Light House at Sunset, New England

American Cruise Lines | East Coast & New England River Cruises

 

The islands and harbors of New England and the East Coast are among the most desired vacation retreats. From the quaint island villages of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard, to the rugged beauty of coastal Maine, we have created captivating itineraries for the most discerning traveler. Enjoy a local lobsterbake, indulge in the area’s rich maritime history, or be led by our local expert guides to alluring destinations such as Newport’s opulent "Avenue of the Mansions," or the scenic mountain tops of Acadia National Park.

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New England lobster bake

Grand New England River Cruise

Discover the majestic seafaring heritage of coastal towns and quaint island villages on the 11-day Grand New England cruise.

 
 
Harbor in Maine at sunrise

Maine Coast and Harbors Cruise

People have been drawn to the spectacular coast of Maine throughout history. As your small ship winds through scenic rivers, sparkling bays, and historic harbors, discover the undeniable magic found along Maine’s coast.

 
 
Sailing on Hudson River in autumn

Hudson River Cruises

Surrounded by the Catskill Mountains on the western shore and the Taconic and Berkshire Hills to the east, the Hudson River is rich in both history and beauty.

 
 
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