 hrs
Sydney
A natural spectacle like no other: the sun shines and the leaves on the trees turn bright shades of red and yellow. An Indian summer is a phenomenon exclusive to North America. Explore Baddeck on your own* or visit the Mi’kmaq Indians*.
Halifax/Nova Scotia/Canada , 8.00 – 0.00 hrs
Halifax
Brick cottages and colourful wooden houses: wander through the historic harbour district of the capital of Nova Scotia or visit one of the region’s traditional fishing villages: Peggy’s Cove* is home to one of the most frequently photographed lighthouses in the world.
Relaxation at sea
St. John/New Brunswick/Canada , 8.00 – 19.00 hrs
St. John/New Brunswick
Immerse yourself in history: Saint John highlights by trolley* or on an excursion to St. Martins and the the bay of Fundy*. Exciting moments are guaranteed on a Zip Line adventure* or on a whale watching tour* on the Bay of Fundy.
Bar Harbor/Maine/USA , 6.00 – 18.00 hrs
Bar Harbor
Explore the Arcadia Nationpark on a panoramic drive* or a scenic flight* and experience a true New England tradition: Lobster Bake*. If you like it active, enjoy the Ocean Trail walk and schooner sail*.
Boston/Massachusetts/USA , 8.00 – 0.00 hrs
Boston
A city brimming with history, culture and science: the heart of New England beats in Boston. Explore the city on a city tour* or visit the Harvard Art museums with our art2sea experts*. A trip to Newport* brings you to the world of Astors, Rockefellers and Vanderbilts.
Provincetown/Massachusetts/USA , 7.00 – 15.00 hrs
Provincetown
The town’s location at the tip of Cape Cod – which is particularly beautiful during an Indian summer – is just as impressive as the liberalism of its residents. Explore the city by trolley* or enjoy a Cape Cod Dune Tour*.
Oak Bluffs (Martha’s Vineyard)/Massachusetts/USA , 8.00 – 17.00 hrs
Oak Bluffs (Martha’s Vineyard)
The richly decorated, pastel-coloured “gingerbread” cottages are just one of the highlights of your island tour*.
New York/USA, arrival 7.00 hrs
Overnight stay on board
New York
The city that never sleeps. Manhattan alone promises enjoyment in its purest sense. Art lovers are drawn to the MoMA*. And our travel concierge will be happy to book you some theatre, musical or concert tickets*. A perfect conclusion to your cruise.
OUR TIP:
Inside Bar 54
New York’s highest rooftop lounge is situated on Times Square itself.
New York
Transfer to a scheduled flight to Germany
Arrival in Germany
* The pre-cruise programmes and shore activities are not included in the cruise price and are in the planning stage. Subject to changes.
= at anchor / = golf course
Famous museums and well-known galleries, art discussions with experts and artists on board: art2sea is a diverse, inspiring voyage into the world of art. Highlights include exhibitions in Boston and New York, including the new main building of the Whitney Museum of American Art next to the High Line park, which opened in 2015. Popular artists will also be there to provide an exciting look behind the scenes of the international art world.
Sun 18 Sep Quebec – Le Grand Portneuf Golf Club
Just 25 minutes away from the city of Quebec, you will find 36 mostly straightforward holes which promise a fair golfing experience. The close arrangement of the holes next to one another leaves more space for the fairways, and the mature trees on the course will often stand in your way.
Tue 20 Sep Charlottetown – Fox Meadow Golf & Country Club
The Fox Meadow did not receive its name by chance. Numerous foxes on the course have become skilled at stealing golf balls. This is why the 18-hole parkland course has a special... Read more
Sun 18 Sep Quebec – Le Grand Portneuf Golf Club
Just 25 minutes away from the city of Quebec, you will find 36 mostly straightforward holes which promise a fair golfing experience. The close arrangement of the holes next to one another leaves more space for the fairways, and the mature trees on the course will often stand in your way.
Tue 20 Sep Charlottetown – Fox Meadow Golf & Country Club
The Fox Meadow did not receive its name by chance. Numerous foxes on the course have become skilled at stealing golf balls. This is why the 18-hole parkland course has a special “fox rule”: balls removed from the game by foxes can be replaced without a penalty.
Thu 22 Sep Halifax – The Links at Brunello
McBroom managed to create a golf course that is stunningly beautiful and sensitively integrated with the natural landscape. The 7,089-yard course will offer Bentgrass tees, greens and fairways, GPS to the flag measurement, numerous white-sand bunkers, multiple teeing areas, and continuous paved cart paths. Remarkable views have been maintained and challenging topography has been transformed into spectacular fairways.
Sat 24 Sep Saint John – The Algonquin Resort
Opened over 120 years ago and redesigned several times since, this 18-hole course is now in the best condition it has ever been in – with fair, broad fairways and picturesque greens. Its location on a peninsula provides unfailingly fascinating views of the surrounding sea.
Sun 25 Sep Bar Harbor – Kebo Valley Golf Club (Additional course 1)
Rich in tradition, infinitely surprising and almost impossible to overcome – once you play on this course, you will never forget it. Golfers have been teeing off on this course since 1888. The course promises a unique and visually overwhelming experience, especially during an Indian summer.
Mon 26 Sep Boston – Stow Acres Golf Club
Almost 40 kilometres away from the anchorage point of the EUROPA 2 lie two 18-hole courses in the heart of apple country in Massachusetts. The two courses (the North and South courses) encircle the Victorian clubhouse.
Wed 28 Sep Oak Bluffs – Farm Neck Golf Club (Additional course 2)
This golf course is rarely short and straight: in most cases, the green can only be reached via at least one dog-leg and is therefore invisible from the tee. A Strokesaver will certainly come in useful on this course.
Stefan Quirmbach is one of the leading golf experts in Germany. In 1996, he received the PGAs of Europe Five-Star Professional award, known today as the Confederation of Professional Golf (CPG), which has since awarded him with the 2021 Christer Lindberg Bowl for his outstanding contributions to golf. He has been president of the PGA of Germany for many years and has been sharing his expertise in health-conscious golfing for all levels on board for quite some time now. He has also been working with Golf Resort Hardenberg – where his own golf school is based – since 2004.
Stefan Quirmbach is one of the leading golf experts in Germany. In 1996, he received the PGAs of Europe Five-Star Professional award, known today as the Confederation of Professional Golf (CPG), which has since awarded him with the 2021 Christer Lindberg Bowl for his outstanding contributions to golf. He has been president of the PGA of Germany for many years and has been sharing his expertise in health-conscious golfing for all levels on board for quite some time now. He has also been working with Golf Resort Hardenberg – where his own golf school is based – since 2004.
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