Just as the early explorers discovered the natural wonders of the world from the water, the small ships of Clipper enable you to experience, personally and intimately, an array of fascinating destinations. From the St. Lawrence to the Orinoco, from Alaska’s Inside Passage to the Sea of Cortez, and in Western Europe, Scandinavia and the Arctic Circle, Greenland and Hudson Bay, the East Coast of North and South America, Australia, Asia as well as the Pacific Rim and even Antarctica, Clipper’s thoughtfully planned itineraries and comfortable ships bring you close to places of natural beauty and cultural interest in ways large ships cannot consider. Clipper Cruise line's Clipper Adventurer is one of the few ships with an A-1 Ice Rating, allowing her to sail to Antartica.

	Natucket Clipper - 1,471 tons; 100 passengers; 207 feet; 1984
	Yorktown Clipper - 2,354 tons; 138 passengers; 257 feet; 1988
	Clipper Adventurer - 4,364 tons; 122 passengers; A-1 Ice Rating 330 feet; 1975 -Major refurbishment & Inaugural with Clipper 1998
	Clipper Oddessey - 5,218 tons; 128 passengers; Built 1989 - Innagural with Clipper Nov. 1999