Trip planning for Alaska
starts earlier this year, with the news from our favourite small-ship operator Un-Cruise
Adventures’ of its adventure cruise schedule for 2015.
It is also extremely timely, as it allows us to remind you that our big re-launch edition - out today! - features Alaska on the cover and the delights of up-close-and-personal travel in this region with Un-Cruise.
The company's seven vessels, carrying 22-88 guests, will offer a total of 115 departures from April to September, with adventure activities, culture, history, wildlife and remote
wilderness themes featuring on 10 itineraries ranging from one to three weeks duration.
More importantly, travellers with the hugely popular Glacier Bay National Park on their wish list have even more opportunities to experience the area on a small ship next year as no less than 87 out of 115 departures will visit the park for one or more days of in-depth exploration, most including off-boat adventures of hiking and kayaking.
The popularity of the Northern Passages & Glacier Bay itinerary between Juneau and Sitka (and reverse) spurred the line to add more departures to make for 36 in total in 2015, with 2 are spent inside Glacier Bay National Park. Other areas explored include Icy Strait, Chichagof Island, Baranof Island, Peril Strait and Sergius Narrows. The Active Adventure is available on the Wilderness Adventurer, Wilderness Discoverer and Wilderness Explorer. Rates begin at $2,095 per person, double occupancy.
More info: call (in the US) 1888 862 8881 or visit www.un-cruise.com.
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Wednesday, 15 January 2014
Tuesday, 26 November 2013
More Reasons To Try An Un-Cruise Adventure
You may remember we featured a cruise in Alaska with Un-Cruise Adventures
in the most recent edition of World of Cruising (which you can still see on this link - pages 32-36), and we also featured the voyage in day-by-day blogs here at Time Spent At Sea, a series that earned a nomination in the 2013 Avis A-List Awards for travel blogs.
You can still see the blogs, starting with Day One, on this link. So you can tell we are committed Un-Cruise fans, and are always on the lookout for news from this highly distinctive and original adventure-cruise line.
With that in mind, here are some snippets about their forthcoming cruises for 2014 aboard their luxury period style of the unique SS Legacy (above), which we can thoroughly recommend as well worth looking into.
From June 15 through August 17, there will be 10 departures of a new Alaska’s Golden History
cruise that bring the 1890s Klondike Gold Rush alive. The 7-night cruise visits Wrangell, Petersburg,
Sitka, Glacier Bay National Park, Haines and Skagway, while Frederick Sound and Icy
Strait are also prime whale-watching territory. An 11-night Gold Rush Legacy cruise
between Seattle and Juneau (and reverse) will be offered in June
and August.
Columbia
and Snake Rivers
From March through May and September through November,
week-long cruises depart round-trip from Portland ,
Oregon, to explore the history and
scenery of the Columbia
and Snake Rivers. Areas visited include the Columbia River Gorge
National Scenic Area, Clarkston, Hells Canyon, Walla Walla ,
Washington Wine Country, The Dalles and Astoria, all of which offer another rare and history-rich cruise experience .
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