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Whether you’re hoping to celebrate the end of summer on a Caribbean cruise or prolong the sunshine with a trip to the Canary Islands, there are plenty of good reasons to book a September cruise. As well as catching the last of the sunshine, the leaves will begin to change in New England and Canada, welcoming the fall season.
Learn moreRather than mourning the end of the summer here in the UK, why not take a look at our September cruise deals to New England and Canada? New England is said to be one of the most beautiful destinations to visit in September and Canada’s comfort foods are guaranteed to please as the weather cools. On a Canada cruise, you can tuck into pancakes with maple syrup, poutine (one of Canada’s most popular dishes made with fries, cheese curds and gravy) or a traditional Montréal smoked meat sandwich. Other popular places to see the colours of autumn on a cruise are Tokyo, Paris and Bruges.
For those feeling slightly unsettled at the thought of yet another summer passing by, a cruise to Europe or the Mediterranean to catch the last of the sunshine is an excellent idea and September is a great time to do so. Head to the sunnier climes or Portugal, including Porto, on a Douro River cruise or visit the picture-perfect city of Lisbon. Alternatively, cruise to southern Spain and stop at Cadiz, Gibraltar and Málaga, for comfortable September temperatures in the mid-20s. Best of all? You can sail from the UK, hassle-free.
Over in South America, towards the end of September and the start of October, the continent’s spring conditions mean wildflowers bloom and newborn animals emerge with the rise in temperatures. If you’re planning a cruise to Alaska via British Columbia, September is arguably the best time of year to witness grizzly bears catching salmon.
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