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The August 20th departure operates in the reverse direction

 
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Celebrating Orion’s Inaugural Season

 
     
  THE BIRTH OF A new ship is an extraordinary occasion. Orion’s inaugural season is especially remark-able because it marks a new standard in smallship cruising. To thank you for joining us in celebrating Orion’s creation, we will invite you to join our special events during the inaugural sailing season. At the end of your voyage, you will receive a commemorative duffel bag. Travelers’ names will also be entered into a drawing to win a free cruise in 2005.  
 

 

 

 

 

 
 
Day 1
USA | MONTREAL, CANADA | EMBARK
    Fly to Montreal. Board Orion and set sail along the St. Lawrence River.
 
Day 2 and Day 3
THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER & THE GULF OF ST. LAWRENCE
    Spend two days cruising the St. Lawrence River and the Gulf of St. Lawrence, where saltwater tides bring with them an abundance of marine life, including whales. Enjoy lectures from our guest lecturers during our cruise.
 
Day 4
RED BAY, LABRADOR | L’ANSE AUX MEADOWS, NEWFOUNDLAND
    Visit tiny Red Bay, a 16th-century Basque whaling station, which is now a national historic site. Sail across the Strait of Belle Isle to the tip of the island of Newfoundland. Explore the ancient Viking settlement of L’Anse aux Meadows, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
 
   
       
  Day 5
CAPE HARRISON, LABRADOR
   
      Dotted with small settlements accessible only by sea or air, this jagged coastline is one of North America’s most remote and unspoiled regions. We’ll explore the area known as “Iceberg Alley” via Zodiac.    
       
     
 

 

   
  Day 6
NAIN
 
      Sail along Labrador’s spectacular coast to the old fishing village of Nain, the region’s northernmost settlement. Visit the Piulimatsivik-Nain Museum, with exhibits on both Labrador’s indigenous Inuit and its Moravian missionary community.  
 

 

 
  Day 7
BUTTON ISLANDS
   
      Cruise the coast of northern Labrador, a wilderness of rugged seacoasts, rivers, and mountain ranges contrasting with the northern tundra. Experience the awesome scenery, wildlife, and birds (especially puffins) via Zodiac.      
 
     
 

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