Fred. Holidays launches Mississippi cruise package add-ons
To meet customer demand, Fred. Holidays has launched new packages based around American Cruise Lines’ Mississippi paddle wheel cruise from Memphis to New Orleans.
They include added land stays in Chicago, Nashville or Houston.
Clients can opt for the core Mississippi Paddle Wheeler Cruise, Memphis & New Orleans package which includes two nights at The Guest House at Graceland, two nights in New Orleans, and the seven-night paddle wheel cruise
Also included is a VIP Graceland experience, Memphis city tour, New Orleans City Tour and New Orleans food tour from £4,895 per person.
Alternatively, they can extend their stay with new rail or self-drive packages:
- Mississippi Paddle Wheeler Cruise & Texas by Rail (Houston) – includes all the elements of the core package along with Amtrak rail journey to Houston, two nights in Houston and a visit to the NASA Space Centre. Prices from £5,495 per person.
- America’s Music Cities & Mississippi Paddle Wheeler Cruise (Nashville) – core package along with three nights in Nashville, admission to the RCA Studio B & Country Music Hall of Fame, private transfer or car hire to Memphis and a drinks reception at The Guest House at Graceland. Prices from £5,795 per person.
- Chicago, Memphis, New Orleans & Mississippi Paddle Wheeler Cruise (Chicago) –core package along with three nights in Chicago, Amtrak rail journey to Memphis, drinks reception at The Guest House at Graceland. Prices from £5,495 per person.
- Self-drive Chicago, Memphis, New Orleans & Mississippi Paddle Wheeler Cruise (Chicago) –core package along with three nights in Chicago, car hire for travel from Chicago to St Louis and from St Louis to Memphis, two nights in St Louis, drinks reception at The Guest House at Graceland. Prices from £5,495
Fred. Holidays offers tailor-made holidays including ocean and river cruises, rail journeys, land-based holidays and multi-centre stays.
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