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Island Roamer
Explore British Columbia and Southeast Alaska aboard 68' Island Roamer; a luxury yacht featuring 8 cabins, 3 bathrooms and a deluxe salon. Watch whales in the ocean, see the elusive all-white Spirit Bear in the wilderness and visit ancient Native villages along remote shorelines. Even help the crew sail. For unique experiences and memorable adventures a fantastic, wilderness and wildlife coastal eco-small-ship cruise is the way to go.
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Duen's Journey
Reputed to be one of the most beautiful wooden boats on the British Columbia coast, Duen's Journey is a true classic. She is a traditional Norwegian designed Galeas gaff rigged ketch - large enough for comfort and privacy, and small enough to create a great ambiance for up to 8 passengers. Guests can enjoy the social atmosphere below deck around the extensive natural history library and warmth of the Norwegian stove, above deck in the Pilothouse, or around the large on deck dining table for barbecues and sunsets.
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Edgewater Fortune
During the past 25 years many groups of people have had the pleasure of cruising British Columbia's amazing scenic coastal waters with Captain Johansen and his able crew aboard the Edgewater Fortune. The home waters of this 47-passenger vessel are the spectacular passages and inlets all along the British Columbia's coast.
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Nautilus Explorer
The Nautilus Explorer offers some of the most luxurious liveaboard scuba diving expeditions on the sea. Most staterooms feature side by side berths, "under bed" storage for suitcases, air-conditioning and private washroom and shower. Two executive suites are located immediately forward of the hot tub deck. The main salon is one of the most popular places to relax on the Nautilus. A 42" plasma TV is mounted above the ship's library and adjacent to our well stocked bar. A large projection screen is fitted on the opposite wall and a PC fitted with cardreaders, CD burner and Adobe Photoshop Elements is secured onto a corner table. The hot tub and sundeck is the center of outdoor relaxation onboard the Nautilus. An ample supply of sun chairs line the perimeter of this deck and more lounge chairs are located one deck up. Large picture windows make the scenery an integral part of your dining experience while attentive members of staff are on duty during mealtimes to make sure that you are completely looked after.
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Island Odyssey
Explore British Columbia and Southeast Alaska aboard the 68' Island Odyssey - a luxury yacht featuring 8 cabins, 3 bathrooms and a deluxe salon. Sailors will love her easy roller-reefing and performance under sail and all are welcome to help the crew sail. Discover ancient villages and amazing wildlife along remote shorelines. Shower under waterfalls, soak in hot springs or kayak up to an unexplored beach on a fantastic, eco-tour, small-ship cruise.
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Snow Goose
The Snow Goose is a steel motor-vessel built in Alaska in 1973 as a private yacht. Ideal for research and education programs, she accommodates 12 passengers in 6 well-appointed cabins. The main deck features a spacious, airy salon; natural history library; galley and dining area. The upper bridge deck offers a good vantage point for spotting wildlife and comfortable seating for passengers who wish to get involved with the navigation of the ship.
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Maple Leaf
Maple Leaf is a classic, 92-foot schooner. She has a rich history of operation on the coast and draws an admiring crowd when we are alongside. Maple Leaf is extremely safe and comfortable. She has an enviable reputation as both a beautiful and sea-worthy vessel. Her accommodations are very comfortable. The spacious main cabin is open and airy by day, and the sleeping areas offer large comfortable beds (bunks) with fluffy duvets, pillows and throws and brass reading lamps. They are surrounded with walls on two-and-a-half sides and thick, heavy curtains on the other one-and-a-half sides. There are three bathrooms (heads) with showers. A dining lounge also holds the ship's library and is a pleasant place to sit and read, chat, or enjoy a cup of tea. The above-deck wheelhouse offers another seating area and the ship's natural history library. Maple Leaf has lots of deck space, on which people may choose to sit and watch the coast's scenery, chat with others, steer the ship, or have quiet time alone.
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Columbia III
Stately, graceful, quiet, steadfast and beautiful is what comes to mind when one sees the Columbia III. Built in 1968 her classic lines are still recognized and admired at every port. However, in the early 1990s she was completely refurbished with great attention to detail and passenger enjoyment. From her wheelhouse with the latest navigational electronics to the large, covered aft-deck, she is immaculate and the woodworking throughout is of the finest quality.
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Western Spirit
The Western Spirit has four cabins with double beds and shared bathrooms. The boat journey focuses on wildlife, with a naturalist on board, and explores remote waterways and inlets of the British Columbia coast for views of wildlife and marine life up-close.
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Grande Mariner
The Grande Mariner cruises the Caribbean in winter moving to the Intracoastal Waterway of the US as the weather warms in the Northern Hemisphere. The Grande Mariner is equipped with a glass-bottomed boat and 2 kayaks for exploring the stunning scenery close-up. The laid-back, relaxed atmosphere attracts mostly retirees looking for an informal cruise amid spectacular landscapes.
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Grand Caribe
The Grande Caribe cruises seasonally around America: from the Intracoastal Waterway in Spring, to Cape Cod and the islands in Summer, to Inland Waterways in the Fall. A laid-back, relaxed atmosphere attracts those looking for an informal cruise with spectacular scenery. Single-seating dining takes place on the main deck and the lounge on the Second Deck doubles as an auditorium suitable for receptions, lectures, meetings and conferences.
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National Geographic Explorer
A former Norwegian ferry, the National Geographic Explorer was converted into a state-of-the-art ice-class expedition ship and launched in 2008. She is a powerful, fast and stylish cruiser designed for 21st-century exploration. The ship offers up to 148 guests an environment of adventure, comfort and informality in her expansive public areas and 81 outside cabins.
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Curve of Time
The Curve of Time is a 25.5 metre Side Trawler built in Holland circa 1959. She fished comercially in the North Sea until 1984 and now explores the fascinating waterways and inlets of British Colombia’s coastline. This unique vessel accommodates ten guests both in cabins on the main deck and individually curtained, traditional ship’s bunks below deck alongside the cosy sitting area and central galley where delicious meals are prepared.
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