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Mississippi Riverboat Tours & Cruises

Riverboat Casino Cruises Mississippi River

Big M Casino Cruise Ship in Little River, South Carolina is a 500 passenger ship offering day and evening cruises seven days a week. The 7,000 square foot casino floor has 248 slot machines and all the popular table games. Brand new ship the American Jazz on Lower Mississippi just in time for the holidays Nov and Dec. Special offer $1500 off a cabin. Offer good until June 30th. Current sold-out dates are Nov. 17th and 24th on the American Harmony. Columbia & Snake River Cruise – The American Song: a brand new, modern riverboat that is now cruising the Columbia and Snake Rivers between Washington and Oregon. Enjoy the sites, party in style, and win BIG MONEY aboard South Carolina's only g ambling cruises! Little River is just minutes from Myrtle Beach. A quick day trip from Columbia or Charleston, SC or Charlotte, NC. Both of our casino boats sail year round. Big M Casino Cruise Ship in Little River, South Carolina is a 500 passenger ship offering day and evening cruises seven days a week. The 7,000 square foot casino.

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From the time you board the Betsy Ann Riverboat until the time you step back onshore, we promise you an experience that creates memories to last a lifetime. Come aboard, close your eyes, and let your mind water as you listen to the paddle slapping the water in perfect time. There is no better way to enjoy the beautiful scenery and waters of historic Biloxi Bay than on a true old-fashioned paddlewheel boat.

Whether young or old, you imagine a bygone era – a period when paddlewheelers were the modern marvel of their time – the days of Mark Twain. Come learn the history of the Betsy Ann, the Mississippi Gulf Coast, the Barrier Islands, and more. Come enjoy the peacefulness of just being on the water. See lots of playful dolphins and watch the brown pelican flying in formation just inches above the water or diving from the air to catch a fish. You can even come up in the pilot house with the captain, steer the boat, and get your picture taken with the huge wheel.

More than 100 years ago explorers Lewis and Clark made their way down the treacherous Columbia Gorge in canoes and on foot. Today travelers can enjoy the same breathtaking scenery from the comfort of a yacht, sternwheeler, or jet boat.

Types of Cruises

Taking a riverboat cruise or boat tour on the Columbia provides access to some of the most scenic landscape in the Pacific Northwest, traversing the waterway where it forms the border between Oregon and Washington States.

What you will See

The 80-mile expanse known as the Columbia River Gorge is an example of the spectacular beauty, historic landmarks, and diverse plant and wildlife that make the Pacific Northwest special. Some highlights visitors can experience on a cruise include magnificent Bonneville Dam, the sheer cliffs of Hell’s Canyon, the underground tunnels near Pendleton, and Fort Clatsop, where Lewis and Clark spent their expedition’s last winter.

Book a Cruise

Many riverboat cruise companies are available in the Columbia River Gorge area offering a wide variety of options from narrated day cruises, to brunch or dinner excursions, to full seven-day tours of the entire Gorge.