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Introducing Expedition Cruising
Small Ships. Big Experiences. 

We are excited to announce that Expedition Cruising, long popular in destinations like Alaska and the Galapagos Islands, will be coming to Maine in 2022.

What is expedition cruising?

Expedition cruising is different from more traditional cruise travel, in that the ships are typically much smaller (appx 50-150 people on board); they tend to visit more remote places with less fixed infrastructure; and in many cases, place special emphasis on highlighting the surrounding nature and wildlife, all with the guidance of trained expedition staff. 

Why is expedition cruising a good fit for Maine?

The natural wonders of the Maine coast provide the perfect environment to ensure cruisers return from their journey rejuvenated, with every sense awakened and with an increased appreciation of the world around them.

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Smaller Ships

What if an expedition ship is visiting a popular destination? 

Expedition cruising can provide a new lens on even the most well-traveled destinations. Focusing on two or three experiences more deeply can leave you with a better sense of a place than if you visit its top ten attractions.
 

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To authentically experience people, culture and nature

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To take the “uncharted course”

What is an expedition cruiser looking for?

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Surprise, unpredictability and solitude

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To feel more like participants, less like spectators

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Landscapes, wildlife and a sense of a shared planet

Why is expedition cruising a good fit for Maine? 

The wild, rugged coast of Maine is the perfect environment to ensure cruisers return from their journey rejuvenated, with every sense awakened.

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