This two-hour journey through the busy Port of Mobile will introduce guests to the incredible modern facilities and rich history of the city’s harbor. Along the way we will get a once-in-a-
lifetime chance to get a close waterside view of the venerable SS
United States, the fastest ocean liner to ever cross the
Atlantic and the largest passenger ship ever built entirely in this country. The decommissioned 1950s liner, recently arrived from Philadelphia, is temporarily undergoing work in a drydock facility
as preparations are made for it to be sunk in the Gulf as an artificial reef. We will cruise by, sharing stories about this remarkable vessel, a true icon of American maritime heritage.

WE WILL NOT BE BOARDING THE SS UNITED STATES ON THE CRUISE.

As the floating dock we usually board from is not in place at the moment, this cruise will board from the Mobile Convention Center parking deck adjacent to the river. There is no ramp; a step or two is required to board the boat. Sorry, but we are unable to accommodate wheelchairs from this loading facility until the city's floating dock is back in place. 

National Maritime Museum historian John Sledge will be our guide for cruises on March 14, 17, 20, 27, 28, 31, April 9, 10, and 16. Other dates will be guided by our knowledgeable captains and crew.

Several dates are sold out--dates in green on the booking calendar still have availability.

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