Montréal, Québec

TROMSØ, NORWAY Located 200 miles north of the Arctic Circle, Tromsø basks in the midnight sun during summer months. Notable landmarks include the distinctive Arctic Cathedral, the Tromsø University Museum and the unique Polar Museum.

LÆRDAL, NORWAY At the edge of Norway's longest and deepest fjord, this iconic fishing town dates all the way back to the 1200s and Viking times. Today, it is known for salmon fishing, great hiking and the towering Stødnafossen Waterfalls.

FARSUND, NORWAY Norway’s Lista Peninsula is filigreed with fjords and waterways. Popular for its beaches and prolific birdlife, hiking trails and historic events such as the pirate festival. For the best view of the spectacular coastline, cruise into the many channels and waterways near the town of Farsund by Zodiac® with our expert Expedition Team as your guide, on an optional Ventures by Seabourn excursion.

PENZANCE, ENGLAND Located where the Atlantic meets the English Channel, this busy fishing port is home to a tranquil harbor where you can stroll the Penzance Promenade and the beach while admiring church steeples and Cornish charm.

ZEEBRUGGE (BRUSSELS), BELGIUM This is our portal to the fairytale charms of Bruges. Laced by canals and bristling with confectionary gothic steeples, its historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Further afield is the capital of Brussels, headquarters of the European Union.

FALMOUTH, ENGLAND A seaside escape beloved by yachters, sailors and surfers, Falmouth’s pleasant climate, stylish harbor, castle on the bluff, sandy beaches, sub-tropical gardens and modern cuisine are all unexpected European treats.

DUBLIN, IRELAND Once a Viking settlement, the modern-day Irish capital boasts a spirit all its own. Hundreds of pubs champion traditional and folk music, stone castles and churches preserve history, and modern buildings highlight the city’s economic stature.

DOUGLAS, ISLE OF MAN, UNITED KINGDOM A unique self-governing island in the Irish Sea, the Isle of Man is a melting pot of character with stunning natural landscapes, unspoiled beaches, nature reserves, historic churches, diverse museums and nautical exhibits.

BELFAST, NORTHERN IRELAND Belfast's center is an attractive place with street musicians and a revitalized river front. Visit Titanic Belfast, the star-shaped repository of all things RMS Titanic.

ROTHESAY, ISLE OF BUTE, SCOTLAND Imagine the quintessential medieval village. It likely looks like Rothesay. The castle with drawbridge and moat, a 6th-century monastery on a hill, walled gardens and elegant estate homes all more than live up to the fantasy.

NEWHAVEN (EDINBURGH), SCOTLAND Just north of the Edinburgh city center, this coastal suburb is a quaint gateway to Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, the Royal Mile, Scottish National Gallery, a vibrant arts and cultural scene, year-round festivals, and much more.