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Alaska's Coastal Treasures Cruise

Embark on a journey crafted for the intrepid traveler, those with a spirit for adventure and a yearning to explore the untamed. "Alaska’s Coastal Treasures" is not your typical cruise—it’s a voyage for those who crave the thrill of discovery, following in the footsteps of history’s boldest explorers. This expedition takes you through Southcentral and Southeast Alaska, navigating remote waters and secluded bays that few have seen. Flexibility is key on this route, allowing us to adapt to the whims of weather and tides, just as the great seafarers once did.

Optional extras & upgrades

8 Day Denali Adventure by Rail & Trail with Fairbanks. From $6,900 USD <p>Overview: This package is only offered as a pre- or post-cruise extension. Discover Alaska&rsquo;s wild interior on this 8-day journey from Fairbanks to Anchorage. Walk with reindeer, pan for gold, and connect with Alaska Native culture in Fairbanks before venturing deep into Denali National Park on a narrated wilderness tour. Ride the scenic dome railcar to quirky Talkeetna, hike with local guides, and kayak across Byers Lake surrounded by sweeping mountain views. With comfortable lodge stays, most meals included, and guided adventures each day, this land package blends Alaska&rsquo;s frontier charm with unforgettable outdoor experiences.</p>

23 July, 2027 to 05 August, 2027 (reverse)
Navigator Cabin $10,800 USD pp
Navigator Cabin 215 has two fixed twin beds. Cabin 302 has one fixed queen bed. Both cabins have a view window, en-suite bathroom, TV, and DVD player. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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Trailblazer Cabin $11,900 USD pp
Our Trailblazer Cabins offer two fixed twin beds or one fixed queen bed (see deck plan). Enjoy a view window, an en-suite bathroom, TV, and DVD player. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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Compass Cabin $13,000 USD pp
Our Compass Cabin comes with one twin bed and one child-sized bed. Enjoy a private bathroom, TV, DVD player, and view window. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, binoculars, and bathrobes for your comfort.
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Pathfinder Cabin $13,000 USD pp
Our Pathfinder Cabins offer your choice of a queen bed or two twin beds. Cabins 107 and 108 have only fixed twin beds. Enjoy a view window, en-suite bathroom, TV, and DVD player. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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Admiral Cabin $14,100 USD pp
Our Admiral Cabins feature a fixed queen bed. Enjoy a large view window, an en-suite bathroom, TV, DVD player, mini-fridge, and sitting area. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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20 August, 2027 to 02 September, 2027
Navigator Cabin $11,200 USD pp
Cabins B3 and B7 - B14. Queen / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Trailblazer Cabin $12,400 USD pp
Cabins B15 and B16. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Admiral Cabin $14,600 USD pp
Cabins B1, C1, and C2. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Jr Commodore Cabin $16,800 USD pp
Cabin B2. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Commodore Suite $18,500 USD pp
Cabins A1 and A2. Separate sitting area with a step-out balcony. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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02 September, 2027 to 15 September, 2027
Navigator Cabin $10,800 USD pp
Navigator Cabin 215 has two fixed twin beds. Cabin 302 has one fixed queen bed. Both cabins have a view window, en-suite bathroom, TV, and DVD player. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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Trailblazer Cabin $11,900 USD pp
Our Trailblazer Cabins offer two fixed twin beds or one fixed queen bed (see deck plan). Enjoy a view window, an en-suite bathroom, TV, and DVD player. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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Pathfinder Cabin $13,000 USD pp
Our Pathfinder Cabins offer your choice of a queen bed or two twin beds. Cabins 107 and 108 have only fixed twin beds. Enjoy a view window, en-suite bathroom, TV, and DVD player. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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Compass Cabin $13,000 USD pp
Our Compass Cabin comes with one twin bed and one child-sized bed. Enjoy a private bathroom, TV, DVD player, and view window. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, binoculars, and bathrobes for your comfort.
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Admiral Cabin $14,100 USD pp
Our Admiral Cabins feature a fixed queen bed. Enjoy a large view window, an en-suite bathroom, TV, DVD player, mini-fridge, and sitting area. Amenities include a hair dryer, shampoo, conditioner, body wash, water bottles, and binoculars for your convenience.
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26 August, 2028 to 08 September, 2028
Navigator Cabin $11,200 USD pp
Cabins B3 and B7 - B14. Queen / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Trailblazer Cabin $12,400 USD pp
Cabins B15 and B16. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Admiral Cabin $14,600 USD pp
Cabins B1, C1, and C2. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Jr Commodore Cabin $16,800 USD pp
Cabin B2. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Commodore Suite $18,500 USD pp
Cabins A1 and A2. Separate sitting area with a step-out balcony. King / twin beds, view window, private bath with shower. Your cabin comes complete with TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in the bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, and eco-friendly hair and body products.
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Alaska's Coastal Treasures Cruise itinerary:

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Day 1 Seward Embarkation

After your included transfer from Anchorage, we welcome you to Seward, an historic gateway to Alaska’s coastal treasures. After a safety briefing, enjoy drinks and dinner as the vessel sets sail around 9:00 PM. We’ll be taking mostly overnight crossings during this journey to allow for maximize daylight for exploration and navigating open water while guests are in their guest rooms.

Meals included: dinner

Day 2 Driftwood Bay State Marine Park

Wake up in the sheltered Driftwood Bay State Marine Park. Explore the rich coastal landscape with beach walks and guided tours through muskeg meadows. For those eager to get on the water, Kayak 101 will be available to give you some tips and tricks for navigating these waters. This area offers fantastic wildlife sightings, including whales and sea lions.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 3 Montague Island or Hinchinbrook Island Exploration

Today's destination is flexible between Montague Island and Hinchinbrook Island, allowing us to adjust based on weather and vessel traffic. Montague Island’s Zaikof Bay is a great spot for spotting brown bears, while Hinchinbrook offers access to view the historic Cape Hinchinbrook Lighthouse. Guests can enjoy beachcombing, kayaking, or simply taking in the stunning coastal views.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 4 & 5 Kayak Island

Kayak Island is a place of deep historical significance, as it was where Vitus Bering’s expedition encountered the now-extinct Steller's sea cow. Anchoring here can be challenging due to strong currents, but the payoff is worth it. We’ll focus on beachcombing near Pyramid Peak and offer skiff tours if conditions allow. To the north, alternative anchorages near the Martin Islands or Fox Island provide options in case of adverse weather, offering a chance to explore the intertidal zones and possibly hike along the abandoned tracks near the old oil town of Katalla.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Days 6 & 7 Icy Bay

Icy Bay requires an overnight crossing, but guests are rewarded with incredible glacier views and a rich marine environment. We’ll spend two days exploring the bay, including a close-up look at the Malaspina Glacier and Guyot Glacier, all set against the backdrop of Mount St. Elias in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. This tight bay is surrounded by several glaciers, offering opportunities for hiking, beachcombing, and glacier observation.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 8 Disenchantment Bay Glaciers

Disenchantment Bay presents a dynamic glacial landscape, including the impressive Hubbard Glacier, which occasionally blocks Russell Fjord. Witness the power of a glacier actively reshaping the land as you enjoy a day of exploration and glacier calving. We’ll adjust activities based on conditions to ensure safe and comfortable access. 

 Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 9 Yakutat Town

Yakutat is known for its vibrant fishing culture and remote charm. Guests will have the opportunity to explore the town on walking tours, meet locals, and enjoy optional activities like enjoying world-renowned fishing at an additional cost. This stop allows for a more intimate connection with Alaskan life, situated between the wild coast and dense rainforests.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Days 10 & 11 Lituya Bay

Lituya Bay is a legendary destination among mariners, known for its dramatic history, including the 1958 mega tsunami. It’s a fair-weather stop due to challenging entrance conditions, but if weather and tides align, the experience is unforgettable. Guests can explore Cenotaph Island, home to black-legged kittiwake colonies and sea lion haul-outs. Enjoy hiking and take in the breathtaking views of the Fairweather Mountain Range. If needed we have alternative options like Graves or Torch Bay, known for their calm waters and stunning scenery.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 12 George Island

Step ashore on George Island, home to a World War I-era cannon brought here during World War II. This remote spot offers a blend of history and nature, perfect for a final stretch of exploration before heading toward Juneau. Guests may also explore nearby areas like Cape Spencer, known for its dramatic marine environment.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 13 Captain’s Choice/Wildlife Search

Today is all about flexibility, allowing the captain to select the best locations for wildlife viewing. This is a prime opportunity for whale watching in the Inian Islands and Icy Strait, where humpbacks and orcas are frequently sighted. The day's plan will adjust to the best conditions to ensure guests have a memorable experience.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 14 Juneau Disembarkation

Disembark in Juneau, where your adventure concludes. Reflect on the incredible landscapes, wildlife encounters, and rich history experienced along Alaska’s remote coastlines. 

Meals included: breakfast

Please Note:

As with all our adventure cruises, weather, tides, and wildlife will alter our daily plans to give our guests and crew the best experience possible.  

Alaska's Coastal Treasures Cruise reverse itinerary:

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Please Note: *

As with all our adventure cruises, weather, tides, and wildlife will alter our daily plans to give our guests and crew the best experience possible.  

Day 14 Juneau Disembarkation *

Disembark in Juneau, where your adventure concludes. Reflect on the incredible landscapes, wildlife encounters, and rich history experienced along Alaska’s remote coastlines. 

Meals included: breakfast

Day 13 Captain’s Choice/Wildlife Search *

Today is all about flexibility, allowing the captain to select the best locations for wildlife viewing. This is a prime opportunity for whale watching in the Inian Islands and Icy Strait, where humpbacks and orcas are frequently sighted. The day's plan will adjust to the best conditions to ensure guests have a memorable experience.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 12 George Island *

Step ashore on George Island, home to a World War I-era cannon brought here during World War II. This remote spot offers a blend of history and nature, perfect for a final stretch of exploration before heading toward Juneau. Guests may also explore nearby areas like Cape Spencer, known for its dramatic marine environment.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Days 10 & 11 Lituya Bay *

Lituya Bay is a legendary destination among mariners, known for its dramatic history, including the 1958 mega tsunami. It’s a fair-weather stop due to challenging entrance conditions, but if weather and tides align, the experience is unforgettable. Guests can explore Cenotaph Island, home to black-legged kittiwake colonies and sea lion haul-outs. Enjoy hiking and take in the breathtaking views of the Fairweather Mountain Range. If needed we have alternative options like Graves or Torch Bay, known for their calm waters and stunning scenery.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 9 Yakutat Town *

Yakutat is known for its vibrant fishing culture and remote charm. Guests will have the opportunity to explore the town on walking tours, meet locals, and enjoy optional activities like enjoying world-renowned fishing at an additional cost. This stop allows for a more intimate connection with Alaskan life, situated between the wild coast and dense rainforests.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 8 Disenchantment Bay Glaciers *

Disenchantment Bay presents a dynamic glacial landscape, including the impressive Hubbard Glacier, which occasionally blocks Russell Fjord. Witness the power of a glacier actively reshaping the land as you enjoy a day of exploration and glacier calving. We’ll adjust activities based on conditions to ensure safe and comfortable access. 

 Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Days 6 & 7 Icy Bay *

Icy Bay requires an overnight crossing, but guests are rewarded with incredible glacier views and a rich marine environment. We’ll spend two days exploring the bay, including a close-up look at the Malaspina Glacier and Guyot Glacier, all set against the backdrop of Mount St. Elias in Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Preserve. This tight bay is surrounded by several glaciers, offering opportunities for hiking, beachcombing, and glacier observation.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 4 & 5 Kayak Island *

Kayak Island is a place of deep historical significance, as it was where Vitus Bering’s expedition encountered the now-extinct Steller's sea cow. Anchoring here can be challenging due to strong currents, but the payoff is worth it. We’ll focus on beachcombing near Pyramid Peak and offer skiff tours if conditions allow. To the north, alternative anchorages near the Martin Islands or Fox Island provide options in case of adverse weather, offering a chance to explore the intertidal zones and possibly hike along the abandoned tracks near the old oil town of Katalla.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 3 Montague Island or Hinchinbrook Island Exploration *

Today's destination is flexible between Montague Island and Hinchinbrook Island, allowing us to adjust based on weather and vessel traffic. Montague Island’s Zaikof Bay is a great spot for spotting brown bears, while Hinchinbrook offers access to view the historic Cape Hinchinbrook Lighthouse. Guests can enjoy beachcombing, kayaking, or simply taking in the stunning coastal views.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 2 Driftwood Bay State Marine Park *

Wake up in the sheltered Driftwood Bay State Marine Park. Explore the rich coastal landscape with beach walks and guided tours through muskeg meadows. For those eager to get on the water, Kayak 101 will be available to give you some tips and tricks for navigating these waters. This area offers fantastic wildlife sightings, including whales and sea lions.

Meals included: breakfast, lunch, dinner

Day 1 Seward Embarkation *

After your included transfer from Anchorage, we welcome you to Seward, an historic gateway to Alaska’s coastal treasures. After a safety briefing, enjoy drinks and dinner as the vessel sets sail around 9:00 PM. We’ll be taking mostly overnight crossings during this journey to allow for maximize daylight for exploration and navigating open water while guests are in their guest rooms.

Meals included: dinner

* = Indicative
Map for Alaska's Coastal Treasures Cruise
Safari Explorer, the ship servicing Alaska's Coastal Treasures Cruise

Safari Explorer

Vessel Type: Small Ship

Length: 145 ft

Passenger Capacity: 36

Built: 1998 

Safari Explorer is a compact expedition yacht built for access, comfort, and serious exploration. Designed to reach remote areas that larger ships cannot, she combines rugged performance with an intimate onboard atmosphere. With just 36 guests, the experience is deliberately exclusive yet relaxed. Her interior is refined without feeling formal, and the tone onboard is practical and unpretentious. In winter she operates in Hawaii, moving easily between islands, while in summer she sails north to Alaska, navigating the Inside Passage, Glacier Bay, and Prince William Sound.

Guest spaces are arranged across three decks. The bridge deck features a rooftop sun lounge, open bridge access, fitness equipment, a hot tub during Alaska cruises, and Commodore Suites. The cabin deck includes Navigator, Trailblazer, Junior Commodore, and one Admiral cabin, while the main deck houses the larger Admiral suites along with the dining room, salon, and bar. Dining is open seating at set times, with all beverages included and dietary needs accommodated. Onboard equipment supports daily activities, including kayaks, paddle boards, skiffs, hiking poles, snorkel gear, and a full-beam swim step for easy water access.

Cabin layout for Safari Explorer
• Visit the historic shores of Kayak Island, where Vitus Bering’s crew first encountered the rugged Alaskan coastline

• Cruise the legendary Lituya Bay, known for its challenging entrance and towering mountains

• Experience the raw power of glaciers, witness abundant wildlife, and venture into hidden corners that larger vessels can’t reach

• Immerse yourself in Alaska’s wild heart, discover its hidden history, and be guided by the spirit of exploration that shaped the last frontier