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American Safari
Alaska, NW Passage & Rivers of the West |
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Voyager's Glacier Country | Juneau |
Permitted by the National Park Service to Cruise Glacier Bay National Park! For the first time, an extensive luxury yacht cruise into Glacier Bay is available with American Safari Cruises! Newly permitted by the National Park Service, the 36-guest Safari Explorer will ply the waters of this glacial wonderland for two days as a part of our week-long Alaska cruises. THE LAST FRONTIER: In Southeast Alaska, we travel through the largest national forest in the United States where grizzly bears, black bears, mountain goats, bald eagles and wolves make their home. And everywhere in the swirling currents below, the world's largest mammals, the great whales, forage in bountiful waters along the sheltered coastline. We meet Alaska and its wildlife at eye level.
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Discoverer's Glacier Bay | Inside Passage |
Safari Quest - Juneau to Sitka Cruise (22 guests/9 crew) More than a protected area in the wilderness of Alaska, Glacier Bay is also recognized internationally as a Biosphere Reserve, established in 1986 under the United Nations Man and the Biosphere Program. In 1992 Glacier Bay became part of an international World Heritage Site, along with neighboring Wrangell-St. Elias National Park. Now, we want to take you there.
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Columbia & Snake River Yacht Cruise | OR & WA |
Footsteps of Lewis & Clark Step into the American west on a yacht cruise that encompasses human history, natural history and even time itself. Experience the rivers completely by jet boat, kayak, inflatable skiff and by transiting through eight mammoth dams. Taste wine from the barrel in Washington's wine country and converse with local specialists as they relate tales of the epic Lewis and Clark Expedition. No other cruise will take you this far into the breadth and depth of the wilderness, history and culture of the American West.
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