American Canadian Caribbean Line (ACCL) operates a fleet of three specially designed ships, with many different itineraries from the Canadian Maritimes to the Panama Canal. Ships operate year round, spending the winter months in the Caribbean and in Central America and the summer months cruising in the United States and Canada. The ships are cosy and comfortable with an informal atmosphere and relaxed dress code on board. The itineraries are specially tailored to the active, inquisitive and eco-conscious audience. The crew, guest lectures, out-side entertainment and land tours are carefully chosen to provide a top-notch vacation for passengers.

The convenience of small ship cruising can take you to lesser known destinations that larger ships simply cannot access, affording wonderful up-close views of flora, fauna and charming coastal towns. Our itineraries feature ports rich with history and warm hospitality. Whether your idea of a perfect vacation is an adventure or simply enjoying time with friends, an ACCL small ship cruise aims to please.

Special Features:

Bow Ramp
This patented feature lets ACCL's ships cruise right up to beaches and shores, allowing passenger to disembark without the need for docks or jetties.

Fresh Air Ventilation
All Grande Class vessels feature cabins with air conditioning systems that continuously feed fresh air and remove "used" air.

Guest Lectures
ACCL searches far and wide for renowned experts on wildlife, marine biology, flora and fauna and local indigenous cultures. These lecturers are always available for questions and queries

Although many of ACCL's passengers are seniors, people of all ages have enjoyed our cruises, many of who have become repeat passengers. Passengers are extremely loyal, with almost 70 percent repeating their business with ACCL.