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Cruise Lines Employment Contacts
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American Canadian Caribbean Line Jobs
American Canadian Line,
Inc., (ACCL) was founded by Capt. Luther H. Blount in 1966 to serve
a growing market of adventurous travelers who were more interested
in exciting destinations than large, crowded and over-adorned cruise
ships. ACCL offers 25 different cruises in the Caribbean and Central
America (Winter Schedule); and the US and Canada (Summer Schedule).
These cruises range from six to 15 days. Because of ACCL's close
ties with Blount Industries, Inc., it can maintain a rapid
production of new ships. As a result, ACCL claims one of the most
modern fleet of cruise ships in the industry. Carrying
fewer than 100 passengers, the three nearly identical cruise ships
in ACCL's fleet are all American built and have U.S. registry.
Designed specifically for ACCL's exotic itineraries, all ships have
a retractable pilot house that allows them to cruise beneath low
bridges, a stern swimming platform and shallow draft in order to
cruise a shallow jungle river in Guatemala or isolated Anegrada.
This family-run operation picks out a little-known cruising region
then builds the cruise ship to take passengers there. These ships
have stern swimming platforms, ideal for snorkelers and swimmers,
carry a Sunfish sailboat and small glass-bottom boat for viewing
under water. If you seek itineraries which focus on water sports and
the local flora and fauna, ports with nary a cruise ship in sight
and want to forgo standard cruise ship activities, like bingo,
dancing and dressing for dinner, this ships can provide a sublime
cruise experience.
Cruise ships and itineraries:
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