Grand New England Cruise
Boston, MA to Boston, MA
Experience the best of New England on this comprehensive 16-day New England cruise through scenic waterways, where America's past comes to life. From the Mayflower's arrival to the Boston Tea Party, each harbor and shoreline holds tales of the dawn of America.
Discover seaport gems such as Portland, Maine, and Bath, Maine, with celebrated shipyards, and Newport, Rhode Island, home to grand mansions reflecting the opulence of the Gilded Age. Enjoy a traditional lobsterbake luncheon by the water’s edge in coastal Maine, tasting the flavors of the region's maritime legacy.
As the day unfolds, retreat to the comfort of your ship, where camaraderie and culinary delights await. Engage in conversations with fellow travelers in one of our spacious lounges, sharing in the day's adventures.
Ask about our Current Savings and our Hotel Upgrade, which includes a 1-night stay at the luxurious Four Seasons Hotel Boston, MA, concierge luggage service from the hotel to the ship and, on the morning of embarkation, enjoy breakfast, a visit to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum, and transportation to the ship.
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Itinerary & Excursions
*Exact itinerary & excursions will vary by cruise date
Map & Itinerary Overview
On this epic journey, travel along the picturesque waterways of New England that tell the story of American history, from the Mayflower’s landing to the Boston Tea Party. A centuries-old shipbuilding tradition lives on here in shipyards along the shoreline and schooners that adorn the harbors.
Day 1 - Boston, MA
Arrive and enjoy your hotel accommodations in this city known for its colonial landmarks, prestigious universities, and vibrant neighborhoods. Walk the Freedom Trail to see sites from the American Revolution or enjoy scenic views along the Charles River and Boston Harbor.
Encounter a blend of old and new, with historic streets and modern innovation coexisting side by side. From world-class museums to fresh seafood at Quincy Market, Boston is sure to provide a memorable experience.
An optional hotel upgrade is available at the Four Seasons Hotel Boston. Call your Cruise Specialist 800-460-4518 for pricing and availability.
Day 2 - Day of Cruising
Board your modern small ship amongst the cobblestone streets and 18th-century architecture that make this city the perfect place to set sail on a New England coast adventure. As we welcome you on board for your voyage, relax and settle in on the sun deck. Take time to get to know fellow guests and crew during the evening cocktail hour.
Day 3 - Portland, ME
Perched on the edge of Casco Bay, this seaport city is steeped in 360 years of maritime heritage and lined with stately Victorian mansions and weathered sea captains’ homes that whisper tales of long ago.
Join a narrated tour through Portland’s celebrated neighborhoods, past Longfellow’s boyhood home and through the Old Port district, before heading out to the scenic coastline where the Portland Head Light stands proudly above the ocean.
For a taste of the city’s spirit, hop aboard Portland's Best Craft Beverages Bus to sample locraft wines, beers and spirits, all while enjoying lively stories and trivia from your guide.
Day 4 - Bath, ME
Here, in the “City of Ships,” the echoes of shipbuilding still resound through the streets of Bath, Maine, located along the Kennebec River. Led by a local guide, enjoy an immersive and personalized walk along the quaint streets of downtown. As you explore the places where history unfolded, hear accounts of the prominent people and events of this 19th-century center of shipbuilding worldwide.
Discover the nationally acclaimed Maine Maritime Museum in Bath. View a fascinating array of exhibits, from meticulously crafted ship models to interactive displays showcasing the ingenuity and craftsmanship of Maine's shipbuilders.
Later, visit a working family oyster farm. Here, you will be greeted by one of the farmers who will introduce you to the business and the technology used to grow oysters. Enjoy some just-harvested chilled oysters, which you can shuck yourself or with the help of a farmer.
Day 5 - Boothbay Harbor, ME
Welcome to the "Boating Capital of New England," where maritime spirit thrives along the Midcoast Maine shoreline. Stroll along its flower-lined streets, emanating with the energy of fishing vessels and pleasure crafts.
Discover the renowned Coastal Maine Botanical Gardens, tucked away on the Boothbay Peninsula, where over 300 acres of stunning gardens and walking trails await. Step into the Native Butterfly and Moth House or bask in the beauty of the Rhododendron and Perennial Garden.
Led by a local guide, embark on a unique culinary adventure featuring popular, locally owned restaurants. Get a taste of what it means to live and eat in this celebrated New England fishing village, a classic Maine coastal harbor town. Hear about Boothbay Harbor’s intriguing past while enjoying savory samples and sweet delectables with opportunities to shop and take photographs.
Day 6 - Bar Harbor, ME
Once a modest fishing village, Bar Harbor flourished into a haven for Gilded Age elites, drawn by its untamed beauty along Mount Desert Island. Surrounded by ocean cliffs, glacier-formed lakes, and majestic mountains, its splendor has fueled the creativity of legendary artists like Thomas Cole and Frederic Edwin Church.
Start the day with a guided driving exploration of the must-see places in Acadia National Park, as you listen to the narratives behind the sights. Venture to the top of Cadillac Mountain, the highest point on the Eastern Seaboard.
Following your exploration, enjoy lunch in downtown Bar Harbor. Then, embark on a nature cruise along Frenchman Bay, keeping a lookout for bald eagles, harbor porpoise, seals, and more, while an onboard naturalist explains all you are seeing.
Day 7 - Bangor, ME
Bangor, the third-largest city in the state, is located on the western bank of the Penobscot River, a defining waterway of the Penobscot River Valley. The proximity of the river made Bangor the “lumber capital of the world” for much of the 19th century, earning it the title of “Queen City” of Maine. Also known as the hometown of the author Stephen King, Bangor is the inspiration for his fictional town of Derry, Maine, the setting of many of his novels.
On a guided excursion, walk the streets of downtown Bangor with the notorious character Madam Fan Jones, as she shares true and dramatic tales of the people and events that shaped the town in the 19th century.
Visit Mount Hope Cemetery, the nation’s second-oldest garden cemetery and on the National Register for Historic Places. Led by your guide, explore some of the cemetery’s most unique and notable monuments, including the nation’s first Civil War memorial.
Day 8 - Rockland / Camden, ME
Get ready to dive into the town of Rockland, a lively hub of artistry and lobster lore along Maine’s Midcoast. Visit the town's many museums, like the Owls Head Transportation Museum and the Farnsworth Art Museum, showcasing an eclectic mix of pioneer-era aircraft, automobiles, and masterpieces by Maine artists, including the renowned Wyeth family.
Full of classic schooners, discover the village of Camden, considered the "Tall Ship Capital of Maine." Enjoy a narrated journey through Camden Hills State Park and a stop at the top of the mountain for stunning views of the busy harbor and islands of Penobscot Bay below.
One of the highlights of our New England itineraries is the traditional Maine Lobsterbake, featuring fresh lobsters, steamed clams and mussels, warm corn on the cob, and baked rolls, prepared over a beachside fire.
Day 9 - Portsmouth, NH
Learn why Portsmouth, New Hampshire, is the center of the New Hampshire Seacoast with a downtown of hidden treasures.
On a small group walking excursion, our guides will introduce you to the city's rich past and lively present. Or choose to explore the city by bicycle, while learning about its fascinating history as you ride through five distinctive boroughs. Stop at points of interest and great places to take photos.
In the afternoon, delight in an exclusive wine tasting at the elegant Library Restaurant at the Rockingham Hotel. On the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is one of Portsmouth's most valued landmarks and, over the centuries, has played host to seven presidents.
Day 10 - Gloucester, MA
Just a short distance from Boston, Gloucester holds the distinction of being America’s first seaport. For over four centuries, the town has captivated a diverse array of artists, fishermen, and tourists with its delightful waterfront and enduring maritime legacy.
Enjoy a guided exploration of Gloucester, including a visit to the iconic Fisherman's Memorial. Stop at Hammond Castle, a true European-style castle on the New England shoreline, constructed between 1926 and 1929. Led by our expert guide, discover this medieval castle, which incorporates elements from several architectural periods and styles.
If you are feeling adventurous, board the Schooner Lannon for a taste of what it was like to sail on a fishing schooner over 100 years ago. Sit back and take in the sights and sounds of Gloucester's coastline. Breathe the refreshing air and feel the wind on your face as you witness lighthouses, castles, scenic beaches, and magnificent waterfront homes.
Day 11 - Provincetown, MA
Originally founded as an artist’s haven, Provincetown is a premier destination in Cape Cod, featuring diverse art galleries and performance spaces, as well as a culinary scene that delights with fresh, local seafood and a variety of international flavors.
The town's history is highlighted by landmarks such as the Pilgrim Monument, which marks the pilgrims’ first landing aboard the Mayflower in 1620. Take a narrated trolley ride to learn about America’s earliest destination and see where their ship landed.
Embark on a unique SUV adventure that takes you along the rolling dunes of the National Seashore. Along the way, view a variety of shacks that once housed American artists and writers from the 1920s to today.
Day 12 - Newport, RI
Newport's prestigious past is showcased on the "Avenue of the Mansions," featuring opulent estates that symbolize the wealth and social prestige of their era. Explore The Breakers, a 70-room Italian Renaissance-style palazzo built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II, a portrayal of the social and financial prominence of the Vanderbilt family at the turn of the century.
Experience the city’s many museums, including the International Tennis Hall of Fame, a National Historic Landmark that was first opened on July 26, 1880, as a social club for Newport’s summer elite.
View the cannons still standing at Fort Adams. Named for President John Adams, it has been a part of American history from the War of 1812 through World War II. Built to protect Newport Harbor, the fort is now a state park. View the “Officer’s Quarters” and ascend to the scenic overlook for a breathtaking view of Newport Harbor.
Day 13 - Martha's Vineyard, MA
Martha’s Vineyard is made up of six towns, each with its own character and charm. Enjoy a narrated exploration of the island, beginning in the lively harbor town of Vineyard Haven, a year-round port that has welcomed visitors since the mid-1600s. Travel through the island’s scenic countryside, passing the farming community of West Tisbury and taking in the panoramic views of Chilmark.
Be captivated by the striking, multi-colored clay cliffs of Aquinnah, crowned by the Gay Head Lighthouse. Take time here to stretch your legs and capture the scenery in photographs. Continue on to Edgartown, where elegant Greek Revival homes of sea captains line the streets.
Later, take a convenient afternoon shuttle to Oak Bluffs and explore at your own pace, from the colorful gingerbread cottages to scenic Ocean Park. Ride on the Flying Horses Carousel, the nation’s oldest continuously operating carousel, and take time to browse local shops or relax at one of the many restaurants, cafés, or ice cream parlors.
Round out your day at a 19-acre alpaca farm, home to 70 of these gentle animals. Tour the grounds, meet the animals, and learn about alpaca farming in a 200-year-old barn.
Day 14 - Nantucket Island / Martha's Vineyard, MA
Embark on a scenic ferry ride from Martha’s Vineyard to Nantucket, once a modest farming community that blossomed into the heart of America’s whaling industry. Step back in time as you stroll along its cobblestone streets, steeped in 18th-century charm.
Take a narrated, island-wide tour that highlights Nantucket’s fascinating past and picturesque landscapes, including a stop in the enchanting village of Siasconset, famed for its rose-covered cottages.
Later, discover the island at leisure. Admire the island’s quaint homes, graceful churches, and manicured gardens. Browse elegant boutiques and inviting local eateries and stop in at the Whaling Museum, which vividly tells the story of Nantucket’s legendary seafaring past.
Day 15 - Plymouth, MA
Plymouth marks the site of the first Pilgrim settlement, founded in 1620. At the center of Plymouth's historical narrative is the iconic Plymouth Rock in Pilgrim Memorial State Park, believed to be the landing spot of the settlers.
Adjacent to this landmark is the Mayflower II. Step aboard this meticulously crafted full-scale replica of the ship to learn about the events that led to the famous crossing of the original Mayflower in 1620. Explore Plimoth Patuxet, a remarkable recreation of a 17th-century English village and Patuxet Homesite. Step back in time as costumed performers bring the past to life, portraying real people who once lived and worked here. Guided by museum educators, gain a deeper understanding of their daily lives, challenges, and the enduring legacy of the Pilgrims and the Wampanoag people.
Later, take a leisurely stroll to Water Street, just a short distance from the ship. In 1920, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the landing of the Mayflower, Water Street was converted from rows of factories to beautiful shops situated across from Plymouth Harbor. Here, you can shop for custom-made jewelry, unique gifts, local wines, and more.
Day 16 - Boston, MA
End your journey where it all began, in Boston. If there is something you missed the first time around, perhaps a Red Sox game at Fenway Park or a stop at the bar featured in the beloved sitcom Cheers, go ahead and extend your stay. We’ll make sure you have a smooth disembarkation.
Experience the essence of Boston with our optional hotel upgrade, offering a seamless transition into the heart of the city. Located downtown, your hotel provides easy access to all that Boston has to offer before your voyage begins.
Enjoy a narrated exploration of Boston on your way to the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum. Explore this fascinating destination, dedicated to preserving and providing access to the legacy of the 35th President of the United States.
As the day unfolds, bid farewell to the city streets and step aboard your awaiting vessel. Let American Cruise Lines handle every detail, from transporting your luggage to ensuring a smooth transition onto the ship. Cruise out of Boston Harbor in the afternoon, surrounded by the tranquility of the sea and the promise of adventure on the horizon.
Hotel upgrades must be reserved at least 30 days before your cruise date. Please call (800) 460-4518 for pricing and availability.
As you board the ship, be welcomed by the crew who will ensure that every detail of your journey is seamless. Take the time to meet fellow travelers, share stories, and immerse yourself in the relaxed atmosphere of small-ship cruising.
From panoramic deck views to thoughtfully designed lounges, every corner of the ship offers a chance to relax, socialize, and prepare for the memorable adventures that await.
Drink through Portland beer history on this leisurely walking excursion. Visit and learn about notable Portland landmarks, including numerous former brewery sites, the U.S. Custom House, the Workingmen’s Club, the Mariners’ Church, the Seamen’s Club, and the working waterfront that was essential for importing many goods and the exporting of alcohol, during times of prohibition. As part of this historical journey, we will stop at three legendary Portland breweries for a sample of craft beer, including Shipyard Brewing Company, Sebago Brewing Company, and Gritty McDuff’s.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial
Board the Elizabeth Grace for a cruise around scenic Portland Harbor and out into Casco Bay. While sipping local craft beer, keep your eyes open for potential seal sightings, as well as the multiple lighthouses, islands, and forts. Light refreshments, including non-alcoholic beverages, are available throughout.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Portland is Maine’s largest city-by-the-sea. The Old Port waterfront features working fishing wharves and converted warehouses with restaurants and shops. The Western Promenade is a public park atop a bluff, offering river and mountain views. Its surrounding district, the West End, is full of Victorian-era homes
Meet your local guide for a narrated exploration. View Longfellow’s boyhood home, sea captains’ houses and the elegant Victorian Mansion. Travel through historic neighborhoods overlooking the islands of Casco Bay in Portland Harbor. Stop at Portland Head Light in Fort Williams Park, a historic landmark and the most photographed lighthouse in America.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Board the Elizabeth Grace for this exclusive, one-of-a-kind experience. The stone fortresses built in the early 19th century in Portland Harbor are imposing reminders of days in the not so distant past when the defense of our coastline required their presence. Despite their prominence, the forts are not easy to access for a variety of reasons, and most locals and visitors have never been to Fort Scammel, the only fort in the Portland Harbor to see active combat. On your way to the fort, enjoy some other great sights of the bay, including iconic lighthouses. Upon arrival, explore the grounds of this impressive historic structure.
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 460-4518 for information.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No
See Portland from a local’s perspective on a relaxed electric bicycle ride around the city’s downtown peninsula. Pedal at an easy pace through the working waterfront, vibrant districts, and quiet residential streets that reveal the city’s authentic character. During your ride, your guide will share stories of Portland’s maritime heritage and evolving identity. Sights along the way may include the brick sidewalks of the Old Port, tree-lined promenades overlooking Casco Bay, charming historic homes, and bustling harbor scenes, all offering a closer look at the city beyond its scenic views.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
Take a guided walk through Portland’s Old Burying Ground, preserving centuries of the city’s past and listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Explore the cemetery’s underground tombs, see the oldest grave marker dating to 1717, and visit the final resting place of the captains from the 1813 battle between the Boxer and the Enterprise. Admire the carvings of Portland’s first stonecutter, Bartlett Adams, and learn about early gravestone art, notable local figures, and key moments in the city’s history.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No
Explore Bath, the fourth largest seaport in the U.S. in the mid-1800s. Led by a local guide, enjoy an immersive, personalized, and fun walk along the quaint, yet vibrant, streets of this picturesque downtown. As you view the places where history unfolded, hear stories about the prominent people and events of this 19th-century center of shipbuilding worldwide. Learn about Maine’s geologic features and natural resources, native peoples, European settlement, role in the Civil War and World Wars, as well as the post-war preservation efforts that made Bath what it is today. You will walk away with an understanding of Bath and Maine's roles in American history.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: Partial
Explore the Maine Maritime Museum at your leisure and experience Maine’s rich seafaring history on the banks of the Kennebec River. From historic watercraft restoration to blacksmithing, lighthouses to lobstering, a Victorian home to contemporary interpretations of “maritime,” discover a connection to the past, present, and future of Maine’s waterways, and along the way discover the real Maine.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Take this convenient shuttle to The Freeport Outlets, home to L.L. Bean Factory Store. Explore this laid-back shopping destination, featuring a variety of name-brand outlet stores, craft boutiques, and eateries.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Long known as the “City of Ships,” Bath’s shipyards line its river’s edge and Bath-built vessels sail the seas of the world. Hop aboard the Bath Town Shuttle, which picks up at the Maine Maritime Museum, and enjoy a ride around town with stops at the General Store, Visitor Center, and Downtown area.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Hop aboard the Rockin' Spartan Too for a private photography and sightseeing exploration by boat around the scenic Mid-coast Maine area captained by USCG Captain Dave Cleaveland, a longtime professional photographer in Maine. During the trip, you will have the opportunity to see eagles, osprey, seals and other wildlife, up to 10 lighthouses, several different rivers, working lobster boats, a Civil War fort, fishing villages, and Boothbay Harbor. Need a little help with your photography? Captain Dave will get you in the right spot for the best light for your photos and will help you with your photography skills.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No
Visit the Gaffney family farm, Eros Oyster, a working oyster farm on Robinhood Cove, Georgetown Island. Be greeted by one of the farmers who will introduce you to the business, its history, and the technology used to grow oysters.
Take a short walk to the waterfront to see the operation up-close. View the nursery where oyster babies are fed 24/7 in giant test tubes, as well as the shaker table and tumbler where the farmers shape and sort the oysters at every stage of growth. See the culling tables where market-ready oysters are selected for delivery or shipment overnight to customers around the country.
At a scenic site overlooking the Cove, learn how to shuck (and eat) oysters on the half shell. Enjoy some just-harvested chilled oysters, which you can shuck yourself or with the help of a farmer. As you savor this delectable treat, you will have a chance to ask questions as well as purchase merchandise as well as additional oysters to bring back to the ship.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Hidden on the Boothbay peninsula is New England's most extensive botanical garden. Immerse yourself in more than 300 acres of stunning gardens, walking trails, and educational resources. From the Native Butterfly and Moth House to the Rhododendron and Perennial Garden, there is something for everyone.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Travel back in time on a scenic stroll through the heart of Boothbay Harbor. Your local guide will share tales of the village’s hidden history, from the ancient Red Paint People of Maine to the historic homes of sea captains and the legendary harbor islands where America’s early beginnings unfolded. On your journey, you will pass the Tugboat Inn, visit the Boothbay Shipyard where tall ships have been built since 1869, and cross the iconic 1901 Footbridge. Keep your eyes open, as you may even uncover clues to a 95-year-old local mystery.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial
Savor the flavors of Boothbay Harbor on a leisurely stroll through this charming coastal village. Led by your friendly guide, discover the stories behind beloved, locally owned restaurants and specialty shops while sampling the tastes that define life here, including rich lobster chowder, fresh local cheeses, award-winning seafood bites, gourmet popcorn, and decadent pastries. Along the way, enjoy the sights of the harbor, shop for unique treats, and let this delicious exploration serve as your lunch for the day.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
Explore the natural beauty and artistic heritage of Boothbay Harbor on a guided e-bike excursion. Your local guide will share the stories and sights that make this coastal town so captivating. Visit Villard Studios, where an artist demonstrates the rare technique of American White Line Print, now part of the Museum of Modern Art’s permanent collection. Along the way, pedal past a rustic 1920s log cabin village, follow a historic Indian trail near Lobster Cove, and soak in breathtaking views of harbor islands and iconic lighthouses.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
Discover the scenic beauty of Boothbay Harbor on a guided kayaking adventure. Your guide will introduce you to the harbor’s working waterfront, historic shipwrecks, and quaint coastal inns as you navigate past tall ships and active lobster boats. Take in views of pine-studded islands, rugged shorelines, and picturesque vistas of the outer harbor. This experience offers a unique opportunity to fully immerse yourself in the sights, sounds, and rhythms of Maine’s coastal life.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No
Acadia National Park encompasses 47,633 acres of granite-domed mountains and ocean shoreline. Enjoy an excursion that features two stops inside the Park: The top of Cadillac Mountain (highest point on the eastern seaboard at 1500+ ft.) and Thunder Hole with a spectacular ocean view. This excursion will take you to the must see places of Acadia, all the while providing you with the stories behind the sights.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Come aboard the Miss Samantha, a 56’ vessel with ample bench seating, a touch tank for ocean critters, and an open bow for photography and viewing opportunities. Watch experienced fisherman haul in lobster traps from the ocean floor as a professional naturalist describes everything and answers all your questions about lobster fishing and marine wildlife. Once the traps are hauled in, you can touch lobsters, crabs, sea cucumbers, sea stars, and anything else comes up from the sea floor. About half way through the cruise, you will head off to a small island to view seals basking on the rocks or swimming in the nearby water. Don’t forget to bring your camera.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Experience a full day in Bar Harbor. Start the day with a guided driving exploration of Acadia National Park, which encompasses 47,633 acres of granite-domed mountains and ocean shoreline. This excursion will take you to the must-see places of Acadia, all while providing you with the stories behind the sights, including two stops inside the park: The top of Cadillac Mountain (highest point on the eastern seaboard at 1500+ ft.) and Thunder Hole with a spectacular ocean view.
Following your exploration of Acadia, enjoy an included lunch on shore in Bar Harbor. After this dining experience, you will be escorted to your Bar Harbor Nature Cruise, one of the most beautiful ways to experience Frenchman Bay and Acadia National Park. Begin your nature cruise, following the East Coast of Mount Desert Island with opportunities to see the most stunning shoreline of Acadia National Park. Look for bald eagles, peregrine falcons, harbor porpoise, seals, and other wildlife. Along the way, listen to a professional naturalist who is excited to share interesting stories of natural and human history, provide a running narrative, and answer your questions.
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
Activity Level: Low / ADA Accessible: Partial
Explore the Abbe Museum, dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and culture of Maine's Native American tribes. Established in 1928, the museum offers exhibits that highlight the rich heritage and traditions of the Wabanaki people, including their art and history. Through rotating exhibitions, educational programs, and community events, the museum fosters a deeper understanding of Indigenous perspectives. Visitors can engage with traditional and contemporary Wabanaki artwork, archaeological artifacts, and oral histories that bring the past and present to life.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Explore the history and culture of Bangor on a narrated ride through the city. Learn about its past and present as you view local monuments and architecture, as well as hear unique stories. Some of the places you may see and visit along the way include:
- Whitney Park Historic District – Drive through this charming neighborhood and stop outside the Victorian home of the Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation for a photo in front of its iconic wrought-iron gates.
- Maine Aviation Museum – Visit this engaging museum to discover a rich collection of aviation artifacts, from the earliest days of flight to modern military technology.
- Cole Land Transportation Museum – Explore over 200 vehicles that showcase Maine’s transportation history, including classic cars, trucks, trains, and snowmobiles..
- Legendary Lumberjack, Paul Bunyan – Capture the perfect photo with the towering statue of a true Americana icon.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Travel back in time to walk the streets of Bangor’s historic downtown with the notorious Madam Fan Jones, as she shares true and dramatic tales of the people and events that shaped the 19th-century “lumber capital of the world.” During the great lumber boom of the 1800s, the city of Bangor, Maine was famous for its wealth, refinement, and industry –and a good deal of vice and violence.
While the lumber barons, politicians, and other members of polite society spent time in their well-appointed offices and fine estates, those in their employ toiled deep in the woods, out on the mighty river, or in their factories. Lumbermen, river drivers, sailors, Irish laborers, and other members of the working class worked hard –and played harder– entertaining themselves with booze, brawls, and brothels -- like Fan's Sky Blue House of Pleasure -- in the infamous “Devil’s Half Acre” before stumbling back to tenements, ships, and the woods. This lively excursion shines a light on the city’s complex history while showcasing some of the monuments and architecture of the great city on the Penobscot.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: Partial
One of the highlights of our New England itineraries is the traditional Lobsterbake. This tradition pre-dates America itself, beginning thousands of years ago with the Native Americans.
Our version of this long held New England summer tradition is very much the same, featuring fresh lobsters, steamed clams and mussels, warm corn on the cob, and baked rolls, prepared on a fire along the beach. In addition to the finest seafood in the area, we also feature live music presented by talented local musicians.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Known as the Jewel of the Maine Coast, Camden is nestled between the Penobscot Bay and the rugged Mount Battie. Enjoy a narrated journey through Camden Hills State Park and a stop at the top of the mountain for stunning panoramic views of shining lakes, the busy harbor, and the islands of the Penobscot Bay. The exploration continues through the villages of Camden and Rockport, as well as the notable Rockport Belted Galloways. Next, stop at Rockport Harbor's Marine Park, featuring historic lime kilns, lobster boats, and the statue of Rockport's famous seal Andre.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Just before enjoying the Lobsterbake Luncheon at Sharp’s Point South, visit the Sail Power & Steam Museum, a working “hands on” museum with sail making and rigging rooms. Enjoy “make ‘n break” gas stationery and steam engines, old ship building tools, hand tools, and architectural builder’s half models.
The museum has a complete boat shop with caulking tools, a working sail maker’s bench, and a navigation room with two working radars. Also in the museum is a shipwreck room featuring wrecks of 1898, a real working lime kiln, and an extensive model display of schooners and steam boats of the Penobscot.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Explore the museums of Rockland with visits to Owls Head Transportation Museum and Farnsworth Museum. The Owls Head Transportation Museum has one of the finest collections of pioneer-era aircraft and automobiles in the world. More than 100 historic aircraft, automobiles, bicycles, carriages, and engines are on permanent display. Enjoy the museum’s outstanding collection, view late 19th-century automobiles, or even ride in a Model T.
The Farnsworth Museum features the permanent collection, “Maine in America,” which focuses on Maine artists and The Wyeth Center. The Farnsworth Art Museum is one of only two centers in the country dedicated to the three generations of Wyeths: N.C., Andrew, and James Wyeth.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Take to the skies on a flightseeing adventure and experience the beauty of Maine’s coast. As you soar above the islands and shoreline, your guide will share stories of island life, lobsterman rivalries, and the close-knit communities that have flourished here for generations.
Take in breathtaking views of iconic lighthouses, including Marshall Point, Tenants Harbor, and Owls Head, as well as the charming towns of Camden, Rockport, and Port Clyde. Marvel at landmarks such as Mount Battie in Camden, Rockport’s historic mansions, and Rockland’s waterfront. Glide over Spruce Head’s harbors, the Muscle Ridge Islands, and the quarries of Tenants Harbor. Keep watch for lobster boats, ferries, seals, and even bald eagles that frequent this remarkable coastline.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
Set sail on a relaxing cruise aboard the Schooner Heron, a beautifully crafted 65-foot John Alden–designed vessel, departing from Rockport Harbor. Glide across the waters of Penobscot Bay, taking in sweeping views of the rugged Camden Hills, pine-covered islands, and Maine’s pristine, unspoiled coastline. Your experienced crew, Captains Nigel “Twig” and Bonnie, will share engaging stories of the region’s rich maritime heritage as you watch for harbor seals, porpoises, and seabirds along the way. Uncover picturesque islands, scenic coves, and notable coastal landmarks, all while enjoying the peaceful ambiance of a classic Maine schooner sail.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No
Visit the picturesque harbor village of Camden at your own pace and immerse yourself in its timeless coastal charm. Wander streets lined with quaint shops and boutiques, and indulge in a sweet treat, such as ice cream or a cupcake, while enjoying scenic views of the harbor. Take time to explore the Camden Village Green, elegant homes, waterfront landmarks, and cozy cafés, each offering a glimpse into the town’s rich history and welcoming atmosphere.
Activity Level: Low - Moderate | ADA Accessible: Yes
Take a guided walk through Camden, one of the most picturesque harbors on the Maine Coast. Your local guide will bring the town’s story to life, from its industrial roots to its modern role as a yachting destination. Discover the Village Green, stroll through charming streets with historic architecture, admire beautifully landscaped gardens, and take in the waterfront views, each offering a window into Camden’s coastal beauty.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No
Explore the neighborhoods of Portsmouth on a guided e-bike tour and see the city from a fresh perspective. There are a treasure trove of fascinating cultural buildings, historic architecture, and sculptures. Learn about its fascinating history from your friendly guide. Explore the city's five distinctive boroughs, stopping at historical landmarks, points of interest, and great places for photos including:
- Former North End/ "Little Italy"- Learn about the transformation of the area since the 1970s and stop at The Hill to view Little Italy's preserved historic buildings, some dating back to the 1700s.
- Little Harbor - View the secret cove and the back channel. Hop off your bike for a short walk to the river and hear about the Wentworth Coolidge Mansion and a former visitor, George Washington.
- Prescott Park - Learn about the Prescott Sister's transformation of the area into a waterfront park.
- Former Frank Jones Brewery Lane – Listen to a story about the King of Ale.
- New Sculpture Garden at Bohenko Park – View the new Portsmouth 400th sculpture Endeavor and the steampunk art sculpture.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
Discover more than 350 years of history, from the area’s indigenous past to the present day, as you explore the oldest neighborhood in New Hampshire to be settled by Europeans, and the earliest neighborhood remaining in Portsmouth. Upon arrival, you will be given a brief orientation of the neighborhood and a map detailing the historic houses you may visit.
Enjoy a self-guided exploration of these historic houses on original sites, including elegant mansions, working-class homes, a colonial tavern that welcomed Patriots and Loyalists, and a 1940s corner store. Additionally, explore nearly a dozen heirloom gardens showcasing period design. Meet knowledgeable guides and costumed role players who can recount the stories of the families who lived here over the centuries, and watch artisans and tradespeople demonstrate the traditional arts, including coopering, weaving, and hearth cooking. Historical interpreters are available at most houses to answer any questions you may have.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial
Delight in an exclusive wine tasting experience at the historic and elegant Library Restaurant at the Rockingham Hotel. On the National Register of Historic Places, the hotel is one of Portsmouth's most valued landmarks, and over the centuries has played host to seven presidents. Enjoy a selection of locally produced wines, paired with delicious appetizers from a five-star fine-dining menu.
Activity Level: Low | Accessible: Yes
Admire the sophisticated architecture of this Georgian-style mansion and the beauty of 18th and 19th century decorative arts featured throughout its interior. Spanning five generations of household members, learn about the Moffatt, Ladd, and Whipple families as they forged lives for themselves in a "New World.” Hear the story of William Whipple, one of three signers of the Declaration of Independence, as well as Prince Whipple, the man whom Whipple enslaved during his residence here, and the likely author of the 1779 Petition of Freedom to the New Hampshire legislature. Learn about the strong, self-sufficient women who have maintained the property from its construction in 1763 to the present day. Explore the home’s beautiful historic garden and visit the onsite gift shop.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No
During this excursion, you will have the opportunity to make your own 13-oz candle with the help of a "scent stylist.” Discover the magic of scent-blending, choosing from over 100 different fragrances. Be guided through the entire process as you select your scent combination, pick your vessel, set the wick, mix the fragrance oils, and pour the wax. All the candles are made from 100% premium soy wax, which is sustainable, renewable, and biodegradable. When you’re done, shop in the beautiful coastally inspired boutique featuring a wide selection of products. All participants of this excursion will receive a 10% discount.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No
This convenient option will transport you to one of these local favorites:
- Portsmouth Historical Society Museum - View the exhibition, "The Matter of Memory," which explores the role museums play in preserving and creating individual and community memory. This exhibition is complemented by contemporary works that explore themes of memory and remembrance.
- Jimmy Jazz & Blues Club - Discover this architecturally breathtaking space which dates back to 1905 when it was first constructed as a YMCA. Now serving as a center for arts and culture, this club is considered a world-class “listening room,” built for music lovers and the inspiring artists who perform here.
- Albacore Park - Visit the USS Albacore submarine which stands as a testament to naval innovation. Delve into Albacore's interior; look through the periscope, and explore the control room, engineering spaces, and bunkrooms. Listen to recorded narration about the submarine's unique features, the daily life of its crew, and firsthand accounts from former crew members. Peruse the Visitors Center and gift store, where you can purchase submarine-themed books and gifts. Adjacent is the Memorial Garden, which pays tribute to all crew and officers who have been lost in the Submarine Service.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Learn why Portsmouth is the hub of the New Hampshire Seacoast with a downtown of hidden treasures. Knowledgeable walking guides will introduce you to the city's rich past and lively present, bringing the history of Portsmouth alive. Explore a unique mix of architecture, specialty shops, and bustling streets nestled in a village-like setting. You will also have admission to the John Paul Jones House and Museum, where you can learn more about Portsmouth’s history and visit the onsite gift shop.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial
Sail on board the Schooner Lannon (65-foot boat) and get a taste for what it was like to sail on a fishing schooner 100 years ago. Along your journey, sit back and take in the sights and sounds of Gloucester's coastline. Breathe the refreshing air and feel the wind on your face as you witness lighthouses, castles, scenic beaches, and magnificent waterfront homes.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No
Maritime Gloucester is a working waterfront, maritime museum, sea pocket aquarium, and so much more all rolled into one exciting destination. Learn about the rich maritime heritage of Gloucester along with its unique marine environment through interactive exhibits, the visitor center and more. The museum is a nonprofit educational organization built within a collection of historic buildings and on America's oldest marine railway. Galleries, exhibits, a wooden pier with unique views of Gloucester's harbor, and the home of two local working schooners are complemented by a seapocket aquarium and science education center that includes touch tanks and interactive experiences. You will have the opportunity to enjoy a presentation inside the upper gallery and a guided walk around the docks outdoors. There will be time to self-explore the aquarium and gift shop before returning to ship.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Visit Salem, where centuries of rich history and maritime heritage come vividly to life. Step inside The House of the Seven Gables, a beautifully preserved 17th-century seaside mansion that inspired Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic novel.
As you explore the home, your guide will bring its storied past to life with engaging tales of the families who lived there and the era it represents. Wander through rooms filled with authentic period furnishings, discover hidden passageways and winding staircases, and take in views of the surrounding waterfront grounds, each element offering a glimpse into Salem’s layered legacy and enduring charm.
Activity Level: Moderate - High | ADA Accessible: No
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
In your private SUV, enjoy this unique adventure that takes you on a rolling exploration along the Dune Shacks of Peaked Hill Bars Historic District. As you weave through the dunes, witness the shacks that come into view. Home to many American artists and writers from the 1920s to today, these wooden shacks provide inspiration amidst the shifting sands. Along the way, view the picturesque Pilgrim Lake as you listen to your knowledgeable guide share the history and ecology of this enchanting location.
This is a Signature shore excursion and should be reserved in advance. Please call (800) 894-8570 for information.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: Yes
Enjoy the sights and history of Provincetown on a narrated trolley exploration. Travel to the beautiful Cape Cod National Seashore. Learn about America's first destination, see where the Mayflower first landed, and hear the amazing stories of Provincetown.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Enjoy a guided walk through Provincetown, where history, art, and architecture come together. As you stroll through its lively streets, your guide will share fascinating stories of early explorers, the Pilgrims, and the signing of the Mayflower Compact, bringing the town’s rich past into focus.
Discover distinctive sites that reflect Provincetown’s unique character, from its iconic “floater homes” and winding alleyways to scenic views that inspired artists like Edward Hopper. Along the route, you’ll see landmarks connected to notable figures such as Eugene O’Neill and Tennessee Williams, as well as architectural highlights including a Christopher Wren–inspired tower and the Pilgrim Monument rising above the town. Afterward, enjoy free time to browse the town’s eclectic shops and galleries before returning to the ship.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No
Visit Fort Adams, the well-known fort used to protect the harbor, and puts us just a short ride away from Newport’s bustling riverfront. View the “Officer’s Quarters” and ascend to the scenic overlook for a breathtaking view of Newport Harbor. Learn about past and future plans for the restoration of the Fort and enter the restored casemates to visit the latest historical exhibit. The listening tunnels beneath the walls of the Fort are a marvel of architecture and engineering and represent 180 years of American military history and culture.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Visit The Breakers, an iconic 70-room mansion that reflects the Vanderbilt family’s social and financial prominence at the turn of the century, with remarkable architecture inspired by an Italian Renaissance-style palazzo. Take a leisurely audio tour of the home and learn about the Vanderbilt family and the inspiration for their building this impressive summer “cottage.” At the conclusion of the tour, you will have time to explore the bustling Newport waterfront at your leisure.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Enjoy a complimentary shuttle into the center of town to enjoy stops in Newport at your leisure. Stops include:
- International Tennis Hall of Fame - Set in The Newport Casino, it’s a National Historic Landmark that was first opened on July 26, 1880, as a social club for Newport’s turn of the century summer elite. Its mission is to preserve and promote the history of tennis and celebrate its champions.
- Audrain Auto Museum - Founded in 2014 in Newport, Rhode Island with a mission of "Preserving, Celebrating & Sharing Automotive History," the Audrain Automobile Museum and historic Audrain Building was transformed into a captivating exhibition space, fit specifically for our cultural needs. The museum welcomes visitors with access to collections containing over 400 cars and motorcycles ranging from brass era Veteran cars to Supercars of today.
- The Red Parrot Restaurant - In the heart of downtown Newport where streets lined with shopping boutiques, visitor information, local favorites, and gift shops await.
- The Sailing Museum – This museum features National Sailing Hall of Fame and America’s Cup Hall of Fame exhibits. In the space once used as the Press Room for the America’s Cup the heritage of sailing is celebrated, the legends of the sport honored, and new sailors and innovators inspired. Interactive educational exhibits provide real-world applications of STEAM concepts that come alive through sailing; and visitors of all ages, non-sailors, and sailors alike, experience the magic that happens when wind and water meet.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Take a narrated exploration of historic and famous Newport. With the brilliant Atlantic Ocean on one side and some of the country’s most impressive properties on the other, this celebrated trail is an unforgettable one. Drive along the 10-mile, spectacular Ocean View Drive and Bellevue Ave— “Avenue of the Mansions.” The highlight of the excursion is a stop at the Breakers, a seventy-room mansion and National Historic Landmark built for Cornelius Vanderbilt II in 1895. A short stop will be made for picture opportunities at a beautiful waterfront lookout at Brenton Point State Park.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Led by an island native and author, learn about the past, present, and future of Martha’s Vineyard, from its role in the American Revolution to its transportation and commerce history. Pass by and get the inside story on popular local establishments, including the Martha’s Vineyard Times building, the Black Dog, Salvatore’s Italian Restaurant, and the Mansion House Hotel. Hear about the celebrities who have lived on the island, from Mike Wallace to Carly Simon, and discover the movies that have been filmed here, including the iconic movie Jaws.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Yes
Explore Martha's Vineyard Museum, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history, art, and culture of Martha's Vineyard and its residents. The museum's vast collections feature artifacts, documents, photographs, and artworks that chronicle the island's diverse heritage, from its Native American roots to its maritime history and contemporary life. With a diverse array of exhibits, the museum invites visitors to immerse themselves in the rich tapestry of Martha's Vineyard's past and present.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Take this convenient island transportation around Martha’s Vineyard at your leisure. You can explore Oak Bluffs, Edgartown, or any other towns of interest. Step on and off the Vineyard Transit Bus as many times as you would like throughout the day as you stroll the cute shops and restaurants on the island. Maps, schedules, and tips for riding the local bus are available on the ship’s port information table and online.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Have you ever wanted to meet an alpaca, face-to-face? On this delightful excursion, Island Alpaca Co. will introduce you to the wonderful world of alpacas. Over 70 alpacas live on this 19-acre farm and enjoy grazing, hanging out in a 200-year-old barn, and meeting people. Explore the farm, pet alpacas, and learn about alpaca farming. After, visit the onsite store which offers all things alpaca, from sweaters, hats, scarves, and mittens to summer-weight garments, alpaca toys, décor, and more.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Enjoy a narrated exploration of Martha’s Vineyard. Begin with the busy harbor town of Vineyard Haven, a year-round port which has been the entry port to the island since the mid-1600s. Travel to the scenic up-island countryside, passing through the historic farming towns of West Tisbury, and enjoying the scenic panoramic vistas of Chilmark. Prepare to be captivated by Aquinnah's stunning multi-colored clay cliffs, punctuated with the impressive Gay Head Lighthouse. Here, you will have time to capture the beauty in photographs and stretch your legs. Continue to Edgartown, viewing the Greek Revival Architecture of sea captain’s homes along the way. Upon arrival, enjoy free time to explore and shop, before returning to the ship.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No
Take a convenient afternoon shuttle to Oak Bluffs, where you can explore everything from gingerbread cottages to Ocean Park at your leisure. During your self-guided exploration, visit Flying Horses Carousel, the oldest continuously operating carousel in the United States. Spend time strolling through the shops and enjoying the numerous restaurants, cafés, and ice cream shops.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial
Be enchanted as you discover this quiet 19th-century island which still retains the character of the whaling era. This narrated, historical exploration of the entire island includes a visit to the beautiful village of Siasconset, known for its rose-covered cottages. You will have some free time in town following the exploration. Stop in at the Whaling Museum, which recount’s the island’s role as a whaling hub.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No
Enjoy a scenic ferry ride from Martha's Vineyard to Nantucket. Upon arrival, travel back to the 18th century as you step onto its timeworn cobblestone streets. Spend a half or full day exploring this charming island at your leisure. Admire the delightful rose-covered cottages, steeped churches, and manicured gardens. Peruse the many high-end boutiques and local restaurants. Stop in at the Whaling Museum, which recounts the island’s role as a whaling hub.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Enjoy a scenic ferry ride from Martha’s Vineyard to Nantucket. Upon arrival, travel back to the 18th century as you step onto its timeworn cobblestone streets. Once you arrive, board local transportation and enjoy a narrated, historical exploration of the entire island including a visit to the beautiful village of Siasconset, known for its rose-covered cottages. At the conclusion of the exploration, you will be dropped off in town where you can spend a half day exploring this charming island at your leisure. Stroll past rose-covered cottages, historic churches, and manicured gardens, and enjoy browsing the island’s boutiques and local eateries.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No
Step back 400 years and explore Plimoth Patuxet Museums with the guidance of onsite historians. Begin at the Historic Patuxet Homesite, where you will hear stories of the Wampanoag community, which has lived there for over 12,000 years. Then journey to the 17th-century English Village and experience life in the early Pilgrim settlement of 1627. Some highlights you may see along the way include the Craft Center, where artisans recreate 17th-century arts; the standing exhibit We Gather Together, which traces the history of Thanksgiving; and four museum shops offering locally made artisan items for sale.
Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial
Take a guided walk through Plymouth, America’s hometown. Follow the footsteps of the Pilgrims and visit Plymouth Rock, Cole’s Hill, Massasoit’s Statue, and Governor Bradford’s statue. Stroll down Leyden Street and Brewster Gardens while your guide shares stories of the Plymouth Colony and the Mayflower Compact. See Mayflower II, a full-scale replica of the 17th-century ship, and visit the Plimoth Grist Mill to watch corn being stone-ground using water power, just as it has been since 1636. Other highlights include beautiful historic homes and waterfront views, as well as living history exhibits that bring Plymouth’s past to life.
Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: Partial
This convenient option will transport you to one of these local favorites:
- Plymouth Rock, Brewster Gardens, Mayflower II - Visit Plymouth Rock, where the Mayflower Pilgrims were said to have stepped in 1620 to land in the New World. A short walk away is Brewster Gardens with beautiful sculptures along Town Brook where the Pilgrims settled in what was then called Patuxet.
- Town Square, Burial Hill, Plimoth Grist Mill - At the top of Town Square is the Mayflower Meetinghouse. Behind is Burial Hill and to the left is the 1649 Courthouse, a free museum filled with interesting items from Plymouths history. It is the oldest wooden Court House and the longest used municipal building in America.
- Plimoth General Store - Plimoth General Store combines the charm and character of a time gone by. Explore all its nooks and crannies, which feature dining, fine provisions, specialty gifts, unique jewelry, and home goods. Enjoy coffee and baked goods at the café.
- Pilgrim Hall Museum - See actual Pilgrim possessions and learn about the Wampanoags and the Pilgrims who participated in the Mayflower story through an exhibit and unique hand-made tapestry project.
- National Monument to the Forefathers - Thought to be the largest solid granite monument in the U.S., this 81-foot-tall statue was built to honor the passengers of the Mayflower. Designed by Boston sculptor Hammatt Billings, the monument features allegorical figures depicting the virtues of Faith, Morality, Education, Law, and Liberty.
- The Mayflower Society House - The Mayflower Society House was originally constructed in 1754 and enlarged in the 1890’s.The house has a long a grand history, including being the home of the great-grandson of Mayflower passenger Edward Winslow; wedding venue of Ralph Waldo Emerson in the 1830’s; the summer home of the wealthy Willoughby family of retail fame; and was redesigned by famed architect Joseph Everett Chandler.It is now the world headquarters of the Mayflower Society, and shows off a tremendous collection of 19th century architecture and artifacts.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial
Take a leisure stroll to Water Street, just a short distance from the ship. In 1920, to celebrate the 300th anniversary of the landing of the Mayflower, Water Street was converted from rows of factories to beautiful shops situated across from Plymouth Harbor. Shop for custom-made jewelry, unique gifts, local wines, and more.
Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes
Why not stay a day or two more to visit Boston’s many fine museums, as well as the New England Aquarium? You may also choose to walk the popular Freedom Trail which includes historic landmarks such as the Bunker Hill Monument, the Old North Church, and Paul Revere’s house.
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Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, play shuffleboard, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our on-board Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
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Located on the 4th Deck, the Grand Suite redefines comfort on a river cruise. At 500 square feet, it is unparalleled in space when compared to European staterooms. The exceptionally designed suite features a designated bedroom and separate living room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors in both rooms open to a 25-foot-long private balcony furnished with a table, chairs, and a chaise lounge—creating an expansive outdoor living area with sweeping views.
Inside, the living room includes a TV, dining area, breakfast bar, and a refrigerator, restocked daily. The private bedroom offers a king-size bed with an ottoman bench, generous storage, and its own TV. A spacious bathroom with a double vanity, premium amenities, and a large shower completes the Grand Suite.
At 400 square feet, the Sky Suite located on the 4th Deck, offers a remarkable amount of space, creating a level of comfort that feels more luxurious than a European riverboat. A dramatic triple panel floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a sliding door defines the suite, filling the room with natural light and delivering panoramic views from both the sitting area and the bedroom.
The suite includes lounge chairs and a desk and chair, creating distinct, open areas to unwind, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. The generous bathroom offers a large shower, a double vanity, and a full array of premium amenities. A private balcony with deck furniture further expands the living space outdoors.
The Veranda Suite, located on the 4th Deck, spans 320 square feet of refined living space, reflecting its suite-level scale. Relax in a comfortable seating area with a table and chairs, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. Enjoy a king-size bed and spacious bathroom with a large shower and a complete array of premium amenities. Storage solutions include a closet, full-size dresser, and desk drawers. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead to a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living space outdoors.
The Vista Balcony stateroom located on the sought-after 3rd Deck, offers an exceptional amount of space at 300 square feet, providing the comfort and scale you can expect only from American Cruise Lines. Inside, a generous layout features full-size furniture and an open floorplan to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony complete with table and chairs.
Located on the 2nd Deck, this 300 square foot Premium Balcony stateroom offers a generous level of space. The layout features full-size furniture and plenty of open space to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living area outdoors.
Located on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Decks, our Single Balcony staterooms offer solo travelers an exceptional 250 square feet of living space. A full-size bed, desk and chair, and comfortable sitting area are complemented by generous storage for all your belongings. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower, complete with an array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open to a private balcony with a table and a chair, creating an outdoor retreat.
Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, play shuffleboard, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our on-board Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
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Located on the 4th Deck, the Grand Suite redefines comfort on a river cruise. At 500 square feet, it is unparalleled in space when compared to European staterooms. The exceptionally designed suite features a designated bedroom and separate living room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors in both rooms open to a 25-foot-long private balcony furnished with a table, chairs, and a chaise lounge—creating an expansive outdoor living area with sweeping views.
Inside, the living room includes a TV, dining area, breakfast bar, and a refrigerator, restocked daily. The private bedroom offers a king-size bed with an ottoman bench, generous storage, and its own TV. A spacious bathroom with a double vanity, premium amenities, and a large shower completes the Grand Suite.
At 400 square feet, the Sky Suite located on the 4th Deck, offers a remarkable amount of space, creating a level of comfort that feels more luxurious than a European riverboat. A dramatic triple panel floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a sliding door defines the suite, filling the room with natural light and delivering panoramic views from both the sitting area and the bedroom.
The suite includes lounge chairs and a desk and chair, creating distinct, open areas to unwind, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. The generous bathroom offers a large shower, a double vanity, and a full array of premium amenities. A private balcony with deck furniture further expands the living space outdoors.
The Veranda Suite, located on the 4th Deck, spans 320 square feet of refined living space, reflecting its suite-level scale. Relax in a comfortable seating area with a table and chairs, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. Enjoy a king-size bed and spacious bathroom with a large shower and a complete array of premium amenities. Storage solutions include a closet, full-size dresser, and desk drawers. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead to a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living space outdoors.
The Vista Balcony stateroom located on the sought-after 3rd Deck, offers an exceptional amount of space at 300 square feet, providing the comfort and scale you can expect only from American Cruise Lines. Inside, a generous layout features full-size furniture and an open floorplan to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony complete with table and chairs.
Located on the 2nd Deck, this 300 square foot Premium Balcony stateroom offers a generous level of space. The layout features full-size furniture and plenty of open space to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living area outdoors.
Located on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Decks, our Single Balcony staterooms offer solo travelers an exceptional 250 square feet of living space. A full-size bed, desk and chair, and comfortable sitting area are complemented by generous storage for all your belongings. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower, complete with an array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open to a private balcony with a table and a chair, creating an outdoor retreat.
Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, play shuffleboard, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our on-board Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
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Located on the 4th Deck, the Grand Suite redefines comfort on a river cruise. At 500 square feet, it is unparalleled in space when compared to European staterooms. The exceptionally designed suite features a designated bedroom and separate living room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors in both rooms open to a 25-foot-long private balcony furnished with a table, chairs, and a chaise lounge—creating an expansive outdoor living area with sweeping views.
Inside, the living room includes a TV, dining area, breakfast bar, and a refrigerator, restocked daily. The private bedroom offers a king-size bed with an ottoman bench, generous storage, and its own TV. A spacious bathroom with a double vanity, premium amenities, and a large shower completes the Grand Suite.
At 400 square feet, the Sky Suite located on the 4th Deck, offers a remarkable amount of space, creating a level of comfort that feels more luxurious than a European riverboat. A dramatic triple panel floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a sliding door defines the suite, filling the room with natural light and delivering panoramic views from both the sitting area and the bedroom.
The suite includes lounge chairs and a desk and chair, creating distinct, open areas to unwind, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. The generous bathroom offers a large shower, a double vanity, and a full array of premium amenities. A private balcony with deck furniture further expands the living space outdoors.
The Veranda Suite, located on the 4th Deck, spans 320 square feet of refined living space, reflecting its suite-level scale. Relax in a comfortable seating area with a table and chairs, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. Enjoy a king-size bed and spacious bathroom with a large shower and a complete array of premium amenities. Storage solutions include a closet, full-size dresser, and desk drawers. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead to a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living space outdoors.
The Vista Balcony stateroom located on the sought-after 3rd Deck, offers an exceptional amount of space at 300 square feet, providing the comfort and scale you can expect only from American Cruise Lines. Inside, a generous layout features full-size furniture and an open floorplan to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony complete with table and chairs.
Located on the 2nd Deck, this 300 square foot Premium Balcony stateroom offers a generous level of space. The layout features full-size furniture and plenty of open space to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living area outdoors.
Located on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Decks, our Single Balcony staterooms offer solo travelers an exceptional 250 square feet of living space. A full-size bed, desk and chair, and comfortable sitting area are complemented by generous storage for all your belongings. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower, complete with an array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open to a private balcony with a table and a chair, creating an outdoor retreat.
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Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, play shuffleboard, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our on-board Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
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Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our onboard Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
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Located on the 4th Deck, the Grand Suite redefines comfort on a river cruise. At 500 square feet, it is unparalleled in space when compared to European staterooms. The exceptionally designed suite features a designated bedroom and separate living room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors in both rooms open to a 25-foot-long private balcony furnished with a table, chairs, and a chaise lounge—creating an expansive outdoor living area with sweeping views.
Inside, the living room includes a TV, dining area, breakfast bar, and a refrigerator, restocked daily. The private bedroom offers a king-size bed with an ottoman bench, generous storage, and its own TV. A spacious bathroom with a double vanity, premium amenities, and a large shower completes the Grand Suite.
At 400 square feet, the Sky Suite located on the 4th Deck, offers a remarkable amount of space, creating a level of comfort that feels more luxurious than a European riverboat. A dramatic triple panel floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a sliding door defines the suite, filling the room with natural light and delivering panoramic views from both the sitting area and the bedroom.
The suite includes lounge chairs and a desk and chair, creating distinct, open areas to unwind, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. The generous bathroom offers a large shower, a double vanity, and a full array of premium amenities. A private balcony with deck furniture further expands the living space outdoors.
The Veranda Suite, located on the 4th Deck, spans 320 square feet of refined living space, reflecting its suite-level scale. Relax in a comfortable seating area with a table and chairs, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. Enjoy a king-size bed and spacious bathroom with a large shower and a complete array of premium amenities. Storage solutions include a closet, full-size dresser, and desk drawers. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead to a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living space outdoors.
The Vista Balcony stateroom located on the sought-after 3rd Deck, offers an exceptional amount of space at 300 square feet, providing the comfort and scale you can expect only from American Cruise Lines. Inside, a generous layout features full-size furniture and an open floorplan to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony complete with table and chairs.
Located on the 2nd Deck, this 300 square foot Premium Balcony stateroom offers a generous level of space. The layout features full-size furniture and plenty of open space to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living area outdoors.
Located on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Decks, our Single Balcony staterooms offer solo travelers an exceptional 250 square feet of living space. A full-size bed, desk and chair, and comfortable sitting area are complemented by generous storage for all your belongings. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower, complete with an array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open to a private balcony with a table and a chair, creating an outdoor retreat.
Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our onboard Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
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Located on the 4th Deck, the Grand Suite redefines comfort on a river cruise. At 500 square feet, it is unparalleled in space when compared to European staterooms. The exceptionally designed suite features a designated bedroom and separate living room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors in both rooms open to a 25-foot-long private balcony furnished with a table, chairs, and a chaise lounge—creating an expansive outdoor living area with sweeping views.
Inside, the living room includes a TV, dining area, breakfast bar, and a refrigerator, restocked daily. The private bedroom offers a king-size bed with an ottoman bench, generous storage, and its own TV. A spacious bathroom with a double vanity, premium amenities, and a large shower completes the Grand Suite.
At 400 square feet, the Sky Suite located on the 4th Deck, offers a remarkable amount of space, creating a level of comfort that feels more luxurious than a European riverboat. A dramatic triple panel floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a sliding door defines the suite, filling the room with natural light and delivering panoramic views from both the sitting area and the bedroom.
The suite includes lounge chairs and a desk and chair, creating distinct, open areas to unwind, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. The generous bathroom offers a large shower, a double vanity, and a full array of premium amenities. A private balcony with deck furniture further expands the living space outdoors.
The Veranda Suite, located on the 4th Deck, spans 320 square feet of refined living space, reflecting its suite-level scale. Relax in a comfortable seating area with a table and chairs, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. Enjoy a king-size bed and spacious bathroom with a large shower and a complete array of premium amenities. Storage solutions include a closet, full-size dresser, and desk drawers. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead to a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living space outdoors.
The Vista Balcony stateroom located on the sought-after 3rd Deck, offers an exceptional amount of space at 300 square feet, providing the comfort and scale you can expect only from American Cruise Lines. Inside, a generous layout features full-size furniture and an open floorplan to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony complete with table and chairs.
Located on the 2nd Deck, this 300 square foot Premium Balcony stateroom offers a generous level of space. The layout features full-size furniture and plenty of open space to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living area outdoors.
Located on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Decks, our Single Balcony staterooms offer solo travelers an exceptional 250 square feet of living space. A full-size bed, desk and chair, and comfortable sitting area are complemented by generous storage for all your belongings. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower, complete with an array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open to a private balcony with a table and a chair, creating an outdoor retreat.
Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our onboard Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
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Located on the 4th Deck, the Grand Suite redefines comfort on a river cruise. At 500 square feet, it is unparalleled in space when compared to European staterooms. The exceptionally designed suite features a designated bedroom and separate living room. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors in both rooms open to a 25-foot-long private balcony furnished with a table, chairs, and a chaise lounge—creating an expansive outdoor living area with sweeping views.
Inside, the living room includes a TV, dining area, breakfast bar, and a refrigerator, restocked daily. The private bedroom offers a king-size bed with an ottoman bench, generous storage, and its own TV. A spacious bathroom with a double vanity, premium amenities, and a large shower completes the Grand Suite.
At 400 square feet, the Sky Suite located on the 4th Deck, offers a remarkable amount of space, creating a level of comfort that feels more luxurious than a European riverboat. A dramatic triple panel floor-to-ceiling glass wall with a sliding door defines the suite, filling the room with natural light and delivering panoramic views from both the sitting area and the bedroom.
The suite includes lounge chairs and a desk and chair, creating distinct, open areas to unwind, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. The generous bathroom offers a large shower, a double vanity, and a full array of premium amenities. A private balcony with deck furniture further expands the living space outdoors.
The Veranda Suite, located on the 4th Deck, spans 320 square feet of refined living space, reflecting its suite-level scale. Relax in a comfortable seating area with a table and chairs, complemented by a stocked refrigerator for added convenience. Enjoy a king-size bed and spacious bathroom with a large shower and a complete array of premium amenities. Storage solutions include a closet, full-size dresser, and desk drawers. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors lead to a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living space outdoors.
The Vista Balcony stateroom located on the sought-after 3rd Deck, offers an exceptional amount of space at 300 square feet, providing the comfort and scale you can expect only from American Cruise Lines. Inside, a generous layout features full-size furniture and an open floorplan to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony complete with table and chairs.
Located on the 2nd Deck, this 300 square foot Premium Balcony stateroom offers a generous level of space. The layout features full-size furniture and plenty of open space to comfortably move around the room. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower and a full array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open onto a private balcony with deck furniture, extending the living area outdoors.
Located on the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th Decks, our Single Balcony staterooms offer solo travelers an exceptional 250 square feet of living space. A full-size bed, desk and chair, and comfortable sitting area are complemented by generous storage for all your belongings. The spacious bathroom offers a large shower, complete with an array of premium amenities. Floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors fill the room with natural light and open to a private balcony with a table and a chair, creating an outdoor retreat.
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Take a deep breath of fresh air and immerse yourself in the breathtaking 360-degree view of the passing scenery from this ideal setting. Savor the gentle breeze and scenic views while reclining on a comfortable lounge chair. Unwind with your favorite book, socialize with fellow travelers, or simply bask in the serenity of your surroundings.
For those seeking a bit of exercise while cruising, the Sky Walk on the sun deck is an ideal location for scenic strides. Offering a unique perspective high above the water, this walking track allows you to fully appreciate the beauty of the landscapes that unfold before you.
Situated on the top deck of the ship, this elegantly appointed lounge offers an inviting atmosphere for socializing and soaking in the stunning views. Expansive windows envelop the space, seamlessly blending the comfort of the indoors with the beauty of the surrounding seascape.
This casual outdoor café is perfect for those seeking a lighter fare. From sandwiches and burgers to salads and more, there's something to satisfy every palate as you dine al fresco amidst the beauty of the surrounding landscapes.
Our onboard Fitness Center boasts a wide assortment of state-of-the-art exercise equipment, catering to every fitness enthusiast's needs. From treadmills and elliptical machines to free weights and resistance training equipment, guests can continue their workout regimen while enjoying rolling river views.
Enjoy this a tranquil retreat for guests looking to relax and unwind during their cruise. Whether catching up on your reading, enjoying a quiet conversation, or simply taking in the beautiful vistas, this cozy enclave offers the perfect setting.
Start your day off right with a cup of morning coffee at our Bow Terrace, an idyllic setting to relish the beauty of your surroundings. Immerse yourself in the soothing rhythm of the river and embrace the promise of a new day's adventure.
This lounge at the bow is a bustling hub of activity during the day, perfect for casual conversations and mingling with fellow passengers. In the evening, it is transformed into a lively entertainment venue, promising memorable nights filled with laughter and camaraderie.
Indulge in the finest cuisine at our glass-enclosed restaurant, where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the spectacular scenery that defines every American Cruise Lines journey. Each menu showcases American specialties crafted from locally sourced ingredients, ensuring a fresh and flavorful dining experience. With ample seating available, all guests can enjoy their meals together in comfort and style.
Our self-service laundry facilities offer travelers convenience and peace of mind. Equipped with washers and dryers, as well as detergent, guests can easily refresh their wardrobes during their journey with us, without the need to overpack.
