Safari Voyager

Safari Voyager is operated by UnCruise Adventures and was built in 1982 by Chesapeake Shipbuilding. Last refurbished in 2015, she carries 66 guests, placing her firmly in the small ship category. She features a navy blue hull and a refined atmosphere that combines expedition-style cruising with a genuine sense of onboard comfort and luxury.

The ship holds 33 staterooms, all outside-facing with ocean views and private heated bathrooms. At the heart of her layout sits an intimate salon, a Wine Library, and a welcoming dining room designed to encourage guests to mingle rather than sit apart. All meals are included, and both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary throughout the main dining room and the Voyager's Lounge, adding to the relaxed, all-inclusive feel that runs through the entire voyage.

Food onboard emphasizes simplicity, built around fresh and locally sourced ingredients that change with the region she is sailing through. Safari Voyager carries a full suite of adventure equipment, including stand-up paddleboards, kayaks, inflatable skiffs, a hydrophone for listening to underwater sounds, and a bow-mounted underwater camera linked to the ship's lounge and cabin televisions, letting guests follow marine life without leaving their seats. Her small size allows her to access areas that larger vessels simply cannot reach, opening up quieter coves, narrower channels and more intimate wildlife encounters along the way.

Like all UnCruise ships, Safari Voyager is USA-flagged and crewed entirely by Americans, a detail that shapes both the onboard culture and the personal, familiar style of service guests can expect. Her compact size and shallow draft make her especially well suited to exploring remote coastal regions where larger ships cannot follow, giving guests genuine access to landscapes and wildlife that few other vessels can reach.

Safari Voyager suits active travelers and nature enthusiasts who want close encounters with remote landscapes and wildlife, combined with attentive service and communal dining in a small-ship setting where the emphasis stays firmly on exploration rather than onboard spectacle.

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