- Halifax Limanı, Kanada: Dünyanın en büyük doğal limanlarından biridir ve Kanada'nın denizcilik tarihi için önemli bir merkez olmuştur. Liman, Dünya Savaşları'nda önemli bir rol oynamış ve bugün ünlü Denizcilik Müzesi ziyaretleri ve Titanik yolcularının batıştan sonra götürüldüğü yer dahil olmak üzere tarihi turlar sunmaktadır.- The Bay of Fundy and its extreme tides: Located between Canada and New England, it has the highest tides in the world. Tourists can witness this phenomenon at the port of Saint John, where the tides can change up to 16 meters in just a few hours, allowing exploration of the seafloor and then seeing how the water covers it.- Quebec and its European style: Quebec is a walled city and the oldest port in North America. With its European architecture and cobblestone streets, it is the only place in North America with that type of French charm. Cruises that dock here allow visitors to explore the Old Town, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site.- Bar Harbor and Acadia National Park: Bar Harbor, in Maine, is famous for being the gateway to Acadia National Park, one of the most stunning natural destinations in the United States. Tourists can enjoy hiking, panoramic views, and the first sunrise in the country from Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the East Coast.- Charlottetown and the birth of Canada: Charlottetown, in Prince Edward Island, is known as the "Birthplace of Canada" because it was here that Confederation was signed in 1867. Tourists can explore the harbor and discover its rich history, as well as enjoy the rolling fields and scenic coastlines of the island.- Boston Harbor, New England: Boston Harbor is one of the most historic in the United States. It was here that the Boston Tea Party took place in 1773, a key event in the American Revolution. Today, tourists can visit interactive museums and stroll along the historic Freedom Trail, which passes through crucial sites in American history.