Great Lakes Cruise | Gold Coast of Chicago to Quebec
Written by Marie BrowneCategory » North America
Aug 19 Saugatuck, Michigan
Aug 20 Sturgeon Bay, Door Peninsula, Wisconsin
Aug 21 Mackinac Island, Michigan
Aug 22 Lake Superior | Whitefish Point | Soo Locks
Aug 23 Lake Huron | Little Current, Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada
Aug 24 Goderich | Bayfield | Goderich
Aug 25 Detroit, Michigan, USA
Aug 26 Cleveland, Ohio | Lake Erie
Aug 27 Welland Canal | Niagara Falls | Lake Ontario, Ontario, Canada
Aug 28 Thousand Islands
Aug 29 St. Lawrence Seaway
Aug 30 Montreal, Quebec
Aug 31 Quebec City
Sept 1 Quebec City | Disembark
August 18, 2012 to September 1, 2012
| Cabin Code | Cabin Description | Regular Rate |
|---|---|---|
| E | Outside cabins on Main Deck with two portholes | $7,595 |
| D | Outside cabins on Lounge Deck with windows | $8,595 |
| C | Outside cabins on Promenade Deck with windows | $9,495 |
| B | Outside cabins on Main Deck with windows | $10,695 |
| A | Outside cabins on Lounge Deck with windows | $11,395 |
| AA | Outside cabins on Promenade or Lounge Deck with windows | $12,395 |
| S | Superior outside cabins on Sun Deck with balcony | $13,295 |
SINGLE RATES: A limited number of cabins are available for solo travelers at in Category C, Category B, and Category A: for $1,695 single supplement.


The Yorktown is the perfect vessel for relaxed and convivial exploration of America’s great coastal waterways. Built in Florida in 1988 specifically for coastal cruising and certified by the U.S. Coast Guard, the Yorktown flies the American flag and is staffed by friendly and experienced American officers and crew. 257 feet long, 43 feet wide, with a draft of 8 feet, the Yorktown is able to maneuver in secluded waterways and visit small ports that are inaccessible to larger vessels. And Yorktown’s American registry makes it possible to operate domestic itineraries unavailable to foreign-flag ships. In addition to a large sun deck, the Yorktown boasts a spacious lounge for social gatherings and lectures as well as quiet space for private conversation. The ship’s cuisine, served in a dining room large enough to accommodate all guests at once, emphasizes American regional culinary traditions and specialties. Both the lounge and dining room are surrounded by large picture windows that afford unobstructed views of the passing scenery. Accommodating 138 guests in 69 exterior cabins, the Yorktown enjoys an atmosphere of warm and relaxed informality that endears it to repeat and new guests alike.
SMALL-SHIP AMENITIES
Returning from excursions, guests enjoy complimentary refreshments, afternoon tea and all-day coffee in The Lounge, a gracious space for relaxation, surrounded by panoramic windows. Before or after dinner, cocktails are served to live music performed by the ship’s pianist.
Other Yorktown features include:
- Internet access
- Window-lined lounge with panoramic views
- Dining room surrounded by windows
- Swimming platform
- Kayaks for exploration




