The Ultimate Adventures Set Sail with Savings from Summer 2022 to Spring 2023
JUNEAU, AK, June 28th, 2022 – The US-flagged small ship cruise line continues a successful return to full seasons on all itineraries. The company kicks off summer by showcasing fleet deployment through Spring 2023. Guests can find 7-to-14-night sailings to eight destinations on nine adventure vessels. In addition, the 86-passenger Safari Endeavour returns to Alaska season after 26 months out of service. As a fleet and guest favorite, she makes a comeback with refurbishments, including new ceiling tiles and a modern re-design in the lounge, interior upgrades, and a new green hull. The new hull color allows the Safari Endeavour to join the rest of the fleet in a cohesive look and feel representing the company’s wilderness focus.
“It’s a pleasure to see our fleet wilderness plans actualized, the Safari Endeavour returns to Alaska, along with celebrating a return to our enriching international adventures in places like Belize, Costa Rica, and Panama. Transporting our guests to remote places filled with nature, culture, and history is what makes this all worth it.” States CEO Captain Dan Blanchard.
The company’s seven destinations feature all-inclusive itineraries.
Alaska
Vessel: Safari Endeavour. Capacity: 84 guests. Built: 1983
Length of Sailing(s) May – September: 7- or 12-nights Itineraries: Northern Passages & Glacier Bay Wilderness (7 nights) Juneau to Sitka or reverse Inside Passages & Glacier Bay Wilderness (12 nights) Juneau to Seattle or reverse.
Vessel: Safari Explorer. Capacity: 36 guests. Built: 1998
Length of Sailing(s): May – September: 7-nights Itineraries: Hawaiian Seascapes (7 nights) Molokai to Kona or reverse Alaska: Northern Passages & Glacier Bay Wilderness (7 nights) Juneau to Sitka or reverse Inside Passages & Glacier Bay Wilderness (12 nights) Juneau to Seattle or reverse.
Vessel: Safari Quest. Capacity: 22 guests. Built: 1992
Length of Sailing(s) May – September: 7-nights Itineraries: Northern Passages & Glacier Bay Wilderness (7 nights) Juneau to Sitka or reverse.
Vessel: Wilderness Adventurer Capacity: 60 guests. Built: 1984
Length of Sailing(s) April – October: 7-nights Itineraries: Alaska’s Glacier Country (7 Nights) Roundtrip Juneau.
Vessel: Wilderness Discoverer Capacity: 74 guests. Built: 1992
Length of Sailing(s) April – October: 7-nights,14-nights Itineraries: Alaska Fjords & Glaciers (7 Nights) Ketchikan to Juneau or reverse Glacier Bay National Park Adventure (7 Nights) Roundtrip Juneau Eastern Fjords and Glacier Bay (14 Nights) Ketchikan to Juneau or reverse.
Vessel: Wilderness Explorer Capacity: 74 guests. Built: 1976
Length of Sailing(s) April – October:7-nights, 12-Nights, 14-nights Itineraries: Alaska Fjords & Glaciers (7 Nights) Ketchikan to Juneau or reverse. Glacier Bay National Park & Haines Adventure (7 Nights) Ketchikan to Juneau or reverse. Inside Passage & Glacier Bay Wilderness (12 Nights) Seattle to Juneau or reverse. Eastern Fjords and Glacier Bay Ultimate Expedition (14 Nights) Ketchikan to Juneau or reverse.
Vessel: Wilderness Legacy Capacity: 86 guests. Built: 1984
Length of Sailing(s) May – August: 7-nights, 12-Nights Itineraries: Northern Passages & Glacier Bay (7 Nights) Sitka to Juneau or reverse. Wild, Woolly, & Wow (7 Nights) Roundtrip Juneau. Inside Passage & Glacier Bay Wilderness (12 Nights) Seattle to Juneau or reverse.
Hawaiian Islands
Vessel: Safari Explorer. Capacity: 36 guests. Built: 1998
Length of Sailing(s) November – April: 7-nights Itineraries: Hawaiian Seascapes (7 nights) Molokai to Kona or reverse.
Pacific Northwest
Vessel: Safari Quest Capacity: 22 guests. Built: 1992
Length of Sailing(s) November: 7-nights Itineraries: San Juan Islands & Olympic Wilderness (7 nights) Roundtrip Seattle.
Columbia & Snake Rivers
Vessel: Wilderness Legacy Capacity: 86 guests. Built: 1984
Length of Sailing(s) August – November: 7-nights,12-Nights Itineraries: Rivers of Adventure & Wine (7 Nights) Roundtrip Portland, Oregon.
Latin America
Vessel: Safari Voyager Capacity: 66 guests Built: 1982 / Refit 2015
Length of Sailing(s) October – December: 7-nights Itineraries: Belize & Guatemala Wonders: Rivers, Reefs, & Cultures (7 Nights) Roundtrip Belize City.
Unveiled Wonders – Costa Rica & Panama (7-Nights) San Jose, Costa Rica to Panama City, Panama or reverse.
Mexico
Vessel: Safari Voyager Capacity: 66 guests Built: 1982 / Refit 2015
Length of Sailing(s) January – March: 7-nights Itineraries: Baja’s Bounty (7-Nights) Roundtrip San Jose, Mexico. Whale Sharks, Whales, & Mobulas (7-Nights) Roundtrip San Jose, Mexico.
Galapagos
Vessel: La Pinta Capacity: 48 guests. Built: 2007
Length of Sailing(s) April – September: 7-nights Itineraries: including 1-night hotel Itineraries: Darwin’s Discoveries (7 Nights) Roundtrip Guayaquil, Ecuador.
Find more adventures at uncruise.com. Contact a travel advisor or book with our adventure specialists directly at [email protected], 888-862-8881 to reserve your UnCruise Adventure.
Your Health & Wellbeing
To ensure the health and safety of our guests and crew, UnCruise Adventures has implemented a requirement for fully vaccinated cruises and additional safety and sanitary measure onboard all of its vessels. Safe distancing will also be adhered to wherever possible, particularly at check-in and boarding and where not possible, with masks required when not physically distanced. The company’s updated vaccine policy and travel resources can be found on the website uncruise.com.
About UnCruise Adventures
UnCruise Adventures is a responsible travel and adventure leader in the small boat industry. They operate boutique yachts and small boats carrying 22-86 guests on voyages in Alaska, Hawaiian Islands, Mexico’s Sea of Cortés, Columbia & Snake Rivers, coastal Washington, Galápagos, Costa Rica, Panama, Belize, and Colombia. UnCruise Adventures was picked as the top adventure cruise line by Cruise Critic. Travel & Leisure readers also named UnCruise Adventures in its World’s Best Awards and its list of top 10 small ship ocean cruise lines three years in a row. UnCruise Adventures is a member of the Adventure Travel Trade Association and the Transformational Travel Council.