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UnCruise Adventures Launches ‘Leap into Adventure’ WAVE Season Deals

January 3, 2024 By admin Leave a Comment

The 2024 Leap Year Provides More Deals to Book Alaska Awakening Adventures and Beyond

JUNEAU, Alaska, January 03, 2024 – UnCruise Adventures, leading small-ship adventure brand, is thrilled to unveil new and exclusive WAVE season offers for the 2024 Alaska cruise season. This leap year, UnCruise Adventures is inviting adventurers to embrace the spirit of exploration with unmatched opportunities.

The ‘Leap into Adventure’ offers apply to new bookings made January 3rd to February 29th, 2024, and provides opportunity for groups, couples, families, and solo travelers to save more, while adventuring more with all-inclusive fares. All cruise fares include adventure gear, excursions, high end cuisine, all drinks, alcoholic and non, onboard naturalists, experts guides and access to wellness and exercise gear.

“Spring in Alaska is one of my favorite times of the year,” shares Captain Dan Blanchard, UnCruise Adventures Owner & CEO. “Not only are we offering great savings for Spring’s Alaska Awakening, but the chances for whale and bear sightings increase. Our premium rates and meticulous itineraries really set us apart. I can’t wait to welcome our guests back to Alaska in 2024.”

The UnCruise Adventures brand is known for its deep commitment to immersive and personal adventure cruises. The carefully crafted adventures are designed to open the doors wider to the wonders of the Alaskan wilderness, making the extraordinary beauty of this pristine region more attainable for every adventurer.

Exceptional Leap into Adventure Savings:

Spring Savings: Enjoy a 15% saving on select spring Alaska departures, with qualified dates in April and May for Alaska Awakening.
Early Summer Special: Secure $500 savings on all Alaska sailings commencing June 1, 2024.
For groups booking the Wilderness Legacy and Safari Endeavour departures, along with select Wilderness Discovery dates, the ‘Buy 3, Get the 4th Berth Free’ offer is an ideal choice. The free berth applies to the cabin of lesser value.
Group Savings: Groups of 10 or more guests on select departures will receive an incredible 29% savings in honor of the leap year, through February 29th.
Double Kids in Nature (KIN) Savings: Families can benefit from $1,000 savings per child (ages 8-17) on select Kids in Nature family departures. Regularly $500 per child.
Solo Traveler Special: Waived single supplements on select adult-only departures and other sailings on the Wilderness Legacy and Safari Endeavour.
Ultimate Alaska Experience: Combine your cruise with a Denali National Park land package and enjoy a 15% saving on the total package.
Terms and conditions apply, and offers are based on double occupancy.

Don’t miss out on these deals. Secure your booking by visiting uncruise.com, contacting our Adventure Specialists at [email protected], 888-862-8881 or contacting your trusted travel advisor to secure your cabin.

About UnCruise Adventures
UnCruise Adventures’ is a responsible travel and adventure leader in the small boat industry. They operate boutique yachts and small boats carrying 22-86 guests on voyages in Alaska, Hawaiian Islands, Mexico’s Sea of Cortés, Northern Baja California, Prince William Sound, Aleutian Islands, Coastal Washington, & Galápagos. UnCruise Adventures has been picked as the top adventure cruise line by Cruise Critic, multiple times and Travel & Leisure readers also named UnCruise Adventures in its World’s Best Awards and its list of top 10 small ship ocean cruise line for multiple years in a row. UnCruise Adventures is a member of the Adventure Travel Trade Association and Transformational Travel Council.

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