USA ports of call

Anchorage (Alaska)
Astoria (Oregon)
Baltimore (Maryland)
Baton Rouge (Louisiana)
Birmingham (Alabama)
Boston (Massachusetts)
Charleston (South Carolina)
Chattanooga (Tennessee)
Chicago (Illinois)
Cincinnati (Ohio)
Corpus Christi (Texas)
Eureka (California)
Fort Lauderdale (Florida)
Galveston (Texas)
Gulfport (Mississippi)
Hawaii Big Island (Hawaii)
Houston (Texas)
Jacksonville (Florida)
Juneau (Alaska)
Kauai (Hawaii)
Ketchikan (Alaska)
Little Rock (Arkansas)
Los Angeles (California)
Louisville (Kentucky)
Maui (Hawaii)
Memphis (Tennessee)
Miami (Florida)
Minneapolis/Saint Paul (Minnesota)
Mobile (Alabama)
Nashville (Tennessee)
New Orleans (Louisiana)
New York (New York)
Norfolk (Virginia)
Oahu (Hawaii)
Philadelphia (Pennsylvania)
Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania)
Port Canaveral (Florida)
Portland (Maine)
Portland (Oregon)
San Diego (California)
San Francisco (California)
Seattle (Washington)
Sitka (Alaska)
St. Louis (Missouri)
Tampa (Florida)




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Canada ports of call

Charlottetown (Prince Edward Island)
Halifax (Nova Scotia)
Montreal (Quebec)
Prince Rupert (British Columbia)
Quebec City (Quebec)
Saint John (New Brunswick)
St. John's (Newfoundland & Labrador)
Vancouver (British Columbia)
Victoria (British Columbia)



Information on the major cruise ports of the USA


BATON ROUGE – LOUISIANA


Old South beauty, Creole culture, Cajun zest, colorful politics and an all-around good time – a good reason for Majestic America Line riverboats to cruise a round trip from Baton Rouge.

Today Baton Rouge’s rich cultural tradition can be seen in its unique attractions, heard in its Zydeco, Blues and Cajun music, and tasted in its blend of Creole, African American, French and Spanish cuisine.

The USS KIDD & Veterans Memorial Museum on the riverfront is a National Historic Landmark. Louisiana’s Old State Capitol has many multi-media exhibits and hands on activities.

For the kids there is the Louisiana Art & Science Museum, housed in a 1920’s train depot; making a splash at Blue Bayou Water Park; riding a roller coaster at Dixie Landin’ Theme Park; a stop at the Baton Rouge Zoo; and The Enchanted Mansion: A Doll Museum.

Kids of all ages will want to take a ride on the wild side with the Alligator Bayou Swamp Tour, a 90-minute narrative on the history, biology and ecology of the swamp.

A walking tour of an urban swamp is also offered at the Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center where children can enjoy nature trails, wildlife, and educational exhibits.

For a glimpse of plantation life, there is Laura Plantation and Magnolia Mound Plantation featuring an interactive tour of an early Creole Plantation.

Baton Rouge Hotels

Photo: Boats on the Mississippi River. Photo courtesy Baton Rouge Visitors & Conventions Bureau





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top Baton Rouge attractions

USS KIDD & Veterans Memorial Museum
Louisiana’s Old State Capitol
Louisiana Art & Science Museum
Blue Bayou Water Park
Dixie Landin’ Theme Park
Baton Rouge Zoo
Enchanted Mansion: A Doll Museum
Alligator Bayou Swamp Tours
Bluebonnet Swamp Nature Center
Laura Plantation
Magnolia Mound Plantation
Baton Rouge River Center
Louisiana Museum of Natural History
Shaw Center for the Arts


riverboat ports

Astoria (Oregon)
Baton Rouge (Louisiana)
Birmingham (Alabama)
Chattanooga (Tennessee)
Cincinnati (Ohio)
Little Rock (Arkansas)
Louisville (Kentucky)
Memphis (Tennessee)
Minneapolis/Saint Paul (Minnesota)
Mobile (Alabama)
Nashville (Tennessee)
New Orleans (Louisiana)
Pittsburgh (Pennsylvania)
Portland (Oregon)
St. Louis (Missouri)





cruises

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