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Liberty Nile cruise takes you back in time to the splendor of ancient Egypt. In fact, MS Liberty Nile cruise totally renovated in 2018. The cruise is the perfect base from which to explore the mysteries of the Nile. It is also the base to discover one of the world’s most fascinating civilizations. The Nile river cruise ship offers 3 night Nile cruise tour from Aswan and 4 nights from Luxor. It also offers 7 night Nile cruise tour from Aswan and Luxor as well. MS Liberty Nile cruise features 04 decks, 66 cabins and 06 presidential suites.

Moreover, all cabins and suites have private bathroom with shower and hairdryer. They also have mini bar and air conditioner with individual control. The cabins also have telephone, television with internal video system and satellite channels. The cruise cabins also have sound system, music system and individual safe deposit box. MS Liberty Nile cruise won the 1995 award for the best Nile river cruise ship. The honor presented by the Egyptian Minister of Tourism. Read the cruise reviews, details and itineraries. Check out the cruise prices and book MS Liberty Nile cruise Now!

Accommodation:

• 06 Presidential Suites.

Guest Cabin Facilities:

• Private balcony.
• Private bathroom.
• Shower and hairdryer.
• Air conditioning with control.
• Television with
• Internal video system.
• Satellite channels.
• Sound system.
• Music system.
• Safe deposit box
• Bathtub and Jacuzzi in suites.

MS Liberty Nile cruise Facilities & Services:

• Restaurant.
• Lounge Bar.
• Discotheque.
• Sundeck with bar.
• Swimming pool.
• Recreational facilities.
• Sound proofing.
• Fire alarms & protection.
• Beauty salon.
• Boutique and gift shop.
• Water purification station.

Sailing Schedule:

• 04 Days / 03 nights Ex Aswan every Wednesday.
• 05 Days / 04 nights Ex Luxor every Saturday.
• 08 Days / 07 nights Ex Aswan every Wednesday.
• 08 Days / 07 nights Ex Luxor every Saturday.

Tour itineraries details:

• 3 nights Nile cruise itinerary
• 4 nights Nile cruise itinerary
• 7 nights cruise itinerary Ex Luxor

Upon arrival Aswan airport, there will be a meeting and assist by our representative. And then, there will be also a transfer to MS Liberty Nile cruise by private coach. In fact, the embarkation on the cruise will be before the lunch. And then, you will get the lunch on the cruise board. The time will be at leisure till afternoon. And then, we will sail by traditional Nile boat on the Nile river. In fact, the sailing will be along the shores of Elephantine Island . And then, you will be back to the cruise for afternoon tea and coffee. In fact, the dinner and overnight will be also on the cruise board.

** Optional Tour:  There will be an excursion to Abu Simbel temples . In fact, the excursion will be either by private coach or by domestic flight.

Abu Simbel twin temples located about 300 km southwest of Aswan. In fact, the complex is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. It known as the “Nubian Monuments” which run from the complex downriver to Philae. In fact, The twin temples carved out of the mountainside. It was during the reign of Pharaoh Ramses II in the 13th century BC. Furthermore, the temples erected to commemorate his alleged victory at the Battle of Kadesh. The complex relocated in its entirety in 1968. In fact, it is now on an artificial hill. Moreover, the complex is high above the Aswan High Dam.

The breakfast will be also on Liberty Nile cruise board. Today, we will visit Aswan High Dam which built in 1960. In fact, the dam contains 18 times the material which used in the Great Pyramid of Giza. Moreover, the dam is 11,811 feet long. Furthermore, it is 3215 feet thick at the base and 363 feet tall. And then, we will proceed to visit the Unfinished Obelisk . The obelisk made of the red granite which used for the ancient temples and colossi. In fact, the granite brought from quarries in the Aswan area. The obelisk weighs more or less than 2.3 million pound. And then, we will visit the beautiful Philae temple. In fact, the temple risen from the water of the Nile River.

Then, we will be back to MS Liberty Nile cruise for taking the lunch while sailing to Kom Ombo. Once we arrive, we will visit the Ptolemaic temple of Sobek and Haroeries. And then, we will return back to the Nile cruise. Relax on the sun deck and watch primitive villages on the banks of the river glide. In fact, the tea and coffee served in the early evening on the cruise board. While sailing to Edfu, we will enjoy a sumptuous oriental dinner on the cruise board. In fact, the dinner includes dance all night away. Moreover, the dinner also includes Egyptian folklore Party. The overnight will be also on the cruise board.

Today, the breakfast will be also on MS Liberty Nile cruise board. This morning, we will visit the beautiful preserved Edfu temple. In fact, the temple also known as Horus temple, the Falcon God. Moreover, the temple built in 237 BC during the reigns of six Ptolemy’s. Furthermore, the temple indeed is the best temple which preserved in Ancient Egypt. Moreover, the temple is the second largest after Karnak temple. In fact, Horus temple built from sandstone blocks. The huge Ptolemaic temple constructed over the site of a smaller earlier temple. In fact, Horus temple oriented east to west towards the Nile river.

The later structure of the temple faces north to south. It leaves the ruined remains of the older temple pylon to see on the east side of the first court. In fact, little known about the first Horus temple. An inscription shows that New Kingdom rulers Seti I, Ramses II and III did building work there. And then, we will return back tho the cruise for taking the lunch on the cruise board. Then, we will sail to Luxor in this day. While sailing, you will get the tea and coffee on the cruise board in the early evening. In fact, the dinner and overnight will be also on the cruise board.

We will take the breakfast today also on the MS Liberty Nile cruise. And then, we will disembark from the cruise. Today, we will we cross to the west bank of the Nile to visit the Colossi of Memnon. In fact, they are two massive stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. Moreover, they stood in the Theban necropolis for the past 3400 years since 1350 BC. It was across the River Nile from the modern city of Luxor. And then, we will go to the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens. In the valley of the queens, we will visit Hatshepsut temple. The temple located beneath the cliffs at on the west bank of the Nile. In fact, it is near the Valley of the Kings in Luxor.

The mortuary temple dedicated to the sun god Amon-Ra. In fact, the lunch today will be at local restaurant on your own. And then, we will visit the awe inspiring Luxor temple. In fact, the temple founded in 1400 BC and built with sandstone block from an area in Aswan. The area located in fact in South Western Egypt. And then, we will continue to visit Karnak temple. The temple houses a vast mix of decayed temples, chapels, pylons and other buildings. Moreover, the building at the complex began in the reign of Sesostris I in the Middle Kingdom. And then, there will be a transfer to Luxor airport to catch your flight.

Once you arrive Luxor airport, our representative will meet and assist you. And then, there will be a transfer to MS Liberty Nile cruise. In fact, the embarkation on the Nile cruise board will be before the lunch. And then, you will take the lunch meal on the cruise board. Today, we will start the tour program by visiting Luxor temple. The temple founded in 1400 BC and built from sandstone blocks. In fact, these sandstone blocks brought from the south western of Egypt. And then, we will visit Karnak temple which features a vast mix of decayed temples and chapels. Moreover, the temple also features pylons and other buildings. And then, we will be back to the cruise. The dinner and overnight will be also on the Nile cruise board.

The breakfast meal today will be also on the MS Liberty Nile cruise board. And then, we will cross to the west bank of the Nile to visit the Colossi of Memnon. In fact, the colossi are two massive stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. Furthermore, the statues stood for the past 3400 years in this necropolis. Moreover, they are across the Nile River from the modern city of Luxor. And then, will go to the Valley of the Kings and the Valley of the Queens. There, we will visit Hatshepsut temple. In fact, the temple located under the cliffs on the west bank of the Nile.

Moreover, the temple is near to the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. And then, we will return back to the cruise. In fact, you will take the lunch meal on the cruise board while sailing to sailing to Edfu. The dinner and the overnight will be also on the cruise board.

In fact, the breakfast today will be also on the MS Liberty Nile cruise board. And then, we will visit the beautiful preserved Horus temple. In fact, it indeed the best preserved of all Egyptian temples which built by the Ptolemy’s. And then, we will be back to get the lunch on the cruise board. In fact, you will take your lunch while sailing to Kom Ombo. Over there, we will visit the temple of Sobek the crocodile god which situated on the riverbank. And then, we will be back to the cruise and will sail to Aswan. We will enjoy an oriental dinner and dance all night away on the Nile river cruise board. In fact, the overnight will be also on the cruise board.

Breakfast meal will be today on MS Liberty Nile cruise board too. And then, we will visit Aswan High Dam. In fact, the dam is an embankment dam which situated across the Nile River in Aswan. And then, we will visit the Unfinished Obelisk. The obelisk located in the northern region of the stone quarries of ancient Egypt in Aswan. And then, we will be back to the Nile cruise for taking the lunch meal. In fact, the lunch will be also on the cruise board. PM, we will sail on the Nile by traditional Nile boat along the shores of Elephantine Island. In fact, we will visit Philae temple there. The temple located at Philae Island which was a rocky island in the middle of the Nile river.

In fact, the island called in Hieroglyphic “Apo” which means Ivory. Moreover, the island also known by the Greek “Elephantine”. In fact, the island was an important center of trade, especially for ivory. The Ancient Egyptians built a beautiful and magnificent temple on this island. In fact, the Ancient Egyptian built this temple for Goddess Isis. Yet, the temple became submerged after the first dam which built in 1906. And then we will be back to the Nile cruise board. The dinner and the overnight will be also on MS Liberty Nile cruise board.

Today, we will disembark after taking the breakfast meal on the cruise board. In fact, after the disembarkation, there will be a transfer to Aswan airport to catch your flight back.

Upon arrival Luxor airport there will be a meeting and an assist by our representative. And then, there will be a transfer to MS Liberty Nile cruise by private coach. In fact, the embarkation on the cruise will be before the lunch. The lunch, dinner and the overnight will be also on the Nile river cruise board.

The meal of breakfast will be also on MS Liberty Nile cruise board. And then, the Nile cruise ship will sail to Esna to visit Esna temple. In fact, the temple dedicated to the ram headed God Khnum. And then, we will be back to the Nile cruise ship. In fact, you will take your lunch on the board while the cruise sails to Kom Ombo. Over there, we will visit the temple of Sobek.

In fact, the temple built by the Ptolemy and located about 28 miles north of Aswan. The tea and the coffee also served in the early evening on the cruise board. While we sail to Aswan, we will enjoy an amazing oriental dinner. We will also enjoy the dance all night away to the Egyptian folklore party. The overnight will be also on the cruise board.

Today, you will also take breakfast on the boat board. Then, we will visit Aswan High Dam which built in 1960. In fact, it contains 18 times the material which used in the Great Pyramid of Cheops. And then, we will go ahead to visit the Unfinished Obelisk. The obelisk made of the red granite which used for the ancient temples and colossi. Then, we will visit the fascinating  Philae temple which risen from the water of the Nile river. And then, we will be back to the Nile cruise ship. The lunch will be also on the cruise board. Moreover, there will be tea and coffee which served in the early evening on the cruise board. The dinner and overnight will be also on MS Liberty Nile cruise board.

The breakfast today will be also on the boat board. The time will be at leisure on the Nile river cruise board. In fact, you will take the lunch meal also on the Nile river cruise board. Moreover, you will also take the afternoon tea and coffee in the early evening on the cruise board. The dinner and the overnight will be also on the cruise board.

We will today take the breakfast also on the cruise board. And then, we will sail to Edfu. The lunch will be also on the board. Once we arrive, we will visit the beautiful Edfu temple . The temple known as the temple of Horus, the Falcon God. In fact, the temple built in 237 BC during the reigns of six Ptolemy’s. And then, we will be back to the Nile cruise for taking the afternoon tea and coffee. Moreover, the dinner and the overnight will be also on MS Liberty Nile cruise board.

After we take the breakfast meal on the boat board, we will sail to Luxor. In fact, the lunch will be also on the Nile cruise board. Moreover, there will be tea and the coffee which served in the early evening on the cruise board. The dinner and the overnight will be also on the cruise board.

Today the meal of the breakfast will be also on Liberty Nile cruise board. And then, we will start the tour by crossing to the West bank of the Nile river. Over there, we will visit the Valley of the Kings. In fact, the valley features many tombs which chiseled deep into the Cliff side. Continue to visit the funerary temple of Queen Hatshepsut. The design of the temple set at the head of the valley and overshadowed by the peak of Thebes. Our last stop will be at Colossi of Memnon. Then, we will be back to the Nile cruise for taking the lunch. And then, we will visit Karnak temple, the largest temple built by a man. Continue to visit Luxor temple. The dinner and the overnight will be also on Liberty Nile cruise board.

In fact, today we will disembark after taking the breakfast on the cruise board. And then, there will be a transfer to Luxor airport for catching your flight back.

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• Smoking allowed
• Swimming pool
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MS Liberty Nile cruise is one of the deluxe 5 stars Nile cruises among Egypt Nile cruises. In fact, the Nile river ship is one of the budget Nile cruises and Friday Nile cruises as well. Moreover, the cruise is also of of the 4 nights Nile cruises, 7 night Nile cruises and 3 night Nile cruises. Furthermore, the ship boat is also one of the Monday Nile cruises offering nice Nile cruise trips. In fact, the cruise is one of the Nile river ships which offer reasonable Nile cruises prices. It also offers moderate Nile cruises rates. The cruise offers unique Nile cruise packages. Book MS Liberty through our Nile cruise booking system.

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By Engineerstar , July 11, 2014 in Carnival Cruise Lines

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OK. My family and friends are sailing on Ms. Liberty in 2015. We have booked 3 rooms so far: 6338, 6336, & 6224. One is a balcony room.

Let's us here from you. What would you say was your best room or worst room on Ms. Liberty and why? Thank you for your response!

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We havent stayed in the cabins mentioned but they are all directly over the showroom. Most of the comments I have read are not favorable for this location. We were in this general area but on a higher deck and had no problems with the noise.

We havent stayed in the cabins mentioned but they are all directly over the showroom.

6336 and 6338 appear to be over the casino.

BamaLady#13

Deck 7 is usually the best deck because all cabins on this floor have rooms directly above and below. We never stay in a cabin that has a public venue above or below. Of course you could have noisy folks on either side, but that could happen anywhere.

k2excursion

Over the theater (6224) is fine if you don't go to bed until 11:30 or later and you don't take midday naps. They will hear noise from the activities going on in the theater, and that would include some rehearsals during the day. Overnight, it's empty. Your other 2 rooms are over the casino, which might or might not be noisy. I believe there is a band or soloist that plays music on the starboard side of the promenade bar, so it may be possible that the noise from that makes it into those rooms. They typically play later into the night, plus you never know how loud the casino might be at any hour. I wouldn't choose those 2 rooms.

I also recommend moving up to deck 7. All those rooms have staterooms both above & below, which is ideal. There are a few possibilities of balconies for 3 with interiors for 3 across the hall, as long as those rooms are available. The ones at the front of the ship on deck 7 are the same categories as what you have, so there shouldn't be any price difference. The ones more midship would be just 1 category higher. If none are available there, you could go to deck 8, but I wouldn't go any further back than 8288/8289. I believe that those plus all rooms forward of those have rooms above them. Back from those rooms will have lido deck public space above them. You could also try lido or panorama decks.

If you're looking to book more rooms, my personal preference is a porthole room down on deck 2. They are in limited supply though. "Porthole" rooms have 2 beds that can be pushed together, while "Upper/Lower (with portholes) rooms have 2 beds that cannot be pushed together. Depending on my circumstances, I usually go with one of those. If the price difference is very small, I'll upgrade to an oceanview. If those don't work out for me, I would either get a standard interior below the midship dining room on deck 2, or a midship interior room on deck 7.

Great to know. We are booked on Deck 7 on the Liberty next April and I booked it for the reasons that you listed!

stargate fan

OK. My family and friends are sailing on Ms. Liberty in 2015. We have booked 3 rooms so far: 6338, 6336, & 6224. One is a balcony room. Let's us here from you. What would you say was your best room or worst room on Ms. Liberty and why? Thank you for your response!

We love our Lido deck balcony cabins. EXCEPT on Liberty. We booked 9276. There was a huge air intake vent over our heads. It sounded like a jet engine 24/7. We couldn't enjoy the balcony because of the noise. I implore everyone to stay away from 9276 through 9294 and 9275 through 9293.

See the red vent? Our cabin was directly below that.

Yes , my mistake. I was thinking of 6236 and 6238. Not sure if I would want to be over the casino either though.

AllmanJoy89

We love our Lido deck balcony cabins. EXCEPT on Liberty. We booked 9276. There was a huge air intake vent over our heads. It sounded like a jet engine 24/7. We couldn't enjoy the balcony because of the noise. I implore everyone to stay away from 9276 through 9294 and 9275 through 9293.   See the red vent? Our cabin was directly below that.

Well crap! We are booked in 9280! :rolleyes:

We stayed in 9206 last year. Our experience was nothing short of awesome!

all the more reason to book on the forward part of the ship :). Did an aft once and had cigarette smoke smells in the hallway, supposedly from where a crew storage/work area was. I've learned from that. :)

kona_wahine

I'm looking at the deck plans and 9276 is directly under the vent. You listed 9294, which isn't near a vent. Why do you suggest to stay away from that room? We have it booked (glory, sister ship)and it doesn't look to be a problem. We stayed in 9266 and didn't hear a thing.

I agree the cabins on deck 7 mid-ship are great, deck 6 mid ship cabins are good also but make sure your cabin selection is not above the disco.

Stay away from 7339. It's directly across from the laundry. We had that room booked but I switched to 7385 a few weeks before the cruise. I'm glad we did.

We 4 times, not had a bad one. Best is easy 9200 Captains suite.

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babyclaytonmom

What was wrong with that location? I am close to there in 1 week on Liberty. Havent heard anyone say they minded being close to the laundry.

It is very loud there. We walked past a few times. The laundry room door seems to stay open all the time. The washers and dryers are extremely loud and when people are in there talking to each other they're practically yelling at each other so they can be heard.

Was this at a time of day when people would be trying to sleep?

One night it was at about 11:00, so yes.

Anyone stay in 1045 on Panaroma deck (inside cabin)?

grooveynurse

We were just on the Freedom (Liberty's sister ship) and stayed in room 6293. It is an interior room with a different layout than normal. These interior cabins have their own hallway. They midship, a short distance from elevators, and directly above the casino. We heard absolutely no casino noise and found the location to be perfect. The layout of the room is a bit different in that there is no "hallway" as you enter, meaning the closets are not directly across from the bathroom. The room had plenty of space and I would highly recommend it to anyone else wishing an interior room. Another note is that there is a deck all the way forward on this level...sometimes referred to as the "secret deck". It was easy to access for a quick trip outside if we wanted fresh air:)

I saw where 1050(Liberty) was reported as very quiet. Another said 1056(Liberty) was relatively quiet. 1011(Liberty) is near gym and they could hear a lot of noise. Sorry I could not find anything. Maybe someone else will chime in.

We stayed in 6269. It was a balcony above the shops, right near the stairs. It was a great cabin! This time we will be in 8387 and 89 I believe. They are right below the buffet seating area. We didn't have much choice booking only 3 weeks in advance and needing two 3 berth rooms beside each other. Hopefully it will be okay!

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We are looking at March 2015 and need connecting balcony rooms. This ship is filling up quickly, so the only good options seem to be 8427/8429 or 7427/7431 which are both aft. Does anyone have an opinion about these choices? Would you do aft just to get the connecting rooms or go forward and settle for side by side rooms? Thanks in advance

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Has anyone cruised on the Liberty,

We have booked a Presidential Suite, just hope it's worth the extra.

Any info would be great,

Her decor is quite unique, giving the boat an appearance and ambience quite different to most standard boats cruising the Nile. The first thing that strikes you when you enter the reception area is a beautiful classic statue stretching up towards a blue glass dome 2 storeys above. The main circular staircase leading from the lobby is dominated by huge Art Nouveau glass panels depicting the artwork of the 19th century Czech artist Alphonse Mucha, whom I adore! That sold me on the boat right there - lol!

The rest of the boat is tastefully decorated, and the artistic theme repeats itself throughout with Impressionist prints and other classic artworks in evidence.

I found the regular cabins to be excellent, very comfortable and featuring small balconies and full length sliding french doors - not many boats have this!

As for the suites.... wow! The boat has 6 suites, and the two I saw were HUGE! They have two separate rooms, queen size beds and classic furniture. The color scheme is quite rich - dark reds, green and cream... to be honest I felt like I was in a 19th century French boudoir - lol! But the best part... you get a nice big bathroom with a JACUUZZI TUB! :-)

I wasn't able to find much in the way of pictures of the Liberty on the Net, so if you'd like me to send you some of the photos I took I'd be happy to do so. You can reach me at [email protected]

I hope this was helpful!

Best regards,

Karen ( http://www.heartofegypt.com )

Thanks for your GREAT review,

I knew the Liberty was kind of special because of the balconies, not alot of the Nile ships have this, but I now feel I have made the right choice and very much looking forward to cruising down the Nile on a beautiful ship, I will of course email you some photo's of the Liberty, although I'm not going until 4th July (very hot I know)

Thanks again

I know the weather is going to be hot but that's expected but I'v also heard the nile can be smelly and there is alot of flying insects. Any advise would be greatly appreciated.

I'd be most interested in seeing your photos of the Liberty Please.

[email protected]

It seem the Liberty is suddenly very popular! To Malcolm and the other fine folks who have e-mailed me requesting my photos, I'll be happy to forward them to you all in the next couple of days once my schedule clears. In the meantime I found the following information and great pics on the Web... it looks like you folks booked on the Liberty will be following in some famous footsteps! ;-)

http://www.travelinstyle.com/egypt/liberty.htm

To Karen and all who added to this thread re M/s Liberty.

I am booked on this boat on 12 December 2005.

When I booked I stipulated twin beds because I am accompanied by my 31 year old son.

This is a celebration of my 70th birthday.

However I cannot get any sense out of the tour operator who just says that all cabins are twins!

Karen has told us they are queensized beds.. and there are two rooms!

Karen? are there also two beds?

I am really non plussed about this and as you can imagine rather anxious too.

Since maybe someone will have travelled on the Liberty and knows I am asking the question here!

Silkstone Lady from the UK

Hello Silkstone Lady... I'm sure there's an interesting story behind that name!

Hello again Karen and ty for your prompt reply. I have booked a suite with jacuzzi on the middle deck.

I looked at some more sites which publish pictures on the actual suites..tne Presedential and the Junior.and these show a double bed in both pictures altho as you so rightly said the Presedential one has two rooms and I think I can spy a sofa in the second room. I am wondering if the operator will shift me two twins in from a junior suite..just do a swop for my week perhaps?

I am really quite annoyed because I dont think I should have all this bother.

Now, thinking this morning, the details do not say anything except ROOM: Middle Deck suite..Units 1.... not really very explanatory!

The deck plans can be found on http:/www.travelinstyle.com/egypt/images/liberty_deck jpg. in case anyone else would like the boat layout.

Also I found some wonderful images of the reception you told us about and an account of how the First Lady of Egypt arranged for the Bushes to sail aboard the Liberty as she was the best on the Nile according to the Egyptian Tourist authority!

So we shall be following in illustrious footsteps. There is also an extremely nice wide view of the lounge showing the dance floor.

Yes it is as you told us from the pictures! If I can just get some sense out of Cruise Control I will be happy!

I mean how hard is it to move some beds?( if necessary.)

My son says he will be willing to sleep on the sofa in the second room but I am paying 5* so thats what I expect.

lol..watch this space!

Oh yes.. Silkstone.. it is a small village near Barnsley in West Yorkshire in the UK. I just liked the name. It was a coal mining place ..when we had mines.

But everyone calls me Silk - on and offline!

the sun is struggling out here today but temperatures still mean you need your sweater!

Enjoy your day all who read this

I will let you all know what the cruise is like when I come back!

We go 2nd May '05

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Anyone been on the MS Liberty - I'm guessing (hoping?0

) that it's pretty much like a lot of the ships on the Nile but I would like to be prepared.

Thanks in advance

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Oh no, we are booked on this boat for a week 18th November, l thought it had had a complete revamp, looking at the photos must be deceiving. Could you give me more details. Is there a drinks package you can purchase, how much are you expected to tip, do rooms have hairdryers, any internet?

Oops sound like you better change it, if you can! Dirty boat and no food options for a week!!!!!

Have you anything to report on the MS Liberty we are due to go on this ship in just over a week I’m a little worried about it after seeing the remarks. Thank you Fran

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Liberty Nile Cruise

Cruise schedule.

Every Monday from Luxor for 04 nights Every Friday from Aswan for 03 nights

Meals Included

Enjoy the most luxurious Nile cruise with a 19th century ambiance on board  M/S Liberty Nile Cruise  and discover 7000 years of Egyptian civilization on a unique trip down one of the world’s most beautiful and famous rivers. This ship won the 1995 award for the best cruise ship. The honor was presented by the Egyptian Minister of Tourism.

Embarking on a picturesque voyage along the iconic Nile, our journey unfolds with strategic stops designed to immerse travelers in the unparalleled legacy of ancient and modern monuments. These stops become gateways to   Egypt ‘s storied past, featuring prominent landmarks like the High Dam , the Temple of Philae , and the Unfinished Obelisk in the captivating city of Aswan . The historical tapestry continues to weave its tales as we venture into Luxor , where our meticulously planned itinerary includes scheduled visits to the Valley of the Kings , the Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El Bahari, the monumental Colossi of Memnon , and the grandeur of the Karnak Temples Complex and the Temple of Luxor .

Adding another layer of cultural exploration, our esteemed guests will have the opportunity to explore the Temple of Kom Ombo , affectionately known as the Crocodile Temple, and the impeccably preserved Temple of Horus in Edfu .

To further enhance the richness of our guests’ experience, a myriad of optional tours beckons at their discretion. For those cruising the Nile for durations of 03, 04, or 07 nights, there exists ample time to indulge in one or two optional tours alongside the standard historical excursions in Aswan , Luxor , and the intervening regions.

Among the enticing optional tours available are the exhilarating Hot Air Balloon adventure in Luxor , the captivating Sound & Light Show at Karnak or Philae Temple , and a leisurely sail by Felucca or sailing boat around the picturesque islands of Luxor and Aswan . For enthusiasts of hidden Pharaonic gems, options include visits to the secluded wonders of the Valley of the Queens , the majestic Ramsseum, the evocative Temple of Madinet Habu, and the haunting tombs of Deir El Madina in Luxor . Notably, in Aswan , we seamlessly organize visits to the sublime Temples of Abu Simbel , the venerable Temple of Kalabsha, the immersive Nubian Museum, and the enchanting natural setting of the Nubian Village .

By crafting a balanced blend of mandatory historical highlights and optional exploratory ventures, our Nile cruise endeavors to deliver an unforgettable odyssey through the heart of Egypt ‘s incomparable cultural and archaeological heritage. Each stop along the Nile becomes a chapter in the narrative, revealing layers of Egypt ‘s past and present, and creating a mosaic of experiences that resonate with the spirit of discovery. As the Nile gently carries our guests through this historical tapestry, they find themselves immersed in the majesty and mystique of one of the world’s most fascinating civilizations.

• Private balcony.
• Private bathroom with hair dryer in cabins and bathtub with Jacuzzi in Presidential suites.
• T.V. with internal video system &satellite channels.
• Individual safe deposit box in cabin.
• Sound system.
• Individually controlled air conditioning.
• Shower cabin.
• Open Sundeck Bar.
• Heated swimming pool and Jacuzzi.
• Sound proofing.
• Fire alarms & protection.
• Beauty salon.
• Boutique and gift shop.
• Lounge Bar.
• Discotheque.
• Air conditioning with control.

• Meet and assist by our representatives in Luxor & Aswan.
• Accommodation on board the Nile Cruise based on FULL Board.
• Private transfer to the Nile Cruise ship and vice versa.
• Private Egyptologist, English-speaking tour guide.
• Entrance fees to all the indicated sites.
• All service charges and taxes.
• Private Sightseeing Tours.
• Entry Visa to Egypt.
• International or/and domestic flight tickets.
• Extras on board like “SPA, laundry, telephone, extra meals, etc”.
• Tipping to “Company Representatives, Guide, Driver, etc.”
• Any optional tours may require.

The above-mentioned rates are quoted per person, in double standard cabin, per night, for minimum three nights cruise – including private tours.

The High Dam – Temple of Philae – The Unfinished Obelisk – Temple of Kom Ombo – Temple of Horus in Edfu – Valley of the Kings – Temple of Queen Hatshepsut at Deir El Bahari – Colossi of Memnon – The Karnak Temples Complex – Temple of Luxor

Day 01: Friday (Lunch & Dinner)

Morning time, you will be met by our local representative in Aswan, who will transfer you by private Air-conditioned vehicle to your  Nile Cruise  boat. We will check-in our boat within few minutes. After that, you will join our professional tour guide to visit the  Aswan High Dam , constructed by the former president, Gamal Abdel Nasser in 1960 to store the water of the Nile, and then generate electricity. We will then drive to shores of the River Nile and take a motor boat to reach the Agilika Island to visit  Temple of Philae , constructed in the 3rd century BC in the Greco Roman period. Our last visit of this marvelous day tour in Aswan will be to the  Unfinished Obelisk , which was found in the granite quarry in the Southern part of Aswan. After the tour, we will get back to our  Nile Cruise  boat for overnight.

Day 02: Saturday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Energizing breakfast on the cruise. Our Nile Cruise boat will be landed at the location of the city of Kom Ombo, where we will visit  Temple of Sobek & Haroeris , established in the Ptolemaic period, completed in the Roman era, and was dedicated to two gods, the local crocodile, Sobek and the famous eagle god, Haroeris. After that, we will get back to our boat for rest and refresh. Later on, we will visit  Temple of Horus in Edfu , the finest preserved ancient Egyptian temple in the land of the Nile. We will then get back to our boat for overnight.

Day 03: Sunday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Free morning on your own or (optional) we can offer a  Hot-air Balloon over the West Bank of Luxor . Enjoy your delicious breakfast before exploring the city of the dead where we can visit  Valley of the Kings , the richest and most fascinating ancient tombs in Egypt. This was the burial site of the kings from the New Kingdom. The next visit of the day will be to the  Temple of Deir El Bahari , constructed during the reign of the 18th dynasty by Queen Hatshepsut, one of the greatest rulers of Egypt. Our last visit will be to the  Colossi of Memnon ; these two huge statues are the only remaining items of the great funerary temple of Amenhotep III constructed in 1350 BC and became a landmark of Luxor afterwards. After that, we will get back to our boat for overnight.

Day 04: Monday (Breakfast)

Check out after breakfast. Later on, we will move to explore the east bank of Luxor including two marvelous temple complexes. Our first visit of the day will be to the  Karnak Temples Complex , constructed over a period of more than one thousand years, almost all the impressive items of the Karnak we see today date back to the new kingdom specially the huge amazing columns of the hypostyle hall which are constructed by Ramses II, the greatest builder of ancient Egypt. We will then visit  Luxor Temple , another startling temple that was established around the 14th century BC and the construction continued for many years afterwards by Ramses II, Queen Hatshepsut, and many other Pharaohs. After the tour, we will transfer you to your location in Luxor.

Day 01: Monday (Lunch & Dinner)

Morning time, you will be met by our local representative in Luxor, who will transfer you by private Air-conditioned vehicle to your  Nile Cruise . After lunch, you will join our tour guide to visit  Temple of Karnak , constructed over a period of more than one thousand years. We will then visit  Luxor Temple , which was established around the 14th century BC and the construction continued for many years afterwards by Ramses II, Queen Hatshepsut, and others kings. After the tour, you will be transferred to your Nile Cruise for rest and refresh. Evening time is free at leisure on your own to relax on board or we can offer an (optional) tour to attend the  Sound & Light Show at Karnak Temple , one of the remarkable shows in Egypt. Finally, we will get back to our Nile Cruise for overnight.

Day 02: Tuesday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Energizing breakfast will be served on board. After that, we will visit  Valley of the Kings , the richest and most fascinating ancient tombs in Egypt. This was the burial site of the kings from the New Kingdom. Our next visit of the day will be to  Temple of Deir El Bahari , constructed during the reign of the 18th dynasty by Queen Hatshepsut. On our return way to the cruise, we will visit the  Colossi of Memnon , the only remaining items of the great funerary temple of king Amenhotep III. Finally, we will transfer you to your Nile Cruise.

Day 03: Wednesday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Energizing breakfast will be served on board before our full day tour. Our  Nile Cruise  ship will land at the location of the city of Edfu, where we will visit the  Temple of Horus , constructed by the Ptolemies in the 3rd century BC for the worship of the god Horus, the avenger of his father. After this marvelous visit, we will get back to our Nile Cruiser for lunch, rest and refresh. We will then proceed to visit the  Temple of Kom Ombo , established in the Ptolemaic period and completed in the Roman Era. Finally, you will be transferred back to your Nile cruise ship for rest and refresh. Evening time, Egyptian folklore show will be operated by the staff.

Day 04: Thursday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Breakfast meal will be served on board. After that, you will prepare yourself to join your expert tour guide to explore the wonderful city of Aswan. Our first visit of the day will be to the  High Dam , which was constructed by the former president, Gamal Abdel Nasser to store the water, and then generate a large volume of the electricity. We will then ride in a motorboat to visit  Temple of Philae , constructed in the 3rd century BC in the Greco Roman era as the cult center of the goddess Isis. Our last visit will be to the  Unfinished Obelisk , which was found in the granite quarry in the Southern part of Aswan. After the day tour, we will drive back to our Nile cruiser, so we can enjoy the tasty lunch. Evening time is free at leisure on your own to relax on board or we can offer an (optional) tour to attend the  Sound & Light Show at Philae Temple , where you can learn more about the temple and about the kings who left their objects there. Finally, we will get back to our Nile Cruise for overnight.

Day 05: Friday (Breakfast)

Check out after breakfast. “Depends on the schedule of your flight”, you’ll be met by our local representative in Aswan, who will transfer you by private Air-conditioned vehicle to Aswan Airport in order to catch your flight to your next destination, where our services will be ended.

Every Monday from Luxor to Luxor for 07 nights

Morning time, you will be met by our local representative in Luxor, who will transfer you by private Air-conditioned vehicle to your  Nile Cruise . After lunch, you will join our tour guide to visit  Temple of Karnak , constructed over a period of more than one thousand years. We will then visit  Luxor Temple , which was established around the 14th century BC and the construction continued for many years afterwards by Ramses II, Queen Hatshepsut, and others kings. After the tour, you will be transferred to your  Nile Cruise  for rest and refresh. Evening time is free at leisure on your own to relax on board or we can offer an (optional) tour to attend the  Sound & Light Show at Karnak Temple , one of the remarkable shows in Egypt. Finally, we will get back to our  Nile Cruise  for overnight.

It is a free morning in Luxor. However, we can offer many activities in the morning like exploring the West bank of Luxor from the SKY! Imaging flying over the great city of Luxor, whereas the royal necropolis and the wonderful collection of our funerary temples were erected. Evening time is free at leisure on your own on board to relax on board while cruising the Nile towards the city of Edfu. Dinner meal will be served on board your Nile Cruise, and then the staff will operate a folkloric show. Overnight onboard.

Energizing breakfast meal will be served on board before the tour of today. Our Nile Cruise ship will land at the location of the  Temple of Kom Ombo , established in the Ptolemaic period and completed in the Roman era, the temple is dedicated to two gods, the local crocodile, Sobek and the famous eagle god, Haroeris. After your amazing visit, you will get back to the ship, so we can enjoy the delicious lunch on board while sailing towards Aswan. Afternoon time, is free at leisure to use the cruise facilities (available, but not included in the package price) or to relax on board enjoying the amazing view of the immortal River Nile! Dinner meal will be served on board. Evening time, a music performance will be operated by the staff. Overnight onboard.

Free morning on board, so you can enjoy the amazing view of the Nile while sailing to Aswan! Afternoon, we will transfer you to enjoy such a unique tour by sailing on the Nile by Felucca (Sailing Boat) around the nice islands of Aswan,  Agha Khan Mausoleum and the  Kitchener Island . We will then get back to the ship for rest and refresh. Enjoy your afternoon tea on board whereas the wonderful view the Nile. Evening time is free at leisure on your own to relax on board or we can offer an (optional) tour to attend the  Sound & Light Show at Philae Temple , where you can learn more about the temple and about the kings who left their objects there. Finally, we will get back to our  Nile Cruise  for rest and refresh. Dinner meal will be served on board, and then the staff will operate a folkloric show. Overnight on board the  Nile Cruise in Aswan .

Day 05: Friday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Breakfast meal will be served on board. After that, you will prepare yourself to join your expert tour guide to explore the wonderful city of Aswan. Our first visit of the day will be to the  High Dam , which was constructed by the former president, Gamal Abdel Nasser to store the water, and then generate a large volume of the electricity. We will then ride in a motorboat to visit  Temple of Philae , constructed in the 3rd century BC in the Greco Roman era as the cult center of the goddess Isis.

Our last visit will be to the  Unfinished Obelisk , which was found in the granite quarry in the Southern part of Aswan. After the day tour, we will drive back to our Nile cruiser, so we can enjoy the tasty lunch. Evening time is free at leisure on your own to relax on board or we can offer an (optional) tour to attend the  Sound & Light Show at Philae Temple , where you can learn more about the temple and about the kings who left their objects there. Finally, we will get back to our Nile Cruise for overnight.

Day 06: Saturday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Today we start sailing (in the early morning) towards the city of Edfu, near Aswan, in order to continue our wonderful  Nile Cruise to Luxor . Energizing breakfast meal will be served on board before starting to your day tour. Our first visit of today will be to the  Temple of Horus in Edfu , the finest preserved ancient Egyptian temple in the land of the Nile. It was constructed by the Ptolemies in the 3rd century BC for the worship of the god Horus. After that, you will get back to the ship, so we can enjoy the lunch on board while sailing to the city of Luxor. Evening time is free at leisure on board so you can enjoy the sailing process to Luxor. Overnight onboard.

Day 07: Sunday (Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner)

Morning time is free at leisure or (optional) you can enjoy a  Hot-air Balloon  over the West Bank of Luxor. Enjoy your delicious breakfast before exploring the city of the dead where we can visit  Valley of the Kings , the richest and most fascinating ancient tombs in Egypt. This was the burial site of the kings from the New Kingdom. The next visit of the day will be to the  Temple of Deir El Bahari , constructed during the reign of the 18th dynasty by Queen Hatshepsut, one of the greatest rulers of Egypt. Our last visit will be to the  Colossi of Memnon ; these two huge statues are the only remaining items of the great funerary temple of Amenhotep III constructed in 1350 BC and became a landmark of Luxor afterwards. After that, we will get back to our boat for overnight.

Day 08: Monday (Breakfast)

Check out after breakfast. Later on, you will be met by our local representative in Luxor, who will transfer you to your hotel in Luxor or to Luxor International Airport in order to catch your departure flight after spending few days exploring the amazing temples, tombs and unforgettable attractions.

Just send us your estimated dates of travel and ask for a quote for the entire trip to Egypt. Our professional team will answer you as soon as possible with the best quote!

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Carnival Liberty ®

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We think you should have a great time at sea. Carnival Liberty feels the same way! This is one ship that’s ready to put its fun where your vacation is, with plenty of ways to enjoy your time away. All day long, Carnival Liberty can be found serving up signature burgers designed by Guy Fieri, right there at Guy's Burger Joint ™ — and look! — just over there is SkyBox ™ Sports Bar: a double-header of a sports bar that brings together live sports on TV and lively sports-gaming competition... oh, not to mention great drinks! Enjoy BlueIguana Cantina ™ tacos and burritos on Lido deck — made fresh, and fast, while you wait — plus two great bars: one rum-slinging, one tequila-wielding, both dueling for your heart. That's right: just a quick stroll from RedFrog Rum Bar ® you’ll find BlueIguana Tequila Bar ™ . On the entertainment side of things, Carnival Liberty features two of our best, live on stage. First there's Playlist Productions ™ , where pros sing and dance their hearts out, performing high-energy themed revues of tunes you know, backed by amazing visual effects. Then there's Punchliner ™ Comedy Club where you'll find some real pros who know how to wedge a little laughter into anyone’s evening. Kids have three unique youth spaces where they can hang out with others their age and enjoy supervised activities, games and more. You might call Carnival Liberty a vacation spot that's just full of great vacation spots... and we'd agree!

• 110,000 Gross Tonnage
• 2974 Guest Capacity
• 952 Length In Feet
• 1160 Onboard Crew

INSIDE THIS SHIP

Just like a delicious cake, your ship is made of layers. Find out which fun ingredients — staterooms, dining, activities — go into each deck.

YOUR STATEROOM

Interior with picture window (walkway view).

Every room includes:

• Dedicated stateroom attendant
• Soft, cozy linens
• Plenty of closet and drawer space
• In-room safe for valuables
• Stateroom climate control

Interior Upper/Lower (Porthole)

Interior upper/lower, ocean view (obstructed view), premium vista balcony.

Premium Vista Balcony staterooms were designed to wrap around the aft corners of Carnival Liberty, giving you a unique vantage point from which to enjoy luxuriously panoramic views of the sky and the sea — and yes, take in even more of that sunshine.

Premium Balcony

Step into a Premium Balcony stateroom aboard Carnival Liberty and it’s easy to see exactly what you’re getting: one seriously spacious stateroom. It’s about more than just the room itself, you’ll find… step onto your oversized balcony and you’ll find that when there’s a sea breeze in your hair, there’s no limit to the relaxation you can have.

Aft-View Extended Balcony

Aft-View Extended Balcony staterooms feature a larger balcony for more lounge-around room, more kick-back space… not to even mention some of the best stern-side views you'll find anywhere. Get ready to relax as you gaze upon Carnival Liberty's gentle wake from your spacious balcony.

Balcony staterooms were designed for maximum sea breeze and the most stunning views, so look to a balcony if you’re looking to cruise aboard Carnival Liberty. Any time you’re in your room, you’re just steps away from your own personal outdoor oasis, featuring the sort of sea view you can also feel.

Captain's Suite

This is the best room you can get… without bunking up with the guy himself. A Captain’s Suite aboard Carnival Liberty features tons of indoor space, and a huge balcony when you need a little more. Back inside you’ll find a king-size bed, two full bathrooms (one with whirlpool tub), plus a separate living room that sleeps another three. And VIP check-in? Naturally.

Amenities exclusive to suites:

• Priority check-in and boarding
• Priority Main Dining Room time assignment
• Priority debarkation at homeport, and ports of call requiring a water shuttle or with arrival times later than 9:30 Am
• Two large bottles of water
• Pillow-top mattress

Plus, every room includes:

Grand Suite

A Grand Suite aboard Carnival Liberty features even more space than the standard suite — plenty of room in your room! This stateroom is loaded for an unparalleled experience: VIP check-in, a huge balcony, and even a convenient dressing area with vanity.

Ocean Suite

A Carnival Liberty suite is the ultimate way to cruise. With more space for stretching out indoors, plus a large balcony for kicking back outdoors, try an Ocean Suite to experience private, luxurious relaxation. Ocean Suites also include VIP check-in, walk-in closet and bathroom with whirlpool tub.

Junior Suite

As you step into a Junior Suite aboard Carnival Liberty, you can't help but feel that you're stepping into full-size luxury, just in a smaller package. In a Carnival Liberty Junior Suite you'll find everything there is to love about a suite, including VIP check-in, a walk-in closet, a full-size balcony... and even a whirlpool tub for relaxing.

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This ship is always visiting great vacation spots. Where will your next vacation take you?

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Set out for adventure on Liberty of the Seas®.

This thrill-packed ship has endless ways to fill your days between scenery scoping and whoa-worthy memory making. From the shriek inducing Tidal Wave℠, the first boomerang style slide at sea to kid favorite Splashaway Bay℠. Plus the coolest ice rink entertainment and mouthwatering meals at every turn.

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From supercharged slides and adrenaline amping rides to delicious dishes, action-packed nightlife and jaw-dropping entertainment. No matter what kind of thrills you’re after, this is one unforgettable cruise getaway you’ll be bragging about for years to come. 

THE BOLDER THE BETTER

Brace yourself for high-flying fun on Tidal Wave℠, the first boomerang style slide at sea. And challenge a fellow daredevil to a rip-roaring race along The Perfect Storm℠ high-speed water slides. It’s time to test your threshold for thrills, because this cruise ship is all about upping the ‘H-2 Whoa’ factor.    

EXPLORE ONBOARD ACTIVITIES

GOURMET GLOBETROTTING

In between exploring exotic tropical shores, taste your way around the world with dining that transports you beyond the Caribbean. At Sabor Modern Mexican, you can indulge in a fiesta of fresh flavor, while Sorrento’s Pizza serves up a taste of New York by the slice. And at Chops Grille℠, savor sizzling prime meats and American steakhouse classics in a sophisticated setting.    

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SPLENDID SIPS & SHOW-STOPPING HITS

Just because the day’s over doesn’t mean the adventure is. Grab an expertly crafted martini with a side of mid-century modern vibes at R Bar or uncork a good time with wine from around the world at Vintages. And don’t miss out on the scene-stealing performances that await onstage and in the rink — like dazzling ice skating shows and disco beats during Saturday Night Fever, the musical.

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LARGER THAN LIFE THRILLS

Get ready to chase thrills in the tropics. Sail from Cape Liberty to Bermuda ’s pink sand beaches and picturesque towns. Or Venture out from Ft. Lauderdale to the turquoise shores of The Bahamas and our top-rated private island,  Perfect Day at CocoCay .

CRUISE FROM CAPE LIBERTY

It all starts in Cape Liberty. Kick off an incredible vacation by exploring the Big Apple before you set sail to Bermuda. Attend award-winning Broadway shows, wander through iconic New York monuments and savor Little Italy’s flavorful dishes. Then trade the city’s hustle and bustle for island vibes and sea breezes along Bermuda’s sun-kissed shores.

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• Amelia Island Florida (Fernandina Beach)
• Charleston SC (South Carolina)
• Providence RI (Rhode Island)
• Boston (Massachusetts)
• Washington DC (USA)

Current itinerary of ACL American Liberty

ACL American Liberty current cruise is 7 days, round-trip 7 Night Cape Codder Cruise . The itinerary starts on 27 Jun, 2024 and ends on 04 Jul, 2024 .

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ACL American Liberty Itineraries

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The 2024-built MS American Liberty cruise ship is the third in a 12-ship series (Project Blue/aka Coastal Cat) of catamaran-design newbuilds in the ACL-American Cruise Lines fleet . From this (new for ACL) class are the same designed catamarans/sisterships launched two per year - in 2023 ( Eagle /August, Glory /November), 2024 (Liberty/June, Legend /November), 2025 (Patriot/June, Pioneer/November), 2026, 2027, and 2028.

All ACL cruise ships are US-flagged and built by the company-owned Chesapeake Shipbuilding Yard in Salisbury MD (Maryland USA).

The Coastal Cat American Liberty is ACL's 18th vessel overall. It is currently under construction and the boat is planned for delivery and inauguration in 2024 June.

History - construction and ownership

The shipowner American Cruise Lines/ACL is the USA's largest river cruise company (headquarters in Guilford Connecticut) operational since 1991. The company specializes in cruise shipping on the USA's largest navigable inland waterways (rivers and lakes) as well as in cruises along the US East Coast, US West Coast, and Florida.

All ACL vessels feature some of the industry's largest passenger cabins with private step-out balconies, spacious lounges and outdoor deck spaces, gourmet cuisine, top-quality enrichment program with many complimentary land tours and excursions, highly-personalized service by all-American staff and crew.

In January 2022 ACL announced a plan to grow its fleet to 25+ vessels by adding 12 units of a new class (Project Blue), each with max passenger capacity 109 (plus 50 crew/staff), length 241 ft (74 m), beam/width 56 ft (17 m), 56 staterooms (~85% balconies).

MS American Liberty features an innovative catamaran ship design that guarantees smaller capacity (more comfortable and intimate vacation travel experience) along with stable navigation in both inland waterways (rivers and lakes) as well as close-to-coast/expedition-style cruising.

The catamaran hull features an aft activity platform/Marina (at the stern) from where are launched the ship's kayaks. At the stern is also mounted the tender boat which is used for passenger transportation as well as for cruising close to shore and on shallow inland waterways.

Decks and Cabins

ACL American Liberty has 5 passenger decks (4 are accessible via two midship elevators) and a total of 56 staterooms . The number of cabin categories is 6. Most accommodations are balconied (~85% of all), each fitted with a floor-ceiling sliding door opening onto a private step-out veranda. The boat has 3 single cabins, only 1x handicaped cabin (wheelchair-accessible ADA stateroom designed for passengers with disabilities) and no connecting rooms.

Only Deck 1 cabins (8x in category AAC) are without balconies. The smallest staterooms (including the studios / single-occupancy cabins) are sized 230 ft2 (21 m2). Standard Balcony cabins (AAM and Veranda) are sized 270-280 ft2 (25-26 m2) including the veranda.

The largest accommodations are located forward on Deck 4 - Sky Suite (425 ft2 / 40 m2) and Grand Suite (550 ft2 / 51 m2), with sizes including their terraces. These staterooms (2x Grand and 4x Sky) are two-room suites with separate living room and bedroom (both with direct terrace access, 2x TVs), dining area, marble bathroom (double-sink vanity).

Shipboard facilities and amenities

The ship's interior design is marked by a 4-story Vestibule (glass-walled Atrium positioned midship on all cabin decks) that allows unobstructed portside and starboard views. Despite the boat's dimensions, all indoor and outdoor areas are spacious and very well designed, all with floor-ceiling windows. Deck 5's SkyLight is a transparent glass-roof that allows natural light into the Vestibule/Atrium.

Top-deck (deck 5) is a crew-only area with a SkyLight (glass-roof cover over the Atrium) and a Helideck.

The Sun Deck (Deck 4-aft) is all-teak and fitted with two sunbathing areas (padded sun loungers, low tables), a shaded seating area (hard roof-covered), a walking lane/track, open-air relaxation areas (2-seat tables, padded deckchairs, garden sofas), live plants for decoration. Also aft on Deck 4 are the funnels (4x smokestacks).

The ship has one Restaurant (complimentary, glass-enclosed Main Dining Room with Galley/kitchen), Games Room/Library, Fitness Center (indoor Gym/Exercise Room), Forward Lounge (Deck 1, indoor, bow-facing/with 270-degree views) with a Bow Terrace (4-seat tables, sofas), Sky Lounge (indoor, Deck 3-aft) with a Stern Terrace served by the Cafe (hard-roof covered outdoor lounge with 4-seat tables, cushioned armchairs and sofas).

Both bar lounges (Forward Lounge and Sky Lounge) feature comfortable furniture (plush sofas, 4-seat round tables, glass-top coffee tables, armchairs), wall-to-wall windows, full Bar service, and direct access to an open-air Terrace (for relaxation and alfresco dining/weather-permitting). Throughout the day, at both venues are served beverages, light snacks, fresh-baked sweets (cookies and pastries). Sky Lounge's glass doors open to the Lookout Cafe (alfresco dining venue) fitted with premium wicker furniture (sofas with low tables and 4-seat tables with armchairs). The lounges' bars serve water, soda, and light snacks throughout the day. The Afternoon Tea service is complimentary and offered between 3:30-4:30 pm. In the evenings, ACL has a complimentary cocktail hour.

The bow-facing (on Deck 2) Forward Lounge is the main lounge with large wall-to-wall windows on all its three sides (bow, portside, starboard). This is the boat's show lounge that also serves ACL's onboard enrichment program (port talks, media presentations, lectures, live entertainment, etc). Here are served warm cookies (starting at 10 am) and complimentary Afternoon Tea with fresh pastries (starting at 3:30 pm). The free-drinks cocktail hour is at 5:30 pm. Root beer and ice cream are offered during the evening shows (solo performances, music tributes, themed music, movie trivia, bingo). Lectures are differently themed (on history, food and wine, literature, etc) and depend on the current cruise itinerary.

The list of the American Liberty ship's main public venues includes:

• (Deck 1) AAC Cabins/forward, Vestibule/lobby level, Ship's Office, Powder Room, Laundry Room, Forward Lounge, Dining Room Restaurant, Galley (Kitchen and Storage Rooms), Staff & Crew Cabins/forward, motorized Rescue Boat/aft
• (Deck 2) Passenger Cabins/AAM and Single Balcony, Bow Terrace/observation area with seating, Fitness Center/aft, The Study/Games Room/aft
• (Deck 3) Passenger Cabins/Veranda Suites and Single Balcony, Pilothouse/Wheelhouse, Sky Lounge/aft, Lookout Cafe/aft
• (Deck 4) Passenger Cabins/Grand Suites and Sky Suites, Sun Deck/aft, Funnels/aft
• (Deck 5) SkyLight, Helideck (helicopter-landing platform used in cases of emergencies)

Two Lifts (passenger elevators in the Atrium/midship) and indoor stairs (forward and midship) connect all cabin decks (1 thru 4). Aft outdoor staircases interconnect decks 3-4 (Sky Lounge's Cafe with Sun Deck).

Itineraries

ACL American Liberty itinerary program is currently planned to start in June 2024, with the "Christening Cruise" (Maiden Voyage) departing roundtrip from Baltimore MD on June 17th.

Other itineraries that ACL listed for the American Liberty's maiden season (2024) included:

(Maiden Voyage) 8-day / 7-night " Chesapeake Bay Cruise " is a roundtrip from Baltimore MD . Call ports include Yorktown-Williamsburg VA, Crisfield MD (Tangier VA), Cambridge MD (Oxford MD), St Michaels MD, Annapolis MD. Prices started from $7380 (AAM), $7600 (Single), $8355 (Veranda Suite), $9425 (Sky Suite), $11605 (Grand Suite).

8-day / 7-night " Cape Codder Cruise " (visiting 8 ports) is a roundtrip itinerary departing from Boston MA . Call ports include Glouchester MA, Plymouth MA, Martha's Vinyard Island MA, Falmouth MA, New Bedford MA, Provincetown MA. Prices started from $7795 (AAM), $8030 (Single), $8825 (Veranda Suite), $9955 (Sky Suite), $12265 (Grand Suite).

8-day / 7-night " New England Islands Cruise " (visiting 8 ports) is a roundtrip itinerary departing from Providence RI . Call ports include Baltimore MD, St Michaels MD, Norfolk VA, Kitty Hawk NC, Beaufort NC (Morehead City NC), Wilmington NC, Charleston SC, Beaufort SC, Hilton Head SC, Savannah GA, St Simons Island GA, Jekyll Island GA, Amelia Island FL (Fernandina Beach). Prices started from $8490 (AAM), $8745 (Single), $9615 (Veranda Suite), $10845 (Sky Suite), $13360 (Grand Suite).

8-day / 7-night " Hudson River Fall Foliage Cruise " (visiting 8 ports) is a roundtrip itinerary departing from NYC/New York City NY . All call ports are in the New York state and include Catskill, Albany, Kingston/Hyde Park, West Point, Sleepy Hollow, and NYC (overnight stay before debarkation). Prices started from $8490 (AAM), $8745 (Single), $9615 (Veranda Suite), $10845 (Sky Suite), $13360 (Grand Suite).

8-day / 7-night " Historic South and Golden Isles Cruise " (visiting 8 ports) is a one-way itinerary operated between homeports Charleston SC and Jacksonville FL ( Amelia Island ). Call ports include Charleston SC, Beaufort SC, Hilton Head Island SC, Savannah GA, Jekyll Island and St Simons Island (GA), Amelia Island FL (overnight). Prices started from $6960 (AAM), $7170 (Single), $7880 (Veranda Suite), $8890 (Sky Suite), $10950 (Grand Suite).

15-day / 14-night " East Coast Inland Passage Cruise " (visiting 15 ports) is a one-way itinerary operated between homeports Baltimore MD and Jacksonville/Amelia Island FL. Call ports include Baltimore MD, St Michaels MD, Norfolk VA, Kitty Hawk NC, Beaufort NC (Morehead City NC), Wilmington NC, Charleston SC, Beaufort SC, Hilton Head SC, Savannah GA, St Simons Island GA, Jekyll Island GA, Amelia Island FL (Fernandina Beach). Prices started from $13085 (AAM), $13480 (Single), $14690 (Veranda Suite), $16570 (Sky Suite), $20410 (Grand Suite).

Note: The above-listed prices are early-booking rates (in USD and per person) with double occupancy, excluding single cabins.

ACL cruise deals are inclusive of a pre-cruise hotel package, all shore excursions (organized daily), cocktail hour (each evening), stateroom, gourmet meals, Afternoon Tea service, room service (Breakfast only), onboard enrichment and live entertainment programs, Wi-Fi (shipwide coverage).

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