- Spirit of Discovery
- Spirit of 98
- Spirit of Alaska
- Spirit of Endeavor
- Spirit of Columbia
- Spirit of Yorktown
- Spirit of Glacier Bay
- Spirit of Oceanus
- Pacific Explorer
- Isabella II
- Corinthian II
Spirit of Discovery
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Spirit of 98
Spirit of '98
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Spirit of Alaska
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Spirit of Endeavor
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The Spirit of Endeavour is one of Cruise West's fastest overnight vessels, allowing for maximum flexibility while en route. The decor is sleek, stylish, and quietly elegant with light wood accents and artistically etched glass. The Explorer Lounge features expansive picture windows, a video and lending library, plus cozy banquettes and conversation circles for getting to know your fellow travelers. Every stateroom features a wide picture window or porthole, private facilities, phone service, and a TV monitor/VCR. The Lounge and Dining Rooms are equipped with wireless Internet and email access. And when it's time to go outside, guests enjoy ample outside space on three decks.
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Spirit of Columbia
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The Spirit of Columbia is a cozy vessel perfect for shared adventure in Prince William Sound. With her shallow draft and stately pace of cruising, you won't miss a thing as she lingers among the back channels, bays and wilderness islands. The range of cabin categories is one of the widest in our fleet, ranging from lower-deck inside cabins to Deluxe and AAA categories with picture windows and a TV monitor/VCR. All staterooms offer private facilities and air conditioning.
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Spirit of Yorktown
The Spirit of Yorktown is one of Cruise West's newest overnight vessels, with a year-round cruising schedule that takes her as far north as Alaska and south, through the Panama Canal to the Caribbean.
The decor is sleek, stylish, and quietly elegant with light wood accents and artistically etched glass. The Observation Lounge features expansive picture windows, a video and lending library, plus cozy banquettes and conversation circles for getting to know your fellow travelers.
Every stateroom features a wide picture window or porthole, private facilities, writing desk and ample storage. And when it's time to go outside, guests enjoy generous outside space on three decks. 
- 138 guests
- 257 feet in length
- Cruising speed of 10 knots
- Registered in United States
- American crew
- All cabins feature private facilities
- Bed sizes will vary from standard
Spirit of Glacier Bay
Spirit of Glacier Bay
Formerly known as the Spirit of Nantucket, the U.S.-flag Spirit of Glacier Bay sails various itineraries along the Canadian and U.S. Atlantic Coast from Prince Edward Island to Jacksonville, Florida, as well as along the St. Lawrence River and Seaway, into
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Spirit of Nantucket - A
 Spirit of Glacier Bay - AA
 Spirit of Glacier Bay - AAA
 Spirit of Glacier Bay - DLX
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Spirit of Oceanus
Spirit of Oceanus
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One Classy Lady Equipped with stabilizers, the Spirit of Oceanus reveals new worlds.
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Pacific Explorer
Pacific Explorer
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Isabella II
Isabella II
The 40-guest Isabela II, with 20 outside cabins plus an owner’s suite is the most luxurious yacht cruising the Galapagos. Fully air-conditioned, all the spacious cabins have private facilities, safety boxes and hair dryers. The 3 public decks, bar-salon, dining room, gym, Jacuzzi, Internet access and sun deck offer many of the amenities of a larger vessel. The library contains a large selection of reference books on the Galapagos and Ecuador, plus excellent nature and conservation videos. Cruise in an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere.
40 Guests
166 feet in length
Cruising speed of 10 knots
Bar, lounge, boutique and gift shop
Radio, telephone, email and fax station
Air conditioned throughout the vessel
Wetsuits and kayaks
Jacuzzi and library
Buffet style breakfast and lunch, a la carte dinner.
Corinthian II
| The elegant 114-guest Corinthian II has established itself as one of the finest expedition cruise ships in Antarctica. With an ice-strengthened hull, a fleet of Zodiac inflatable craft for forays ashore and a set of stabilizers for smooth sailing, this high-quality expedition cruise ship can explore the Antarctic Peninsula and the Antarctic islands in comfort and safety. And 360° views of the panorama of ever-changing light, beautifully sculpted ice forms and rich wildlife are possible thanks to expansive deck space, including a promenade deck which completely encircles the entire ship, allowing for unobstructed viewing from all angles. For guests returning from shore landings, Corinthian II is a welcoming home in this remote part of the Earth. Gracious Living in Spacious Suites Accommodating a small number of guests (114) all staterooms aboard the ship are suites, the smallest of which measures 215 square feet. Suites are outside-facing, affording views of the spectacular Antarctic scenery, and are appointed in rich wood tones; beds can be configured as two single beds or one king-size bed. Suites also feature a sitting area, TV, DVD/CD player, mini-refrigerator, safe and marble-appointed bathroom with fine toiletries. The Penthouse and Veranda suites additionally offer a private balcony. Fine Dining, Inviting Facilities, Attractive Amenities Excellent cuisine is created by our ship’s European chefs and served in the elegant dining room. Each meal is served at a single, unassigned seating, and varied seating arrangements ensure comfort for all. Weather permitting, meals are also served al fresco in the outdoor café. Our widely praised service equals that of the finest restaurant. Throughout your voyage, you will be able to relax in the spacious and elegant public areas. Enjoy refreshments, afternoon tea and all-day coffee in The Club, a comfortable space for relaxation with panoramic windows. Before or after dinner, sit back with a cocktail while the ship’s pianist plays in the background. Additionally, Corinthian II features a library, beauty salon, exercise area, elevator serving all decks, a sun deck with Jacuzzi, a well-equipped infirmary supervised by a doctor and retractable fin stabilizers for smooth sailing. Corinthian II is operated and serviced by 70 seasoned European crew and meets the latest international safety rules, including those of the U.S. Coast Guard. |
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