Adventure Cruising for the Active Traveler. Join fellow adventurers on the most active back country itinerary of our Alaskan expeditions. This is real adventure for the active traveler. Stretch your legs and your imagination in new areas.
HIGHLIGHTS
A sharp crack sounded – then, as if Mother Nature had timed it so on purpose, a section of glacier sheared off from its face. Cheers from on board echoed the thunder of ice tumbling into the water. This was the most astounding geology “lesson” anyone in our group had ever experienced — and in the most enthralling classroom we ever set foot in — Glacier Bay.
- Explore parts of Glacier Bay National Park rarely seen by visitors as we explore the “Outback”
- Hike and bike through Chichagof Island – UnCruise has the only permits in this area
- Learn what it’s like to live and work in the wild country of Alaska
- All day kayak and “yak-and-whack” opportunities
- Full days – from morning birding to evening skiff tours and kayaks to an evening campfire ashore
- Wildlife search – Humpback, orca, seals, bears, moose, puffins and other sea birds
- LeConte and Baird Glaciers
- Opportunities to hike, bike, kayak, paddle board, skiff, and bushwhack, all in one week
- Access to South Baranof Wilderness, rarely visited
- Get on land with an Ideal Cove hike
- All onboard meals;
- Premium spirits, wine, microbrews;
- Non-alcoholic beverages;
- Exclusive transfers and baggage handling between airport/vessel on embark/disembark days;
- Entry fees to national parks/preserves;
- All from-the-boat adventure activities and equipment;
- Wellness program:
- Hot tub, fitness equipment, yoga mats.
- Port charges of $375 per person.
- Port Charges of $375
- Visa and passport fees (if applicable);
- Airfare;
- Luggage, trip cancellation and Emergency Evacuation Insurance;
- Personal expenses such as laundry and telecommunication charges;
- Staff gratuities;
- fuel surcharge may be applied for all bookings;
- Pre- or post-cruise travel expenses.
WILDERNESS LEGACY
The Wilderness Legacy is geared up and ready for adventure. The one-of-a-kind Legacy sails to the farthest reaches, spinning yarns of adventure along the way – like the crew and guests having the time of their lives. Notable features of this one-of-a-kind vessel include beautiful carved wooden cabinetry, a spacious Owner’s Suite, and the Sea Dragon (a portable launch platform for kayaks and paddle boards). She is ready for exploration, and has the most spacious viewing decks in the fleet. Wherever she sails she announces her arrival with the blow of a whistle.
Four decks are ready for guests’ comfort and adventure. The bridge deck provides room for sunning, two hot tubs, and the open bridge, as well as the highest of the bow viewing areas wrapping around the front. The upper deck provides the middle bow viewing area. The lounge deck provides the luxurious indoor lounge and bar as well as the largest of the three bow viewing areas. Downstairs on the main deck guests enjoy gourmet meals in the elegant dining room.
The Lounge is the largest of the Alaska fleet, with plenty of room for spotting wildlife, sharing photos, and playing chess – all with a cocktail or soda from the bar.
The Dining Room features open seating at set times. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served plated at table. Unlimited beverages. alcoholic and non, are included in the price of the cruise. Vegetarian options are always available. Dietary restrictions are happily accommodated with advanced notice.
Onboard Features: Custom made sea dragon kayak launch platform; bow-mounted underwater camera; kayaks, paddleboards, inflatable skiffs, hiking poles; on-deck hot tub; fitness equipment and yoga mats; DVD and book library. Legacy is the only boat in the fleet to offer an elevator. This elevator does not reach the bridge deck. While this makes her a comfortable choice for guests with mobility concerns, guests must still be able to embark and disembark via gangway and climb one flight of stairs. Explorer cabin 309 features a short ramp over the lip to get into the cabin and grab bars in the bathroom, but it is not ADA accessible.