Juneau Senior Cruises Cruise Reviews
Cruiser Rating
4.4
Very Good
92 reviews
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Southern Alaska Up Close and Personal!
"We were looking for something in a small boat cruise that included lots of moderate to strenuous outdoor physical activity and as up-close to geography and wildlife as possible. The Un-Cruise "Exploring Muir's..."Read More
Crobru
2-5 Cruises
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Age 70s
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Review for Wilderness Adventurer to Alaska
LynnieBNC
First Time Cruiser
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Age 70s
Not fans of cruising with 2000 of our "favorite people". Did not want roller coasters, dance revues, etc. So we chose UnCruise.
Got into small areas: THREE days in Glacier Bay with Ranger Matt, who was passionate, informative, and very personable. Inforgettable.
All the crew were friendly, informative, considerate, helpful, approachable and knowledgeable. No faults.
Kayaking 101!! ...
Read MoreSail Date: September 2019
Departure Port: Boston
5 Helpful Votes
Review for Wilderness Adventurer to Alaska
rofab
2-5 Cruises
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Age 50s
One of the best trips we have ever been on, for sure. If you want a small boat, with great views, wildlife, activities, crew, and food, and 50 adventurous, well traveled people to laugh with for a week, this is a great trip. We had great weather, sunny days, but even if it had been misty or cloudy, which we were expecting in Alaska, the breathtaking scenery, abundant wildlife, opportunities to ...
Read MoreSail Date: June 2018
Departure Port: Boston
10 Helpful Votes
Review for Wilderness Explorer to Alaska
mmadhatter
10+ Cruises
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Age 60s
First off let me set the tone of the reviewers, we are seasoned cruisers with over 30+ cruises including 5 in Alaska along with a three month Alaska road trip in an RV traveling the main land. We are 59 & 61, together over 45 years and still working. I consider us “Budget Cruisers”, so this trip is way out of our normal affordability.
The boat has a capacity of 74. This trip there were ...
Read MoreSail Date: May 2018
Departure Port: Boston
11 Helpful Votes
Review for Safari Endeavour to Alaska
Pkratz
2-5 Cruises
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Age 60s
If you want to see Alaska from the ship's railing twenty stories above the water or from the inside of the ship's casino, then take a big ship cruise. You may see whales, porpoise, or sea lions in the water but simply wave goodbye to them as you and your 3000 fellow passengers sail on by so you don't show up late at your next port of call to buy overpriced trinkets and jewerly. UNCRUISE has ...
Read MoreSail Date: June 2016
Departure Port: Boston
2 Helpful Votes
Review for Wilderness Explorer to Alaska
Sashachattanooga
2-5 Cruises
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Age 70s
This was our second Un-cruise trip to Alaska. We chose Un-cruise as we wanted a small ship and to have the opportunity for skiff rides, kayaking and hiking. For us it was all about seeing the natural sites and wildlife. The trip began with a whale getting caught in our anchor chain. The Captain and Crew were dedicated to saving the whale. NOAA and a whale expert came to help as no one had seen ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2017
Departure Port: Boston
11 Helpful Votes
Review for Safari Explorer to Alaska
derbybaioey
6-10 Cruises
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Age 70s
We chose UnCruise because of a friend's recommendation and our aversion to large cruise ships and preference for adventure cruising. If what you want is floor shows, mega-restaurants, work out gyms, balconies, and relaxing cruising go elsewhere. But if you have a spirit of adventure, want to actually physically do something, encounter Alaska up close AND have fabulous food, personally involved ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2017
Departure Port: Boston
1 Helpful Vote
Review for American Spirit to Alaska
Dreamwkr
First Time Cruiser
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Age 60s
First time cruising family.
We looked for a small ship with an elevator to take our 97 year old mom back to Alaska where she lived for a year in 1947.
American Cruise Lines fit the bill.
I can't say enough nice things about the ship, American Spirit, its Captain, and crew.
The cabin and bathroom were much bigger than expected. Very comfortable bed and very clean. Each cabin had a ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2017
Departure Port: Boston
Cabin Type: Cabin AA
Traveled with disabled person
1 Helpful Vote
Review for American Spirit to Alaska
wesmanning46
First Time Cruiser
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Age 70s
I picked this cruise based on the availability of a 'solo' cabin, by the time the cruise was over had decided to again sail with ACL again next May. The ship was clean and well run, the Hotel Manager, Natalie Pozdol, and the Cruise Director, Jean Vielman (be sure and ask her to make you a Green Goddess) were truly outstanding, quickly responding to any problems, and arriving at rapid solutions. I ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2017
Departure Port: Boston
Cabin Type: Single Cabin
3 Helpful Votes
Review for American Spirit to Alaska
FlickaGirl
6-10 Cruises
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Age 70s
A friend recommended this cruise line. We enjoyed both the itinerary and the small ship experience. It was more casual than we expected - comfortable and friendly. The captain was flexible and would stop or turn around if he spotted wildlife we would enjoy seeing. The staff definitely wanted to please us. The on-ship entertainment was perfect; no big productions, mainly a couple of ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2017
Departure Port: Boston
Cabin Type: Cabin AAC
1 Helpful Vote
Review for American Spirit to Alaska
J Morgan
2-5 Cruises
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Age 60s
Thank you Jean, Andrew and the whole staff aboard the American Spirit for the BEST Alaskan experience we could ever have wished for.The Captain and deck hands gave us so much time at each of the glaciers that we had time to breathe in the experience and really enjoy BEING there. He had us surrounded by Orcas at one point and was able to cut engines so we could see them up close and one even swam ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2017
Departure Port: Boston
Traveled with disabled person
2 Helpful Votes