Uncruise Small Ship Cruises Fleet
Small ship cruises with the UnCruise fleet follow an itinerary. However, changes are often made depending on the conditions and wildlife sightings, letting passengers enjoy a personalized trip that is flexible enough so that they don’t miss anything. No two cruises are ever completely the same. The small vessels can reach places that larger ships cannot, taking you right into the heart of the action.
UnCruise Adventures is a responsible operator that cares about the environment, especially the destinations that the boats visit. Efficient engines help to lower environmental impacts, and the crew actively seeks to recycle waste in the various ports. Food and supplies are bought locally, where possible, and the company works alongside local people for cultural visits and tours. The ships operate on a no-trace principle, there is no bottled water on the boats (each customer is given a refillable water bottle), only sustainable seafood is served, and eco-friendly toiletries are used.
All boats are comfortable with inviting cabins and spacious common areas. A relaxed ambiance helps you feel at home while exploring the seven seas. Each vessel offers plenty of opportunities to relax after your fabulous adventures. When it comes to dining, each nutritious meal is homemade to showcase the cuisine of the region you visit. Vegetarian options are available at all meals. Carefully selected wines are paired with main meals. In addition to a hearty breakfast, lunch, and dinner, snacks and other treats are available at various times throughout the day. You’ll certainly never feel hungry!
Uncruise Fleet of Small Cruise Ships
UnCruise Adventures has nine vessels in its fleet. Explore the icy wilderness of Alaska, sail around the stunning Hawaiian Islands, discover Columbia and Snake Rivers, and journey through the Pacific Northwest. Cruises in the Pacific Northwest sail around the coast and islands of the state of Washington. There is also the option to add Canada’s British Columbia for cross-border exploration. Marvel at the scenery and wildlife in the Galapagos. Be in awe of Mexico’s magical Sea of Cortes. Discover the best of Costa Rica and Panama. The diverse cruises offered by the UnCruise fleet offer something for everyone.
Safari Endeavour
The Safari Endeavor sails around Alaska from May to October and around Mexico between November and March. She has 42 cabins that can accommodate up to 82 guests. All rooms are en suite with air conditioning, a TV, an iPod docking station, a desk, and ample storage space. Communal areas include an indoor lounge, a wine bar, a library, a sun terrace, and observation areas. There are two hot tubs, massage rooms, and fitness equipment. A swim step and kayak launch area make accessing the water easy. The vessel carries kayaks, paddleboards, blow-up skiffs, wetsuits, snorkeling equipment, and hiking poles. Yoga mats are available. There’s also an underwater camera and a hydrophone, perfect for observing the underwater activity.
Safari Explorer - Alaska
The comfortable Safari Explorer sails around Alaska from May to September. Between November and March, she takes passengers on voyages around Hawaii. She has 18 cabins for up to 36 guests. All en suite cabins have air conditioning, a window, and a TV. There are three public decks, offering plenty of outdoor space. There’s a lounge and library-cum-bar. The hydrophone and underwater camera let you marvel at the ocean's depths on the TV in your cabin. Adventure equipment carried onboard includes paddleboards, kayaks, inflatable skiffs, and hiking poles. Guests visiting Hawaii also have access to snorkeling gear. Free massages are offered, and you can use gym equipment and yoga mats. There’s a hot tub on routes to Alaska.
Safari Explorer - Hawaii
Designed for adventure, the Safari Explorer is an 18-cabin vessel that offers adventure cruises between Hawaii’s four islands. On Molokai, you can chase waterfalls, discover local history and traditions, and hike a volcano. Lana‘i is the perfect place to paddleboard or kayak along the thousand-foot cliff line. Maui is known for its breathtaking underwater world filled with colorful corals and tropical fishes. And on the Big Island, you can keep your eyes peeled for dolphins and whales.
Safari Quest
The boutique Safari Quest has just 11 cabins, with 22 guests on each small ship adventure. All cabins have a private bathroom, A/C, and a TV. Bathrooms have heated flooring. She sails with kayaks, paddleboards, and skiffs for water activities, and hiking poles are available, too, for land adventures. You can work out with the gym equipment and soothe any stress and strain in the hot tub. Common areas include an indoor lounge with a large TV, a bar, a library, a sundeck, and a front-facing observation area. The Safari Quest visits Alaska between May and September and the Pacific Northwest from September to November, April and May.
Safari Voyager
The Safari Voyager is excellent for small cruises in Costa Rica and Panama. Her 32 cabins each have a private bathroom, air conditioning, a TV, a desk, and an iPod docking station. She can accommodate up to 64 guests per trip. Refurbished in 2016, she offers high standards of comfort in beautiful surroundings. There’s a large sundeck and a bow viewing area, a lounge, library, nautical-themed dining room, and a launch platform for easy access to the water. Adventure equipment includes snorkeling equipment, kayaks, paddleboards, and skiffs. Relaxation facilities include yoga mats and free massages; you’ll also find gym machinery onboard.
SS Legacy
The SS Legacy is a small cruise ship that offers exciting itineraries in Alaska from April to September. Explore Glacier Bay National Park, Chichagof Island, Chatham Strait, Endicott Arm, and the Fords Terror Wilderness. Guests can get close to Alaska's impressive glaciers, spot humpback whales, and search for black and brown bears, sea otters, seals, sea lions, and eagles. In addition, numerous activities are available on board the Legacy, including kayaking, paddleboards, beachcombing, bushwhacking, and skiff explorations.
Wilderness Adventurer
The sleek and elegant 30-cabin Wilderness Adventurer takes guests on fabulous voyages around Alaska. All cabins have windows, letting you see the outside world whenever you like. Cabins are en suite with a TV/DVD player. The lounge features a bar made from Alaskan cedarwood; it’s a great place to mingle! There’s a sun terrace in addition to plenty of other outdoor areas. A hot tub, fitness equipment, underwater camera, hydrophone, and diverse adventure gear make her even more appealing.
Wilderness Discoverer
The Wilderness Discoverer is another top choice for Alaskan cruises. She can accommodate 76 guests in 33 comfortable en suite cabins. All rooms have a window and TV. She has two hot tubs, fitness equipment, yoga mats, hiking poles, snorkeling gear, wetsuits, kayaks, and more. Outdoor spaces include an observation area and a sundeck, whilst her inviting indoor areas include a stylish lounge with a cedar-wood bar and a connected dining room.
Wilderness Explorer
Set sail on an Alaskan adventure aboard the Wilderness Explorer, and you’re sure to have a great time. She has 38 cabins that can sleep up to 78 guests. There are four cabin types; all have A/C, a TV, a window, and a private bathroom. Enjoy the spirit of the outdoors in the lounge, and complete a bar made from Alaskan cedar. Soak up the views from the observation areas and relax on the sundeck. There are two hot tubs and gym machinery. She carries hiking poles, wetsuits, snorkeling equipment, yoga mats, kayaks, skiffs, and paddleboards, and an EZ Dock platform provides easy access to the water. Never miss any underwater activity thanks to the hydrophone and underwater camera.
Sail with the UnCruise Adventures fleet for incredible experiences packed with adventures, delicious onboard cuisine, and comfortable living whilst knowing that you are vacationing with a company that places great emphasis on sustainability and environmental responsibility.
