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7-night Alaska Glacier Country Cruise

Roundtrip Juneau
7-night Alaska Glacier Country Cruise
August 8, 2025
UnCruise Adventures: Safari Quest
Roundtrip Juneau
Vacation Offer ID 1526727
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Cruise Inclusions

  • One day in Glacier Bay National Park
  • Get close up to glaciers: Dawes, Margerie, and Grand Pacific
  • Bushwhack in the Tongass National Forest
  • Fords Terror Wilderness Area by skiff and hike inland on Chichagof Island
  • Humpback whales in Frederick Sound and Chatham Strait
  • Wildlife searches: black and brown bears, eagles, sea otters, harbor seals, sea lions, sea birds
  • Kayak, paddleboard, and skiff remote inlets
  • Beachcombing, tide pool, and forest ecology discoveries
  • Destination Guide
  • Suggested Shore Excursions
Destination Arrival Departure
Juneau

Juneau 08/08/2025

Hello, Juneau! First settled in the gold rush days, Juneau welcomes with both small town charm and towering glaciers. Toast to the riches of Alaska as you sail west toward Icy Strait. (D),
08/08/2025 08/08/2025
Icy Strait

Icy Strait 08/09/2025

Kick start the morning with on-deck yoga stretches and a strong cup of coffee. Energized and snug in your kayak, glide around in remote bays off of Icy Strait through giant bullwhip kelp that can grow to over 100 feet long. Join the gang in a skiff to a rocky outcropping to watch sea lions play. Or, step into mud boots for a forest hike with your top-notch naturalist guides who have plenty to share about everything Alaska—marine biology, plants, and even geology. Onboard, soak it all in as you soak in the hot tub. (BLD),
08/09/2025 08/09/2025
Bartlett Cove

Bartlett Cove 08/10/2025

You're in for a real treat. A national park ranger comes aboard to share expert insight. Have your binoculars handy—South Marble Island is a birder's slice of heaven. Puffins scoot through the water. Guillemots and gulls chatter up the airwaves. The snoozing sea lions don't seem to mind. More thrills and chills await as you cruise to the far end of John Hopkins Inlet or Tarr Inlet where glaciers calve into the water. Backed by knife-edged peaks, bears forage along the shoreline of Tidal Inlet. Mountain goats too. Back at Bartlett Cove, if time and daylight allow, take a forest hike around the park's HQ, and say farewell to your ranger. (BLD),
08/10/2025 08/10/2025
South Marble Island

South Marble Island 08/10/2025

You're in for a real treat. A national park ranger comes aboard to share expert insight. Have your binoculars handy—South Marble Island is a birder's slice of heaven. Puffins scoot through the water. Guillemots and gulls chatter up the airwaves. The snoozing sea lions don't seem to mind. More thrills and chills await as you cruise to the far end of John Hopkins Inlet or Tarr Inlet where glaciers calve into the water. Backed by knife-edged peaks, bears forage along the shoreline of Tidal Inlet. Mountain goats too. Back at Bartlett Cove, if time and daylight allow, take a forest hike around the park's HQ, and say farewell to your ranger. (BLD),
08/10/2025 08/10/2025
Tarr Inlet

Tarr Inlet 08/10/2025

You're in for a real treat. A national park ranger comes aboard to share expert insight. Have your binoculars handy—South Marble Island is a birder's slice of heaven. Puffins scoot through the water. Guillemots and gulls chatter up the airwaves. The snoozing sea lions don't seem to mind. More thrills and chills await as you cruise to the far end of John Hopkins Inlet or Tarr Inlet where glaciers calve into the water. Backed by knife-edged peaks, bears forage along the shoreline of Tidal Inlet. Mountain goats too. Back at Bartlett Cove, if time and daylight allow, take a forest hike around the park's HQ, and say farewell to your ranger. (BLD),
08/10/2025 08/10/2025
Tidal Inlet

Tidal Inlet 08/10/2025

You're in for a real treat. A national park ranger comes aboard to share expert insight. Have your binoculars handy—South Marble Island is a birder's slice of heaven. Puffins scoot through the water. Guillemots and gulls chatter up the airwaves. The snoozing sea lions don't seem to mind. More thrills and chills await as you cruise to the far end of John Hopkins Inlet or Tarr Inlet where glaciers calve into the water. Backed by knife-edged peaks, bears forage along the shoreline of Tidal Inlet. Mountain goats too. Back at Bartlett Cove, if time and daylight allow, take a forest hike around the park's HQ, and say farewell to your ranger. (BLD),
08/10/2025 08/10/2025
Admiralty Island National Monument

Admiralty Island National Monument 08/11/2025

Stretching 150 miles into the Tongass National Forest, Chatham Strait offers adventure aplenty. Rest assured your captain navigates to the best. Anchor in a remote Chichagof Island inlet. Backpacks loaded and adventure toys lowered (skiffs, paddle boards, kayaks), it's time to go play. Energy flows as you hike up through moss-covered trees and rain-fed waterfalls. Stick to the water in a kayak excursion, and don't forget to look above and below the surface. A nosy seal could be watching your every stroke. Beachcomb rocky shores. Tiny creatures cling to rocks. Tonight, take a nightcap to the sun deck and watch the sky. (BLD),
08/11/2025 08/11/2025
Frederick Sound

Frederick Sound 08/12/2025

The jagged arms and fingers of Kuiu Island stretch from 25 to just 6 miles wide. Salmon streams dot the coastline—and where there's salmon, there are bears. Despite its slim size, Kuiu Island is home to many black bears, who, like you, love the solitude and open skies in the heart of the Tongass National Forest. From kayak or skiff, scope the intertidal zones of Saginaw Bay for these guys. Eagles fish here too, their white noggins give away their perches. Kayak along the Keku Islands or take the pace down a notch with an easy stroll amidst the tide pools. It's remote, and remarkable. (BLD),
08/12/2025 08/12/2025
Windham Bay

Windham Bay 08/13/2025

Humpbacks beeline it here each season to feed on krill, zooplankton, and herring. Watch for whales feasting in these abundant glacial waters. Hang out and enjoy the show. Based on wind and weather, your expedition team has the lineup of adventures all mapped out. Cruise past Five Fingers Lighthouse, Alaska's oldest light station, and The Brothers Islands, where sea lions nap on rocky knobs. Paddle into the deeps of Port Houghton or Windham Bay or head ashore for a hike. Somewhere nearby, carrot-billed black oystercatchers are saying hello. Tonight, toast another big day in Alaska. (BLD),
08/13/2025 08/13/2025
Stephens Passage

Stephens Passage 08/13/2025

Humpback and orca are frequent visitors of this Southeast passage. A misty spout is a sure sign they're in the neighborhood. Your captain navigates Wyndham Bay and Stephens Passage. And you're in for a boot-sucking, paddle-smacking day of adventure with your guide team. The routes are all picked out. Make your choice and make your move. Slip off the kayak launch and take it slow spotting sea stars and shore birds. Hard chargers take a long wild paddle to the salt chuck at the back of the inlet. Or, hike into the Tongass. It's a landscape of hanging waterfalls and shades of green. (BLD),
08/13/2025 08/13/2025
Endicott Arm

Endicott Arm 08/14/2025

Skiffing up Endicott Arm, harbor seals laze around on icebergs. If the tides are right, slip into Fords Terror, the steep walls of this narrow opening streaked with waterfalls. Back in the arm, gasp at the deep glacier-carved valleys. It's at the end where you meet the pièce de résistance: Dawes Glacier. Blue ice marches down from the Coast Mountains. With a sharp crack, the white thunder of a calving slice makes a mega-splash. Tonight, celebrate with a festive Farewell Dinner and "photo journal" from your expedition team. (BLD),
08/14/2025 08/14/2025
Dawes Glacier

Dawes Glacier 08/14/2025

Skiffing up Endicott Arm, harbor seals laze around on icebergs. If the tides are right, slip into Fords Terror, the steep walls of this narrow opening streaked with waterfalls. Back in the arm, gasp at the deep glacier-carved valleys. It's at the end where you meet the pièce de résistance: Dawes Glacier. Blue ice marches down from the Coast Mountains. With a sharp crack, the white thunder of a calving slice makes a mega-splash. Tonight, celebrate with a festive Farewell Dinner and "photo journal" from your expedition team. (BLD),
08/14/2025 08/14/2025
Juneau

Juneau 08/15/2025

Mmmm, fresh baked pastries over one last breakfast. Your crew and new friends wish heartfelt goodbyes. This morning, transfer to the Juneau Airport or begin your UnCruise hotel stay or land tour. (B),
08/15/2025 08/15/2025
UnCruise Adventures: Safari Quest
On the 22-guest Safari Quest, the most intimate vessel, guests unwind with included amenities, attentive service, comfortable cabins, welcoming public spaces for a personal experience, and four decks with ample room to get away from it all.
Ship Highlights
  • Four public decks provide room for mingling and attentive service
  • Amenities such as Library, Salon ,Galley etc for enjoyment and relaxation
  • Fitness room with well equipped equipment's
Ship Statistics
Built Year
1992
Last Refurbished
2013
Registry
USA
Maximum Speed
10 knots
Beam
29 feet
Ship Length
120 feet
Number of Crew
10
Staterooms / Suites
11
Passenger Capacity
22
Bars / Lounges
Yes
Lounge
Yes
Wheelchair Accessible
No

Dining

Coffee Station
Coffee Station.

Bars & Lounges

Lounge
Lounge.
Bar
Bar.

Onboard Activities

Onboard Activities
Bridge Deck houses the much-coveted Admiral cabins, the small library, and an open bridge.
Shipboard Policies
  • Electrical
    All electrical outlets on the vessel are standard 110 Volt, the same voltage as in North America. If you live in other parts of the world, you may need a special adapter.

  • Medical Emergencies
    The crew is trained in both first aid and CPR, and there are first aid supplies on board. While there is no physician on board, the ship is never too far from a port where medical facilities are available.

  • Smoking Policy
    Smoking is prohibited anywhere inside the vessel. Smoking guests are welcome to smoke only on the outer aft deck in a designated area. Ashtrays will be provided. To protect the environment, guests should refrain from tossing cigarettes and cigars overboard.

  • Special Dietary Needs - Advance Notice Required
    Un-Cruise Adventures is able to accommodate most special dietary needs. All booked guests are required to submit the completed Medical Information Form advising of any food allergies or other dietary requirements they may have. Completing this form will ensure that the chef has enough notice to prepare for your needs. It is recommended that you check in with the chef or hotel manager upon your arrival to the ship to confirm your request.

  • Wheelchair Access & Special Needs
    Un-Cruise Adventures will earnestly try to accommodate guests wishing to travel with them. The primary concern is the health, safety, and well being of guests and crew. Guests with some mobility and who provide their own collapsible wheelchairs can generally be accommodated, but the vessels do not meet all applicable standards of the ADA Accessibility Guidelines for buildings and facilities. Guests needing any form of assistance and those who are physically disabled must be accompanied by someone who will take full responsibility for any needed assistance during the cruise and in the event of an emergency.

    Vessel interiors and operating conditions can always present challenges to wheelchairs and participation may not be possible for some activities and events. Please be aware that raised door thresholds, steep stairs, and narrow passageways can prevent wheelchair passage. Some ports of call, shore excursions, use of inflatable excursion craft, docks, gangways, and other requirements may preclude a wheelchair guest from leaving the vessel. This decision will be made by the Captain and is binding.

Public Rooms
  • Public Spaces
    Each vessel has its own unique personality, but all share a universal goal and with you in mind - to relax and be comfortable. Designed to bring the outside in, they come alive with art and artifacts from the places you'll travel. And the open bridge policy welcomes you to visit and discuss navigation with the captain.

    Public spaces aboard include an inviting dining room, main lounge or salon (with a varied collection of board games, books, and DVDs), and observation decks ideal for close-up wildlife viewing and relaxing under the stars. You may also find a hot tub, massage room, and sauna; and most of the vessels are equipped with an underwater hydrophone, a kayak launch platform or swim step (making access to the water easy), as well as cameras that connect to the TVs, bringing life in the water directly inside the boat.

Entertainment
  • Educational/Enrichment Programs
    In addition to getting extraordinarily close to nature and wildlife, Un-Cruise Adventures provides opportunities to learn along the way. They engage experts and historians to interpret, narrate, or bring history to life.
Dining
  • All Beverages Included In Cruise Fare
    Un-Cruise Adventures' approach to wetting-your-whistle is as uncharacteristic as their vessels. Fine spirits, wines, and microbrews are served aboard all of their vessels, with many even featuring sustainable cask wines on tap. A rotating list of wine and microbrew selections will vary depending on your destination. On many itineraries, wine, beer, and spirits are included in your fare.

  • Meals Onboard
    All onboard meals ensure innovative, healthful dining experiences and the executive chefs aboard use ingredients that reflect the flavors of your destination.

    Mornings feature an early-riser breakfast of fresh fruit, baked-on-board pastries and breads, and a full breakfast complete with specialty items. Lunches range from pasta salads and sandwiches, to homemade soups and ethnic dishes. Dinners offer a choice of entrées that include fresh seafood and meats. Vegetarian dishes are available and special dietary needs can be met with advance notice. Hors d'oeuvres are offered during the cocktail hour, and desserts are varied and plentiful.

    Unless there's a barbecue on deck or some other special event, most meals are served over several courses - with particular attention to your personal preferences. Dining onboard is casual and seating is open so you are free to join new friends and choose a different table at every meal. And if you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary, or other milestone occasion, let Un-Cruise Adventures know before you board and the expert pastry chef will make it memorable by whipping up a surprise treat.

    Meals are casual and feature open seating. There is no need to dress up at any time; simply wear what's comfortable, even for the Captain's Farewell Dinner.

Sports, Health and Fitness
  • Wellness Program
    Onboard amenities allow you to escape through morning yoga stretches, relaxing in the on-deck hot tub, laps around the deck, enjoying a workout on the fitness equipment, or being pampered by the wellness instructor/massage therapist. Nature’s splendor takes care of the rest. And at the end of your cruise, the onboard team will send you off with a renewed sense of beauty and spirit.

Oceanview

Single (SGL) Call for pricing
Single
  • Category: SGL
Cabin: B1
  • Single Twin bed (pullman upper bunk for charter only)
  • View window
  • TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, conditioning shampoo, body wash, binoculars, and reusable water bottles
Pathfinder Cabin (PAT) Call for pricing
Pathfinder Cabin
  • Category: PAT
Cabin: B2
  • Queen beds
  • TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, conditioning shampoo, body wash, binoculars, and reusable water bottles
Navigator Cabin (NAV) Call for pricing
Navigator Cabin
  • Category: NAV
Cabins: C1 - C6
  • Queen / Twin beds, elevated window provides natural light but not a view
  • TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, conditioning shampoo, body wash; binoculars, and reusable water bottles
Admiral Cabin (ADM) Call for pricing
Admiral Cabin
  • Category: ADM
Cabins: A1 - A4
  • King / Queen / Twin beds
  • TV/DVD player, heated tile floor in bathroom, hairdryer, bathrobes, conditioning shampoo, body wash, binoculars, and reusable water bottles
Fares are per person double occupancy, in USD. Triple rates are available in designated cabins (refer to deck plan); inquire for pricing details. Port taxes/fees are additional per guest.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.

Observation Deck

Stateroom Key

  • Admiral Cabin (ADM)
  • Pathfinder Cabin (PAT)
  • Navigator Cabin (NAV)
  • Single (SGL)
Bridge Deck

Stateroom Key

  • Admiral Cabin (ADM)
  • Pathfinder Cabin (PAT)
  • Navigator Cabin (NAV)
  • Single (SGL)
Main Deck

Stateroom Key

  • Admiral Cabin (ADM)
  • Pathfinder Cabin (PAT)
  • Navigator Cabin (NAV)
  • Single (SGL)
Cabin Deck

Stateroom Key

  • Admiral Cabin (ADM)
  • Pathfinder Cabin (PAT)
  • Navigator Cabin (NAV)
  • Single (SGL)