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Commodore Cruises Intl

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What Commodore Cruises Intl does.

Commodore Cruises Intl offers an 8-day high adventure sailing program for Sea Scouts called "Chasing Tall Ships," celebrating 250 years of American Freedom. The 2026 cruise will feature over 22 Tall Ships from various countries, including Chile's Esmeralda and Germany's Gorch Fock. The company's fleet includes modern sailing vessels ranging from 31 to 50 feet, led by experienced adult sailors. The 2026 cruise is divided into two weeks, with the first week sold out, and the second week scheduled from June 27 to July 4, sailing from Baltimore to Norfolk. Each year, the cruise includes an historical theme, such as the Tall Ships during the American Revolutionary War.

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