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Canada & New England Fall Foliage Cruises
On fall voyages to New England and eastern Canada, visitors are greeted by the world's ultimate palette of colors with panoramic views of leaves changing from emerald green to hues of ruby, amber and gold. As summer turns to autumn, seven- to 15-day itineraries sail along the East Coast of North America for the unparalleled annual display of fall foliage. Each itinerary ensures there is plenty of time to sample some Maine lobster, hunt for antiques and capture the vibrant leaves on film. Scenic cruising along the St. Lawrence River and Saguenay Fjord - some of the most stunning and marine-rich environments in the world - highlight the sailings.
Passports required, even to Canada
Don't forget your passport, even if you are an American cruising to your friendly neighbors in Canada. New rules require passports, and your border crossings are likely to go smoother, too. It may sound counterintuitive, but officials say that border crossings actually move along faster when passports are required, and as of June 1, 2009, passports - or the new passport ID card - will be required for returning Carribean, Mexico and Canada cruise passengers, even U.S. citizens.
These changes represent the second phase of the Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative that started in 2007. The only exceptions are travelers returning on a "closed-loop cruise," which is defined as a Western Hemisphere itinerary that starts and ends at the same port. In these situations, a birth certificate or drivers license will suffice, although it is wisest to carry a passport.
The U.S. State Department also advises travelers to Canada that "Anyone with a criminal record (including misdemeanors or Driving While Impaired (DWI)) may be barred from entering Canada and must obtain a special waiver well in advance of any planned travel". Contact a Canadian Consulate for more information.
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