Tuesday, October 28 - NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
From the legendary Grand Ole Opry to the Country Music Hall of Fame, Nashville is the official headquarters of country music. The lively streets are lined with art galleries and unique shops that welcome you at every turn. Take time to explore the historic downtown, including the famous Country Music Hall of Fame Museum and Honky Tonk Row. After a day of exploring, settle into your pre-cruise hotel and relax.
Excursions & Entertainement
Hotel Stay and Grand Ole Opry
Wednesday, October 29 - CRUISING THE CUMBERLAND RIVER
Board your ship and enjoy a leisurely day cruising along the idyllic landscapes of the Cumberland River. As you begin your amazing journey, relax on your private stateroom balcony and admire the beautiful views stretching out before you. Get to know fellow guests in one of the lounges or at the evening cocktail hour.
Thursday, October 30 - CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE
Discover Clarksville, named for General George Rogers Clark, a frontier fighter, Revolutionary War hero, and brother of William Clark of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. As you explore the city led by our local guides, learn how Clarksville rose as a major tobacco port during the 1800s. Tour the Don F. Pratt Memorial Museum which houses military memorabilia, or Dunbar Cave, one of the largest caves in the county.
Excursions & Entertainment
Tracing Clarksville's Musical History
Customs House Museum & Cultural Center - Complimentary Excursion
Old Glory Distilling Co. Experience
Fort Defiance - Complimentary Excursion
Friday, October 31 - DOVER, TENNESSEE
The small town of Dover is a historic treasure and a place of scenic beauty. Home to Fort Donelson National Park, the city played a pivotal role in the Civil War as the site of a major Union victory. Dover is the Cross Creeks National Wildlife Refuge, an over 8,000-acre waterfowl and plant life habitat, and the Land Between Lakes National Recreation Area.
Excursions & Entertainment
Fort Donelson National Military Park - Complimentary Excursion
Homeplace 1850s Working Farm & Living History Museum - Complimentary Excursion
Saturday, November 1 - CRUISING LAKE BARKLEY AND THE
CUMBERLAND RIVER
Admire the picturesque scenery of America's Heartland, including the Kentucky Lakes and the rolling landscape of 170,000 acres of protected forest. Experience a relaxing day cruising Lake Barkley and admire panoramic views of the Cumberland River from the comfort of your private balcony.
Sunday, November 2 - PADUCAH, KENTUCKY
Founded by William Clark (of Lewis and Clark), Paducah is known as a National Heritage Destination with many talented culinary artists, painters, spotters, and jewelers creating and displaying their works there. Also known as "Quilt City," there is plenty to do in Paducah from shopping to visiting one of the many fine museums to participating in a hands-on creative workshop at a local art gallery.
Excursions & Entertainment
Monday, November 3 - CRUISING THE MISSISSIPPI AND OHIO RIVER
Enjoy the idyllic countryside of the Ohio River and the wonder of the mighty Mississippi that inspired Mark Twain. The Ohio River was pivotal in the development and exploration of the American West, along the way, we highlight much that has defined our American roots from the Civil War to bluegrass music.
Tuesday, November 4 - MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Excitement resonates as you reach America's third-largest inland port, famous for Blues, BBQ, and Elvis Presley's Graceland. The city has been at the forefront of several American cultural movements such as Civil Rights and Rock 'n' Roll. The city's Beale Street is often called "America's Most Iconic Street" due to its significance to our country's history and contributions to the music industry.
Excursions & Entertainment
Rock 'n' Soul Museum & Music Hall of Fame
Wednesday, November 5 - MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
Enjoy breakfast on board the ship before beginning your journey home. Reflect upon your adventures and the new friends made along the way.