The Great United States

Combine river and coastal cruising in the U.S.

This year was all about months-long world cruises. But next year? We've got our eyes on a 51-day river cruise.

15 States
3 Ships

May 30, 2025 – July 19, 2025 

Cruising the nation’s legendary rivers and picturesque coastlines, guests will experience one comprehensive itinerary that links together many of American Cruise Lines’ most fascinating and popular cruises. Guests will explore 15 U.S. states aboard three small ships, traverse four U.S. time zones, and cruise coast to coast along four U.S. rivers for an unparalleled adventure.

Start your journey with the Columbia & Snake Rivers and three National Parks. Roll along the Mississippi River with Mark Twain and Elvis before venturing to explore the charming harbor towns of New England and New York. Onboard, guests enjoy spacious staterooms, private balconies, elegant restaurants and casual cafes, multiple indoor and outdoor lounges including wide-open top decks for breathtaking views of the passing scenery.

All elements of the travel experience are fully curated, and all arrangements handled with the utmost care by the American Cruise Lines' dedicated travel team, ensuring guests have a seamless journey from beginning to end on this monumental U.S. River cruise.

€41,726 p.p

The cruise fare for the 51-day voyage includes not only the shipboard experiences — including all food and beverages — but also hotel stays, flights, and transfers. Plus, guests will receive a special American Cruise Lines jacket to commemorate the voyage, as well as a gear pack so you're kitted out for the adventure. Rates for the journey are by request only → info@ycconline.com


Cruise Fare Includes:
51 Day Exploration of America
Complimentary Pre-Cruise Hotel Stay
Daily Excursions and Entertainment
All meals and beverages
WiFi everywhere
All flights between cruise segments (2 flights)
All hotels between cruise segments (4 hotel nights)
American Cruise Lines jacket and gear pack
All tips, gratuities, and port charges