Complete Southeast

Pre-Cruise

On our Complete Southeast itineraries, we offer a convenient Four Seasons Hotel Pre-Cruise Package in Baltimore, providing you with a seamless way to board the ship and explore the local area. After a 1-night stay at this five-star hotel, enjoy breakfast, followed by a Baltimore City Exploration which concludes at the ship. Explore the world-famous Inner Harbor, historic neighborhoods, and the area’s most noted landmarks, such as the Star-Spangled Banner waving over Fort McHenry.

Pre-Cruise Packages must be reserved at least 30 days before your cruise date.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Four Seasons Pre-Cruise Package - Baltimore
  Four Seasons Pre-Cruise Package - Baltimore

  Enjoy a 1-night stay at the Four Seasons Hotel on Baltimore Harbor, full breakfast the morning of embarkation, concierge luggage service, and an exploration of the city that inspired our national anthem, concluding at the ship where your luggage will be waiting for you in your stateroom.

  Pre-Cruise Packages must be reserved at least 30 days before your cruise date. Please call (800) 460-4518 for pricing and availability.

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Day 1 - Baltimore, MD

Start your journey in Baltimore, a great maritime city, alive with excitement, Colonial history, and a busy harbor scene. Explore the decks of legendary ships and the cobblestone streets of the charming waterfront Inner Harbor. Cruise past Fort McHenry, where the battle that inspired Francis Scott Key‘s "Star-Spangled Banner" was fought.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Welcome Aboard
  Welcome Aboard

  As you embark upon your journey, enjoy a Welcome Aboard Reception with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and entertainment. Meet the crew, your onboard experts, and fellow guests. Learn more about the wonderful adventure ahead of you.

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Day 2 - Yorktown, VA

Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown make up what is known as the "Historic Triangle." Explore the port of Yorktown which was the site of the final battle of the American Revolution. Travel back in time at Jamestown Settlement, a museum of 17th-century American history which tells the story of America's first permanent English colony settled in 1607.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Historic Yorktown Trolley Walk & Ride - Complimentary Excursion
  Historic Yorktown Trolley Walk & Ride - Complimentary Excursion

  Enjoy a walking and trolley exploration of Historic Yorktown. Led by our knowledgeable guide, visit the Yorktown Victory Monument. Walk down Main Street and learn about the history and significance of Yorktown during the American Revolutionary War. Continue to the Gallery at York Hall where local artisans display their work, before boarding the Trolley for the return to the ship.  

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Jamestown Settlement Discovery
  Jamestown Settlement Discovery

  Explore the Jamestown Settlement and discover the story of the people who founded this historic town. Learn about the Native Americans of Virginia they encountered, through film, gallery exhibits, and living history. Visitors can board replicas of the three ships that sailed from England to Virginia in 1607 and explore life-size re-creations of the Colonists’ fort as well as a Powhatan village. In the outdoor areas, costumed historical interpreters describe and demonstrate daily life in the early 17th century.

  Activity Level: Medium | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• American Revolution Museum at Yorktown - Complimentary Excursion
  American Revolution Museum at Yorktown - Complimentary Excursion

  The American Revolution Museum at Yorktown tells the story of the nation’s founding, from the twilight of the colonial period to the dawn of the Constitution and beyond. Exciting indoor galleries feature period artifacts, immersive environments and films, including “The Siege of Yorktown,” with a 180-degree surround screen and dramatic special effects.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Colonial Williamsburg Walking Exploration
  Colonial Williamsburg Walking Exploration

  Travel along the Colonial Parkway, which connects Williamsburg, Yorktown, and Jamestown, to witness beautiful views of the York River and the Virginia countryside without the obstruction of commercial traffic or signage. Upon arrival in Colonial Williamsburg, enjoy a guided walking excursion through this 18th-century city followed by free time to explore at your leisure.

  Activity Level: Medium | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Partial 

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Day 3 - Norfolk, VA

Located at the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, Norfolk has enjoyed a dramatic history dating back to 1607, when British settlers first arrived on American shores. Today, the city embraces its colorful past while thriving as a modern metropolis. Tall schooners share the surrounding waters with naval vessels and oystermen. Enjoy tours of historic districts, museums, restored homes, and the Norfolk Naval Station.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Virginia Beach & Botanical Gardens Exploration
  Virginia Beach & Botanical Gardens Exploration

  Explore Virginia Beach on this relaxing ride through the beautiful port. This guided exploration includes a stop at the Norfolk Botanical Gardens, Virginia’s largest garden, featuring 175 acres of breathtaking scenery. 

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: No

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• A Walk through Historic Portsmouth
  A Walk through Historic Portsmouth

  Your adventure begins when Andrew Sproule and Mary Veale meet you at the gangplank to escort you to the ferry. Enjoy a short ferry ride to Portsmouth where the largest collection of standing period architecture between Alexandria and Charleston becomes the backdrop for history, period song, and colonial culture. Enjoy a rest on a pew as you explore the Historic Trinity Episcopal Church established in 1762. Take a short walk to finish your excursion at Historic Hill House. Andrew and Mary will then escort you to the ferry, and back to the ship in time for lunch.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: No

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• Nauticus and the USS Wisconsin - Complimentary Excursion
  Nauticus and the USS Wisconsin - Complimentary Excursion

  Nauticus is a maritime discovery center located along the waterfront in downtown Norfolk. This museum offers a unique form of experiential learning for all ages. Through interactive exhibits and programming, Nauticus uses the museum and the Battleship Wisconsin to tell the story of the maritime environment, industry, and the military. The Hampton Roads Naval Museum inside Nauticus presents 225 years of naval history and is also responsible for the historic interpretation of the Battleship Wisconsin.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Museum
  Virginia Aquarium & Marine Science Museum

  Visit the Virginia Aquarium and Marine Science Museum, the largest aquarium in Virginia, which features 800,000 gallons of aquariums and more than 300 hands-on exhibits. Experience a unique journey through Virginia’s marine environment. Exhibits include a shorebird aviary featuring 55 local bird species, jellyfish, and octopus aquariums; a 70,000 gallon sea turtle aquarium; as well as a 300,000 gallon ocean aquarium housing sharks, stingrays, and other large ocean fish. Also featured is the Restless Planet Exhibit showcasing four distinct habitats, dozens of new exhibits, and 110,000 gallons of new aquariums. Learn how diverse environments from Virginia’s past compare to similar environments still in existence today.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: No

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• MacArthur Memorial & Chrysler Museum of Art
  MacArthur Memorial & Chrysler Museum of Art

  Visit the MacArthur Memorial, a memorial celebrating Army General Douglas MacArthur, one of the most controversial figures in American history. Next, explore the Chrysler Museum of Art. Though the museum was founded in 1933, Walter P. Chrysler, Jr. brought his collection of more than 10,000 works of art to Norfolk in 1971. Since then, the space has grown to feature fifty galleries, a growing collection of more than 30,000 objects, and one of America’s top glass collections. View everything from ancient artifacts and non-western art, to modern masterpieces.  

  Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Military Aviation Museum
  Military Aviation Museum

  Visit one of Virginia Beach’s most revered attractions, the Military Aviation Museum, home to one of the largest private collections of World War II and Korean War era fighters, bombers, trainers, and seaplanes in the world. Many aircraft have been fully restored to their World War II condition and are used for flight demonstration, movie production, or television commercials. Enjoy a guided exploration of the galleries, as well as shopping in the gift shop stocked with all things flight-related.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Victory Rover Cruise
  Victory Rover Cruise

  Enjoy a narrated Naval Base Cruise aboard a Coast Guard inspected vessel with comfortable seating both indoors and out, including an air-conditioned enclosed deck and shaded open-air upper deck. Cruising the smooth waters of the Elizabeth River, your captain will entertain you with fascinating commentary as you explore one of the world’s busiest seaports and the world’s largest naval base. View destroyers, guided missile cruisers, submarines, aircraft carriers, and more.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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Day 4 - Kitty Hawk, NC

Learn about the birth of flight in Kitty Hawk, where the Wright Brothers successfully piloted sustained powered flights in the first incarnations of modern airplanes.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Wright Brothers National Memorial
  Wright Brothers National Memorial

  Begin your day with lunch at the Black Pelican Restaurant. Built in 1874, this building was originally a Life-Saving Station for shipwrecked mariners and passengers which later became the United States Coast Guard. Continue your journey learning about the history, legend, and lore of the Outer Banks as you travel to the Wright Brothers National Memorial in Kitty Hawk, NC. Enjoy an introduction by a park ranger and learn about the fascinating history of aviation that took place at this site. Guests will have time to explore the Visitor’s Center where the Wright Brothers’ story is told through exhibits and reproductions or climb Big Kill Devil Hill for a breathtaking view of the area from sound to sea.

  Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: Yes

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Day 5 - Beaufort, NC

Visit the meticulously restored town of Beaufort, NC, the third oldest town in North Carolina. Explore the 21-block historic district that includes a boardwalk lined with boats on one side and unique shops perfect for browsing on the other. Just across the Newport River is Morehead City, a bustling port town, with a mix of fishing boats, art galleries, antiques, and a rich seafaring history.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Historic Beaufort Exploration
  Historic Beaufort Exploration

  From atop a 1967 English double-decker bus, a local narrator will weave stories about Beaufort’s incredible past. After you finish making your way through the historic district, visit the Josiah Bell House, built in 1825 and embellished with period furnishing. Explore the Apothecary & Doctors Office. Built in 1859, the shop remains essentially unchanged in appearance since the time of its original owner, Dr. Ben Davis. Next, travel to the Carteret County Courthouse, the oldest wood-framed courthouse in North Carolina.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial 

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• The Historical Burial Grounds Exploration
  The Historical Burial Grounds Exploration

  Located on the 400 block of Ann Street in Beaufort’s historic district, explore the town’s oldest cemetery. Resting in the shade of majestic live oak trees, the Old Burying Ground holds fascinating stories about Beaufort’s 300-year-old history! Majestic live oak trees enshroud the historic gravesites within this cemetery, listed on the National Register of Historic Places. An experienced guide in period dress leads tours through the Old Burying Ground, telling tales of its many colorful characters.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No

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Day 6 - Wilmington, NC

Founded in 1739, Wilmington prospered during its early years as a major port and ship-building center. Today, the city continues to flourish and boasts an outstanding reputation as a leader in preservation efforts. Explore Georgian, Victorian, and antebellum-style homes restored to their original grandeur. Stroll through beautiful gardens and city streets lined with shopping venues and seafood eateries.

Excursions & Entertainment

• USS Battleship North Carolina & City Exploration
  USS Battleship North Carolina & City Exploration

  Explore the main and lower decks this legendary ship, with the guidance of volunteer naval officers, who will be on board to educate and entertain you. Listen to documented stories from the 2300 American sailors who lived and fought in every major offensive in the Pacific during WWII. Stroll the Memorial Walkway of this famous floating city. Later, board a motorcoach, for a guided exploration of the city of Wilmington.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Partial 

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• Historic Burgwin-Wright House Exploration
  Historic Burgwin-Wright House Exploration

  Occupying an acre, the Historic Burgwin-Wright House is a dual-site; a 1744 colonial jail consisting of three ballast and brick buildings and an urban townhouse, circa 1770, built out of long-leaf heart-pine. The property is a good example of what life would have been like in the days leading up to the American Revolution, for the fictional characters of the beloved book and television series “Outlander.”

  Enjoy a guided exploration of the jail and the house, each with unique architectural features, and learn about the people who lived and worked here. All rooms in the house are furnished with 18th and 19th century antiques and showcase hundreds of objects, many of which are one-of-a kind and family pieces. After, explore the scenic gardens and onsite exhibit hall on your own.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Wilmington Downtown Shuttle
  Wilmington Downtown Shuttle

  Take advantage of the ship’s berth location on the north side of Wilmington’s Historic District. You will be able to walk to town via the River Walk or utilize a shuttle for additional exploration of local treasures, including unique shops set in restored historic buildings, as well as craft breweries, wine bars.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes

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Day 7 - Charleston, SC

The port city of Charleston is known for its cobblestone streets, gas-lit lamps, and pastel antebellum houses. The scene of Revolutionary War naval battles, legendary pirate tales, and Civil War sieges, it is considered by many to be a living museum. Stand on the site of the first shot of the Civil War, climb aboard a WWII aircraft carrier, or explore an antebellum mansion.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Experience Charleston
  Experience Charleston

  Sit back and enjoy your visit in a relaxing atmosphere as the guide narrates over 300 years of American history. Travel through narrow streets lined with townhouses of colonial planters. Witness where generations of patriots lived, worked, and worshiped in some of America’s oldest religious buildings. Listen to fascinating stories of the American Revolution and the War Between the States. The excursion will include an exploration of the elegant interior of a restored historic home, the Joseph Manigault House.

  Note: Only offered on cruises ending in Charleston, SC or on the East Coast Inland Passage cruise.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Charleston Shop N' Stroll Shuttle - Complimentary Excursion
  Charleston Shop N' Stroll Shuttle - Complimentary Excursion

  Explore downtown Charleston on your own. Take time for shopping and strolling along the cobblestone streets of this picturesque waterfront town.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Magnolia Gardens & Plantation
  Magnolia Gardens & Plantation

  Explore Magnolia Plantation, founded by Drayton family, in 1676. It is the oldest public tourist site in the Lowcountry with the oldest public gardens in America, having survived for centuries, from the American Revolution through the Civil War and beyond. On this excursion, learn the history of this grand estate and view thousands of beautiful flowers and plants in an inviting tranquil landscape.

  ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Fort Sumter
  Fort Sumter

  Take a ferry ride over to historic Fort Sumter, where the Civil War began. Once aboard the ferry, experience a relaxing narrated cruise to historic Fort Sumter. Learn about the events which led to the outbreak of America’s most bloody war. When you arrive, you will be greeted by National Park Service Rangers who will provide further details on the history of Fort Sumter and its pivotal role in the American Civil War as you explore a captivating onsite museum.

  Note: Only offered on cruises ending in Charleston, SC or on the East Coast Inland Passage cruise.

  Activity Level: High | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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Day 8 - Day of Cruising

Nothing is as relaxing as a day of cruising aboard the brand new American Glory. Enjoy exercise in the fitness center or spend time with fellow guests in one of the spacious lounges.

Excursions & Entertainment

• A Day of Cruising
  A Day of Cruising

  There are a variety of activities scheduled on board when the ship is underway, which vary depending on the itinerary and scheduled date. Enjoy destination-focused enrichment programs with special guest speakers who present topics related to the region and ports of call, including Art Classes, App-titude Classes (Tech Made Easy), Cooking Demonstrations, Mixology (practice of making great cocktails,) Trivia, Game Shows, and more.

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Day 9 - Beaufort, SC

Beaufort’s history includes European explorers, Native American inhabitants, British settlements, and Civil War battles. Today, horse-drawn carriages bring you through the narrow streets of this district, past 18th and 19th-century homes, famous for unique Beaufort-style architecture. Visit historic forts, elegant homes, and majestic plantations, to discover why Beaufort was once heralded as the “Newport of the South."

Excursions & Entertainment

• Lowcountry Heritage Experience
  Lowcountry Heritage Experience

  Enjoy traveling back in time, led by guides in period dress, who tell stories, and sing songs. Visit the Gullah communities and learn about the life of southern planters and their slaves. Along the way, explore a slave cemetery and an old praise house. Learn the history of Penn Center, the first school for newly freed slaves in the Deep South and discover what happened to the former slave communities from the Civil War days to the present.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Southern Rose Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride
  Southern Rose Horse-Drawn Carriage Ride

  Take an enchanting narrated horse-drawn carriage ride through the lovely tree-lined streets of historic Beaufort, a sophisticated and charming town, offering visitors a true Lowcountry experience. Pass by the area’s key landmarks and listen to your guide retell the history of the city from its early Colonial period to the American Revolution and Civil War through today.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No

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• Pat Conroy's Beaufort Exploration
  Pat Conroy's Beaufort Exploration

  Renowned writer, Pat Conroy, chose Beaufort, SC, as the setting for many of his books. On this captivating excursion, explore sites from Pat's writing life aboard a golf cart, including homes in the historic Point where Pat lived and wrote, sites related to his teachers and friends, his parents' grave site, and locations connected to the filming of The Prince of Tides and The Great Santini. Visit the Conroy Center at 601 Bladen Street where you can see artifacts from Pat's life, including his writing desk and chair, the Great Santini's fight jacket, and the handwritten prologue to The Prince of Tides. Tour guests get a 10% discount on purchases of gifts and books at the Conroy Center. 

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No

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• Beaufort History and Movie Walking Excursion
  Beaufort History and Movie Walking Excursion

  Explored by the Spanish, the French, and the English, Beaufort has a rich historic charm that abounds with beautiful antebellum homes, moss-draped live oak trees, and friendly local charm. On this guided walk through the historic district, learn about its fascinating history, as well as the many Hollywood films shot on location here.  Among some of the iconic movies that have used this charming town as a backdrop include the Great Santini, The Big Chill, Forrest Gump, and Rules of Engagement, among many others.  As you stroll, your expert guide will be happy to answer any questions you may have.   

  Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No

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Day 10 - Hilton Head, SC

Hilton Head is a first class resort known for its championship golf courses and miles of pristine beaches. A boat tour of The Sea Pines Forest Preserve gives you a close-up view of Hilton Head's indigenous plant and animal life, including the American Alligator.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Dolphin Discovery Cruise
  Dolphin Discovery Cruise

  Take a cruise to find out how playful, endearing, and amazing bottle-nose dolphins truly are. Not long into your adventure, someone will catch sight of a pod of dolphins swimming nearby, as they come up for air every few seconds. Witness dolphins riding alongside the boat, or surfing in the wake behind, so be sure to bring your camera for this excellent photo opportunity. Your knowledgeable guide will share bottle-nose dolphin facts with you, such as how the shallow waters around the island provide the perfect place for dolphins to find food. With this insight, you will able to appreciate these intelligent and beautiful water creatures even more.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial

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• Alligator & Wildlife Excursion
  Alligator & Wildlife Excursion

  We will anchor in Hilton Head and tender into shore, where you will be greeted by our local guide for one of our most popular shore excursions in the area. Embark on a private boat tour of the Sea Pines Resort Forest Preserve. This 600-acre preserve features some of Hilton Head’s many indigenous plants and animal species, including the American alligator. Your guide will provide an engaging and educational tour while you enjoy the breathtaking views of the freshwater lake. In the afternoon, take time to explore Hilton Head’s popular shopping district or relax back on board before the evening’s entertainment.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial

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Day 11 - Savannah, GA

With its emerald tree canopy, quaint cobblestone streets, and majestic architecture, Savannah is a bustling seaport with renowned historic districts that preserve its 19th-century opulence. Join a narrated tour of Savannah’s “Historic and Victorian Districts," brave an evening Ghost Walk, or explore the area's magnificent shops.

Excursions & Entertainment

• The Secrets of Savannah
  The Secrets of Savannah

  When darkness falls on Savannah, the city takes on a different personality. As daylight fades and gas lamps illuminate the Historic District, enjoy a beautiful, romantic, and haunting view of Savannah. 

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No

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• Historic Savannah Trolley Excursion
  Historic Savannah Trolley Excursion

  Relax as you pass under oaks dripping with Spanish moss, by beautiful historic Colonial and Victorian homes, and down cobbled stone streets from days gone by. Enjoy this non-scripted, fully narrated excursion which offers an engaging introduction to Georgia's first city. Admire views of historic buildings, amazing churches, remarkable architecture, famous squares, and monuments as you listen to tales of the colorful characters that have made the city so inviting to visitors from all of the world. You will also view City Market, Forsyth Park, and River Street. Stop at the Massie School which features a display of the colony’s first school as well as 3-D model of the grid pattern of the Historic Landmark District.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Savannah Exploration
  Savannah Exploration

  Led by a local guide, explore Savannah on foot. Beginning at the river, discover the city’s marvelous streets, squares, and structures. Meander up through the fascinating Factor's Walk, a row of red brick buildings along the bluffs, where cotton brokers/factors bargained during cotton's heyday. Travel to Savannah's oldest neighborhood and admire the eclectic architecture that surrounds you. The walk ends on Wright Square, in the heart of the city. From there, you may enjoy time to explore more squares, shop in the city market, or return to the ship with your guide.

  Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Prohibition Museum and Cocktail Experience
  Prohibition Museum and Cocktail Experience

  Travel by trolley to experience the American Prohibition Museum like never before! Take a step back in time with an authority on all things Prohibition and learn the fascinating story of America’s dry spell by exploring the Lobby, Temperance, and Roaring 20s Galleries. By the time you hit the speakeasy, you’ll have plenty to discuss over a libation such as a cocktail, mocktail, beer, or wine.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Colonial Cemetery Walking Experience
  Colonial Cemetery Walking Experience

  Learn about Savannah’s earliest cemeteries, grounded in fact and actual history, as your guides leads you to the historic Colonial Park Cemetery. View the oldest and newest tombstones still existing in the cemetery, explore the graves of famous residents, including American heroes, and hear tales of unusual causes of death. Witness tombstones vandalized by Sherman’s soldiers and listen to a recent story of how some of its inhabitants accidentally reappeared.

  Activity Level: High | ADA ACCESSIBLE: No

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Day 12 - Day of Cruising

Curl up with a good book in one of our spacious lounges. Or relax on the sun deck or your private balcony and enjoy the passing landscapes as we make our way along the Intracoastal Waterway from Savannah to St. Simons Island.

Excursions & Entertainment

• A Day of Cruising
  A Day of Cruising

  There are a variety of activities scheduled on board when the ship is underway, which vary depending on the itinerary and scheduled date. Enjoy destination-focused enrichment programs with special guest speakers who present topics related to the region and ports of call, including Art Classes, App-titude Classes (Tech Made Easy), Cooking Demonstrations, Mixology (practice of making great cocktails,) Trivia, Game Shows, and more.

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Day 13 - Jekyll Island/ St. Simons Island, GA

St. Simons Island offers guests a view of the area’s rich past, including the momentous 18th-century battlefields and sprawling, antebellum plantations. Enjoy its diverse wildlife as well as the moss-draped oaks that shade walkways. Make sure to visit St. Simons Lighthouse, which houses a fantastic museum devoted to the history of the Georgia Coast.

Discover the fascinating history of Jekyll Island. At the end of the 19th century, wealthy men in America, including J.P. Morgan, William Rockefeller, and Cornelius Vanderbilt, purchased the entire island as a hunting resort prized for its “splendid isolation." Today, Jekyll Island is part of Georgia’s Sea Isles and boasts “Millionaire’s Village,” 240 acres of extravagant homes and winter cottages recognized as a National Historic Landmark.

Excursions & Entertainment

• St. Simons Island Exploration
  St. Simons Island Exploration

  The largest barrier island in the Golden Isles, St. Simons has a rich, 400-year history.  As your spirited guide tells the tales of the island’s history, you will see the St. Simons Island Lighthouse, the Bloody Marsh, and the beautiful Christ Church.  After the excursion, you will enjoy an hour to shop and explore St. Simons on your own.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: Partial

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• Lady Jane Shrimp Boat Experience
  Lady Jane Shrimp Boat Experience

  Spend a relaxing afternoon on the Lady Jane, a retired shrimping vessel that has been refurbished to carry guests and teach them about the shrimping industry. Help sort shrimp, blue crab, puffer fish, horseshoe crab, skate, amberjack, and others while the captain shares stories about a fisherman’s experiences on the water. 

  Activity Level: Low | ADA Accessible: No

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• Jekyll Island Exploration
  Jekyll Island Exploration

  Visit the Georgia Sea Turtle Center to learn about the conservation and rehabilitation of these magnificent reptiles through interactive exhibits and experiences. Then take the tram to the Island's Historic District, where you will travel through Millionaire’s Village, and then visit the Jekyll Island Mosaic Museum which celebrates the past and present of this multi-faceted Island. 

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No

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• Richland Rum Distillery
  Richland Rum Distillery

  Experience the Richland Rum Distillery, an artisan copper pot distillery, dedicated to crafting Richland Single Estate Old Georgia Rum. Gain first-hand knowledge of the fermentation, distillation, aging, and bottling processes, and then enjoy a tasting of their award-winning rum, named by Forbes as the best rum in America. 

  Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: No

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Day 14 - St. Augustine, FL

In the late 1800s, oil tycoon Henry Flagler developed St. Augustine in an attempt to fulfill his vision of establishing an American Riviera along Florida's eastern shores. Although this "golden era" ended in the early 1900s, Flagler's legacy remains. Explore historic ruins, unique architecture, and the narrow streets of a city once used as a remote outpost by the Spanish Empire.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Legends & Liars
  Legends & Liars

  Join a local historian and storyteller for an entertaining walk along the narrow brick passageways of the Oldest City, along a path that few visitors get to see. Learn about the legends and secrets of St. Augustine. Of all the tales you hear, one will be a complete lie. Have fun mingling along the way to figure out which outlandish story is false. At the end of the exploration, whoever guesses which story is a lie wins a prize.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Gilded Age Walking Exploration with Henry Flagler
  Gilded Age Walking Exploration with Henry Flagler

  Experience a time in St. Augustine when it was a resort for the rich and famous and guests came for the season to the “Newport of the South.” With Henry Flagler or one of the other Flagler contemporaries as your guide, visit the Venetian Renaissance gem of Flagler Memorial Church. During your walk view a variety of historic gems including the old Ponce de Leon Hotel, Villa Zorayda, and the old Alcazar Hotel and courtyard. Get a first person account of how sleepy St. Augustine became a destination during the Gilded Age.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Alligator Farm & Zoological Park
  Alligator Farm & Zoological Park

  The St. Augustine Alligator Farm and Zoological Park is one of Florida’s oldest attractions. For over a century, millions of visitors have been lured by the presence of reptiles, long regarded as mysterious, dangerous, and frightening. The St. Augustine Alligator Farm has also inspired the popularization of the alligator which has become a symbol of the state. Observe many species of animals, including a wide variety of exotic reptiles, found nowhere else in Florida.

  Activity Level: High | ADA Accessible: Yes

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• Old Town Trolley
  Old Town Trolley

  Cruise through the beautiful streets of St. Augustine on the Old Town Trolley making a variety of stops throughout the town. Explore at your leisure and enjoy countless attractions throughout the day, including the St. Augustine History Museum, the Old Jail, Potter's Wax Museum, and the Old Drug Store.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: Yes

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Day 15 - ​​Amelia Island/Fernandina Beach, FL ​​ ​

Discover the unspoiled beauty of Amelia Island, with miles of quartz beaches and rolling sand dunes. Fernandina Beach, the island's only city, harbors a treasure trove of history, antiques, and collectibles. Explore Centre Street's Historic District, featuring restored 19th-century Victorian homes and shops. Bask in Amelia Island's charm as you stroll along the tree-lined avenues.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Amelia Island River Cruise
  Amelia Island River Cruise

  Take in the view of Florida’s third oldest city, beautiful Fernandina Beach, on a relaxing river boat tour. A benefit of touring the island from the water is the increased chance of seeing the unique wildlife that inhabits the islands’ surrounding waters, including the American Alligator. In addition, your tour will include the island’s main attractions such as Fort Clinch and the Amelia Island Lighthouse.

  Note: This excursion is only offered on cruises ending in Amelia Island, FL and on the Great Rivers of Florida cruise.

  Activity Level: Low | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Fernandina Beach Seaport Exploration
  Fernandina Beach Seaport Exploration

  Join a local guide for a leisurely walking tour through the lovely Victorian seaport of Fernandina Beach on Amelia Island. Your walk will begin at the City Marina. Continue on to the seafood house for an enlightening discussion on the pelican population and fisherman duties. Stroll through the historic streets and admire blocks of restored Victorian homes, inns, churches, and more.

  Note: This excursion is only offered on cruises ending in Amelia Island, FL and on the Great Rivers of Florida cruise.

  Activity Level: High | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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• Lofton Creek Kayaking
  Lofton Creek Kayaking

  Experience "old Florida" on this guided kayaking experience. Paddle Florida's black water known for its highly reflective properties that enhance the already natural beauty of the creek. Meander through this peaceful wooded environment and enjoy viewing various seasonal aquatic vegetation while keeping an eye out for birds and other native wildlife. As a keepsake of your time on the water, receive a complimentary digital memory photo album.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA Accessible: No

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• Fort Clinch State Park
  Fort Clinch State Park

  Visit Fort Clinch State Park, located on a peninsula near the northernmost point of Amelia Island at the entrance to the Cumberland Sound. Admire the scenic landscapes that surround you, including sand dunes, planes, maritime hammock and estuarine tidal march. Explore the 19th-century Fort Clinch, which served as the area base of Union operations throughout the Civil War.

  Note: This excursion is only offered on cruises ending in Amelia Island, FL and on the Great Rivers of Florida cruise.

  Activity Level: Moderate | ADA ACCESSIBLE: Yes

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Day 16 - Port Canaveral, FL

Imagine a place where you can meet an astronaut, charter a fishing boat, and steer a freighter simulator all in the same day. That place is Port Canaveral, also known as “Florida’s fun port.” Take a guided exploration of the Kennedy Space Center and witness the future of interstellar travel. Stroll The Cove, a dining and entertainment district along the waterfront, where you can listen to local entertainment and savor fresh seafood from the day’s catch.

Excursions & Entertainment

• NASA’s Kennedy Space Center
  NASA’s Kennedy Space Center

  Travel to the Kennedy Space Center and explore the past, present, and future of space travel. Stand in awe under the gigantic Saturn V, the largest rocket ever flown. Relive the wonder and excitement of the Apollo era, through interactive and engaging exhibits. Speak to a NASA astronaut and get answers to your most pressing questions. Learn how to dock and land the shuttle with training simulators. Discover the legacy of NASA's Space Shuttle Program and the Pioneers of Space.

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• Signature Fishing Charter
  Signature Fishing Charter

  Florida's Space Coast offers many opportunities for both saltwater and freshwater fishing. In the company of a small group of fellow American Cruise Lines guests, enjoy a half day of fishing aboard a private charter. Soak up the sun and try your luck at catching a few of the multitude of different species of fish in the area.

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Day 17 - West Palm Beach, FL

Feel the tropical energy as you stroll along the palm-lined streets of this dynamic city. Explore Antique Row, home to over 40 antique shops, offering everything from 17th-century antiques to modern furnishings. Admire the candy-colored storefronts of Northwood Village, an eclectic enclave known for its art galleries and global cuisine. Visit Clematis Street, home to funky cafés and bars and accented with colorful murals. Hop on a trolley to The Square, an open-air plaza where live music reverberates as you shop. If you are a nature lover, visit the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society and South Florida Science Center & Aquarium for up-close animal encounters.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Museums of Palm Beach
  Museums of Palm Beach

  Led by your local guide, explore the most notable museums of Palm Beach. Visit the Henry Morrison Flagler Museum, once known as Whitehall, Henry Flagler's Gilded Age estate in Palm Beach. Completed in 1902, the New York Herald proclaimed Whitehall as "more wonderful than any palace in Europe, grander and more magnificent than any other private dwelling in the world." Today, this National Historic Landmark is open to the public as a museum with a variety of world-class exhibitions highlighting artists, topics, and issues related to the Gilded Age.

  Next, explore the Norton Museum of Art which has a variety of rotating exhibits, as well as a permanent collection of over 8,200 works, with a concentration in European, American, and Chinese art, as well as contemporary art and photography. Stroll through the enchanting outdoor sculpture garden which takes advantage of South Florida’s subtropical climate to create an extension of traditional gallery spaces via garden rooms.

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• Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society
  Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society

  Connect with wildlife at the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society, home to hundreds of animals, many of them endangered, within 23-acres of lush tropical habitat. Get a behind-the-scenes look at the life of a tiger and ask a zoologist any questions you may have about these critically endangered species. Get up close to Chilean flamingos for some great photo opportunities and learn from the experts who care for them daily. Hear some amazing fun facts about Sloths as you meet Wilbur, a Hoffmann’s two-toed sloth. These are just some of the highlights.

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Day 18 - Key Biscayne, FL

This tiny sliver of land was once a family-owned coconut plantation which was donated to the community to preserve its beauty for all to enjoy. Explore an oasis of sandy beaches, beautiful nature preserves, and pristine state parks. Discover a nearby coastal barrier reef which is the only federally recognized underwater archaeological trail in the United States. Led by a local guide, hike a nature trail, or climb to the top of a historic lighthouse, where you can admire breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Scenic Everglades Airboat Adventure
  Scenic Everglades Airboat Adventure

  Escape to the wilderness of the Florida Everglades and cruise along Biscayne Bay on a narrated airboat ride. Traveling through the unique ecosystem of the Everglades, look for snakes, turtles, tropical fish, exotic birds, and reptiles along the way. As you venture deeper in, be on the look-out for its most famous resident, the giant Florida Alligator.

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• Key Biscayne Island Exploration
  Key Biscayne Island Exploration

  Enjoy a guided exploration of this enchanting island. Stop at Cape Florida Lighthouse, on the National Register of Historic Places. First erected in 1825, the Cape Florida Light has survived nearly 200 years of erosion, dozens of hurricanes, an attack by native Seminole Native Americans, and an explosion of lantern oil and gun powder. Next, travel to Crandon Park for an afternoon on this 800-acre oasis, featuring a picturesque beach, golf course, tennis center, nature center, and marina.

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Day 19 - Key West, FL

Experience a taste of Caribbean culture in this southern most town in the continental U.S. In addition to its stunning natural beauty, Key West has a rich history which is celebrated in the many museums of the island. Visit the Ernest Hemingway House, the residence of this renowned writer in the 1930s and the place he authored many of his most famous novels. Explore the Audubon Gallery, which offers antique, hand colored original Audubon engravings and lithographs, as well as fine modern limited editions of J.J. Audubon's timeless masterpieces. Nature lovers can enjoy kayaking or getting on board a glass bottom boat for an eco-tour. In the evening, venture to the world-famous Duval Street, to enjoy a meal, listen to live music, or pick up a souvenir to take home.

Excursions & Entertainment

• The Key West Experience
  The Key West Experience

  Led by a local guide, discover the best of Key West. Stop at the famous Duval Street, the heartbeat of the city with a diverse array of restaurants, shops, world famous pubs, and attractions. Visit Mallory Square, location of the "Sunset Celebration," where hundreds come each night to view the sunset and enjoy arts and crafts exhibitors, street performers, and food carts.

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• A Day in Dry Tortugas National Park
  A Day in Dry Tortugas National Park

  Travel by ferry and enjoy a full day island excursion to Dry Tortugas National Park, comprised of seven islands and a variety of protected coral reefs. Venture to Garden Key, the second largest of the islands, home the 19th-century Fort Jefferson, one of the nation’s largest 19th-century forts. Explore this national historic landmark, or enjoy snorkeling in the beautiful turquoise waters.

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• Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum
  Ernest Hemingway Home & Museum

  Explore the estate where the Hemingways’ personal touches still abound throughout the home they lived in during the early 20th century. View many unique furnishings which are European antiques collected during their stay on the continent. Feel the author’s presence in his studio where he produced some of his most well-known works. An additional link to the past are the descendants of Hemingway’s cats which still inhabit the house. Stroll the grounds around the gardens and lovely pool, where gardenias blooming at the water’s edge.

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Day 20 - Fort Myers Beach, FL

Immerse yourself in the beauty of Fort Myers Beach, a town on Estero Island, known for its sugary white sanded beaches. This small town has a fascinating story to tell, with the leading characters being pirates who buried treasure here, Spanish conquistadors who built forts, and the native Caloosa who hunted on the beach.

Led by our local guide, explore the highlights of this scenic island, from the beautiful nature preserves to the archaeological exhibits of its earliest inhabitants. Enjoy a sunset cruise, charter a fishing boat, or brave a salty pirate cruise.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Fort Myers City Exploration with Edison & Ford Winter Estates
  Fort Myers City Exploration with Edison & Ford Winter Estates

  Enjoy a guided city exploration of downtown Fort Myers, which boasts the most historic buildings still standing in all of Southwest Florida. Stop at the Edison & Ford Winter Estates which date from 1885, when Thomas Edison first visited Southwest Florida and purchased the property to build a vacation home, which would eventually become known as Seminole Lodge. Automobile magnate, Henry Ford, developed a deep friendship with Thomas Edison and in 1916, Ford purchased the property next door to Seminole Lodge, a craftsman bungalow estate, which was named The Mangos. Explore these two historic homes which have been restored to their 1929 appearance, providing a unique opportunity to step back in time and experience the lives and legacies of two American icons.

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• Everglades Airboat Adventure
  Everglades Airboat Adventure

  Aboard an airboat, explore some of the most unique habitats and ecosystems in the world as you literally glide on top of grass. Your knowledgeable naturalist will provide commentary about the amazing plants and animals that call the Everglades home, including turtles, alligators, and more.

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• Bunche Beach Guided Kayak Eco Tour
  Bunche Beach Guided Kayak Eco Tour

  Led by an expert naturalist, depart from our Bunche Beach for a guided kayaking excursion through mangrove tunnels, shallow bays, pristine beaches, and more. Keep an eye out for dolphins, manatees, bald eagles, rays, and a wide variety of birds.

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Day 21 - St. Petersburg, FL

End your voyage where it began, in the lovely town of St. Petersburg. Stroll along the St. Pete Pier and admire the peaceful blue waters of Tampa Bay and the botanical wonderland, called the Sunken Gardens, which hides right in the middle of downtown. Art aficionados will love the Salvador Dali Museum which holds the largest collection of Dali’s work outside of Spain, as well as the Chihuly Collection on Central Avenue, a building designed specifically to house the work of this internationally renowned glass sculpture artist.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Chihuly Collection & Sunken Gardens
  Chihuly Collection & Sunken Gardens

  Visit the Chihuly Collection on Central Avenue, a building designed specifically to house the work of this internationally renowned glass sculpture artist. View this artist’s glass creations which are meticulously blown and assembled, representing decades of work. Next, explore the 100-year-old Sunken Gardens, home to some of the oldest tropical plants in the region. Meandering paths will guide you through a living collection of more than 50,000 tropical plants and flowers with lush demonstration gardens, cascading waterfalls, and a flock of flamingos.

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• Explore St. Petersburg & Dali Museum
  Explore St. Petersburg & Dali Museum

  Take a guided walking exploration of downtown. Discover the historic Old Northeast neighborhoods and bustling business center. Stroll along the picturesque waterfront parks and stop at the Dali Museum. Admire an unparalleled collection of Salvador Dali artworks, spanning his life and career, and featuring works in many media.

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Day 22 - St. Petersburg, FL

After breakfast on board, begin your journey home, reflecting upon the incredible experiences you’ve had and the wonderful new friends made.

Excursions & Entertainment

• Continue the Journey
  Continue the Journey

  Why not stay an extra night or two to immerse yourself in the spirit of this vibrant city? Ask your onboard Hotel Manager for recommendations on area hotels, attractions, and more.

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