Committed to Safe and Healthy Travel

American Cruise Lines has deep operating experience along the rivers and coasts of the U.S. All American Cruise Lines ships are registered in the U.S. and visit only domestic ports of call. We do not leave sight of land and do not clear customs or immigrate into the U.S. to dock our ships.

We have relationships with law enforcement agencies, local transportation companies, and medical service providers that put emergency services within close reach of our ships, whether underway or in port.

Each ship carries a first responder. These individuals can identify and stabilize a situation for transport ashore. If medical treatment beyond the capability of the crew is required, shipboard personnel will arrange transportation and remain in contact with the patient.

American Cruise Lines has regular sanitation schedules for all public spaces, with particular emphasis on high-touch areas. Hand sanitizer is available in multiple areas throughout the ship and at the gangway. Cleaning and sanitation policies are designed to limit the spread of germs. Masks and gloves are available to guests and crew upon request.

American Cruise Lines ships offer modern designs that mitigate risk. Smaller ships with a lower density have an inherently lower outbreak risk. Each ship carries fewer than 190 guests and offers a low density environment to reduce both the likelihood of a close contact situation and the total number of possible contacts.

Each stateroom has an independent HVAC system and there is no shared ducting between rooms. All rooms have either an opening window or balcony door for ready access to fresh air.