The 65' steel-hulled motor vessel Snow Goose was originally built in Alaska for exploring the Inside Passage. She was converted for research and educational programs with local schools and is fully equipped with marine research instruments, making her ideal for academic research and natural history explorations. She sleeps 12 in six private cabins, with three heads and two showers. The main deck features a spacious, airy salon, natural history library, galley and dining area. A perfect way to cruise in small boat style!
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Our small boat cruises on the Snow Goose offer you an up close and personal experience with the wildlife and natural beauty of Southeast Alaska. We emphasize natural history, Native American traditions, and the wonders of nature. With an expert naturalist on board we offer information on the glaciers and plants of southeast Alaska as well as the wildlife:

humpback whales	sea lions	murres	puffins
orca whales	sea otter	bears	harbor seals...and more

Days will be spent watching wildlife and learning about their habits and feeding patterns. During the trip our naturalists will help us learn about the local ecology and the native cultures through discussions, slide shows and the use of the on board natural history library.

Activities include hikes, kayaking, discussion and relaxation. The itinerary is intentionally flexible to accommodate the wild life, weather and tides.

We look forward to seeing you on a Snow Goose Southeast Alaska Cruise soon.
 See our Southeast Alaska Wildlife Cruise Schedule