ACCL Small Ship Cruises

For 40 years, the ACCL small ship cruises have explored some of America's most historic and beautiful regions. The itineraries are specially tailored to the active, inquisitive and eco-conscious traveler. ACCL small ship cruises sail the Chesapeake Bay, Intracoastal Waterway, New England Islands, coast of Maine, and other great destinations.

ACCL small ship cruises can get to places that other ships cannot because of the unique design of the vessels. The six and a half foot shallow draft enables access to coastal waters, rivers and isolated beaches.

American Canadian Caribbean Line

The small ships of the American Canadian Caribbean Line have more room and amenities than you might think. The vista view lounge and bar area have great visibility and there's a big top deck.

ACCL ships have a one-seating dining room and an open seating policy that allows you the opportunity to meet and dine with different passengers at every meal. The chef-prepared meals are tasty and healthy. Soft drinks and snacks are available at all times.

Cabins on American Canadian Caribbean Line ships are small, simple yacht-style cabins, each with private facilities. Cabins have individually controlled air-conditioning.

Chesapeake Bay Cruises and Intracoastal Waterway Cruises 2007

7-night Chesapeake Bay cruises on the ACCL Grande Caribe. Depart from Baltimore to visit Annapolis, St Michaels, Yorktown, Mount Vernon and Alexandria. Sailing date April 18, 2007.

An "American Liberty" cruise on the Grande Caribe embarks from Baltimore on May 4, 2007. The 11-night itinerary includes stops in Philadelphia, Annapolis, St Micheals, 4 towns on the Eastern Shore of Maryland (St Michaels, Oxford, Cambridge, Crisfield), Yorktown, Mt Vernon, and ending in Alexandria.

Have fun. Explore America. Take a small ship cruise with ACCL.