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Shipbuilder and adventure lover Luther Blount began with one small ship in 1964 and as a loyal following ensued, he expanded his American Canadian Caribbean Line with two more small vessels.
he ships, American-built with American officers and crew, carry 100 passengers or less, and are designed to reach bodies of water and ports that bigger vessels can’t visit.
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Passenger capacity: 96 Passenger Decks: 3 Total Cabins: 48 Cabins (Balcony): 0 Cabins (Outside): 45 Cabins (Inside): 3 Draught: 1.98m Restaurants: 1 Bars: 0 Swimming Pools: 0 Spa: No Gym: No Casino: No Grande Caribe was commissioned by Blount Boats in 1997, and refurbished in 2009, carrying a total of 96 passengers. She now boasts a state-of-the-art audio-visual system … [Read more...]
Passenger capacity: 96 Passenger Decks: 3 Total Cabins: 48 Cabins (Balcony): 0 Cabins (Outside): 47 Cabins (Inside): 1 Draught: 1.98m Restaurants: 1 Bars: 0 Swimming Pools: 0 Spa: No Gym: No Casino: No Grande Mariner was commissioned and built in 1998 by Blount Boats. She was fully-refurbished in 2010, with new furniture in the staterooms, new showers and washrooms, new … [Read more...]
Passenger capacity: 64 Passenger Decks: 2 Total Cabins: 34 Cabins (Balcony): 0 Cabins (Outside): 32 Cabins (Inside): 2 Draught: 1.9m Restaurants: 1 Bars: 0 Swimming Pools: 0 Spa: No Gym: No Casino: No Following her commission in 1994, the Niagara Prince was built by Blount Boats to sail the great inland waterways of the United States. She boasts Blount’s Retractable … [Read more...]
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