31 Toronto, Canada Toronto’s waterfront offers cruise passengers an opportunity to experience the city through its rich blend of culture, history and urban energy. A popular shore excursion is exploring the nearby Distillery District, where visitors can discover Victorian-era architecture, local art, independent shops and Canadian culinary experiences. Along the way, landmarks such as Biidaasige Park, St. Lawrence Market, the CN Tower and Harbourfront provide an authentic introduction to one of North America’s most diverse cities. With its walkable downtown, vibrant neighbourhoods and welcoming atmosphere, Toronto invites visitors to connect with the city like a local and return for more. Photo: Toronto Port Authority Prince Edward Island, Canada Prince Edward Island (PEI) delivers what today’s cruise travellers increasingly seek: authentic, immersive experiences that create lasting memories. A standout port on Canada–New England itineraries, PEI combines literary heritage, world-class coastal scenery, acclaimed culinary experiences and genuine community connections in a compact, easily accessible destination. From the global appeal of Anne of Green Gables to the international attention generated by Netflix’s adaptation of This Summer Will Be Different, PEI offers compelling cultural storytelling alongside engaging shore excursions. For cruise lines seeking high guest satisfaction, memorable experiences and a destination that consistently exceeds expectations, PEI transforms every port call into a story that guests are eager to share. Photo: Tourism Prince Edward Island Port of San Diego, USA The Port of San Diego is ready to surprise and delight with activities just steps away from the cruise terminals, allowing guests to enjoy rich culture, adventure, relaxation and more by day or night. With pleasant weather year-round, San Diego shines during the day, with opportunities to explore world-famous destinations like the San Diego Zoo and Petco Park. Once the sun sets, San Diego transforms and invites guests to indulge in fine dining and a vibrant nightlife. With the Port of San Diego, they can discover the Embarcadero, Seaport Village, and the Historic Gaslamp Quarter all just steps away from the cruise terminals. Photo: Port of San Diego
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