Bajas Bounty
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| Dates | Deck + Cabin Type | |||||
| Single Stateroom | Master Stateroom | Commander Stateroom | Captain Stateroom | Admiral Stateroom | Jr Commodore Suite | |
Jan 4 '14 Jan 11 '14 Jan 18 '14 Jan 25 '14 Feb 1 '14 Feb 8 '14 Feb 15 '14 Feb 22 '14 Mar 1 '14 Mar 8 '14 Mar 15 '14 Mar 22 '14 |
$3,995 | $2,995 | $3,295 | $3,595 | $4,195 | $4,595 |
| Mar 8 '14 - Kids in Nature Family Departure Mar 22 '14 - Kids in Nature Family Departure |
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| Mar 29 '14 |
$3,595 | $2,695 | $2,995 | $3,295 | $3,895 | $4,295 |
- All rates are quoted in USD and represent cost per person, based on double occupancy.
- Quoted rates include all excursions, meals, educational programming, transfers, taxes, port charges and fees.
Deposit & Payment - Quoted rates include all excursions, meals, educational programming, transfers, taxes, port charges and fees.
Day 1 La Paz / Embark
You will be met at the Los Cabos or La Paz airport for your transfer to the Safari Voyager. The Captain and crew welcome you aboard just in time to for a cocktail and dinner with your new mates.
Day 2 Isla Espiritu Santo
Wake up to a desert island paradise nestled in the gulf’s rich ecosystem. Kick off your day with a brief orientation, and then it’s all ashore for a day of play. Beachcomb along the shell-strewn shore or hike inland among exotic desert cacti; kayaking, paddle boarding, snorkeling, and skiffing are ideal in this important marine habitat. Conditions permitting, there may be a late night snorkel under the stars.
Day 3 Los Islotes / Isla San Francisco
Heave anchor early this morning and set sail for Los Islotes—a steep rocky outcropping leaping straight from the sea. Observe a sea lion colony from the ship and skiff, or slip into a wetsuit to snorkel with agile young sea lions. Swim through a rock arch where orange fan and white fire coral sway in the current, while high overhead, brown and blue-footed boobies perch on the cliffs. At Isla San Francisco, a guided hike takes you among a forest of the world’s tallest cactus—the Cardón, or you can kayak, paddle board, and snorkel in the calm waters.
Day 4 Bahia Agua Verde
Enjoy a lingering brunch then it’s off to shore. Clear waters are bordered by sparse craggy mountains hemmed in green. Explore canyons, enjoy scenic vistas, and experience the “real Baja.” Fill your day with spectacular hiking, snorkeling, kayaking, and paddle boarding. If able, there may be a visit with a local ranchero. An evening BBQ makes time for music and sharing stories ashore.
Day 5 Loreto
Loreto, the first Spanish settlement on the Baja California Peninsula, was founded in 1697. A guided tour takes you through the streets and plazas of this picturesque seaside village. Shop for local art and visit its historical buildings and missions. If the gray whales have arrived near Bahia Magdalena — where they’re known to migrate and calf — an optional excursion will be offered across the peninsula where you can ride in a panga and observe them in the lagoon. Get underway for an afternoon search for whales, dolphins and flying manta rays, and an evening of stargazing.
Day 6 Whale Watching
Picturesque ledges of pink and orange bluffs and a search for marine life are on tap. With binoculars in hand, keep your eyes peeled for pods of dolphins, blue, fin, sei, orca and sperm whales as they spout and dive in the surrounding waters. Blue-footed boobies, brown pelicans, cormorants, and gulls also make this area their home and on shore you may catch a glimpse of a Costa’s hummingbird or ash-throated flycatchers. Drop anchor in a hidden cove straight out of a movie set for a chance to kayak, snorkel, and beachcomb or to hike an inland sandy valley perfect for identifying animal tracks or climb a desert rim of breathtaking vistas. There’s even the possibility of a post-dinner swim in a bay filled with stunning bioluminescence.
Day 7 Captain's Choice
Leave it to the Captain to uncover today’s magic. Depending on the tides and sightings, you may be snorkeling in crystalline waters; skiffing alongside a pod of bottlenose dolphins; on Isla San Jose exploring the red and white mangroves by kayak and skiff; seeking endemic wildlife on an Isla Catalina hike; or stepping ashore on Isla Coyote, the gulf’s only inhabited island, to visit with local fishermen. After tonight’s special Farewell Dinner, your Expedition Leader recaps the journey with a slideshow of your un-cruise experiences.
Day 8 La Paz, Baja California Sur – Disembark
After breakfast bid “adios.” A transfer to the La Paz and Los Cabos airports is included.
Itinerary Notes
Due to the nature of the explorations, itineraries are guidelines and will change in order to maximize wildlife and natural encounters. Variations in itinerary and the order of days may occur.Included in Your Fare:
Roundtrip transfers from Los Cabos or La Paz airport to the vessel; Baggage handling between airport/vessel; Taxes and port fees; All onboard meals; Premium spirits, fine wines and beer throughout your cruise; Yoga classes and a complimentary massage; From-the-ship adventure activities and equipment; Expertise and guidance from onboard Expedition Leader / naturalist guides.
Deposit & Payment
Initial deposit is $950 for one week cruises, $1700 for two or three week cruises, and most travelers will call our office and pay the deposit with a credit card. We accept Visa, Mastercard, AmEx, and Discover. Alternatively, you can send a check to our Missoula, Montana, office or register online at: https://www.adventure-life.com/forms/fourways.php
Final payment is due 70 days prior to departure.
Final payment by Visa, Mastercard, Discover or AmEx.
Booking last minute? No problem! Please contact one of our trip planners, and we can get you on your way if booking less than 70 days prior to departure.
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Safari Voyager
- Ship Highlights
- Passengers : 64
- Luxury Expedition Ship
The 64-guest Safari Voyager offers personal comforts, included amenities, exclusivity, and luxury accommodations. Guests will enjoy breathtaking views from four public decks and a window-lined lounge offering an uncompromising 270 degree view with comfortable seating for all 64 guests. Other features of the yacht include an elegant dining room and library.
Generously-sized staterooms feature wide panoramic windows; individually controlled air conditioning; generous storage and closet space; and large private bath with shower.
There are six stateroom categories aboard the Safari Voyager: Single; Master; Commander; Captain; Admiral; and Jr. Commodore Suite. Depending on the category, singles, doubles, or triples can be accommodated. Common to all staterooms are: iPod docking station and view windows.
| Cabins | |
|---|---|
 | Single Stateroom Twin bed, desk & chair, view window, private bath with shower. #207-208 |
 | Master Stateroom Queen or twin beds, desk & chair, view window, private bath with shower. #103-110 |
 | Commander Stateroom Queen or twin beds, desk & chair, view window, private bath with shower. #205-206, 209-222 |
| Captain Stateroom Fixed twin beds, desk & chair, view window, private bath with shower. #308, 310, 312 | |
| Admiral Stateroom Queen or twin beds, desk & chair, view window, private bath with shower. #307, 309 | |
 | Jr Commodore Suite Queen or twin beds, sofa bed, desk & chair, refrigerator, flat screen TV/DVD, view window, private bath with shower. #201-204 |
