Your Itinerary

1Baltimore, MD
Start your journey in Baltimore, a great maritime city, alive with excitement, Colonial History, and a busy harbor scene. Explore the decks of legendary ships and cobblestone streets of the charming waterfront Inner Harbor. Cruise past Fort McHenry, where the battle that inspired Francis Scott Key's "Star Spangled Banner" was fought.

2Norfolk, VA
Located in the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay, Norfolk has enjoyed a dramatic history dating back to 1607, when British settlers first arrived on American shores. Today, the city embraces its colorful past while thriving as a modern metropolis.

3Day of Cruising
As you make your way to Wilmington, enjoy a relaxing day of cruising.

4Wilmington, NC
Founded in 1739, Wilmington prospered during its early years as a major port and ship building center. Today, the city continues to flourish and boasts an outstanding reputation as a leader in preservation efforts. Explore Georgian, Victorian, and antebellum-style homes restored to their original grandeur. Stroll through beautiful gardens and city streets lined with shopping venues and seafood eateries.

5Day of Cruising
Nothing is as relaxing as a day of cruising aboard the brand new American Glory. Enjoy exercise in the fitness center or spend time with fellow guests in one of the spacious lounges.

6Charleston, SC
The port city of Charleston is known for its cobblestone streets, gas lit lamps, and pastel antebellum houses. The scene of Revolutionary War naval battles, legendary pirate tales, and Civil War sieges, it is considered by many to be a living museum.

7Charleston, SC
Spend a second day in this historic but vibrant city. Explore Fort Sumter National Monument, where the first shots of the Civil War rang out. Visit the Gibbes Museum of Art, which tells the story of Charleston through visual arts. Enjoy the beauty of the area with a stroll through magnificent parks and gardens.

8Day of Cruising
As you sail to Savannah, reflect upon your journey thus far and the adventures that lie ahead. From the comfort of your private balcony, view the scenic landscapes that stretch out before you and the native wildlife flying overhead.

9Savannah, GA
With its emerald tree canopy, quaint cobblestone streets, and majestic architecture, Savannah is a bustling seaport with renowned historic districts that preserve its 19th-century opulence. Join a narrated tour of Savannah's "Historic & Victorian Districts," brave an evening Ghost Walk, or explore the magnificent shops.

10Day of Cruising
Curl up with your favorite book in one of our spacious lounges or relax on the sun deck as we make our way along the intracoastal waterway Savannah to St. Simons Island.

11St. Simons Island, GA
St. Simons offers guests a view of the area's rich past, including the momentous 18th-century battlefields and sprawling antebellum plantations. Enjoy its diverse wildlife as well as the moss-draped oaks that shade walkways. Make sure to visit St. Simons Lighthouse, which houses a fantastic museum devoted to the history of the Georgia Coast.

12Jekyll Island, GA
Discover the fascinating history of Jekyll Island. At the end of the 19th century, wealthy men in America, including J.P. Morgan, William Rockefeller, and Cornelius Vanderbilt, purchased the entire island as a hunting resort prized for its "splendid isolation." Today, Jekyll Island is part of Georgia's Sea Isles and boasts "Millionaire's Village," 240 acres of extravagant homes and winter cottages recognized as a National Historic Landmark.

13St. Augustine, FL
In the late 1800's, oil tycoon Henry Flagler developed St. Augustine in an attempt to fulfill his vision of establishing an American Riviera along Florida's eastern shores. Although this "Golden era" ended in the 1900's, Flagler's legacy remains. Explore historic ruins, unique architecture, and the narrow streets of a city once used as a remote outpost by the Spanish Empire.

14Day of Cruising
Traveling from St. Augustine to Port Canaveral, learn about the culture and history of the region from the onboard expert, relax on your private balcony, or fly a kite on the top deck. In the evening, share in the company of fellow guests, while listening to some of the area's finest entertainment.

15Port Canaveral, FL
Imagine a place where you can meet an astronaut, charter a fishing boat, and steer a freighter simulator all in the same day. That place is Port Canaveral, also known as "Florida's Fun Port." Take a guided exploration of the Kennedy Space Center and witness the future of interstellar travel. Stroll the Cove, a dining and entertainment district along the waterfront, where you can listen to local entertainment and savor fresh seafood from the day's catch.

16Port Canaveral, FL
Spend an extra day in Florida's fun port. Enjoy a guided excursion led by our local guides or explore on your own. Visit the Air Force Space & Missile Museum or enjoy a day Cocoa Beach.

17West Palm Beach, FL
Feel the tropical energy as you stroll the palm-lined streets of this dynamic city. Explore Antique Row, home to over 40 antique shops, offering everything from 17th-century antiques to modern furnishings. Admire the candy-colored storefronts of Northwood Village, an electric enclave known for its art galleries and global cuisine. Visit Clematis Street, home to funky cafe's and bars and accented with colorful murals. Hop on a trolley to The Square, an open-air plaza where live music reverberates as you shop. If you are a nature lover, visit the Palm Beach Zoo & Conservation Society and South Florida Science Center & Aquarium for up close animal encounters.

18Key Biscayne, FL
This tiny sliver of land was once a family-owned coconut plantation which was donated to the community to preserve its beauty for all to enjoy. Explore an oasis of sandy beaches, beautiful nature preserves, and pristine state parks. Discover a nearby coastal barrier reef which is the only federally recognized underwater archaeological trail in the United States. Led by a local guide, hike a nature trail, or climb to the top of a historic lighthouse, where you can admire breathtaking views of the Atlantic Ocean and Biscayne Bay.

19Key West, FL
Experience a taste of Caribbean culture in this southern most town in the continental U.S. In addition to its stunning beauty, Key West has a rich history which is celebrated in the many museums of the island. Visit the Ernest Hemingway House, the residence of its renowned writer in the 1930's and the place he authored many of his most famous novels. Explore the Audubon Gallery, which offers antique, hand colored original Audubon engravings and lithographs, as well as fine modern limited editions of J.J. Audubon's timeless masterpieces. Nature lovers can enjoy kayaking or getting on board a glass bottom boat for an eco-tour.

20Fort Myers, FL
Immerse yourself in the beauty of Fort Myers Beach, a town on Estero Island, known for its sugary white sanded beaches. This small town has a fascinating story to tell, with the leading characters being pirates who buried treasure here, Spanish conquistadors who built forts, and the native Caloosa who hunted on the beach. Led by a local guide, explore the highlights of this scenic island, from the beautiful preserves to the archaeological exhibits of its earliest inhabitants. Enjoy a sunset cruise, charter a fishing boat, or brave a salty pirate ship.

21St. Petersburg, FL
End your voyage in the lovely town of St. Petersburg. Stroll along the St. Pete Pier and admire the peaceful blue waters of Tampa Bay and the botanical wonderland, called the Sunken Gardens, which hides right in the middle of downtown. Art aficionados will love the Salvador Dali Museum which holds the largest collection of Dali's work outside of Spain, as well as the Chihuly Collection on Central Avenue, a building designed specifically to house the work of his internationally renowned glass sculpture artist.

22St. Petersburg, FL
After breakfast onboard, begin your journey home, reflecting upon the incredible experiences you've had and the wonderful new friends made.