American Cruise Lines offers service through the rivers of Florida. This eight-day, seven-night cruise offers sightseeing from Jacksonville's Amelia Island to the Tolomato River. The cruise ships offer an array of entertainment options, featuring local musicians, theatrical performers, guest lecturers and re-enactments of historical events. This small 49-passenger cruise ship has 31 staterooms, offering an atmosphere of quiet relaxation and passenger interaction. The open decks and observation lounges allow passengers to enjoy the wildlife and scenery of the Florida rivers. American Cruise Lines also makes eating well a top priority, employing chefs from top culinary schools. The ship also docks at ports for passengers go exploring.
Carnival Cruise Lines departs from Fort Lauderdale, Tampa and Miami. This well-known cruise company offers fine dining, on-board activities for all ages, fitness center and rooms for special occasions. Destinations from the Florida hubs include the Bahamas, the Caribbean and the Panama Canal. While you are onboard, you can relax by the pool, play mini-golf, take a dive down the water slide and take advantage of the live outdoor entertainment. When docked at the off-shore hubs, you can explore the ocean, scenery and mountainside on an expedition or excursion. Whatever interests you, the Carnival Cruise ships have many ways to cater to your itinerary.
Celebrity Cruises promises five-star entertainment and award-winning cuisine from all the cruise ships that leave from their Florida hubs in Fort Lauderdale, Key West and Tampa. With an onboard casino, shopping center and club, you can get a taste of celebrity life on this seven-day, six-night cruise. While you soak up everything there is to do on this cruise line, youth programs from toddlers to teenagers are available every day. From historic towns to major cities, there are many destinations and docks to choose from leaving the Florida hubs year-round.
