Pre Cruise Stay in Montréal and Boarding Azamara Quest for Canada and US East Coast Cruise

Join me as I begin my Canada and US East Coast cruise with Azamara Quest, starting with a pre cruise stay in Montréal. We arrived from New York City on the Adirondack train and checked into Hotel David, a modern boutique hotel with comfortable rooms, friendly service and an excellent location for exploring the city. The next morning we joined a guided walking tour of RÉSO, Montréal’s famous underground city, booked through Viator. This remarkable network connects shops, offices and stations beneath the streets and is one of the most interesting ways to understand the daily life of Montréal residents, especially during the colder months. Later we walked the entire Montréal Formula One track at Parc Jean Drapeau, a unique experience that offers a very different perspective from watching the race. We also took a trip on the Montréal métro which is fast and simple and one of the easiest ways to explore the city. The following day we embarked Azamara Quest in Montréal to begin our Canada intensive itinerary down the St Lawrence River and along the US East Coast ending in New York. In this series I will give you a taster of each port, share the sights of these beautiful places and hopefully inspire you to visit. No loud vlogs here, just gorgeous ships and amazing destinations. Keep tuned for vlogs on : 1. Québec City, Québec  2. Saguenay, Québec  3. Baie-Comeau, Québec  4. Havre-Saint-Pierre, Québec  5. Halifax, Nova Scotia  6. Lunenburg, Nova Scotia  7. Saint John, New Brunswick  8. New York City, New York (disembark) Tags Azamara Quest, Azamara cruise Canada, Azamara Canada intensive, Azamara St Lawrence River, Canada and New England cruise, Canada and US East Coast cruise, Montréal cruise port, Azamara Cruises, small ship cruising Canada, boutique cruise lines, Canada cruise itinerary, Montréal pre cruise hotel, Adirondack train NYC to Montréal, Montreal RESO tour, Montreal F1 track walk, cruise YouTube series, cruise vlog Canada, cruising North America, No Cruise Control Canada