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CHOOSE TO UNCRUISE Wilderness, wildlife, and exploration; or history, tours, and wine. Our innovative adventure and river cruises provide an unbeatable combination of activity, expertise, service, and exclusive encounters. Uncover your small ship cruise, then pack, go, and discover! Alaska, Columbia & Snake Rivers, Central America, Galápagos, Hawaiian Islands, Mexico’s Sea of Cortés, and the Pacific Northwest. Unrushed. Uncrowded. Unbelievable.
Adventure Cruising Focused on experiencing life on the outside—rain or shine—we offer different destinations, a mix of price points (some generously inclusive), and an exciting range of multi-sport activities. Kayaking, stand-up paddle boarding (SUP), hiking, snorkeling, inflatable skiff excursions, and cultural encounters top the agenda. Our experiential cruise vacations are delivered from a variety of platforms, and depending on your choices, will accommodate from 22 to 84 like-minded guests. We provide the adventure, equipment, opportunities, fun, expert crew, expedition guides, and the vessel—the rest is up to you.
Equipped for action, adventure cruises are delivered from aboard our expedition vessels and yachts: Wilderness Adventurer; Wilderness, Discoverer; Wilderness Explorer; Safari Endeavour; Safari Explorer; Safari Quest
River Cruising Traveling nearly 1,000 miles upriver and down, our inclusive river cruises provide the best value available on the Columbia, Snake, and Willamette Rivers—included shore excursions, a complimentary massage, wellness program, onboard historians and guest experts, living history programs, visits to boutique wineries, exclusive one-on-one interactions with locals, no long lines or hours on a bus, and you’re never far from the riverbank. While exploring the cultural traditions, unspoiled lands, and the history and evolution of life along the rivers, you’ll enjoy a stimulating heritage voyage of colorful places and fascinating people.
Traveling aboard our 88-guest replica turn-of-the-century steamer—a style of vessel that has been on these rivers for over 100 years—offers you the conveniences of today with the feel of yesteryear. Enjoy the old-world charm of our newly-refurbished: S.S. Legacy
Cabins 207-208
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
Single Staterooms Feature:
Twin bed
Desk and Chair
Private Bath with Shower
Cabins 103-108
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
Master Staterooms Feature:
Queen or twin beds
Desk and Chair
Private Bath with Shower
Cabins 205-206 & 209-212, 215-222
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
Commander Staterooms Feature:
Queen or twin beds
Desk and Chair
Private Bath with Shower
Cabins 308, 310 & 312
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
Captain Staterooms Feature:
Fixed twin beds
Desk and Chair
Private Bath with Shower
Cabins 307 & 309
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
Admiral Staterooms Feature:
Queen or twin beds
Desk and Chair
Private Bath with Shower
Cabins 201-204
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
Commodore Suites Feature:
Queen or twin beds
Queen size sofa bed
Desk and Chair
Refrigerator
Flat Screen TV/DVD player
Private Bath with Shower
Triple accommodation available
The Owners Suite features a fixed queen bed, sitting area with wet bar; refrigerator; media centre, large bow-facing windows, generous storage space and closet space, desk and chairs and a private bath with Jacuzzi tub and shower. (sofa bed for triple)
Currently undergoing extensive renovations, the 64-guest Safari Voyager offers personal comforts, included amenities, exclusivity, and luxury accommodations. Guests will enjoy breathtaking views from four public decks and a window-lined lounge offering an uncompromised 270 degree view with comfortable seating for all 64 guests. Other features of the yacht include an elegant dining room and library.
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
There are six stateroom categories aboard the Safari Voyager: Single; Master; Commander; Captain; Admiral; and Jr. Commodore Suite. Depending on the category, singles, doubles, or triples can be accommodated.
Common to all staterooms are: iPod docking station and view windows.
Ship Profile & Stats
- Length: 174 feet
- Maiden Voyage: 1982
- Refurbished: 2013
- Passenger Capacity (dbl): 64
- Crew Nationality: American
- Officer Nationality: American
- Dining Staff Nationality: American
- Ship Registration: Colombia
Ship Facilities
- Library
- Lounge
- Fitness Centre
- Sun Deck
- Dining Room
- Bar
Cruise Itinerary
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| 03 Jul '21 | Panama City, Panama |
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| 04 Jul '21 | Darien Jungle,Panama |
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| 05 Jul '21 | Isla Taboga, Panama |
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| 05 Jul '21 | Panama Canal |
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| 06 Jul '21 | At sea | ||
| 07 Jul '21 | Guna Yala, Panama |
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| 08 Jul '21 | Capurgana, Colombia |
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| 09 Jul '21 | Cartagena, Colombia |
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| 10 Jul '21 | Cartagena, Colombia |
All itineraries and ports of call at the discretion of the cruise line subject to local weather conditions and may change without notice.
7 Night Cruise sailing from Panama City to Cartagena aboard Safari Voyager.
DAY 1 Panama City, Panama – Embarkation
Welcome to Panama! It’s all smiles and champagne as you board the Safari Voyager, meet your crew, and sail into the sunset.
DAY 2 Darien Jungle
Your first full day is a big one. The Darien Jungle calls, and you’re headed straight into it by way of motorized native canoe along the Mogue River. White ibis, pelicans, cormorants, little blue herons, and mangrove hawks welcome from above while the sound of drums greets you from the forest. Visit with Embera villagers—a local tribe eager to share their heart, song, and dance. Browse their woven baskets and wooden handicrafts and maybe take home a souvenir or two.
DAY 3 Isla Taboga / Panama Canal
Visited by Paul Gaugin and Captain Morgan, wake up in the “Island of Flowers,†Isla Taboga. Tour a historic village and the touted second oldest church in the hemisphere. Or, hike up the ridge to seek out views and World War II fortifications. After soaking up this storied island, get underway for the Panamá Canal. A story of engineering and human tenacity, it took over 75,000 workers to build, and takes you about eight hours to transit. Joined by a Canal Authority Pilot, watch line handlers manage the ship through changing sea levels in the locks. Paired with videos and onboard narration, you’ll cross the locks with a better understanding of this engineering marvel. Celebrate your transit with a top deck barbeque!
DAY 4 Captain’s Choice
Islands, forts, and sea life—bring your adventurous spirit. You’re headed for Colombia—and along the way your captain has the say. Magnificent Frigatebirds sweep overhead. Grab your binoculars and stay on the lookout for dolphins, humpback and sperm whales, sea turtles, and maybe even a barracuda. You never know what you’ll spot cruising for critters.
DAY 5 Guna Yala
You’re in the Guna Yala Islands (formerly the San Blas Islands)—360 islands dotted with palm trees, thatched-roofs, coconut groves, white sand beaches—and they’re perfect for snorkeling. Look around for a rainbow of reef fish, corals, rays, and sea turtles. Anything’s possible in paradise. On land, meet the Guna people, one of the best-preserved cultures in the Americas. Learn about their culture and don’t miss the chance to buy their detailed handcrafted “molas.†In the Guna culture, an ornate mola with a detailed design is an item displayed with pride.
DAY 6 Capurgana / Sapzurro, Colombia
Cruise the Caribbean coast of the Darien Gap to the tiny, almost-forgotten coastal towns of Capurgana and Sapzurro. Hike between the towns through the dewy Darien jungle, home to toucans, parrots, howler and squirrel monkeys. Or, take to the white sand beaches and turquoise waters for snorkeling and beachcombing.
DAY 7 Archipelago of San Bernardo / Cartagena
Your last day kicks off in the archipelago of San Bernardo. With its clear water and vibrant corals, kayaking, snorkeling, skiff tours, and paddle boarding are all options. Wrap it up in the colonial walled city and UNESCO World Heritage Site of Cartagena—a historical tour shows off its highlights. Wander narrow streets lined with colorful houses. Visit the Palace of Inquisition, San Felipe de Barajas Castle, or the oldest church in the city. Celebrate your big adventure with a Farewell Dinner and slideshow.
DAY 8 Cartegena – Disembarkation
What a week! After one last freshly baked pastry, transfer to Cartagena’s international airport or begin your UnCruise hotel stay or land tour.