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Le Boréal September 14-October 1 2028 BO140928 Cruise & Offers

Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada)

Voyage BO140928 | 18 days DatesSeptember 14-October 1 2028 Duration17 nights ShipLe Boréal

Review Wilderness from Greenland to the East Coast of Canada, voyage BO140928, with its complete official schedule, accommodation guidance, and current offer assistance.

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Official PONANT route mapWilderness from Greenland to the East Coast of Canada · Voyage BO140928Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada)

September 14, 2028 to October 1, 2028 · Voyage BO140928

Destinations & expedition experiences

This published program may be adapted by the captain and expedition team for weather, sea, ice, wildlife, permit or safety conditions. Panels preserve PONANT's planned destinations or regions without turning them into guaranteed landings.

Day 1
September 14, 2028NuukThe Arctic

Destination overview

When Erik Le Rouge, the exiled Norse chief, landed on the coast of Nuuk, he found a fertile and welcoming land dotted with fjords. He settled there with a group of his former countrymen, and the Norse remained the principal inhabitants until, over a period of 500 years, their population declined and gave way to the Inuit.

  • Day 1 · September 14, 2028Departure 18:30 · Embarkation: 16:00-17:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 2
September 15, 2028QeqertarsuatsiaatThe Arctic

Destination overview

Located on the southwestern coast of Greenland, Qeqertarsuatsiaat offers an authentic immersion into the country’s nature and traditional way of life. Surrounded by icy fjords and granite mountains , this village is a gateway to explore preserved polar landscapes and to magnificent hikes through the tundra, glacier lakes and rocky hills.

  • Day 2 · September 15, 2028Arrival 12:00 · Departure 17:30

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Days 3 & 17
September 16, 2028 & September 30, 2028At seaThe Arctic

Destination overview

These published sea days connect the itinerary without a separate port call. Every applicable date is grouped here, and no arrival or departure time is implied when PONANT leaves it unpublished. Time aboard may include open-water views, wildlife observation, lectures and the ship's scheduled onboard program.

  • Day 3 · September 16, 2028No port clock time published
  • Day 17 · September 30, 2028No port clock time published

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 4
September 17, 2028Iqaluit, NunavutThe Arctic

Destination overview

Known as Frobisher Bay in the past, before being named Iqaluit in 1987, the capital of Nunavut is the smallest Canadian capital, with 7,000 inhabitants. It is a gateway to the secret, mysterious and wild Arctic, expressing this world of silence, a majestic territory.

  • Day 4 · September 17, 2028No port clock time published

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 5
September 18, 2028Grinnell Glacier, NunavutThe Arctic

Destination overview

To the south of Baffin Island , at the entrance to the fjord leading to Iqaluit, the capital of Nunavut , lies the Grinnell Glacier . Iqaluit’s name is derived from the Inuktitut language; it means “place of many fish”, as the waters of the fjord are teeming with Arctic char .

  • Day 5 · September 18, 2028Arrival 08:00 · Departure 18:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 6
September 19, 2028Akpatok Island, NunavutThe Arctic

Destination overview

In the north-west of Ungava Bay , in Nunavut , the northernmost Canadian province, Akpatok Island reveals its chiselled coastline. Uninhabited by men, it is occupied by the thick-billed murre s for which it was named (Akpat is their name in Inuit).

  • Day 6 · September 19, 2028Arrival 07:30 · Departure 12:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 7
September 20, 2028Nachvak Fjord, Torngat Mountains National ParkThe Arctic

Destination overview

Nachvak Fjord is one of the longest fjords on the north coast of Labrador , stretching out over 20 km (12.4 miles). Steep-sided, it is 2 km (1.2 miles) wide and lined with sheer rock faces. On its western end, its two arms, Tallek and Tasiuyak, form the outlet of glacial valleys with a characteristic U shape.

  • Day 7 · September 20, 2028Arrival 07:30 · Departure 12:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 8
September 21, 2028NainThe Arctic

Destination overview

Nain is the northernmost permanent settlement in Newfoundland and Labrador , accessible only by air or by sea. The town was established by Moravian missionaries in 1771 and has been inhabited ever since. It now has a population of around 850, composed mainly of Inuits .

  • Day 8 · September 21, 2028Arrival 08:00 · Departure 13:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 9
September 22, 2028RigoletThe Arctic

Destination overview

Discover the picturesque community of Rigolet, on the north coast of Labrador. The wooden promenade , looking out onto the spruce forest and the waters of Hamilton Inlet , is one of the longest in the world. The setting adds local character and a distinctive sense of place to the published itinerary.

  • Day 9 · September 22, 2028Arrival 13:00 · Departure 18:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 10
September 23, 2028Red Bay, NewfoundlandThe Arctic

Destination overview

A small, authentic village on the southern coast of Labrador, Red Bay immerses you in a unique atmosphere, combining wild nature, a fascinating history, and maritime culture. This UNESCO-listed heritage gem is home to one of the world’s best-preserved Basque whaling sites.

  • Day 10 · September 23, 2028Arrival 15:00 · Departure 19:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 11
September 24, 2028L'Anse aux Meadows, NewfoundlandCanada

Destination overview

Located at the Northern extremity of the island of Newfoundland, L’Anse aux Meadows is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the only site known to have been established by the Vikings in North America. Its ancient vestiges provide the very first traces of European presence in the new world.

  • Day 11 · September 24, 2028Arrival 06:30 · Departure 18:00

Verified shore experiences

  • Viking experience · 3h00 · Published as included · UNESCO Site · Culture & Heritage · PONANT difficulty marker 2
  • Doctor of the North · 4h00 · Published as included · Culture & Heritage · PONANT difficulty marker 3
Day 12
September 25, 2028Twillingate, NewfoundlandCanada

Destination overview

Twillingate is a traditional Newfoundland outport spread across rocky islands, coves and headlands facing the North Atlantic. Its fishing heritage remains visible in wharves, historic buildings and local museums. Depending on the season, the surrounding waters and coastal trails may offer views of icebergs, seabirds and whales.

  • Day 12 · September 25, 2028Arrival 08:00 · Departure 18:00

Verified shore experiences

  • Hiking in Twillingate · 4h00 · Published as included · PONANT difficulty marker 3
Day 13
September 26, 2028Trinity Bay, NewfoundlandThe Arctic

Destination overview

In the northern confines of Newfoundland, Trinity Bay unfolds like an aquatic jewel set in the granitic case of the Atlantic coast. Its deep azure waters creep into the crevices of the coastline, creating a maze of fjords and inlets that provide refuge for myriad marine species.

  • Day 13 · September 26, 2028Arrival 08:00 · Departure 19:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Day 14
September 27, 2028St. John's, NewfoundlandCanada

Destination overview

You will be charmed by the small multi-coloured wooden houses hanging to the side of cliffs at the entrance to the bay or edging the small steep streets of the capital of the Canadian province of Newfoundland and Labrador. Their green, blue, red and yellow colours are reminiscent of fishing boats.

  • Day 14 · September 27, 2028Arrival 06:00 · Departure 13:00

Verified shore experiences

  • Earth's Geological Showcase · 3h30 · Published as included · PONANT difficulty marker 1
  • St. John's and Cape Spear · 3h30 · Published as included · PONANT difficulty marker 2
Day 15
September 28, 2028Saint Pierre Island, Saint Pierre and MiquelonFrance

Destination overview

Off the Canadian coast, discover Saint Pierre Island , one of the two main islands of the Saint Pierre and Miquelon archipelago, the only French territory in North America. Endowed with a natural harbour , the island, whose name is a reference to the patron saint of fishermen, developed around.

  • Day 15 · September 28, 2028Arrival 08:00 · Departure 18:30

Verified shore experiences

  • Tour of Île-aux-Marins · 2h15 · Published as included · PONANT difficulty marker 2
  • The island of Saint-Pierre on foot · 1h30 · Published as included · PONANT difficulty marker 2
  • Hills of Saint-Pierre · 2h00 · Published as included · PONANT difficulty marker 2
Day 16
September 29, 2028Miquelon Island, Saint Pierre and MiquelonFrance

Destination overview

At the entrance of the Gulf of Saint Lawrence, not far from the Grand Banks of Newfoundland, Miquelon is one of the two main islands of the Saint Pierre and Miquelon archipelago and will delight those with a love of wide open space.

  • Day 16 · September 29, 2028Arrival 08:00 · Departure 19:30

Verified shore experiences

  • Hike in the Cormorandière Valley · 3h00 · Published as included · Hiking & Adventure · PONANT difficulty marker 3
Day 18
October 1, 2028HalifaxThe Arctic

Destination overview

A historical port city on the Canadian east coast, Halifax , surrounded by enchanting nature, stands out as the provincial capital and the cultural hub of Nova Scotia . The city played an important strategic military role in the two world wars and was also the largest Royal Navy base during the American Revolutionary War and the Napoleonic Wars.

  • Day 18 · October 1, 2028Arrival 07:00 · Disembarkation: 08:00

Verified shore experiences

No destination-specific shore experience is published for this exact voyage and call in the verified source data. Deluxe Cruises can confirm current options before reservation.

Planning note: Times appear only when published for this sailing. Blank times remain unpublished; a source-system midnight placeholder is never treated as a genuine call time.

A closer look at this sailing

Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada) aboard Le Boréal

On September 14-October 1 2028, Le Boréal sails 17 nights from Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada). Wilderness from Greenland to the East Coast of Canada brings together Qeqertarsuatsiaat, At sea, Iqaluit, Nunavut, Grinnell Glacier, Nunavut, creating a specific progression of ports for travelers comparing destination variety and voyage pace.

This route includes an official day-by-day schedule and published port times. The source lists 18 route entries, including embarkation, disembarkation, scenic passages, and any sea days exactly as published.

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Le Boréal | Voyage BO140928 | September 14-October 1, 2028 | 17 nights Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada)
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Luxury cruise planning summary

Le Boréal September 14-October 1 2028: is Voyage BO140928 right for you?

This 18-day voyage aboard Le Boréal sails Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada), with calls including Nuuk, Qeqertarsuatsiaat, Iqaluit, and Grinnell Glacier and 1 published sea day. Voyage BO140928 matches the latest verified voyage-search dataset used by this website. Before reserving, ask Deluxe Cruises to compare accommodations, deck location, inclusions, current availability, and any family, medical, dietary, or accessibility arrangements for this exact departure.

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Why book Le Boréal Voyage BO140928 with Deluxe Cruises?

Deluxe Cruises provides personal planning for Voyage BO140928, including accommodation and deck-location comparisons, current availability and preferred-rate guidance, and help documenting family, medical, dietary, or accessibility requests before departure.

What should travelers compare for Voyage BO140928?

For the September 14-October 1 2028 Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada), compare the published schedule, accommodation category and location, included services, current availability, and any special requirements before you reserve.

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What is included and not included on Le Boréal Voyage BO140928?

For the September 14-October 1, 2028 Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada) sailing aboard Le Boréal: PONANT, its small sailing products and the Aqua Expeditions partner vessels have materially different fare inclusions. The current verified record does not establish one complete inclusion and exclusion schedule for this vessel, so dining, beverages, equipment, laundry and personal services must follow the exact ship, voyage and booking confirmation. The exact fare and booking confirmation control.

What bed is provided for a child or third guest on Le Boréal Voyage BO140928?

For the September 14-October 1, 2028 Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada) sailing aboard Le Boréal: Primary-bed and occupancy arrangements differ between PONANT ships, small yachts and Aqua Expeditions vessels. The current verified record does not name a child or third-guest sleeping surface for this vessel, so no extra bed is assumed without the exact category record. Deluxe Cruises will confirm the exact room and occupancy before booking.

Are shore excursions included on Le Boréal Voyage BO140928, and can Deluxe Cruises help with alternatives?

For the September 14-October 1, 2028 Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada) sailing aboard Le Boréal: Activity availability depends on the vessel, voyage, destination and operating conditions. The current verified record does not establish that every named excursion or expedition activity is fare-included, so the exact program and booking confirmation control. If a preferred shore experience is not included, Deluxe Cruises can compare independent alternatives and check whether a lower price or better value is available than booking through the cruise line. Availability and savings vary and are confirmed before purchase.

How does Internet and Wi-Fi work aboard Le Boréal for Voyage BO140928?

For the September 14-October 1, 2028 Nuuk (Greenland) to Halifax (Canada) sailing aboard Le Boréal: The current verified record does not establish one Wi-Fi allowance, tier or device rule across the PONANT and Aqua Expeditions fleet. Deluxe Cruises will confirm the exact vessel and booking entitlement. The exact booking confirmation controls.

What are Le Boréal's verified headline statistics?
264Guests
132Staterooms
145Crew
142 m / 466 ftLength
What clothes should I bring for this September itinerary?

Deluxe Cruises packing guidance for this September polar or high-latitude itinerary

  • Pack insulating base, mid, and outer layers, plus waterproof and windproof protection appropriate to the operator's final expedition kit list.
  • Bring warm headwear, gloves, UV eye protection, and secure non-slip footwear; confirm whether expedition boots or technical outerwear are supplied or must be brought.
  • Conditions and landing access can change quickly. Follow the final voyage documents rather than treating this general list as an expedition equipment guarantee.

PONANT EXPLORATIONS dress guidance

  • The published standard is casual elegance. A cocktail dress or similar evening attire is suggested for gala evenings.
  • PONANT also publishes white or black-and-white attire for the Officers evening. Shorts and Bermuda shorts are not accepted in the gourmet restaurant at dinner.
  • Expedition voyages require practical destination-specific layers and footwear in addition to the onboard evening wardrobe.

Packing suggestions are Deluxe Cruises editorial guidance; the cruise line's final documents and the weather forecast control the last check.

What services and amenities are available aboard Le Boréal?
  • Sisterships and PONANT Explorers generally publish lounges, bars, a spa or salon, fitness room, outdoor pool, theater and boutique; Explorers also publish the Blue Eye underwater lounge.

Venues, hours, inclusions, equipment, and operating conditions can vary by ship and sailing. Deluxe Cruises will reconfirm the details for this departure.

What fitness, sports, or wellness facilities does Le Boréal have?
  • PONANT publishes a fitness room across its main fleet except Spirit of Ponant; gentle exercise may be scheduled depending on the program.

Class schedules, age rules, treatment access, operating hours, and equipment availability are confirmed for the exact ship and voyage.

What accommodation features and services can Le Boréal guests expect?
  • Main-fleet rooms publish air conditioning, a safe, television and Diptyque bath products; Spirit of Ponant is an exception to the television statement.
  • Every accommodation on the PONANT Explorers and Le Commandant Charcot has a balcony. Most Sistership rooms have balconies, with seven Deck 3 exceptions; Le Ponant and Spirit of Ponant use different layouts.
  • Room service is published around the clock on the main fleet, with overnight exceptions on Le Ponant and Spirit of Ponant. Butler service is limited to eligible suite categories.

Review the exact room or suite number, category, deck position, layout, and benefits for Voyage BO140928 before reserving.

Can children and babies sail aboard Le Boréal?
  • Children under one year old are not accepted.
  • On classic voyages, children age one and older may sail, with a published maximum of five children ages one through six per voyage. Kids Club is for age four and older when offered.
  • Expedition voyages generally require age six or older; Le Commandant Charcot requires age eight or older. Children must be able to board a Zodiac independently where Zodiac operations are part of the program.
  • Parents or guardians remain responsible for children; family programming is not guaranteed on every departure.
  • The current PONANT FAQ accepts pregnancy only when the guest will not be beyond the end of the third month by cruise end.
  • Pregnant guests are not accepted on expedition cruises. These unusually restrictive rules must be reconfirmed before booking.

For Voyage BO140928: do not assume a supervised program, babysitting, crib, or child-specific service unless it is confirmed for this sailing.

How does Le Boréal handle special needs, medical arrangements, and accessibility?
  • The FAQ identifies Sisterships, PONANT Explorers, m/s Paul Gauguin and Le Commandant Charcot as the fleet products designed for reduced mobility; exact accessible rooms are ship-specific.
  • A guest must be self-sufficient or travel with a capable companion. The captain may prevent a difficult landing, gangway transfer or Zodiac operation for safety.
  • A doctor and nurse are published across the main fleet, with Le Ponant instead using a nurse and telemedicine support; services and medication are charged.
  • Sisterships, PONANT Explorers, m/s Paul Gauguin and Le Commandant Charcot publish hospital facilities intended for urgent or minor treatment, not full hospital care.
  • Notify PONANT of treatment needs at reservation, complete required forms and carry an adequate supply of medication. Remote expedition evacuation can be delayed.

Important: access varies by accommodation, gangway, pier, tender, shore transport, and operating conditions. Document needs when requesting the booking and reconfirm them before travel.

What is the smoking policy aboard Le Boréal?
  • PONANT ships are non-smoking, including accommodation balconies. Smoking is limited to designated outdoor areas.

Designated locations and onboard rules can change. Follow the policy, posted signs, and crew instructions in force for the voyage.

How can I find the best cruise airfare for Le Boréal Voyage BO140928?

For flights to Nuuk (Greenland) before this Le Boréal cruise and home from Halifax (Canada) after Voyage BO140928, compare schedules, fare rules, baggage allowances, connection times, and change options—not airfare alone. Visit the Deluxe Cruises Cruise Airfare page to explore flight options designed around your cruise and potential ways to save money. Airfares and savings vary, and Deluxe Cruises will help confirm suitable travel dates and connection time before booking.

Where can I review cruise travel insurance information?

Visit the Deluxe Cruises Cruise Travel Insurance page to prepare for a quote and compare optional protection with Travel Insured.

You can also search the Deluxe Cruises Cruise-Line Travel Insurance Directory for cruise-line-specific plan companies, insurer or administrator contacts, available policy-document links, and published pre-existing-condition purchase guidance. Plan terms and availability can change; the policy or certificate issued for your state controls.

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