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OLA Cruise

American Independence

ClassCruise Ship
Flag state-
Maiden Voyage Date2010
Cruise Age14
Cruise LineAmerican Cruise Lines
Category-

Ship statistics

Gross Tonnage3,000t
Deck Levels4
Crew-to-Passenger Ratio30
Length52m/171ft
Decks with cabins3
Passengers-to-space ratio-
Width12m/39ft
Cabins51
Ice Class-
Passengers90
Displacement-
Inflatable boat-

Current position

Call signWDF3297
Draught of a vessel2.5
Bow heading511
IMO
Lat31°8'57.0"N
Lon81°29'55.6"W
MMSI367438210
Nav statusMoored

Deck plans

There are 4 floors
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Preview

DECK 1

Deck Plan 2
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DECK 2

Deck Plan 3
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DECK 3

Deck Plan 4
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DECK 4

Cabin information

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Introduction

Veranda Suite Private Balcony

Balcony
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AAC Private Balcony

Balcony
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AAL Private Balcony

Balcony
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Single Private Balcony

Balcony

Introduction to the cruise

The 90 guest offers a comfortable exploration along the East Coast of the U.S. Its small size allows for travel through the many narrow rivers and shallow bays of the Eastern Seaboard. The 2010 built ship has all the comforts of home and a casual atmosphere on board. Spacious lounges are gathering points for cocktails, entertainment, or an afternoon lecture with panoramic views of the passing scenery, and the dining room offers a scrumptious regional menu that changes daily. Fellow travelers become fast friends as we explore U.S. rivers and waterways on . Staterooms follow the ship’s congenial nature. With lightly colored interior décor and a generous amount of space, each room is a comfortable sanctuary. Standard rooms begin at over 250 square feet. Second and third deck rooms feature a private balcony, while suites offer unprecedented space for this class of ship.  is stabilized and also features a sun deck, putting green, and library. The ship is 226 feet long and was built by Chesapeake Shipbuilding in Salisbury, MD.