Safari Quest in Alaska, 2012

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Safari Quest

Safari Quest is a UnCruise Adventures cruise ship, in service since 1992. She carries 22 guests. She sails Alaska, Pacific Coast itineraries.

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About Safari Quest

Safari Quest is the smallest ship in the UnCruise fleet, a 37-metre yacht built in 1992 that carries just 22 guests in 11 cabins. Her size gets her into tightly managed wilderness areas where only a couple of small groups are allowed each day, and her four decks hold an observation deck with a hot tub, an open bridge, a small library, a lounge and a dining room. A full-width swim step, an underwater bow camera, kayaks and paddleboards support the day's activities. She sails round trips from Juneau to Glacier Bay and Alaska's glacier country, as well as Inside Passage voyages between Seattle and Juneau by way of the San Juan Islands.

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Deck plans

Open on the line's site

Where she sails

Home port: Juneau, Alaska.

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Safari Quest?

Safari Quest is operated by UnCruise Adventures.

How big is Safari Quest?

Safari Quest measures 37 metres in length, with 4 decks.

How many passengers does Safari Quest carry?

Safari Quest carries 22 guests at double occupancy.

When did Safari Quest enter service?

Safari Quest entered service in 1992.

Where does Safari Quest sail?

Safari Quest sails Alaska and Pacific Coast itineraries. Her home port is Juneau, Alaska.

Which airport should I fly into for Safari Quest?

Safari Quest sails from Juneau, Alaska. Fly into Juneau International Airport (JNU).

Where can I find the deck plans for Safari Quest?

UnCruise Adventures publishes the deck plans for Safari Quest; this page links to Deck plans.

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