• Itinerary: Two 7-day itineraries throughout the Pacific NW, San Juan Islands, Gulf Islands and Lower Inside Passage from May through October. One features the highlights of the area. The other goes off the beaten track to Princess Louisa Inlet.

• Cabins: 16. All are outside with private heads/showers and open to interior hallway.

• Dress: Casual.

• Facilities & Activities: Vessel cruises between US and Canadian ports. It cruises during the day. There is a guest naturalist. Island visits, whale watching and other activities depend on departure date and specific itinerary. The captain may vary itineraries to enhance the trip.  Binoculars provided on board. You can visit the bridge. 

• Recent Fares Reported to Us: There are 11 departures open to individuals,  $1,750 and $2,199 per person double occupancy.  One May departure  $1,495.

• Itinerary: There are 2 different SE Alaska wilderness cruises between Sitka and Juneau with hotel night on each end including your hotel and local tours (a 9-day vacation, 7 nights on board).  The north itinerary features a stop in Gustavus and includes a Glacier Bay catamaran cruise among the glaciers.  The south itinerary features unspoiled wilderness areas such as Fords Terror, Dawes Glacier, Gambier Bay, and Tracy Arm. 
• Cabins: 6. Cabins average 7 x 14 ft. and have a bathroom with shower and queen or twin beds.
• Dress: Very casual; kayaking and hiking clothes, raingear, over-the-calf rubber boots.
• Facilities and Activities: This is a remodeled 1944 Miki ocean-going tug boat that was built to serve in World War II, still with the original 8 cylinder Enterprise engine. There is a hot tub, kayaks and skiffs for use at visits along the Inside Passage.  You can visit the bridge.The main salon has large viewing windows and a diesel-fired wall fireplace.   The vessel anchors in different locations throughout the day for shore hikes and kayaking. Some shore walks are set for the active person but are not difficult. Typical wildlife watching can include bear, moose, wolves, eagles, puffins, sea otters, sea lions, orca and humpback whales. Guests learn about edible plants and other flora and fauna. They kayak near glaciers. Evenings are spent in  discussions and learning about celestial navigation on a starry night. Some cruises feature complimentary masseuse.
• Recent fares reported to us:  9-day package of $4995 per person double occupancy that includes 2 nights hotels, transfers to vessel and 7-day cruise.

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