Sailing through the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, United States
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Sailing through the Chesapeake & Delaware Canal, United States
A canal first proposed in the 1760s and finally completed in 1829 still shortens the run between the Chesapeake and Delaware bays by hundreds of miles, sparing ships the long and often rough passage around the Delmarva Peninsula. Marshland and quiet waterside towns line much of the route, largely unchanged since the canal's earliest days. A short, historic shortcut linking two of the Mid-Atlantic's great estuaries.
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At SeaDream, our experience was great in the lap of nature (at sea). The hospitality, courtesy and responsibility was at its height... flowing throughout the voyage. Really a memorable experience!! Mitu & Harjit S.India
The crew was fabulous, we were treated like kings & queens, very personal, like no other experience we've ever had. See you next year and every year thereafter. Mr & Mrs AmbroseTexas
... we were again thrilled and enjoyed the same high as was the case in both previous sails. Peter & Liz C.Australia
The ship is amazing but the icing on the cake was the wonderful staff. Mr & Mrs SouthonGreat Britain
Exceptional food. Interesting menu options. A delight every lunch & dinner. Mrs Lydia P.Michigan
I believe if someone has ever tried travelling with SeaDream at least once he will want to do it gain. John S.Texas