Oceania Cruises will mark the 250th anniversary of American independence with a special 11-day voyage aboard the Oceania Vista, departing from New York on October 6. The itinerary includes stops in historically significant ports such as Newport, Rhode Island, and Boston, Massachusetts, before concluding in Montreal, Canada.

While the cruise line does not offer legally binding wedding or vow renewal services onboard, passengers have the option to hold symbolic ceremonies during the voyage. Legal marriages can also be arranged at port stops through local wedding planners, allowing couples to commemorate their unions in conjunction with the celebratory cruise.

The route highlights important historical landmarks linked to America’s founding, particularly in Boston, where travelers can explore the Freedom Trail. This walking route connects more than a dozen sites including the Paul Revere House and the Old North Church, both pivotal to the nation’s revolutionary history.

Upon entering Canadian waters, the ship will call on destinations in Nova Scotia, including the Bay of Fundy, Halifax, and Sydney. These locations offer their own rich heritage, reflecting a complex history that includes border conflicts and military engagements.

The voyage, themed around autumnal scenic appeal and historical significance, is priced starting at $7,599 per person. Additional details and booking information are available through Oceania Cruises’ official website.