Sea Lion/Sea Bird Ship Type: Expedition Ship These 62-passenger vessels were built in the U.S. in 1982. They are 152 feet in length, and operates comfortably in remote environments. They have a fleet of motorized Zodiac landing craft that is key to this style of expedition travel and takes passengers close-up views of whales in Baja California, icebergs in Alaska and waterfalls in the Pacific Northwest. All cabins have outside windows and private facilities. Special features onboard include: Hydrophone, kayaks, snorkeling gear, Splash-Cam, underwater video camera, video microscope, and wetsuits in Baja. Gym includes: hand weights, stationary bike, step machine, treadmill, and yoga mats. View Ship Profile

Wilderness Discoverer Ship Type: Expedition Ship The small expedition ship is capable of nimble exploration through nature’s most dramatic hideaways. The shallow draft and hull design allow easy access to Southeast Alaska’s wildlife-rich shores and glacially-fed inlets and serve as ideal “launching pads” for an exciting array of daily adventure excursions. A fully-equipped fishing boat also travels with the ship. The interior spaces offer contemporary colors and brushed metals that complement the wilderness outside and both the public and private spaces are loaded with special amenities. View Ship Profile

Wilderness Adventurer Ship Type: Expedition Ship The small expedition ship is capable of nimble exploration through nature’s most dramatic hideaways. The shallow draft and hull design allow easy access to Southeast Alaska’s wildlife-rich shores and glacially-fed inlets and serve as ideal “launching pads” for an exciting array of daily adventure excursions. A fully-equipped fishing boat also travels with the ship. The interior spaces offer contemporary colors and brushed metals that complement the wilderness outside and both the public and private spaces are loaded with special amenities. View Ship Profile

Spirit of Endeavour Ship Type: Small-Ship This 102-passenger vessel is sleek, stylish and quietly elegant with light wood accents and artistically etched glass. She travels at up to 12 knots, allowing for maximum flexibility while en route. The Explorer Lounge features expansive picture windows, a video and lending library. Each outside cabin features a window or porthole, private facilities, a TV monitor/VCR, wireless Internet, email access and phone service. View Ship Profile

Spirit of Columbia Ship Type: Small-Ship This 78-passenger vessel is perfect for shared adventure in the wilderness waterways. With her shallow draft and stately pace of cruising, passengers don’t miss a thing as she takes time to linger among the back channels, bays and wilderness islands. All cabins offer private facilities and air conditioning. View Ship Profile

Spirit of Discovery Ship Type: Small-Ship This 84-passenger vessel most enjoyed public area is the Discovery Lounge which is light and airy with wide picture windows both starboard and port, and a wall of floor-to-ceiling windows facing forward. A bar and library with exquisitely detailed woodworking complement the scene. The Spirit of Discovery offers ample outside deck space and easy access to the spacious bow area. All of the cabins include private facilities and a view window. View Ship Profile

Spirit of Yorktown Ship Type: Small-Ship This 138-passenger small ship offers an intimate ambience that is conducive to camaraderie in a spirit of adventure and discovery. Built by American craftsmen, her easy maneuverability and shallow draft enable her to explore secluded waterways beyond the reach of bigger ships. She carries a fleet of motorized landing craft for spontaneous landings on small islands and deserted beaches, and all cabins are outside, with two lower beds and private bathrooms. The spacious Observation Lounge and elegant dining salon are window-lined so that the outside world is always in view. View Ship Profile

Safari Quest Ship Type: Motor Yacht This 22-passenger vessel offers the best of comfort, elegance, and maneuverability. She offers the ideal vacation for those who want to enjoy the good life while exploring unbeaten paths. Features include a window-wrapped main salon with large-screen TV and open bar; gourmet meals; open bridge, outdoor hot tub on the top deck; boat launch at the stern for kayaks and motorized Zodiac and ample open deck space for viewing. View Ship Profile

Safari Spirit Ship Type: Motor Yacht This 12-passenger vessel with her trim profile, shallow draft, and superior handling leaves standard cruise routes behind to explore enchanting inlets and coves. From the rich wood paneling to the hot tub under the stars, the Safari Spirit will envelope you in her intimacy and elegance. She features a richly appointed salon with large-screen TV; covered aft viewing lounge; enclosed top deck observation lounge and reading area; outdoor hot tub; teak decks; and ample open deck space for viewing. View Ship Profile

Catalyst Ship Type: Motor Yacht The 12-passenger Catalyst is a historic wooden vessel that offers a unique cruise experience in the sheltered Inside Passage of southeast Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. Originally an ocean research vessel for the University of Washington, she was “built to last,” constructed of white oak, Alaskan yellow cedar, Douglas fir, teak and Australian ironwood. Since her research days, she has been thoughtfully restored true to her 30's heritage. Classic accommodations include cozy, private staterooms, a spacious galley, and a warm wood-paneled salon. View Ship Profile

Safari Explorer Ship Type: Motor Yacht This 36-passenger luxury flagship yacht which recently underwent a $3.5 million renovation in 2008, offers the best of comfort, elegance, and maneuverability. She offers the ideal vacation for those who want to enjoy the good life while exploring unbeaten paths. Features include an intimate wine library, spa and fitness area; a salon with large-screen TV and open bar; gourmet meals; open bridge, outdoor hot tub on the top deck; boat launch at the stern for kayaks and motorized Zodiac and ample open deck space for viewing. View Ship Profile