Discover miles and miles and miles of coastline—in a land where everything is great. Exploration along these passages is no folly, and uncovering your awe for Alaska is almost better than finding gold.
Theme Departures Available for this Itinerary
Holiday 2017: July 1
- Glacier Bay National Park—UNESCO World Heritage Site
- Whale watching in Icy Strait
- Explorations along Peril Strait and Sergius Narrows
- Park ranger joins you on board in Glacier Bay National Park
- Observe a bird colony and sea lion haulout at South Marble Island
- Hike the forested shores of Chichagof and Baranof Islands
- Discover the intertidal zones of Krestof and Nakwasina Sounds
- Kayak, paddle board, and skiff in glacial fjords
- Captain’s Choice exploration of “not in the guidebook” places
There are no future departures for this trip at this stage.
Wilderness Discoverer
Length | 176 feet |
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The 76-guest Wilderness Discoverer gets rave reviews from her gests. Expedition is top-of-mind with this vessel; and adventure and discovery lay at its heart. The interior complements the outside and public and private spaces are loaded with amenities. Enjoy a main lounge that evokes the feel of a National Park Lodge or neighborhood pub and relax on deck or keep watch for wildlife.
Three accessible decks are fully equipped for comfort and action. The sun deck has a sauna and fitness equipment; viewing is over-the-top from the bow and under-the-stars from two hot tubs on the observation deck; and the EZ Dock launch platform on the main deck makes getting in the water a cinch. Onboard are kayaks; stand-up paddle boards; inflatable skiffs; hiking poles; yoga mats; hydrophone for listening below-surface; and a bow-mounted underwater camera pipes the action to the lounge and to your cabin TV.
The four cabin categories aboard the Wilderness Discoverer are: Navigator; Trailblazer; Pathfinder; and Explorer. Depending on your cabin, singles, doubles or triples can be accommodated.
Common to all Wilderness Discoverer cabins are: Memory foam mattresses; Flat-screen TV/DVD; and iPod docking station. All staterooms come with a view window (no portholes).