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The United States lifted covid restrictions on cruises: what sea trips you can go on right now

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has lifted travel restrictions on cruise ships for the first time in two years. Travel Leisure.

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“CDC is removing the COVID-19 warning for travel on cruise ships,” said CDC spokesman Dave Daigle. “Travelers will make their own risk assessments when choosing to travel on a cruise ship, as with all other travel conditions.”

Time to go on a cruise!

Vibrant cities, scenic coastlines, vast lakes and one of the most famous rivers in the world make the US one of the most underrated cruise destinations in the world. The Times.

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This huge country with Atlantic and Pacific coasts is dotted with major cities and equally famous natural wonders. A cruise takes the hassle out of road travel and constantly changing hotels and instead allows you to see networks of lakes and rivers. There are many options that can turn your head. Here are the top 20 cruise lines in America.

1.Holland America Line

With a heritage spanning nearly 150 years, Holland America has a well deserved reputation for traditional cruising and exquisite ships. Her American itineraries include sailing the Atlantic Coast from Fort Lauderdale, Florida, visiting the historic seaports of Boston and the quaint Bar Harbor. Notable shore excursions include dinner at Union Oyster House, which dates back to 1826 and is Boston's oldest restaurant serving clam chowder and other New England seafood dishes.

  • Best for: 16+
  • Price: ££
  • Holidays with children: +

2. American Queen Voyages

Few rivers capture the imagination quite like the Mississippi, a 3765,86 km winding waterway steeped in adventure and romance. American Voyages, formerly the American Queen Steamboat Company, operates the equally impressive American Queen, the largest of a fleet of four. The luxuriously decorated 436-berth, six-deck version of the classic rowboat is the largest steamship ever built. The line also offers river cruises on the Ohio, Tennessee, and Cumberland Rivers, as well as the Columbia and Snake Rivers.

  • Best for: 30+
  • Price: ££
  • Vacation with children: -

3.Royal Caribbean

Whether it's the rustling of foliage and immersing yourself in New England's striking fall color palette, or getting used to laid-back island life in Hawaii, Royal Caribbean has you covered. Once on shore, book a tour to walk through Acadia National Park along the Atlantic coast, walk the Boston's Freedom Trail to learn about the American Revolution where it began, or soak up the stars in Los Angeles with a tour of the Warner Bros Studio .

  • Best for: 6 months+
  • Price6 £ £
  • Holidays with children: +

4. Disney Cruise Line

Disney Cruise Line knows the secret when it comes to entertaining the young and young at heart. Toddlers can immerse themselves in the magic of the sea by meeting their favorite Disney characters, or transform into superheroes at the Marvel Adventure Academy while parents and grandparents venture into elegant adults-only areas. Itineraries include three-day breaks from Miami to Key West, as well as sailing the Pacific Coast from San Diego with a visit to San Francisco and the Walt Disney Family Museum. Expect Disney Wish to launch in 2022.

  • Best for: 6 months+
  • Price: £££
  • Holidays with children: +

5 American Cruise Lines

This line was the first to offer the ability to travel in modern riverboats with new forward bows for easier boarding. Find options for yourself among more than 35 river and coastal cruises in 30 states with American Cruise Lines. And, despite the fact that the choice of routes is huge, the ships are small and cozy, accommodating up to 190 passengers. The most popular is the Mississippi, but you can also choose the lesser-known Columbia and Snake Rivers in Oregon, which follow the trailblazing routes of 19th-century explorers Meriwether Lewis and William Clark.

  • Best for: 30+
  • Price: ££
  • Vacation with children: -

6 Princess Cruises

Raise a toast to a California wine country cruise, one of several American itineraries offered by Princess. Choose this sail to visit Astoria, the oldest American settlement west of the Rocky Mountains, first visited in 1872, and take a tour of a glassmaker's workshop to create your own masterpiece to take home. Princess claims the ship has the best Wi-Fi at sea, Internet access throughout the ship, and OceanMedallion technology, which replaces cabin key cards and can be used to order food, drinks and spa treatments.

  • Best for: 6 months+
  • Price: ££
  • Holidays with children: +

7 Norwegian Cruise Line

When it comes to sailing in the USA, look no further than Norwegian Cruise Line. Depart from Puerto Rico's bustling capital of San Juan - America's second oldest city - and visit El Yunque, the only rainforest in the US that is part of the US National Forest System. The Norwegian Cruise Line also runs along the Pacific coast to the Mexican Riviera from San Diego and makes trips to and from New York, during which you can visit Orlando. The ships are equally inclusive; there are excellent conditions for everyone, from families to solo travelers.

  • Best for: 6 months+
  • Price: ££
  • Holidays with children: +

8 Virgin Voyages

As Richard Branson pushes the boundaries, it's no wonder the Scarlet Lady, the entrepreneur's first ship, is redefining cruising. Fashionable from bow to stern, this adults-only ship with rock star numbers and a tattoo parlor sails from Miami and San Juan. The exits to the coast are just as peculiar. In Miami, "sailors," as guests are called, can marvel at graffiti art, and in Key West, the most artistic southern city in the United States, try your hand at sand-sculpting or put on a tail and become a mermaid.

  • Best for: 18+
  • Price: £££
  • Vacation with children: -

9MSC Cruises

Combine the atmosphere of a Mediterranean cruise with a trip to America on one of MSC's big and bold family cruise ships. East Coast sailing includes stops at Boston, Bar Harbor and Portland, where the surrounding rocky coast of Maine is dotted with squat lighthouses, some over 200 years old, that can be visited on a shore excursion. MSC also sails to Hawaii, where highlights include Kilauea, an active volcano on the Big Island. Longer cruises cover New York, Los Angeles and San Francisco.

  • Best for: 6 months+
  • Price: £
  • Holidays with children: +

10 Carnival Cruise Line

Carnival Cruise Line ships depart from all US coasts, sailing from Baltimore, Galveston, Miami, Port Canaveral, Jacksonville, Mobile, New Orleans, San Diego, Tampa, New York, San Francisco, Charleston and Los Angeles.

Each trip includes three-day short breaks that can easily be filled with city breaks on land. The line's ships are known for their family orientation and are equipped with water parks and a dazzling array of bars and restaurants.

  • Best for: 6 months+
  • Price: £
  • Holidays with children: +

11. Hurtigruten

The Norwegian Expedition Line Hurtigruten takes passengers off the beaten path on the west coast, exploring exhilarating national parks. Expeditions from San Diego take place aboard the Roald Amundsen, one of Hurtigruten's next-generation hybrid-powered ships, which also has a Young Explorers program for children aged 6 to 12 and a science center. Admire some of the oldest and tallest trees in the world at Redwood National Park and hike the subalpine Hurricane Ridge at Olympic National Park on trails designed for travelers who want to spend as much time on shore as they do on board.

  • Best for: 6+
  • Price: ££
  • Holidays with children: +

12 Viking Expeditions

Viking successfully entered the ocean cruising market in 2015 with the introduction of understated, Scandinavian-style adults-only boats that replicate its riverboats. And in 2022, the line will again make a splash with its first ever expedition ship. The 378-passenger Viking Octanis, which will be joined later this year by Viking Polaris, will sail a series of week-long Great Lakes itineraries designed to showcase historic cities, national parks, wildlife and indigenous traditions. Notable excursions include a 7000-year history of copper mining in Houghton, Michigan.

  • Best for: 21+
  • Price: ££
  • Vacation with children: -

13. Uncruise Adventures

This line runs adventure cruises on small ships designed for active people who don't normally travel, hence the name. The focus is on land and water activities rather than traditional port calls and long cruises. There is also a Family Discovery program for several generations, as well as swimming alone. Choose a round trip on the Columbia and Snake River from Portland, Oregon so you can kayak through the canyons and test your nerves by going white water rafting. UnCruise also sails to Hawaii to see whales and dolphins from the bow or snorkel in waters teeming with life.

  • Best for: 12+
  • Price: ££
  • Holidays with children: +

14. Celebrity Cruises

Celebrity travels both coasts of the US, offering a variety of experiences at every stop. In Bel Harbor, on the Atlantic Ocean, test your golfing skills, go whale watching or take a walk down Victoria into the past. Beyond the Pacific, San Francisco tours include boarding the Napa Valley Wine Train to enjoy California's famed wine region, or going to jail in the infamous Alcatraz Island Prison. Rates now include drinks, Wi-Fi and tips.

  • Best for: 3+
  • Price: ££
  • Holidays with children: +

15.Cunard

There is no better way to get to New York than by boat. When an unmistakable horizon opens up after a seven-day transatlantic crossing, it's hard not to get goosebumps. After sailing on the flagship Queen Mary 2, the world's only true ocean liner, sample an extra slice of the Big Apple and extend your stay to grab a New York bagel and take in the breathtaking views from the 102nd floor of the Empire State Building.

  • Best for: 12+
  • Price: £££
  • Holidays with children: +

16 Viking Cruises

Heralding the long-awaited debut of Viking in the United States, the 386-seat Viking Mississippi joins the world's largest river cruise fleet in the summer of 2022. Reflecting the line's Norwegian heritage, the adults-only Viking departs from traditional Mississippi travel with this modern vessel, which will feature the stylish Scandinavian décor that is a hallmark of its other riverboats. The ship will make three different week-long river cruises that span seven states; Mississippi, Tennessee, Missouri, Iowa, Wisconsin and Minnesota. Particular attention will be paid to the cultural program, including on-board history lectures and concerts featuring regional music.

  • Best for: 21+
  • Price: ££
  • Vacation with children: -

17. Swan Hellenic

The recently revived Swan Hellenic, which has always been a favorite destination for mature people, has been revived again under new management and with two new cruise ships. Itineraries include an in-depth exploration of the west coast from San Diego to discover natural and man-made attractions. You have the opportunity to explore the ecosystems of Santa Cruz Island, part of California's Channel Islands National Park, and disembark at historic Astoria, which in 1811 was the first US settlement west of the Mississippi.

  • Best for: 50+
  • Price: £££
  • Vacation with children: -

18. P&O Cruises

Designed with the British in mind, the line offers Southampton round-trip cruises on the adults-only Arcadia. You can stay overnight in historic Boston, a key travel port to see the dazzling fall foliage colors, and you can take the Freedom trail in this walkable city, named the Cradle of Freedom for its role in the American Revolutionary War. Other ports of call include Newport, Rhode Island for fabulous mansions and scenery along the famous ten-mile Ocean Drive.

  • Best for: 21+
  • Price: ££
  • Vacation with children: -

19 Fred Olsen Cruise Lines

Choose Fred Olsen Cruise Lines for the seasonal splendor of fall. After passing by the Statue of Liberty, two days are allocated in the Big Apple to admire skyscrapers, visit a Broadway show and go shopping. The 1350-passenger Balmoral is small enough to navigate waterways such as the Hudson River and the Cape Cod Canal. These navigations are only possible for small ships and provide a close-up view of riverbanks covered in a mantle of golden brown and red leaves.

  • Best for: 50+
  • Price: ££
  • Vacation with children: -

20.Silversea

Live out the American dream with Silversea's luxury all-inclusive line. You can cruise the west coast with fewer than 275 passengers on the Silver Wind, one of the smaller ships in the Silversea fleet. Each port of call includes up to six shore tours included in the fare. For example, in San Francisco, options include a stroll through vibrant Chinatown, an introduction to chocolate making and then a tasting, a visit to a marine mammal rescue center, or lunch at a private wine estate.

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  • Best for: 30+
  • Price: £££
  • Vacation with children: -

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