Safari Voyager in the Sea of Cortez, 2013

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Safari Voyager

Safari Voyager is a UnCruise Adventures cruise ship, in service since 1982. She carries 66 guests. She sails Mexican Riviera itineraries.

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About Safari Voyager

Safari Voyager is UnCruise's warm-water ship, a 53-metre vessel built in 1982 and registered in St. Kitts and Nevis, carrying 66 guests in 34 cabins with a crew drawn from the United States, Costa Rica and Mexico. Her air-conditioned lounge has windows giving a 270-degree view, handcrafted artwork throughout reflects the cultures of Latin America, and an underwater camera and a launch platform support snorkeling and kayaking. In winter she sails round trips from San José del Cabo into Mexico's Sea of Cortez for whales and sea life, and she also runs Costa Rica cruises from Liberia and longer coastal voyages between Costa Rica and Panama City.

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Where she sails

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Safari Voyager?

Safari Voyager is operated by UnCruise Adventures.

How big is Safari Voyager?

Safari Voyager measures 53 metres in length.

How many passengers does Safari Voyager carry?

Safari Voyager carries 66 guests at double occupancy.

When did Safari Voyager enter service?

Safari Voyager entered service in 1982.

Where does Safari Voyager sail?

Safari Voyager sails Mexican Riviera itineraries.

Where can I find the deck plans for Safari Voyager?

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

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