Tennessee Rivers Cruise
Chattanooga, TN to Nashville, TN
Nashville, TN to Chattanooga, TN
Set sail through the storied waters of the Tennessee Valley aboard our modern American Riverboat. Cruise between the Appalachian Mountains and the Land Between the Lakes, a corridor rich in history and musical legacy. This region, once known as "The Hit Recording Capital of the World," produced some of America's most beloved songs.
Visit Nashville, Tennessee, and explore Honky Tonk Highway, where live music fills the air, and visit the Country Music Hall of Fame to celebrate country music legends.
In Chattanooga, discover its pivotal Civil War history with our expert guides, exploring key battle sites from 1863.
Continue to Savannah, near the historic Shiloh National Military Park, preserving a notable Civil War battlefield. Join us to uncover stories of courage, creation, and community at every river bend.
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Itinerary
Map & Itinerary Overview
Cruise the Tennessee Valley aboard our modern riverboat. This journey includes the sounds of iconic music, the sights of Civil War history, and the smells of whiskey and bourbon.
Day 1 - Chattanooga, TN
Included with your cruise is a 1-night Hotel Stay. Upon your arrival, you’ll get settled into your hotel to enjoy this city a day before you board a new, modern riverboat.
The city is watched over by the towering Lookout Mountain, a site of the famed "Battle Above the Clouds" during the Civil War, offering panoramic views and tales of strife and strategy. Downtown, the Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge, one of the world's longest pedestrian bridges, arches over the river, while Coolidge Park, with its classic carousel and many green spaces invites you to enjoy the river's calming flow.
Day 2 - Cruising the Tennessee River
Step aboard and settle in for a calm day as you cruise from Chattanooga through the Appalachian Mountains, following the gentle curves of the river framed by grand scenery. As your journey unfolds, delight in the onboard musicians who fill the air with tunes as timeless as the river itself. Join us for complimentary drinks during our nightly cocktail hours to engage with fellow passengers and our friendly crew, each sharing stories and smiles, enhancing the warmth of your river voyage.
Day 3 - Decatur, AL
Unfolding along the banks of the Tennessee River and serving as a vital hub of activity and culture is the unique port of Decatur. The historic Old State Bank, with its dignified facade, stands as a testament to Alabama’s early financial endeavors and its perseverance through economic shifts and the Civil War. Nearby, the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge provides a sanctuary for an array of migratory birds. Delano Park, one of the city’s oldest public spaces, features sprawling green lawns and ancient oaks, offering a peaceful retreat.
Day 4 - Florence, AL
This is a city that blends its historical roots with a lively cultural scene. The iconic Renaissance Tower frames the city, its silhouette prominent against the skyline. The city is renowned for housing the Rosenbaum House, the only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed structure in Alabama, showcasing exceptional Usonian architecture set against a backdrop of native landscapes. Closer to the river, Wilson Park offers serene views and a vintage carousel, embodying the city’s dedication to preserving green spaces amidst its urban expansion.
Day 5 - Savannah, TN
On the eastern shores of the Tennessee River, Savannah, resonates with historical significance and captivating scenery. Shiloh National Military Park, the site of a pivotal 1862 Civil War battle, invites exploration with its vivid reenactments and well-preserved trails, painting a vivid tableau of American history. At the heart of Savannah, the Tennessee River Museum offers an engaging chronicle of the river's integral role in shaping regional history, from ancient Native American settlements to the golden age of steamboats.
Day 6 - Paducah, KY
Standing proudly at the confluence of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers, Paducah is a crossroads of waterways that have shaped its cultural and economic destiny. At the heart of downtown, the National Quilt Museum celebrates Paducah's designation as a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art, showcasing intricate quilts that draw visitors from around the globe.
Day 7 - Cruising Lake Barkley & Cumberland River
Today, cruise through America's Heartland, where the vast Kentucky Lakes and the sprawling 170,000 acres of protected forests are unobstructed to you. Spend a calm day cruising on Lake Barkley, where you can experience expansive views of the Cumberland River from your private balcony or grab a seat and lounge on the open sun deck. Onboard, listen to engaging guest speakers who bring the river to life with stories of history and ecology of the region, or join in a variety of games and activities.
Day 8 - Nashville, TN
Step into the rhythmic heart of Nashville, Tennessee, where every street corner hums with the legacy of musical icons. At the historic Ryman Auditorium, often considered the sacred hall of country music, you can almost hear the twang of Dolly Parton and Hank Williams as you stand in the very spots they once performed. Join us for an unforgettable show at the storied Grand Ole Opry. Nashville is more than a city; it’s a living museum of music history, where every melody tells a story, and every building holds a beat.
Day 9 - Nashville, TN
After breakfast onboard the ship, take all you learned along the Tennessee River with you. Reflect on the melodies that filled your days, the stories shared, and the friendships made in this city of music. As you prepare to journey home, carry with you the vibrant memories of these unique ports of call, looking forward to the next time you can return to its welcoming rhythm.
Each Mississippi itinerary comes complete with a Hotel Stay where you can enjoy the city at your leisure, before beginning your cruise.
On the morning of the cruise, meet in the hotel lobby and we will transport you to the ship to begin your cruise. All luggage will be brought directly from the hotel and placed in your stateroom aboard the ship.
As you embark upon your journey, enjoy a Welcome Aboard Reception with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and entertainment. Meet the crew, your onboard experts, and fellow guests. Learn more about the wonderful adventure ahead of you.
Experience the history of space exploration as you recount the first time you heard "That's one small step for a man, one giant leap for mankind!" You may even choose to participate in some of the hands-on exhibits and movies that the U.S. Space & Rocket Center offers. Whatever you choose, you will leave with a new admiration for space pioneers of the past and future.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Take a step back in time as you explore Mooresville, one of Alabama's most important and intact villages and a town many people have called Alabama’s Williamsburg. The entire town of Mooresville is on the National Register of Historic Places and was the first incorporated by the Alabama Territorial Legislature in 1818.
Visit the 1818 Farms, where you can take part in a hands-on pressed-flower workshop, see a demonstration of a natural dyeing eco printing process, and stroll through a flower field. Next, take a leisurely stroll down Mooresville’s tree-lined streets, peeking into some of the gardens and learning about the history of the town, including interesting stories about its past and present residents and their homes. Get an inside look at the c. 1821 Stagecoach Tavern and c. 1839 Brick Church and be treated to a scrumptious local treat.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: No
Enjoy this charming town at your leisure, with stops at:
- Carnegie Visual Arts Center – Beginning as Carnegie Library in 1904, this historic building was transformed into an arts center in 2003. Explore the permanent and temporary exhibits which feature a multitude of mediums.
- Cook Museum of Natural Science – This state-of-the-art museum features exhibits on zoology, geology, paleontology, and nature.
- Morgan County Archives – Home to historical rarities and nearby to local antique stores, yarn boutiques, and other shopping.
- Old State Bank and Union Depot – A historic Classic Revival-style building offering, this historic bank displays life in Decatur in the 1830s. The Decatur Union Depot is filled with working model trains and railway memorabilia.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
On a pedal-assisted, single-gear, e-bike, cycle your way through The Shoals, a picturesque region that offers a mix of natural beauty and rich history. Led by an experienced local guide, you will be introduced to some of the area’s most scenic and historically significant locations. Ride through TVA Reservation, a peaceful spot where you can admire stunning views of the Tennessee River and the surrounding natural habitats. Weave through towering trees at Wild Wood Park, an oasis of lush greenery. Cycle the River Heritage Trail, a path that connects some of the most notable spots in the region, including charming downtown Florence. Travel to McFarland Park, nestled along the, where you can pause and admire the towering pines that line Tennessee Riverbanks, creating a shaded canopy.
Activity Level: Moderate / ADA Accessible: No
Sit at the piano where Lynyrd Skynyrd created "Free Bird." Feel the vibe of where Mick and the boys recorded "Brown Sugar." Stand in the room where Aretha found her voice. Or, walk through the room where Dylan recorded, "You Gotta Serve Somebody." Experience it all with stops at FAME Recording Studio, the original Muscle Shoals Sound Recording Studio, and Cypress Moon.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: No
Florence and The Shoals area have a rich Native American history. Explore the Florence Indian Mound and Museum and learn about the original inhabitants of this region. The most unique part of this experience lies nearby at the Wichahpi Commemorative Stone Wall that was a 30-year, hand-constructed tribute to honor Tom Hendrix’s great-great-grandmother's incredible journey from the Singing River (the Tennessee) to Oklahoma and back. This moving story is now told by Tom's son, who will join you for the full experience.
Activity Level: Low / ADA ACCESSIBLE: Partially
Enjoy this quaint town at your leisure, with stops at:
- Florence-Lauderdale Welcome Center – Learn about the rich history of The Shoals area. Representatives of Florence and The Shoals will be there to greet you, answer questions and may even have something special to welcome you to their community.
- The Kennedy-Douglass Center for the Arts – Discover and enjoy extraordinary works of art, explore new ideas, and cultivate new insights into local culture and the act of creation.
- Pope’s Tavern – Popes’ Tavern serves as a hospital during the Civil War and now serves as a community history museum. Narratives from slaveholders, enslaved people, yeoman farmers, freedmen, and Native Americans invite visitors to understand the past from multiple viewpoints, using historical artifacts and interpretation.
- The W.C. Handy Cabin, Museum, and Library – Dedicated to one of Florence's most famous sons known as the "Father of Blues," Handy was born in a log cabin at this site in 1873. View a collection of Handy's personal papers, artifacts, and other items he donated before his death in 1958.
- Downtown Shopping District – Explore downtown on your own. Take time for shopping, perusing, and perhaps stopping in at a local dining establishment.
- Rosenbaum House – Explore one of Frank Lloyd Wright’s most magnificent homes, declared by architecture critics to be one of the purest examples of Usonian prototype.
Activity Level: Low / ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Enjoy a self-guided exploration of Ivy Green, the birthplace of Helen Keller. Since 1954, this home on the National Register of Historic Places has been a permanent shrine to the “miracle” that occurred in a blind and deaf seven-year-old girl’s life. Discover the humble beginnings of the iconic activist and author as you wander through her childhood home, beautifully preserved with period furnishings. Having survived untouched through the ravages of the Civil War, Ivy Green is maintained to the smallest detail in its original state. Through informative exhibits and captivating displays, learn about Keller’s remarkable journey, including the influence of her teacher Anne Sullivan, as well as her enduring legacy.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
The University of North Alabama is the oldest public university in the state and occupies 130 acres in a residential section of Florence and is located within a four-city area that also includes Tuscumbia, Sheffield, and Muscle Shoals. Gently stroll through the beautiful campus with Florence Historian Billy Warren as he provides interesting facts about the university, architecture, and alumni.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
This in-depth experience provides an opportunity to visit one of the most historic Civil War battle sites. Your ranger-guided exploration begins at Corinth Interpretative Center where you will learn about the history of the encampment and reconstruction after the war. After departing Corinth, savor a unique, authentic southern lunch at the famous Hagy's Catfish Hotel Restaurant. Next, visit Shiloh Military Park to learn more about the 1862 battle that was a turning point in the Civil War.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessibility: Yes
Spend time exploring the Catfish Capital of the World, Savannah, Tennessee. Your excursion begins at the Tennessee River Museum where history meets local cuisine. Learn about the pre-historic life to post-war reconciliation in the area through educational exhibits and one-of-a-kind artifacts. As you explore the river museum, be treated to samples of hand-prepared local fare such as hushpuppies, catfish, and paddlefish caviar. Afterwards, enjoy a short stroll through downtown with boutiques and special events.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessibility: Yes
Explore Shiloh National Military Park Congress, which was established on December 27, 1894, to commemorate the April 6-7, 1862, battle that raged around Shiloh Church and Pittsburg Landing. Resulting in more than 23,000 casualties, the battle was the largest engagement in the Mississippi Valley campaign during the Civil War. Today, visitors can learn about the history from National Park Ranger programs and explore the grounds of this hallowed site.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessibility: Yes
Let our local guide take you through the quaint city of Paducah. This excursion has been carefully divided into three distinct sections to make sure you experience all that Paducah has to offer. First, explore the downtown as our local expert guide points out the areas’ many historical sites. Then, ride along the riverfront where you will witness more than 50 life-sized panoramic murals depicting elements of Paducah’s past. End at the National Quilt Museum, the world's largest museum devoted to quilt and fiber art.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Explore downtown Paducah at your own pace. Visit the areas many museums and shops and stop at the riverfront to view the wall murals that tell the story of Paducah's past.
Making stops at:
- Paducah Railroad Museum - Explore this interactive museum showcasing equipment and memorabilia from the romantic past of America's railroads.
- Inland Waterways Museum - You can be a captain and choose your vessel type in the state-of-the-art boat simulator, as well as explore and learn about the history, environments, culture, and economy of these rivers through interactive exhibits.
- The National Quilt Museum - View exhibits by renowned quilters who are implementing creative ideas and approaches to fiber art.
- Lowertown Arts District & Neighborhood - Explore this 25 sq. block neighborhood on the National Register of Historic Places. Look for the directory at the old Texaco Station.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessibility: Yes
Paducah’s location at the confluence of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers makes it unique. The city is home to some of the nation’s largest barge and towing companies. At the Inland Waterways Museum, learn all about the inland waterways and the impact they have on the daily lives of local residents. You can be a captain and choose your vessel type in the state-of-the-art boat simulator, as well as explore and learn about the history, environments, culture, and economy of these rivers through interactive exhibits.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Travel the Woodlands Trace National Scenic Byway to two wildlife and nature experiences in Land Between the Lakes, the national recreation area between Barkley and Kentucky Lakes. Begin at the Elk & Bison Prairie which features a native grassland habitat that was once common in Kentucky more than a century ago. Aboard an enclosed vehicle, explore the wonders of this enclosed habitat, where elk and bison roam free. Numerous other wildlife species and a stunning array of native plants also thrive in the prairie. Next stop, get up close and personal with the natural world at Woodlands Nature Station. Nestled in the woods between Honker and Hematite Lakes, the Nature Station serves as a gateway to the 8,500-acre Nature Watch Area. See and learn about indigenous wildlife, including red-tailed hawks, bald eagles, coyotes, flying squirrels, amphibians, and aquatic wildlife.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Board the beautiful Victorian Horse-Drawn Carriage at the port for a trip through town and time. Explore the streets of Grand Rivers and Little Lake Park, while your carriage driver shares a little history of the “Village Between The Lakes,” and points out areas of interest, including the original Victorian home of Thomas Lawson, the founder of Grand River. Learn the history of the town and about exciting future Grand Rivers attractions. Guests may request to disembark the carriage in the center of town to shop, explore, enjoy a Moonshine tasting, walk the majestic gardens of Patti’s Settlement, or request to be taken back to port.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: No
Immerse yourself in the rich history and warm southern hospitality of Patti's 1880's Settlement, a place to relax, enjoy a delicious meal, stroll through the beautiful gardens, shop for unique treasures, and experience a glimpse into the past. Upon arrival, gather in the Atrium where CEO and Director of Marketing Ann Martin will provide a brief history of the restaurant and the Tullar Family. Following this, venture outside to explore the Gardens as she regales you with the fascinating story of Patti Tullar and the history behind the 8 log gift shop cabins nestled within the beautiful gardens. Each cabin has its own unique tale and history of how it found its place on the grounds, adding to the charm and character of this historic destination.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
There are a variety of activities scheduled on board when the ship is underway, which vary depending on the itinerary and scheduled date. Enjoy destination-focused enrichment programs with special guest speakers who present topics related to the region and ports of call, including Art Classes, App-titude Classes (Tech Made Easy), Cooking Demonstrations, Mixology (practice of making great cocktails,) Trivia, Game Shows, and more.
Learn the fascinating story of the Ryman Auditorium. Constructed in 1880, Thomas G. Ryman built this theater, originally named The Union Gospel Tabernacle, for evangelist Reverend Sam Jones so that his inspiring words could be clearly heard by all. After Ryman’s passing in 1904, the theater name was changed to Ryman Auditorium to honor the man who created this historic landmark. Today, the Ryman Auditorium is associated with country music legends and inspiring artists striving to make a name for themselves.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Enjoy live country music at its best with a visit to the Grand Ole Opry. The evening show will begin at 7:00 pm, featuring up and coming country artists, as well as musical groups that have been Opry Members for years.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Start your excursion at the Johnny Cash Museum, ranked the #1 music museum in the world by Forbes, Conde' Naste, and National Geographic Traveler. Explore the largest and most comprehensive collection of Johnny Cash artifacts and memorabilia in the world. Next, walk upstairs to The Patsy Cline Museum which celebrates the life of the legendary songstress who made an indelible mark on country music and remains one of the biggest names in country history. Featured are hundreds of never before seen artifacts, personal belongings, videos, and much more.
Please Note: This tour is only offered on cruises ending in Nashville, TN.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessibility: Yes
Enjoy a narrated exploration of historic downtown Nashville. Along the way, view Honky Tonk Row, Bicentennial Park, the State Capitol Building, and more. Stop at the Country Hall of Fame and Museum, home to a growing collection of over 2.5 million artifacts, including one-of-a-kind recordings, films, instruments, and more.
Discover the connections between country music's past and artists of today in the interactive gallery space. Witness everything from Hank William's cherished Martin guitar and Elvis Presley's custom Cadillac to outfits and instruments from all of your favorite artists.
Please Note: This tour is only offered on cruises ending in Nashville, TN.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
This engaging museum honors the contributions and impact of country music artists, songwriters, and industry figures. Explore the museum’s permanent collection, including stage costumes, instruments, and everything from microphones to automobiles, celebrating the genre's history and its influence on American culture. Induction into the Hall of Fame is a prestigious honor, with members representing a wide range of musical styles and eras within country music.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Enjoy this chocolate-covered experience that’s fun for all ages. During his excursion, you will have the opportunity to create your own custom Goo Goo bar, while learning about the rich history of Nashville’s iconic candy bar and America’s first combination candy bar.
Start by tasting a variety of Goo Goo confections. After, get your hands into the fun by making your own candy bar. Take home classic clusters and a special apron to remember your time in the kitchen.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Why not stay an extra night or two to immerse yourself in the spirit of this vibrant city? Ask your onboard Hotel Manager for recommendations on area hotels, attractions, and more.
Enjoy a 1-night stay at the Gaylord Opryland Resort & Convention Center. Be treated to an evening performance at the Grand Ole Opry. The morning of embarkation, meet in the hotel lobby for transportation to the ship with concierge luggage service provided.
From scents to spirits, you will enjoy creating your own candle to take home. Next, learn how to craft a special cocktail (or mocktail) from a master mixologist. In between these hands-on experiences, you will walk a short distance as your guide provides an engaging narrative about Chattanooga.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Lying near the bank of the river, the Tennessee Aquarium is nationally renowned for its design, exhibits, and programs. Trace the path of water from the mountains to the sea, come face-to-face with the fascinating native animals of the region, and discover the rich biodiversity of the Southeast through engaging exhibits.
Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes
Chattanooga has become a culinary destination. Join this dining experience as you visit four fabulous restaurants, which feature American, Italian, French, and Spanish cuisine. Enjoy specially prepared masterpieces as you interact with the chef at each location. We will take you to the first location and from there, you will take short walks from one restaurant to another.
Activity Level: Moderate
Delve into the heroic legacy of America's bravest at the National Medal of Honor Heritage Center in Chattanooga, the city where our nation's highest military honor for valor was first awarded. On a self-guided exploration, view inspiring exhibits that chronicle the unparalleled acts of valor and sacrifice recognized by our nation's highest military honor. Through interactive displays and historical artifacts, gain a deep appreciation for these extraordinary individuals who epitomize the spirit of American heroism.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: ADA Accessible: Yes
Map & Itinerary Overview
Cruise the Tennessee Valley aboard our modern riverboat. This journey includes the sounds of iconic music, the sights of Civil War history, and the smells of whiskey and bourbon.
Day 1 - Nashville, TN
Settle into your hotel included with your Pre-Cruise Package and step into the musical heart of Nashville, Tennessee, where every street corner echoes with musical legends. At the historic Ryman Auditorium, often considered the sacred hall of country music, you can almost hear the twang of Dolly Parton and Hank Williams as you stand in the very spots they once performed. Join us for an unforgettable show at the storied Grand Ole Opry. Nashville is more than a city; it’s a living museum of music history, where every melody tells a story, and every building holds a beat.
Day 2 - Cruising Lake Barkley & Cumberland River
Today, cruise through America's Heartland, where the vast Kentucky Lakes and the sprawling 170,000 acres of protected forests are unobstructed to you. Spend a calm day cruising on Lake Barkley, where you can experience expansive views of the Cumberland River from your private balcony or grab a seat and lounge on the open sun deck. Onboard, listen to engaging guest speakers who bring the river to life with stories of history and ecology of the region, or join in a variety of games and activities.
Day 3 - Paducah, KY
Standing proudly at the confluence of the Ohio and Tennessee Rivers, Paducah is a crossroads of waterways that have shaped its cultural and economic destiny. At the heart of downtown, the National Quilt Museum celebrates Paducah's designation as a UNESCO Creative City of Crafts and Folk Art, showcasing intricate quilts that draw visitors from around the globe.
Day 4 - Savannah, TN
On the eastern shores of the Tennessee River, Savannah resonates with historical significance and captivating scenery. Shiloh National Military Park, the site of a pivotal 1862 Civil War battle, invites exploration with its vivid reenactments and well-preserved trails, painting a vivid tableau of American history. At the heart of Savannah, the Tennessee River Museum offers an engaging chronicle of the river's integral role in shaping regional history, from ancient Native American settlements to the golden age of steamboats.
Day 5 - Florence, AL
This is a city that blends its historical roots with a lively cultural scene. The iconic Renaissance Tower frames the city, its silhouette prominent against the skyline. The city is renowned for housing the Rosenbaum House, the only Frank Lloyd Wright-designed structure in Alabama, showcasing exceptional Usonian architecture set against a backdrop of native landscapes. Closer to the river, Wilson Park offers serene views and a vintage carousel, embodying the city’s dedication to preserving green spaces amidst its urban expansion.
Day 6 - Decatur, AL
Unfolding along the banks of the Tennessee River and serving as a vital hub of activity and culture is the unique port of Decatur. The historic Old State Bank, with its dignified facade, stands as a testament to Alabama’s early financial endeavors and its perseverance through economic shifts and the Civil War. Nearby, the Wheeler National Wildlife Refuge provides a sanctuary for an array of migratory birds. Delano Park, one of the city’s oldest public spaces, features sprawling green lawns and ancient oaks, offering a peaceful retreat.
Day 7 - Cruising the Tennessee River
Sail through the Appalachian Mountains, following the gentle curves of the river framed by grand scenery. As your journey unfolds, delight in the onboard musicians who fill the air with tunes as timeless as the river itself. Join us for complimentary drinks during our nightly cocktail hour to engage with fellow passengers and our friendly crew, each sharing stories and smiles, enhancing the warmth of your river voyage.
Day 8 - Chattanooga, TN
The city is watched over by the towering Lookout Mountain, a site of the famed "Battle Above the Clouds" during the Civil War, offering panoramic views and tales of strife and strategy. Downtown, the Walnut Street Pedestrian Bridge, one of the world's longest pedestrian bridges, arches over the river, while Coolidge Park, with its classic carousel and many green spaces invites you to enjoy the river's calming flow.
Day 9 - Chattanooga, TN
After breakfast onboard, take the Tennessee River memories with you. Reflect on the melodies, stories, and friendships made in this music city. As you head home, carry vibrant memories of these unique ports.