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American Symphony

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7 Night Gulf Coast Cruise and Land Tour

From New Orleans, Louisiana, (United States) to Pensacola, FL, (United States)

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American Symphony
American Cruise Lines
4 Stars

Cruise #: 14147268

Sail Date: Friday, Mar 3, 2028

Return Date: Friday, Mar 10, 2028

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Room Types & Rates:

Balcony		$4,880
Suite		$6,745

*Prices are per person based on double occupancy

Includes taxes & fees

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Land Segment of Itinerary

Friday - Mar 3, 2028

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New Orleans, United States

Explore this culturally rich port city located on the banks of the Mississippi River, offering a unique blend of history, music, and cuisine. Famous for its lively French Quarter, discover its historic streets lined with colorful Creole townhouses, jazz clubs, and world-famous eateries serving Cajun and Creole delicacies. The city's diverse heritage is showcased in attractions like St. Louis Cathedral and the National WWII Museum. New Orleans is also known for its annual Mardi Gras celebrations, featuring grand parades and elaborate costumes. Whether you're savoring beignets, visiting museums, or experiencing live music, New Orleans offers an unforgettable experience. ...
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Saturday - Mar 4, 2028

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New Orleans, United States

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Day 2 - Saturday - Mar 4, 2028

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Cruise Begins

New Orleans, United States

Board your ship and receive a warm greeting during the Welcome Reception, where you'll have the chance to meet your fellow travelers and get to know the crew. As the ship sets sail, relax on deck and take in the panoramic views of New Orleans as you cruise through the Mississippi River.

Sunday - Mar 5, 2028

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Gulfport, Mississippi

Ferry Travel

Ship Island, Mississippi

Ferry Travel

Gulfport, Mississippi

Explore historic Ship Island and tour Fort Massachusetts, a well-preserved 19th-century fortification with sweeping coastal views. Learn about its role in Gulf defense during the Civil War and beyond. Historically, Ship Island played a pivotal role during the Civil War, serving as a Union military base, and home to the well-preserved Fort Massachusetts, built in the 1800s. Explore the fort's architecture, learn about its strategic importance during the war, and admire breathtaking views of the Gulf Coast. In addition to its historical and natural attractions, Ship Island offers activities like fishing, kayaking, and boat tours, making it a perfect destination for outdoor adventures. ...
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Monday - Mar 6, 2028

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Biloxi, Mississippi

Admire Biloxi's scenic white-sand beaches or take a stroll along the beachfront promenade. Standing since 1848, the iconic Biloxi Lighthouse offers panoramic views from the top and is a favorite photo stop. For those interested in local culture, the nearby Ohr-O'Keefe Museum of Art, designed by architect Frank Gehry, highlights the life and work of eccentric Gulf Coast potter George E. Ohr. History lovers can explore Biloxi's maritime heritage at the Maritime & Seafood Industry Museum. Fresh seafood, especially Gulf shrimp and oysters, is a highlight of local cuisine. ...
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Tuesday - Mar 7, 2028

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Ocean Springs, Mississippi

For those cruising along the Gulf Coast, Ocean Springs is a peaceful escape, offering a chance to unwind, eat delicious seafood, and enjoy local art and culture. Just a short drive from Biloxi, Ocean Springs offers a quieter, less commercialized experience compared to other Gulf Coast cities. Founded by French settlers in the early 1700s, the town has a rich history that can be explored at landmarks such as Fort Maurepas and the Ocean Springs Museum of History. Delicious Gulf Coast cuisine is never far from port, with local specialties such as shrimp, oysters, as well as Southern comfort cuisine, including dishes like gumbo, po'boys, and fried catfish, available onboard and ashore. For art aficionados, Ocean Springs is home to numerous galleries, with works ranging from traditional to contemporary and has a historic district filled with streets, shops, cafes, and restaurants. This small-town feel, combined with the Southern charm, makes it a welcoming place to stop and explore. ...
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Wednesday - Mar 8, 2028

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Mobile, United States

This vibrant city is known for its rich history and strategic location as a major port city. Founded as the first capital of French Louisiana in 1702, the city's colonial history is evident in landmarks like the Fort Conde and the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. Mobile is also the birthplace of Mardi Gras in the U.S., predating the celebrations in New Orleans. During this time of year, a colorful festival with parades, balls, and other festivities is held throughout the city, attracting thousands of visitors every year. Visit the Mobile Carnival Museum which offers an exciting journey into the rich history of Mardi Gras. Discover the USS Alabama Battleship Memorial Park, featuring the historic battleship, a World War II-era vessel of the same name, which visitors can explore along with other military artifacts and planes. ...
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Thursday - Mar 9, 2028

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Pensacola, United States

Located in the Florida Panhandle, Pensacola is a hidden gem for cruise travelers seeking the perfect blend of historical fascination and natural beauty. Pensacola's history dates back to 1559, making it one of the oldest settlements in the United States. Boasting an incredible maritime heritage, guests can explore landmarks like the historic Pensacola Lighthouse, Fort Barrancas, and the National Naval Aviation Museum, which offers visitors a deeper understanding of the U.S. Navy's history. The city's natural landscape is equally compelling, with pristine white sandy shores and emerald-green waters providing a breathtaking backdrop for exploration. Discover the downtown area, which features unique shops, lively cultural events, and vibrant restaurants that offer an exceptional culinary experience, particularly for seafood lovers. ...
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Friday - Mar 10, 2028

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Pensacola, United States

As your Gulf Coast cruise comes to an end, disembark in this charming city after bidding farewell to the ship and your fellow travelers. Begin the journey home, carrying with you unforgettable memories of sun-soaked days and scenic coastal views.

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