MAPLE LEAF
Passenger Capacity: 10
Built: 1904
Length: 92 ft.
Beam: 15 ft.
Draft: 10 ft.
Officers: 2, Canadian
Staff and Crew: 3, Canadian
Itinerary: 5 to 12-day excursions to different
areas, including the Great Bear Rainforest in May and September, Kitlope Valley
and South Moresby in May, and Alaska in June and July.
Cabins: The main cabin is open by day and at night is divided by curtains
into four "cabins", providing sleeping accommodations for eight guests.
Dining: Often dining is on deck or a picnic or barbecue
ashore, however, meals are usually in the dining area. Fresh foods are served
daily. Wine and beer are included.
Dress: Casual warm clothing and layers.
Facilities and Activities: Two inflatables provide shore access.
Passengers go ashore often and spend a great deal of time outside in the forests, on the beaches and enjoying the many hot springs in these areas.
There is much watching of whales and other marine mammals as well as other wildlife. All trips are accompanied by a naturalist or anthropologist with
knowledge about the areas travelled.
Recent Fares Reported to Us:
$250 to $300 per person per day, completely inclusive, and include permit fees to visit
limited access areas and use of all gear on board. Seven-night cruise
$2,100 to $2,750 Canadian, 11-night cruise of Alaska $2,300 US, and five-day cruise in October: $1,450 Canadian.
For current fares and itineraries of
Maple Leaf, click on this direct link
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in small ships.
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