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Safari Quest Review

4.0 / 5.0
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18 reviews

Astonishingly great!

Review for Safari Quest to British Columbia
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2-5 Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Apr 2014
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I'm a yachtsman and was surprised and more than pleased that the captain, mate and engineer were willing to share their knowledge and experience with me. I was quite impressed with the state-of-the-art gear they have aboard and the bridge team's very close attention to the task at hand.

You experience professionalism at every level on Safari Quest - the hotel staff made us feel right at home. Better than at home, I have to get up and get my own drinks at home and I never offer myself a cookie. Their job looks exhausting, but they never let a passenger think that they're working at all.

The fact that my wife and I are on extreme diets tells the whole story on the excellence of the chef and the pastry chef. OMG - I have no self-control when confronted with delicacies like they prepared. The meals were right-sized, too. That's pretty unusual in American restaurants.

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This is a very small ship and the lower deck cabins have no port light. The room is small but not cramped for average-size people. Folks who wear XXX clothes would likely be uncomfortable. One thing that made the space workable was the fact that our luggage was stowed elsewhere.

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