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Choosing Your Cruise

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Choosing Your Cruise When to Cruise Cruising Style First Time Cruisers Cruise Lines & Ships Abercrombie ACCL American Cruise Line American Safari Cruises Canodros Captain Cook Carnival Celebrity Classical Cruises Clipper Cruise Line Club Med Costa Crystal Cunard Cruise West Deilmann Delta Queen Steamboat Disney First European Fred Olsen Great Lakes Cruises Hebridean Island Cruises Holland America Intrav Lindblad Expeditions MSC Italian Cruises Norwegian Norwegian Coastal Voyages Orient Lines P and O Cruises Princess Quark Expeditions Radisson Seven Seas ResidenSea Royal Caribbean Royal Olympia St. Lawrence River Seabourn SeaDream Yacht Club Silversea Star Clippers Star Cruises Swan Hellenic Uniworld Viking River Cruises Windstar Windjammer World Explorer Cruises Zegrahm Getting the Best Prices Advice & Links Reservations Enjoying Your Cruise Shore Excursions On Board Checking In and Out Packing and Planning Regional Cruise Info Alaska North America Caribbean Europe Africa South America Asia South Pacific Antarctica

American Canadian Caribbean Line is a small, "no-frills" cruise line for those who want adventure on a budget. Most passengers are experienced travelers 50 and older who seek wildlife and history over luxury. ACCL offers small ships with a family feel. Each vessel has undergone improvements in cabin size and space, many hands-on from the president. Because the ships have shallow drafts, they can maneuver into more intimate waterways, giving cruisers an up-close look as they follow their itineraries. American Canadian Caribbean Line Cruise Type: Adventure Cruising Cruise Line Highlights: Cruise Style: Innovative, small ships Unique itineraries Homey, informal atmosphere Moderate Prices Ship Type: Boutique Lifestyle: Active Cruisers Age Range: Mature Adults Expense Category: Midrange

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