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The InnerSea Discoveries lifestyle emphasises both adventure and comfort. On board you'll enjoy a casual environment, healthy meals with locally caught seafood, creature comforts and experienced Expedition Leaders/Naturalists who know Alaskan culture and topography, and a wide variety of activities to suit any level.
Cruises are more suited to those seeking an adventure style cruise. This is an experience rather than a cruise, where active travellers can get close to land and water. Each expedition ship is equipped with top-of-the-line kayaks and stand-up paddle boards. There are also fishing licenses available for purchase on board; hiking poles, binoculars, mud boots are available for your use. Each kayaking and hiking excursions is ranked with an activity level rating between 1 (basic fitness needed) to 3 (requiring exertion, agility & stamina).
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Sailing Dates
Winderness Discoverer
May 12, 26
June 9, 23
July 7, 21
Aug 4, 18
Sept 1
Wilderness Adventurer
May 19
June 2, 16, 30
July 14, 28
Aug 11, 25
Sept 1
Itinerary:
Day 1 Ketchikan - Embark
Welcome aboard! Meet your crew, get settled in, and keep watch for eagles as you cruise through the Tongass Narrows out of Ketchikan.
Day 2 Tonongass National Forest / El Capitan Passage / Devilfish Bay
Wake in El Capitan Passage surrounded by breathtaking Tongass National Forest-the largest national forest in the US. Take a "wild" Alaska hike winding through high forest on an old logging trail. Trek up to El Capitan Cave or embark on a 4-mile paddle around the scenic Devilfish Bay.
Day 3 Klawock Native Village
Discover living history in Klawock, one of the most authentic Tlingit villages in Alaska. Visit the carvers' shed where the art of carving and restoring totems is passed on. Explore the area on foot or by kayak, keeping an eye out for bears, eagles & whales.
Day 4 Baranof Island / Little Port Walter & Mist Cove
An active day is in store on the smallest of Alaska's ABC islands. Take to the water kayaking or snorkelling. Push your limits with a rigorous hike in Alaska's back reaches on the Sashin Lake Trail or in Mist Cove to an enormous waterfall. Stroll to an ancient native fish weir and explore an abandoned cannery in Little Port
Walter.
Day 5 Patterson Bay / Deep Cove
Lush forest, spectacular views, 4000-foot vertical walls, and 2000-foot waterfalls highlight Baranof Island's waterfall coast. View the Cliff Lake waterfall in Deep Cove and slip into the waters of Patterson Bay to explore by skiff or paddle a kayak, keeping watch for birds, wolves, and black bears.
Day 6 The Brothers Islands / Frederick Sound
There'll be plenty of wildlife viewing today. The Brothers, a pair of islands in Frederick Sound, are home to some of Alaska's most abundant wildlife and the area is the summer feeding ground for the largest concentration of humpback whales in the Northern hemisphere. Tonight you'll anchor in Holkham Bay and listen for the song of the whales.
Day 7 Endicott Arm / Ford's Terror Wilderness
Snow covered mountains, glowing blues, and the white thunder of calving ice take your breath away at the face of Dawes Glacier. By kayak or by skiff, glide through Endicott Arm to seek seals taking respite on the glaciers smaller "bergy bits." Tides permitting, explore the narrow passage of Ford's Terror and admire the magnificent domes, hanging valleys, and pristine wilderness that surround it. Back on board join the Captain for a farewell toast during dinner.
Day 8 Juneau - Disembark
Enjoy a Bon Voyage breakfast before disembarking the ship this morning.
Other Cruise Options Available:
* A 7-night Eastern Coves Itinerary is also available; Starts Juneau, ends Ketchikan.
* A range of 14 night itineraries are also available - call for details.
The small expedition ships of InnerSea Discoveries are capable of nimble exploration through nature's most dramatic hideaways. The shallow draft and hull design allow easy access to the wildlife-rich shores and glacially-fed inlets and serve as ideal "launching pads" for an exciting array of daily adventure excursions.
Newly-refurbished, the interior spaces offer contemporary colours that complement the wilderness outside and the public and private spaces are loaded with amenities.
Ships
76-guest Wilderness Discoverer
60-guest Wilderness Adventurer
All cabins have queen or twin beds, private bathroom with shower and view windows.
Cruise Dates
Widerness Discoverer
May 12, 26
Jun 9, 23
Jul 7, 21
Aug 4, 18
Sep 1
Wilderness Adventurer
May 19
Jun 2, 16, 30
Jul 14, 28
Aug 11
Aug 25
Sep 8
Cruise Price Inclusions
- Meet/greet services and transfers
- Exclusive shore visits and guided hikes of various levels
- All meals aboard the ships
- Kayaking and small-boat exploration
- Onboard expert Expedition Guides/Naturalists
- Port charges and fees
Not Included
- Airfare to and from Juneau/Ketchikan (we can arrange these, please call for details).
- Wine, beer and liquor
- Discretionary gratuities to vessel's crew, typically 10% of fare
- Travel insurance
- Massage, optional excursions, and add-on land tour.
Please Note : Due to the small size of the yachts, availability is limited. If Trailblazer Staterooms are not available an alternative may be offered.
| Sailing Date | Wilderness Discoverer | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| May 12 | £1944 | ||
| May 16 | £2085 | ||
| Jun 9 - Aug 18 | £2709 | ||
| Sep 1 | £2085 |
| Sailing Date | Wilderness Discoverer | ||
|---|---|---|---|
| May 19 | £2085 | ||
| Jun 2 | £2295 | ||
| Jun 16 - Aug 11 | £2709 | ||
| Aug 25 | £2295 | ||
| Sep 8 | £1945 |
Prices are based on double occupancy in a Trailblazer Stateroom. Due to the small size of the yachts, availability is limited. If Trailblazer Staterooms are unavailable, an alternative may be offered.
Payment & Cancellation Terms
A deposit of £600 per person is required at time of booking. Please see page 99 for cancellation terms and conditions.