Basic Description For Three Various Mississippi River Cruises In Iowa
The waters of the Mississippi River are stretching over 350 miles along the east side of the coast of Iowa. An ideal way to explore this scenic part of the Mississippi River will be to take a riverboat cruise. Guests will be able to step back in time on board a historical riverboat as professional guides will narrate about the attractions you will encounter along the way as you navigate down the river. While most of these cruises will provide sightseeing opportunities or live entertainment, some of them will serve home-cooked meals.
This excursion which will last for an entire day will take guests on a northern/southern cruise along the Mississippi River. Guests will be able to leave from Le Claire, Iowa, and sail north to Dubuque. They will also be able to sail from Dubuque to Moline, Illinois. As soon as the cruise will reach its final destination, guests will be transported with a motor coach back to the departure point. The cruise will be on board the Celebration Belle boat, which is considered the largest non-gaming riverboat from the upper Mississippi River. While being on board the Celebration Belle, passengers will be able to enjoy three meals as well as an afternoon snack as the captain of the boat will narrate tales about the majestic Mississippi River. Other features will include a few fully-stocked bars, live music, professional river guides, a furnished sundeck and wildlife sights. Ticket fares will be all inclusive, and in this service will be include all the meals, transportation and fun activities. Both cruise tours will have 9 distinct departure dates from early June through late October.
Celebration River Cruises
2501 River Dr.
(800) 297 0034
http://celebrationbelle.com
The Twilight River Boat River Cruises
This 2-day cruise will be taking guests down a one-hundred-sixty-six-mile stretch along the Mississippi River. The cruise tour will be departing from LeClaire and will be traveling 7 points of interest before will reach Dubuque. Overnight accommodations will be offered at The Grand Harbor Resort in the Dubuque port, which will feature a twenty five thousands square foot indoor water park. Guests will be traveling on board the Twilight riverboat, which will feature baroque architectural detailing reminiscent of a beautiful Victorian river ship. The on board amenities will include 3 furnished decks, live folk performers, a professional guide, sightseeing opportunities as well as a spacious dining salon with home-made meals. Ticket fares will be inclusive, and the service will include meals, fun activities, baggage service and overnight accommodation. The cruise tour will leave on Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday from early June through late October.
The Twilight River Boat River Cruises
406 Franklin St.
(800) 331 1467
http://riverboattwilight.com
Dubuque River Rides
This 2-hour cruise tour will take guests on a historic sightseeing cruise tour north/south of the Ice Harbor. Guests will leave from Dubuque and will be sailing the waters of the Mississippi River as they will listen to professional narration from the captain of the riverboat. Guests will also be able to leave on lunch/dinner cruise tours, where they will serve home-cooked meals or deserts. The travel will take place on board the Spirit of Dubuque vessel, a traditional dual paddle wheel riverboat which has been designed in 1976. On board this ship, passengers will be able to enjoy several features, like live music, fully-stocked bar, souvenir shop as well as a concession stand. Ticket fares will be all inclusive and will also include all the meals and fun activities. Cruise tours will leave every day from early June through late September.
Dubuque River Rides
500 East 3rd St.
(563) 583 8093
http://dubuqueriverrides.com
