AMERICAN CRUISE LINES
Cruise
Report 1;
Report 2
Inland waterways of U.S. east coast from Maine to Florida
AMERICAN EAGLE, AMERICAN
GLORY, AMERICAN SPIRIT, AMERICAN STAR
Passenger Capacity: 49, 51,
100
Built: 2000, 2002, 2005
Length: 170 ft.
Beam: 40 ft.
Elevator: Yes
Officers: American
Crew: American
Wheelchair Access
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- Itinerary: Cruises are
scheduled along the eastern coast of the U.S. to
explore the history and fabric of America while cruising along rivers,
bays, estuaries and canals. Cruise itineraries include 7, 8, 10 and 14 days
of the New England islands, Chesapeake Bay, historic antebellum South,
Maine coast and harbors, Mid-Atlantic Inland Passage, Hudson River, Great
Rivers of Florida and Okeechobee & Southern Waterways.
- Cabins: 31. Cabins
(and public areas) are air-conditioned. All have entrances from interior
corridors, have picture windows that open, and private bath with shower.
Some staterooms have outside verandahs; some are handicap-equipped; one
single stateroom has a verandah.
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Dining: One seating. Cuisine is American
with local
specialties.
- Facilities and Activities:
The ship docks in the heart of each town so that shopping, museums and
other points of interest are within walking distance. There are historians,
naturalists and local experts who speak on history, culture, ecology, and
wildlife. There are several open decks and several glassed-in observation
lounges for watching passing scenery. There is a library with a collection of
videos previewing areas to be visited as well as current and classic films;
there is a putting green on the recreation deck. The ship is used frequently
by corporate groups and has satellite TV.
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Recent Fares Reported to Us:
7-day cruise $2,280 to $3,540 per person; 11-day cruise $3,800 to $5,900;
$5,320 to $8,260 for a 15-day cruise. Full charter groups can have custom-designed
voyages from study of antebellum architecture to bird-watching on the Okeechobee.
For
current fares and itineraries of American Cruise Lines ships, click on this
direct link .
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