American Cruise Lines unveils three new small ships

Monday, 01 Dec, 2022 0

American Cruise Lines is introducing three new small ships in 2023.

There will be 10 new itineraries and 21 new ports for the 2023-2024 season ahead.

The company released a new 2023-2024 brochure with all cruises available to book online.

Next year, American will have 17 small ships across 35 states

It includes 11 itineraries on the Mississippi River alone.

All American Cruise Lines’ small ships and riverboats accommodate fewer than 200 guests.

The new small ships comprise a sixth modern riverboat and two new 109-passenger Coastal Cats.

American is also introducing ten new itineraries in 2023-2024, from San Francisco, CA, to Sag Harbor, NY, to Key West, FL. 

It includes the company’s first-ever California cruise, an eight-day round-trip San Francisco Bay Cruise which covers Napa and wine country.

In 2024, American will offer new cruises in Florida and the Keys as well as several new itineraries in coastal New England and Maine.



Learn more about :   American Cruise Lines ( N. America )  



 

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