At a capacity of just 109 guests, American Eagle offers the best qualities of expedition adventure cruising with the refinement, luxury, stability, and land proximity of river cruising. The design of the ship allows rare access into small ports and ability to travel on almost any river or waterway in the U.S. With land never out of sight, American Eagle is a practical alternative to ocean expeditions, allowing for more time to explore each port in depth.
Relax in one of the spacious staterooms and enjoy the scenic views from your private balcony. Or sit at one of the observation areas and admire the splendid vistas with fellow travellers. If you are feeling adventurous a unique Swim/Activity Platform at the stern of the ship features kayaks and a tender for local exploration.
Studio DADO, the Miami based firm responsible for the interior designs of our newest modern riverboats, will be back to tailor an onboard atmosphere for American Eagle that evokes a sense of pride and appreciation for U.S. history. The choice of colour palettes, furnishings, and art work will reflect the culture of the New England, Chesapeake Bay, and the Southeast
The inaugural cruise season of American Eagle begins in the summer of 2023 on select Chesapeake Bay, New England, and Historic South itineraries.
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Monday, 4/20/26
About Jacksonville
You'll find the best of two worlds in Jacksonville, a metropolitan giant with urban amenities that's bordered to the east by miles of wide Atlantic beaches. This busy city is a magnet for those who want big-city thrills, such as greyhound racing, sporting events, and a spirited night life. The Jacksonville Landing is a bonanza of shopping, dining, and entertainment from morning 'til evening.
Jacksonville Activities
Enjoy beautiful beaches, Great golf courses, Exciting State Parks
See Where the King is Crowned! Join us for a complimentary Budweiser Brewery Tour at the Anheuser-Busch Jacksonville Brewery
The Jacksonville Museum of Modern Art is located in the heart of downtown Jacksonville, Florida in a historic building on Hemming Plaza, the city's main square. Features over 14,000 square feet of galleries dedicated to presenting the finest modern and contemporary art
Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is the only walking safari in Northeast Florida. See over 1000 animals as you tour around the world through Africa, Central America and Asia
Take a 12,000 year journey back in time at the Museum of Science and History
As the only piece of land in the U.S. to have been under eight flags of domination, Amelia Island offered a wide variety of attractions to its many visitors. Today, Centre Street is the main artery at the heart of Amelia Islands historic district, Fernandina Beach. The pulse of this Civil-War era main street is relaxing and refreshing, and is lined with Victorian homes, century-old brick buildings, palmetto trees and a recently restored colonial post office building.
Amelia Island Activities
The waterways around Amelia Island offer the avid boater and fisherman hundreds of hours of year round pleasure.
Another water adventure available to explore local nature, is to take an Amelia Island kayaking trip with Kayak Amelia. Learn about our island and eco-system while you paddle through local marshes and creeks.
Jekyll Island is truly a unique environment...Unspoiled yet accessible. Take advantage of the wonderful opportunities to experience the diverse coastal ecosystems. From richly preserved maritime forests to ever-changing dune systems, you are surrounded with nature's miraculous beauty.
St. Simons is an island off the Georgia coast. It’s known for its salt marshes and sandy stretches like East Beach. A museum traces the history of St. Simons Lighthouse, rebuilt in 1872 after it was destroyed in the Civil War. Anglers fish off nearby St. Simons Pier, which offers views of Jekyll Island and migrating whales. North, boats travel to Little St. Simons Island, home to birds like spoonbills and gannets.
Downtown Savannah remains essentially as General Ogelthorpe planned it in 1732. During the spring, Savannah´s most glorious season, millions of flowers are in bloom and many of the over 1,000 historic structues are open to the public.
Savannah Attractions
Sand, sea and salty breezes have a charm all their own, but when combined with a dash of history, fresh local cuisine and an array of outdoor adventures there’s a guaranteed draw to Tybee Island.
One of the nation's oldest public museums, the Telfair Museum of Art, now includes a dazzling new complex facing Telfair Square. It's surrounded by a wonderland of historic architecture and it's only a short walk from the historic King-Tisdell Cottage, the Ralph Mark Gilbert Civil Rights Museum and the birthplace of Girls Scouts founder Juliette Gordon Low.
Recently ranked #4 in a list of "Best Destination Cities" in North America by Travel and Leisure readers, Charleston offers something for everyone, from its beautiful beaches to a fascinating historic district. With great hotels, interesting tours, and fabulous restaurants, Charleston draws visitors from far and near and makes them feel welcome with a charm and grace that is rarely found anymore.
Charleston Attractions
Tour the historic section of Charleston and visit St. Michael's Church and the Joseph Manigault House. City tours by horse carriage and tours to nearby Boone Hall Plantation are also available.
Charleston Activities
Your visit to Charleston isn't complete without experiencing the ships, planes and exhibits of Patriots Point. The museum centerpiece is the massive aircraft carrier YORKTOWN, one of the most decorated and famous warships of World War II. Go deep inside the vessels to experience what life was like for the sailors who lived, fought and sometimes paid the ultimate price for preserving our nation's freedom.
The South Carolina Aquarium is a regional resource inspiring conservation by excelling in education, and in the care, display, and study of aquatic life.
Take a walking tour of Charleston's pre-revolution dungeon tour, an uncensored look at Charleston's past, a nighttime tour of one of the oldest graveyards in the country or an inside look at Charleston's haunted Old City Jail.
At a capacity of just 109 guests, American Eagle offers the best qualities of expedition adventure cruising with the refinement, luxury, stability, and land proximity of river cruising. The design of the ship allows rare access into small ports and ability to travel on almost any river or waterway in the U.S. With land never out of sight, American Eagle is a practical alternative to ocean expeditions, allowing for more time to explore each port in depth.
Relax in one of the spacious staterooms and enjoy the scenic views from your private balcony. Or sit at one of the observation areas and admire the splendid vistas with fellow travellers. If you are feeling adventurous a unique Swim/Activity Platform at the stern of the ship features kayaks and a tender for local exploration.
Studio DADO, the Miami based firm responsible for the interior designs of our newest modern riverboats, will be back to tailor an onboard atmosphere for American Eagle that evokes a sense of pride and appreciation for U.S. history. The choice of colour palettes, furnishings, and art work will reflect the culture of the New England, Chesapeake Bay, and the Southeast
The inaugural cruise season of American Eagle begins in the summer of 2023 on select Chesapeake Bay, New England, and Historic South itineraries.
Year Built
2023
Capacity
109
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Casino
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Registry
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Disco
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Bars
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Fitness Center
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Cabins
56
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Children's Program
No
Handicap Cabins
N/A
Theaters
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Internet Cafe
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Shops
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Library
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Spa
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Cabin Categories | Decks
AAC Stateroom
Deluxe Balcony Stateroom
Grand Suite with Private Balcony
Premium Balcony Stateroom
Premium Waterview
Single Stateroom with Private Balcony
Sky Suite with Private Balcony
Veranda Suite with Private Balcony
Vista Balcony
Vista Suite with Private Balcony
Cabin Details
Our AAC staterooms are designed to provide the best in comfort and amenities. Each room features over 230 square feet for spacious accommodations.
Our AAC staterooms are designed to provide the best in comfort and amenities. Each room features over 230 square feet for spacious accommodations.
The AAC staterooms are the largest standard rooms on any riverboat with 310 square feet of interior space. Each main deck room features large picture windows with water views and a built-in reading nook. AAC rooms can be configured with a king or two twin beds. Each room has a large bathroom, wardrobe, ample drawer storage, under bed suitcase storage, 54” inch led TV, writing desk, safe, and complimentary WiFi.
The luxurious Grand Suite measures 550 sq. ft. and offers panoramic views through floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Sliding glass doors lead out to a private balcony complete with a private dining area, the perfect place to enjoy breakfast room service or watch the sun set. Each Grand Suite features a separate bedroom and living area, ideal for gathering with family and friends after an invigorating day of exploration.
Located on the second deck, these spacious staterooms are conveniently located near the Forward Lounge and Fitness Center, with easy access to the Restaurant on the Main Deck. At 270 sq. ft., there is plenty of room to enjoy the tasteful comfort of your surroundings. These staterooms have all the comforts of a fine hotel and feature floor-to-ceiling sliding glass doors and a private balcony to offer panoramic views from every angle.
The PW staterooms are the largest standard rooms on any riverboat with 310 square feet of interior space. Each main deck room features large picture windows with water views and a built-in reading nook. AAA rooms can be configured with a king or two twin beds. Each room has a large bathroom, wardrobe, ample drawer storage, under bed suitcase storage, 54” inch led TV, writing desk, safe, and complimentary WiFi.
Perfect for the solo traveler, our Single staterooms offer all of the amenities you expect from a fine hotel. At 230 sq. ft., these staterooms have spacious bathrooms and large sliding glass doors that lead to a private balcony.
Enjoy your place in the clouds in our luxurious Sky Suite. At 425 sq. ft., this rooms offers spacious bathrooms and large sliding glass doors that lead to a private balcony overlooking the spectacular views that surround you.
With a generous 280 sq. ft. of relaxing space, each Veranda suite includes a private walk-out balcony to enjoy the panoramic views. Considered one of the finest staterooms on any cruise ship, guests will enjoy full-size bathrooms and a large living area with sliding glass door.
Perched high above the water, each 310-square-foot Vista Private Balcony stateroom offers all the comforts of a fine hotel with commanding views of the passing scenery. Large floor-to-ceiling glass doors lead to a comfortable balcony with a table and chairs. Each room is available in king or two twin size bed configurations. Vista rooms have a large bathroom, wardrobe, ample drawer storage, under bed suitcase storage, 54” inch led TV, writing desk, safe, and complimentary WiFi.
Perched high above the water, each 310-square-foot Vista Private Balcony stateroom offers all the comforts of a fine hotel with commanding views of the passing scenery. Large floor-to-ceiling glass doors lead to a comfortable balcony with a table and chairs. Each room is available in king or two twin size bed configurations. Vista rooms have a large bathroom, wardrobe, ample drawer storage, under bed suitcase storage, 54” inch led TV, writing desk, safe, and complimentary WiFi.
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Departure Port:
Jacksonville
Sailing Date:
Monday, 04/20/26
Return Date:
Monday, 04/27/26
Nights:
7
Ship:
American Eagle
Cruise Line:
American Cruise Lines
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Prices are per person, double occupancy, cruise only and on select sailings. Prices shown are for stateroom categories as noted and are shown in US Dollars. Government taxes and fees are additional. Airfare is not included. Prices and itineraries are based on availability and are subject to change without notice.
You'll find the best of two worlds in Jacksonville, a metropolitan giant with urban amenities that's bordered to the east by miles of wide Atlantic beaches. This busy city is a magnet for those who want big-city thrills, such as greyhound racing, sporting events, and a spirited night life. The Jacksonville Landing is a bonanza of shopping, dining, and entertainment from morning 'til evening. 
As the only piece of land in the U.S. to have been under eight flags of domination, Amelia Island offered a wide variety of attractions to its many visitors. Today, Centre Street is the main artery at the heart of Amelia Islands historic district, Fernandina Beach. The pulse of this Civil-War era main street is relaxing and refreshing, and is lined with Victorian homes, century-old brick buildings, palmetto trees and a recently restored colonial post office building. 
Recently ranked #4 in a list of "Best Destination Cities" in North America by Travel and Leisure readers, Charleston offers something for everyone, from its beautiful beaches to a fascinating historic district. With great hotels, interesting tours, and fabulous restaurants, Charleston draws visitors from far and near and makes them feel welcome with a charm and grace that is rarely found anymore. 
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