Named after a Norse goddess, Viking Longship Hild debuted in 2017 with the all-inclusive river experience Viking is known for. Passengers enjoy at least one included shore excursion each day, and Hild’s restaurants now feature some favorite menu items from Viking Ocean ships. Bathrooms come with heated floors and no-fog mirrors, and cabins have plenty of drawer and closet space.
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Most staterooms aboard AmaKristina have a French and outside balcony, allowing passengers to take in the scenery from their own private space. Internet and excursions are included in cruise fares, and other popular amenities include a heated pool with a swim-up bar, fitness center, hair salon, specialty coffee station and excellent cuisine.
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American Queen is the largest steamboat ever built, and an elegant vessel for floating the Mighty Mississippi and its tributaries. The relatively small ship–only 436 passengers–offers big ship amenities like a pool, two-deck theater, library and nightly entertainment.
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The newest addition to the American Cruise Lines fleet, American Constitution carries 175 passengers along the inland coastal waterways of the East Coast. Guests enjoy spacious staterooms and plenty of lounge spaces with a beachy ambiance.
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The 190-passenger Viking Longship Rolf has more two-room suites and cabins with verandas than most other river ships. Perks onboard include free wifi, a library, sun deck, lounge bar with a dance floor and the bright and airy Aquavit Terrace.
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Sailing the rivers of France, Uniworld’s newest Super Ship, the S.S. Joie de Vivre, is adorned with original artwork, antiques and handcrafted furnishings. Cuisine is where the ship truly shines, with an onboard sommelier and Parisian-style sidewalk cafe.
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The foliage-themed AmaCerto carries 162 passengers along Europe’s waterways. Guests enjoy spacious staterooms, many with double balconies, as well as a heated pool with swim-up bar, walking track and an elegant lounge outfitted with a grand piano.
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Named after the Norse Goddess of Protection, Viking Longship Hlin is a bright and airy river ship boasting a relaxed Scandinavian design. Guests aboard the ship enjoy river views from every room, floor-to-ceiling windows in the restaurant, free wifi and in-room On Demand entertainment on 40-inch flat screen TVs.
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Launched in 2015, AmaSerena sails along the Danube River for much of the year. Passengers can soak up the views from twin-balcony staterooms outfitted with amenities like free wifi, entertainment on demand and white marble bathrooms. Outdoors, the sun deck features a giant chess set and a swimming pool.
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Guests aboard AmaLea enjoy twin balconies in most staterooms, as well as inclusive amenities like alcoholic drinks at happy hour and meals, iPads in-room, active shore excursions and a fleet of bikes for use in port.
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