An exciting new collection of short cruise itineraries in Northern and Southern Europe makes it easy to combine a 3- to 5-night voyage with some land travel
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An exciting new collection of short cruise itineraries in Northern and Southern Europe makes it easy to combine a 3- to 5-night voyage with some land travel
The 130-passenger American Maverick, newest of the fleet’s 28 small ships, offers itineraries in New England and Florida. All staterooms have private balconies. American Cruise Lines’ newest small ship, the American Maverick, entered service on June 11 with a 9-day...
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