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Cruises to St. Pierre & Miquelon, France
Step onto French soil without ever leaving North America with a visit to Saint Pierre and Miquelon. From baguettes, decadent pastries and wines to tricolor flags and boutique shops lining narrow roads, you can explore a slice of France on these charming islands. Outside town, lose yourself in the enchanting countryside, whether you’re exploring its rocky coastline on a birding tour or hiking into its rich interior. Each island offers different terrain and scenic vistas to discover and unique adventures for nature lovers.
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What you NEED TO KNOW
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Port Name & Location
Port of ST. Pierre & Miquelon
Ship will DOCK at this port. -
Time Zone
Pierre & Miquelon Standard Time (PMST)
UTC/GMT -3 hours -
Language
French is the local language spoken in St. Pierre & Miquelon. “Bonjour” means hello while “s'il vous plait” means please. To ask how much something is, say “c'est combien?” -
Currency & Shopping
The local currency Used is the Euro. Browse for clothing, arts, crafts, French wines and more at a range of boutique stores in St. Pierre. -
Famous For
St. Pierre and Miquelon are famous for their rich fishing heritage and being the last French territory in North America and therefore a wonderful place to savor all things French (food, wine and culture). -
Fun Fact #1
Feel a world away in the abandoned village Île aux Marins, located on an island in St. Pierre harbor, where you can tour colorful homes, a 19th century church and museum to learn about its storied past. -
Fun Fact #2
Miquelon has far fewer inhabitants than St. Pierre and therefore is much less developed. Hike to waterfalls, visit the windswept coast and journey to the nearby uninhabited island of Langlade for a chance to see wild horses, seals and a variety of bird species. -
Fun Fact: Landmarks
Over the last 150 years, approximately 600 ships have wrecked off the coast, making the surrounding waters a diver’s paradise with an abundance of opportunities for exploring shipwrecks.