We Ranked Every Port on Our Canada & New England Cruise ( Norwegian Breakaway)

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We rated all four ports on our Canada New England cruise — Portland, Bar Harbor, Halifax and Saint John — and the port we almost skipped ended up being our favorite! Sean and I are sharing our honest cruise port reviews and rating each stop from 1–5. We’ll tell you what we loved, what we didn’t, which ports were easy to explore on our own, and where we’d do things differently next time. Portland Maine surprised us with one of the best lobster rolls we’ve ever had. Bar Harbor almost didn’t happen for us at all. Halifax made us rethink the DIY approach, and in Saint John we decided to take a trolley tour instead. Have you done a Canada New England cruise? Which port was your favorite? And if you’ve been to Halifax, tell us what we missed besides Peggy’s Cove! We’d love to hear your recommendations. ❤️ We’re working toward 1,000 subscribers! If you enjoy our cruise videos and haven’t subscribed yet, we’d really appreciate your support. Every subscriber gets Phase 2 Explore a little closer to that goal! Subscribe to Phase 2 Explore here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIJgFRjJxHdF-T-G1nVIyCg?sub_confirmation=1 Thanks so much for watching! Smooth seas and happy sailings, my friends! 00:00 Canada & New England Cruise Ports 00:26 Portland, Maine 01:22 Bar Harbor, Maine 03:51 Halifax, Nova Scotia 06:26 Saint John & Bay of Fundy 08:18 Our Final Comments #CruiseTips #NorwegianBreakaway #CruisePorts

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