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7 Night Holidays in the Southeast

From Charleston to Fernandina Beach

American Eagle

American Cruise Lines
4 Stars
  • Cruise #: 13968679
  • Departs: Sun, Dec 29, 2024
  • Returns: Sun, Jan 5, 2025
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    Riverview $5,630
    Balcony $6,575
    Suite $8,755
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    Sunday - Dec 29, 2024
    Day
    1
    Charleston, United States
    • Charleston, United States
    Charleston, SC, exudes Southern elegance with its beautifully maintained historic architecture, from colonial homes to pastel-colored Georgian buildings along the iconic Battery. Its cobblestone streets and private gardens set the stage for a thriving culinary scene that highlights Lowcountry specialties like shrimp and grits. During the holiday season, Charleston dons a festive attire with the historic district decked in garlands, wreaths, and twinkling lights. The Festival of Lights at James Island County Park is a seasonal highlight, where over two million shimmering bulbs illuminate the landscape, attracting visitors from afar. The atmosphere is crisp with the scent of seasonal treats and sounds of holiday carolers, positioning Charleston as a top holiday destination. ...
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    Monday - Dec 30, 2024
    Day
    2
    • Beaufort, United States
    Beaufort comes alive with festive energy during the holiday season, beautifully located in the heart of the Sea Islands. The historic downtown is captivating, showcasing preserved architecture from a bygone era, under canopies of majestic oak trees adorned with Spanish moss. The streets transform into a holiday canvas with twinkling lights and seasonal decor filling the streets. Landmarks such as the Beaufort Arsenal Museum offer insights into the town's military past, while the John Mark Verdier House museum provides a glimpse into life in the 19th century. The Beaufort River enhances the cityscape, providing a scenic venue for holiday boat parades, where decorated vessels reflect their festive lights upon the water, adding to the town's holiday allure. ...
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    Tuesday - Dec 31, 2024
    Day
    3
    • Hilton Head Island, SC
    Renowned for its natural beauty and expansive beaches along the Atlantic Ocean, Hilton Head is a captivating resort destination. The island harbors a rich history, highlighted by its Civil War-era Fort Walker, a key site during the Union blockade of Southern ports. The Coastal Discovery Museum offers visitors a deep dive into the island's cultural and ecological heritage, including its significant Gullah cultural influences. A key attraction is the iconic lighthouse at Harbour Town, providing breathtaking panoramic views and standing as a beloved emblem of the island. Hilton Head welcomes you into a wonderland of lights with draping blue canopies and twinkling palm trees along its streets. Over on Dove Street, get into the holiday spirit with cheer at every turn during their yearly festival of lights on the island. With its world-class golf courses, extensive bike trails, and abundant water sports, Hilton Head remains a dynamic haven for outdoor enthusiasts throughout the year and holiday season. ...
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    Wednesday - Jan 1, 2025
    Day
    4
    Savannah, United States
    • Savannah, United States
    Wrapped in Spanish moss and shrouded in mystery, Savannah invites wanderers to explore its historic streets and shadowy squares. The city's architectural beauty, from colonial to Victorian, often houses to spectral residents, with each stately home boasting its own ghostly tales. In typical southern fashion, Savannah lights up during the holidays with opulent decorations. Lampposts wrapped in evergreen garland, warm sparkling lights, and large round wreaths on every door are all completed with iconic red velvet bows. This city brings the holidays to life with none of the cold or slushy snow. The famed Bonaventure Cemetery, known for its ethereal charm, serves as both a scenic marvel and a site for spine-tingling stories popularized by "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil". Ghost tours meander through the historic district as twilight deepens, offering chilling glimpses into the city's haunted past. Along the riverfront, a blend of historic ambiance and cultural flair draws visitors to its array of shops, galleries, and dining options, making your day full of possibilities. ...
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    Thursday - Jan 2, 2025
    Day
    5
    • Cruising the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway
    Cruise this classic waterway, a vital route for north and southbound East Coast cruise ships, and an east-west pathway along the edges of the Gulf of Mexico. As you travel, enjoy views of expansive blue waters meeting the sky at the horizon, complemented by the coastal landscapes where greenery meets sandy beaches and rocky shores. Navigate through changing sceneries, from lively harbor towns to serene stretches of natural beauty, offering a showcase of the region's diverse ecosystems. While onboard we'll make sure the spirit of the holidays comes to life with seasonal feasts, activities, and serving plenty of cheer. This maritime highway is more than just a path; it's a gateway to a visual feast of water and land, providing a peaceful backdrop for a memorable journey. ...
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    Friday - Jan 3, 2025
    Day
    6
    • Jekyll Island, GA
    Jekyll Island holds a captivating history as a former exclusive haven for America's Gilded Age tycoons, with the grand cottages of "Millionaires' Village" standing as stately reminders of opulent early 20th-century retreats. What better place for some holiday shopping? Make your loved ones-or yourself-feel like a famed millionaire with a gift from any of the festive shops in this port town. The island is covered in a canopy of live oaks and Spanish moss which resembles dripping icicles with bright white lights during this season, leading visitors along peaceful paths to pristine beaches and the historic ruins of Horton House, one of Georgia's oldest tabby structures. The quaint St. Simons Island is marked by its well-known lighthouse, which has been guiding ships since 1872 and offers expansive views from its towering watch over the village and Atlantic waters. Its maritime forest and calm marshes host a variety of wildlife, while the lively Pier Village features quaint shops and eateries that offer a taste of local culture and seaside enjoyment. Together, these islands offer a compelling blend of peaceful natural settings and engaging historical narratives, inviting visitors to experience the unique charm of Georgia's coastal jewels. ...
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    Saturday - Jan 4, 2025
    Day
    7
    • Fernandina Beach, United States
    Enveloped in the charm of the Old South, Amelia Island boasts a storied past, marked by the banners of eight different nations since the 16th century. The island's historic district, Fernandina Beach, features a delightful array of Victorian-era architecture, where horse-drawn carriages roll down streets lined with quaint boutiques and inviting eateries. The sun-drenched shores and gentle waves of its pristine beaches offer a perfect setting for relaxation or gentle strolls. With palms wrapped in lights and a 40-foot colorfully decorated evergreen, Amelia Island's "Dickens on Centre" event transforms the historic downtown into a Victorian-inspired holiday festival. Fort Clinch State Park, another highlight, invites exploration with its well-preserved 19th-century fort set against a backdrop of expansive coastal scenery. Engaging festivals throughout the year celebrate everything from local shrimp to classic cars, making each visit to this enchanting island a unique encounter with its rich culture and laid-back lifestyle. ...
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    Sunday - Jan 5, 2025
    Day
    8
    • Fernandina Beach, United States
    Enjoy one final breakfast onboard as you prepare to disembark in Amelia Island.


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