Safari Quest

Alaska

Introduction

Carrying just 22 passengers, the small but perfectly formed Safari Quest provides access to exclusive wilderness areas that other ships can’t reach.

Maximum passengers: 22

Cruise through narrow fjords and shallow bays, and explore limited access wilderness sites that are unavailable to larger groups. Offering a highly personalised service and an intimate experience, the Safari Quest is cosy and comfortable and the ideal base for an Inside Passage expedition.

In addition to spacious cabins (some with balconies) and a welcoming lounge/bar and dining area, the yacht is also equipped with a sun lounge, outside hot tub, and a bow-mounted underwater camera to capture the activity of any passing marine life. Kayaks, stand-up paddle boards and hiking poles are available for active explorers, whilst the ship’s inflatable skiffs allow for exploratory cruising and remote shore landings. Binoculars and re-usable water bottles are provided for the duration of your voyage.

Ship Features

Cabins with private ensuite bathrooms
Bow-mounted underwater camera
Inflatable skiffs
Kayaks and paddle boards
Hiking poles
On-deck hot tub
Fitness equipment and yoga mats
Binoculars
Re-usable water bottles
Library
Dining room
Lounge

Why choose the Safari Quest?
The most intimate vessel from which to explore the Inside Passage, travel in a small group with like-minded passengers for a more personalised experience.

Cabins

Cabin Options

Navigator Cabins: two lower single berths or one queen or king bed with elevated port light window (not suitable for external views) and private bathroom, on the Cabin Deck

Pathfinder Cabin: one queen bed with exterior window and private bathroom, on the Main Deck

Admiral Cabins: two lower single berths or one queen or king bed with glass doors onto balcony, and private bathroom, on the Bridge Deck

Single travellers
A limited number of dedicated sole occupancy single cabins are available. There is no option to twin-share on this vessel.