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Spirit of Alaska

Spirit of Alaska

The Spirit of Alaska’s shallow draft, spacious bow and comfortable cruising speed make for optimum wildlife viewing. With three Bridge Deck Deluxe cabins, she offers an unusual cruising feature - view windows on both port and starboard (left and right) sides. The Deluxe category is the top end of a wide range of categories available, including economical Lower Deck inside staterooms with private facilities, and Main and Upper Deck cabins which feature large view windows.
 

 

Staterooms

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Constructed:

 

  

Year:

 1980

Refurbished

 1995

Length Overall:

143ft

Cruising Speed:

 12 knots

Flagged:

 United States

 

 

Technical Data
 

 

 

 

  • Fully Air-conditioned

  • Stabilized

 

Accommodations:

  • 78 guests
  • All cabins feature private facilities
  • Bed sizes will vary from standard

On-Board Amenities:

  • A gracious dining room featuring open seating where tempting culinary pleasures await. Cruise West’s new Palate wine & food program features distinctive food and wine pairings that highlight the cuisine of the region. Our impressive new wine list features selections from Wine Spectator’s “Top 100 Wines of the World” and Seattle Wine Awards 2008 “Gold Medal Winners.”

  • Large Lounge

  • Games Room and Library

  • TV monitor/VCR in each cabin

  • Satellite phone, email and Internet capability.

 

 

Contact Information:

  • Call Office who relay message to ship.

Nautical Equipment

  • Inflatable excursion craft launches

  • Safety: Meets SOLAS

  • Registered: Bahamas

  • Crew: 21 - CRew Passeneger ratio 3.7 to 1

  • Classification: +A1 Passenger Vessel +AMS by the American Bureau of Shipping and is certified for coastwise and international service by the United States Coast Guard. The ship carries a Passenger Ship Safety Certificate issued under the provisions of the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS).

 

Itineraries: Voyages along the U.S. and Canadian Pacific Coast, from Alaska’s Inside Passage to the Pacific Northwest to San Francisco Bay; plus the Sea of Cortez; Costa Rica and Panama; the Lower Caribbean and Orinoco River; and the Grenadines and the Windward & Leeward Islands.