Top United States Cruise Ships

At Seabourn, we are passionate about travel. We believe that traveling for pleasure has a redemptive power that enriches people's lives. And we believe that people should travel well.

American Patriot offers an intimate, luxurious cruise for 125 guests, featuring a serene design, private balcony staterooms, and coastal exploration. Enjoy the Sky Lounge, Skywalk, and elegant dining on a New England journey.

The American Independence, accommodating 90 guests, explores the East Coast of the U.S. Built-in 2010 by Chesapeake Shipbuilding, it features spacious lounges with panoramic views and delicious regional menu that changes daily. Staterooms are over 250 square feet, and some have private balconies. Amenities include a sun deck and a library.

Step aboard the American West and enjoy a unique paddlewheeler experience on the Columbia and Snake Rivers. Relish in luxurious comfort, modern amenities, and stunning views from private balconies. Dine on regionally inspired cuisine in the elegant restaurant and unwind in spacious lounges. Enjoy nightly live music, enriching activities, and exceptional service.

Discover the Columbia and Snake Rivers on the iconic paddlewheeler American Pride, where the intimate setting of just 150 guests ensures unparalleled personalized service and hospitality.

American Song leads the American River Cruise Revolution with pioneering innovations. Featuring contemporary styling and modern design, this flagship vessel offers panoramic views from lounges soaring 40 feet above water. With spacious suites including private balconies, indulge in unparalleled comfort.

American Splendor blends nostalgic paddlewheeler travel with modern comfort. The newest paddlewheeler features serene color palettes, luxurious textiles, and elegant decor honoring the Mississippi River. Enjoy panoramic views from private balconies, lounges, or the restaurant. With only 180 guests, it’s easy to make new friends during cocktail hours or on the sun deck. Join us for an unforgettable cruise on the Lower Mississippi River, Music Cities, and Tennessee Rivers.