American Cruise Lines
The largest domestic cruise line in the United States, American Cruise Lines operates a fleet of small, modern ships built specifically for U.S. rivers and coastal waterways, with American crews throughout. Itineraries range from the Mississippi, Hudson, Potomac, and Tennessee Rivers to coastal sailings in New England, the Pacific Northwest, and Alaska, with included shore excursions and a more spacious, all-suite feel than most ocean ships.
Ships typically carry 90 to 200 guests in all-outside staterooms, most with private balconies, and the line's daily program leans toward onboard lectures and included excursions over nightlife, reflecting its older, primarily American clientele.
