Canadian Sailing Expeditions (CSE) takes customers on luxury, small-ship cruising adventures to extra-ordinary destinations on their prized 245-foot Caledonia sailing ship. This is the perfect opportunity to experience expedition cruising through Atlantic Canada and Quebec or sailing adventures in the Caribbean that are also eco-friendly as they are culturally rich.
Flexible and Hands-On Coastal Cruising Voyages
On these coastal cruising voyages rather than the usual larger tourist ports, guests can visit out-of-the-way destinations and travel directly to sites of interest that are normally unreachable by larger cruise vessels. Also, itineraries are flexible to accommodate guests. If there is an opportunity to witness some spectacular wildlife or attend a festival that requires a change to the regular itinerary, CSE and the Caledonia’s crew can generally accommodate it.
Guests can also enjoy hands-on travel experience which includes the opportunity to participate in the sailing of the Caledonia, discover ways to prepare local delicacies or immerse themselves in the local experiences. Local guest speakers, artists, musicians and various performers provide an insight into the people, places and history of the unique ports of call and when in port, guests have the freedom to use Caledonia’s bikes kayaks and escorted zodiacs to explore the picturesque coastlines.
Eco-Friendly and One-of-a-Kind Tours
With 35 years of combined experience in the marine industry, Canadian Sailing Expeditions looks to offer one-of-a-kind marine and cultural voyages and experiences along Eastern Canada‘s coast as well as through to the Caribbean.
“All of our voyages are designed around the opportunities that exist to explore history, culture and geography,” says Doug Prothero, Canadian Sailing Expeditions’ President and CEO. “We purchase our daily consumables locally, providing the communities we visit with a greater economic impact.”
Caledonia, the Prized Beauty of Canadian Sailing Expeditions
As a niche ship, Caledonia is not your typical cruise ship. The 245-foot barquentine is a premium sailing vessel that can accommodate up to 77 passengers and a 20-person crew. She is the largest traditional sailing ship built in Canada in the last 100 years and cruises out of Quebec, the West Coast of Newfoundland and along the South Shore of Nova Scotia during the summer and fall seasons.
For more information, please visit: www.canadiansailingexpeditions.com .