In a first for the nation’s capital, American Cruise Lines will launch a new voyage from The Wharf in Washington, D.C. this year.
The cruise line’s American Revolution itineraries will set sail beginning in March, and will sail the Chesapeake Bay, the Potomac River and the York River. The cruise will explore historic cities and sites that have shaped the nation, including Colonial Williamsburg, Jamestown and the last battlefield of the Revolutionary War.
The 10-night cruise will depart from the buzzy shopping, dining and nightlife destination The Wharf in Southwest D.C. The immersive voyage will allow guests to explore Annapolis, Norfolk, George Washington’s Mount Vernon and other historic landmarks.
“The American Revolution cruises are a testament to what is only possible with American’s extraordinary fleet,” she said in a statement. “And this itinerary also features a fabulous new option for the drive-to market, allowing many guests to skip flights and jump on board hassle-free.”
Sailings will be offered in spring and fall, beginning March 26. Cruises will be aboard the line’s new 100-passenger American Glory and the 170-passenger American Constitution.
Find out more about the cruise and book online on the American Cruise Lines website.