Cruises with a difference

• Specialty cruises provide more intimate experiences than the larger cruise lines. Smaller ships can also cruise to remote destinations that the larger cruise lines cannot venture to. For example, cruise lines like Seattle-based Cruise West can take passengers to some of the most secluded and pristine locales in the Sea of Cortez and Alaska's Inside Passage - cruising through hidden inlets rich with wildlife and natural beauty.

 

Specialty Cruise Lines

American Cruise Lines Luxury small ship cruises through the smooth inland waterways of America's historic East Coast. American West Steamboat Co. Cruise West up-close travel that focuses on the destination - its scenery, wildlife, natural history and culture - all in the company of limited numbers of like-minded travelers. Galapagos Explorer II Our purpose is to promote Ecuador as a privileged destination for tourism, we shall offer innovative and high quality products while maintaining a permanent practice of business ethics and respect for mankind and the environment. Norwegian Coastal Voyage Norwegian Coastal Voyage has plied the waters of the 1,250-mile fjord filled west coast of Norway. Our 6 to 12 day cruise itineraries from Bergen in the south across the Arctic Circle in the north to Kirkenes close to the Russian border. Peter Deilmann Cruises Peter Deilmann Cruises owns and operates ten deluxe river vessels cruising the Great Rivers of Europe as well as two ocean going vessels. RiverBarge Excursion Lines, Inc. RiverBarge Excursion Lines, Inc. is the owner operator of the 198 guest R/B River Explorer, the only hotel barge traveling America's inland waterways and an innovative approach to the niche leisure market. Star Clippers Star Clippers knows the kind of cruise discriminating clients want and has created the perfect ships to deliver it. Come aboard the Star Clipper, Star Flyer, or the new Royal Clipper, the largest full-rigged sailing ship in the world