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- American Cruise Lines’ Music Cities Cruise from Memphis to Nashville
- American Queen Voyages' Upper Mississippi Cruise from St. Louis to Minneapolis
- American Cruise Lines’ Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise
- Viking Cruises’ New Orleans & Southern Charms Lower Mississippi Cruise
- UnCruise Adventures’ Rivers of Adventure & Wine Columbia and Snake River Cruise
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It's hard to choose from American Cruise Lines' 35 itineraries. For arts and culture lovers, the eight-day Music Cities Cruise along the Mississippi, Ohio, and Cumberland rivers presents an opportunity to visit several charming cities and towns in the South. The itinerary is offered on four different 180-passenger ships, including the American Sere...
History buffs will love this nine-day cruise along the Upper Mississippi and Illinois rivers aboard American Queen Voyages' 245-passenger American Countesspaddle wheeler. The itinerary offers guests a chance to explore the idyllic river towns that inspired the Father of American Literature. After departing St. Louis, the cruise arrives in Alton, Il...
This eight-day fall foliage-themed cruise takes leaf peeping to a new level. The round-trip voyage out of New York City takes nature lovers through the heart of the Hudson Valley – swathed every fall in a blanket of bright orange, red, and yellow. Whether you sail on the classic 48-stateroom American Star or the 100-passenger American Eagle, you'll...
This eight-day round-trip cruise takes in historic estates, military sites, and comunities bursting with Cajun and Creole culture. After departing New Orleans, the Viking Mississippi stops in the Louisiana towns of Darrow and St. Francisville, which boast Greek Revival mansions, Spanish moss-draped avenues, and even a haunted house. Day four brings...
Spotting wildlife and sipping wine go hand-in-hand on this UnCruise Adventures expeditionaround the Pacific Northwest. The seven-night round-trip journey from Portland isn't your typical leisure cruise. Instead, passengers get to go on rainforest hikes, rafting adventures, winery visits, and scenic kayaking excursions through dramatic canyons. Afte...
Explore America's most iconic waterways with these river cruises along the Mississippi, Hudson, Columbia, and Snake rivers. Discover natural, cultural, and historical attractions, enjoy meals and entertainment, and sail on modern or classic ships.
Explore the USA and Europe with small ship cruises that include all-inclusive experiences. Choose from Columbia, Great Lakes, Mississippi, Alaska, or European destinations and enjoy the scenery, culture, and cuisine.
Explore America's coasts and rivers on the newest and largest riverboats in the world, with personalized service, cultural enrichment, and smooth journey. Choose from over 50 itineraries across 35 states, from the Mississippi to Alaska, and enjoy the natural beauty, history, and cuisine of the U.S.
Viking offers river cruises along the Mississippi, Ohio, Columbia and Snake rivers, as well as the Great Lakes and the Pacific Coast. Discover the culture, history and nature of the United States on board comfortable ships with free airfare and special fares.
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