The Mississippi Tributary stretches for more than 300 km along the eastern coast of Iowa. A great manner to experience the attractive beauty of Iowa’s Mississippi River is on a riverboat cruise. Tourists might step back in time on a historic steamboat since expert river directives narrate and navigate the trip down the watercourse. While most sailings offer live entertainment and sightseeing opportunities, some even serve home-cooked foods.
Celebration River Cruises
This day-long trip may take visitors on a northern or southern cruise of the Mississippi Tributary. Passengers can depart from LeClaire, Iowa and sail north to Dubuque, Iowa, or from Dubuque and cruise south to Moline, Illinois. A long time ago the sail reaches its final destination, travelers might be transported by motor coach back to their departure city. Travel is onboard the Celebration Belle sail boat, the largest non-gaming tour riverboat in the Upper Mississippi River. While aboard the Celebration Belle, guests may enjoy three full meals and an afternoon snack because the Captain tells tales of the mighty Mississippi. Other features include various fully-stocked bars, a furnished sundeck, entertainment, expert stream manuals, gift shop and wildlife sightings. Ticket fares are all-inclusive, and contain foods, actions and transportation. Both cruises have nine different departure dates from June through October 2010.
The Twilight Watercourse Boat River Sailings