An east coast cruise is the ideal way to travel the United States, whether you are looking for the Atlantic coast's beauty or the historical cities and towns of New York and Boston. With over two thousand miles of shoreline along the East Coast, you'll have plenty of options for a cruising trip that fits your interests and budget.
Eastern US River Cruises
USA River Cruises offers many small-ship cruises. These take you to some beautiful, scenic places in the United States. From the quaint towns of New England to the bustling cities of Washington, DC and Baltimore, our small ships are sure to have something for everyone on your east coast cruise.
Discover the Great New England Islands.
From Boston to Bar Harbor, from Mount Washington to Acadia National Park and beyond, our cruises take you through some of the most stunning landscapes in the world, where you can find yourself walking along cobblestone streets, enjoying delicious seafood and exploring the many charms of this region. Every town you visit will have a New England vibe, which makes your vacation unforgettable.
Our new cruises take you to the most beautiful parts of America's coast, such as the picturesque retreats that inspired writers and statesmen. They are set in mountains, fertile fields and along rocky coastlines. A small-ship cruise on the All-Included Small Ship Cruise will expose the rich history, unmatched natural wonders, and hidden corners of this largely forgotten part of America's Coast. With options to personalize your cruise and visit ports of Call in Canada's Maritime Islands and New England's coastal New England, you can enjoy active and sightseeing excursions as well as scenic drives.
Grand New England is the perfect place to explore the stunning and undiscovered landscapes in this beautiful part of the country. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see this part of the world and enjoy the quiet elegance of its villages.
Learn about the American Revolution on this 7-night Boston to Montreal itinerary on Holland America's Maasdam and Royal Caribbean's Enchantment of the Seas. An educational tour that includes Paul Revere House, Freedom Trail and other historical landmarks will take you to the historic battlefields of this pivotal battle.
You'll be able to experience the rich history, culture, and traditions of the United States throughout your cruise with our destination-focused enrichment programmes. These include Art Classes. Apptitude Classes (Tech Made easy), Cooking Demonstrations. Mixology.
Inland Cruises
The East Coast Inland Passage can be found between Jacksonville/Amelia Island (Florida) and Baltimore (Maryland). It's a classic waterway that has been a mainstay in East Coast cruising from the beginning of exploration. You'll find many natural wonders along this beautiful waterway, which was once the preferred route for adventurous travelers on their search for tropical paradise.
FAQ
Is it necessary to have a passport in order to cruise?
Passports are essential for traveling the world. You can travel to any country with a passport without needing a visa or other paperwork.
You might not be allowed into certain countries if you don't have a passport. It allows you longer stays abroad.
Is a cruise boat all-inclusive or not?
It is not possible to cruise on all-inclusive ships as they do no offer meals for passengers with dietary limitations. They also do not provide room service, laundry services, or other amenities such as pools, gyms, spas, etc.
Certain cruise lines offer "all inclusive" packages, which include all the necessary amenities except alcohol. These packages include airfare, hotel accommodations (accommodation), entertainment, and beverages.
Can I book my cruise too early?
It is not always necessary to book your cruise in advance. Sometimes, it is cheaper to wait until last minute. If you do decide to wait, book early. This allows you take advantage special offers and promotions offered cruise lines.
These are the 4 factors that determine the cruise's cost.
The main factors that affect the cost of a cruise are how long you'd like to stay on board, whether an all-inclusive package is preferred, how many people will be traveling with you, and which type of cabin you book.
What kind of cabin should I get?
It is important to consider the space you require when you choose a cabin. Do you feel comfortable sharing a bathroom? Or would you rather have a private bathroom? Is noise vital to you? Do you prefer to spend your time in the dining room or in your stateroom? You should also consider whether you prefer an interior view or a balcony. Balconies offer more space but can sometimes be noisy. Interior views are generally quieter than balconies.
Can I bring my pet on board?
Most cruise lines allow pets to travel aboard. There are limitations. It is important that you ensure your pet is able to travel. Pets that are too sick to travel should not be brought on board. If they are service dogs, they cannot be brought on board. Service dogs are trained for disabled persons. You can't bring any type or dangerous animal to board.
Is a cruise good vacation?
You have the best vacations when you aren't thinking about anything other than relaxing and having fun. A cruise is what the doctor ordered.
Statistics
- You can save 15% off the total price if you book in advance of your trip. (travel.usnews.com)
- In addition, 10 to 15 percent gratuity is typically added to bar bills — for alcohol and soft drinks — and gratuities are applied to spa treatments. (cruiseline.com)
- If you're traveling alone, you may also need to factor in a single supplement, adding up to as much as 100% of the cruise fare. (travel.usnews.com)
- *20% Gratuities Apply on Free Unlimited Open Bar; Free Specialty Dining. (ncl.com)
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How To
How to Book a Cruise
A travel agency is the best place to book a cruise. The agency should arrange the booking, accommodation, insurance, payment arrangements, and deal with any other issues. The agent will take care of you throughout the process and ensure you get the best deal.
If you want to save money, there are many ways to do this. Many people prefer to buy their tickets directly from the cruise line by going direct to them. Check out all the deals available and compare them to what you would get if booking through a travel agent. Another option is to visit CruiseCompare.com an online travel comparison site. You can simply enter your details on the website to find out which companies offer you the best price. You can book it once you have found one that suits you.
There are many other options available, if you are willing to do some research. You could search online for a company that offers a package deal, where you can combine flight and accommodation. This type of package is offered by many websites.
Ask your family and friends about their experiences with different cruise lines. You might get some advice from them about the suitability of a particular cruise for you.