Hawaii Island-Hopping Adventure
United States Discovery Cruises
Explore the Pacific archipelago islands of Molokai, Lana’i, Maui & Hawai’i
Overview
Aloha! Made up entirely of islands and in its own time zone, Hawaii gives you permission to get lost in paradise! Slow down to the Hawaiian pace of life and cruise to some of the most impressive spots in this Pacific archipelago.
Designed to get you off the boat and into nature, this week-long adventure cruise, jam-packed with activities, will find you island-hopping between four islands - Molokai, Lana’i, Maui, and Hawaii (aka The Big Island). From hiking to snorkeling, you’ll soon discover that what lies above the water is as captivating as what lies below.
Away from crowds, your expert guides and local naturalists will show you an untouched side of Hawaii, interwoven with fascinating culture, folklore, and natural history. The small group focus encourages you to have fun and get out and explore!
Soul-stirring, effortlessly beautiful, and distinctly unique, Hawaii will allow you to find aloha ʻāina - a new perspective, a love of the land, and that which nourishes you.
Highlights
- Explore two National Historic Parks with a ranger
- Hike Hualalai Volcano to craters, lava tubes and fissures
- Talk history and culture in Halawa Cathedral Valley
- Traditional pa‘ina (feast) and Hawaiian jam session with Molokai locals
- Whales, dolphins, and marine life in Humpback National Marine Sanctuary
- Snorkel coral gardens rich with marine life
- Night snorkel with Giant Pacific Manta Rays
- Sweetheart Rock and high sea cliffs of Lana’i
- Swim with sea turtles along the Olowalu coast
- Kayaking, paddle boarding, snorkeling, and skiff rides
- Small boat, small groups, small footprint
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Itinerary
The planned itinerary is subject to change due to nautical, technical, or meteorological reasons and other unforeseen circumstances. The captain reserves the right to change the route in view of your safety, even with no advance notice.
Molokai to Hawaiʻi (The Big Island)
Day 1: Molokai - Arrival
Day 2: Molokai
Day 3: Lana’i
Day 4: Maui
Day 5: Captain's choice
Day 6: Kona Coast & Manta Ray snorkel
Day 7: Big Island
Day 8: Hawai’i - Kona - DepartureDay 1: Molokai
Welcome to Hawaii! You’ll be transferred to the hospitality area on Molokai. Later, the captain and crew will greet you with smiles and champagne as you board the awaiting Safari Explorer. This evening, settle in and enjoy dinner aboard the yacht, before a presentation about your week ahead. (D)Day 2: Molokai
A warm ‘aloha’ spirit gives you a sense of the Hawaii of long ago. No stoplights, no high-rises, just a welcome slower pace. As you “Talk story” (a Hawaiian term for chatting) with the locals, you will experience their land and traditions as few visitors do. You’ll hear legends and lore, take in a cultural lesson in taro patches and poi making, or hike to a towering waterfall in Halawa’s Cathedral Valley - one of the island’s most historic places. At the Molokai Museum, discover the history of this ancient homeland as you enjoy an evening pa‘ina (feast), complete with a home-style Hawaiian jam session. (BLD)Day 3: Lana‘i
Today will find you deep into the solace and serenity offered by Lanai, Hawaii’s smallest inhabited island. Thousand-foot sea cliffs line the shore and ancient volcanic plugs sit both above and below the water’s surface, host to a wide diversity of marine life. You will want to grab a snorkel, paddleboard, or kayak and get right into it. There's also a bike excursion on offer for those that prefer. Sweetheart Rock, a sea stack jutting 80 feet above the crashing surf, is worth the hike. Legend has it that two young lovers, Pehe and Makakehau, story ended tragically here. The quaint Lana’i Culture and Heritage Center informs of the local history and inspires active stewardship of Lanai's heritage and natural history. (BLD)Day 4: Maui
"The Valley Isle" is on the agenda today so nicknamed for the great valley that lies between its two major volcanoes. Snorkeling among coral gardens, you discover a world teeming with underwater life and a known sea turtle habitat. The marine sanctuary located between Lana’i, Molokai, and Maui provides front-row seats as you cruise through these productive breeding grounds searching for dolphins, whales, and other marine life. (BLD)Day 5: Captain's choice
Your Captain will decide on the best sailing route today. The route will of course be incredible showcasing the area's many hidden coves, dramatic cliffs, and lush green coastline. You will have a chance to go kayaking or paddleboarding or perhaps take a surfing lesson. Enjoy your adventures and come home with stories to swap over dinner. (BLD)Day 6: Kona Coast & Manta Ray Snorkel
Snorkel, kayak, or swim - From the tiniest fish to the widest stretch of coral, it’s all spectacular. Depending on the weather and your mood, spend the day in the water or let us do the work, and explore the rugged coastline on a skiff ride. This evening you'll anchor at an offshore location to search for and night snorkel with Giant Pacific Manta rays. This award-winning excursion offers snorkelers the opportunity to observe these majestic animals up close and personal. Marine life is often within inches, offering a unique experience with wild animals in their environment. Strict guidelines are followed to lessen any disturbance of these beautiful creatures. (BLD)Day 7: Big Island
Head 6,500 feet up Hualalai Volcano above the Kona Coast on a long hike up the cool and misty slopes, complete with natural history interpretation by a local naturalist guide. A longer hike features dryland native forest & lava tubes. You can peer into a pit crater from its edge and if you are up for it, you can even go inside a lava tube. A shorter option boasts views of craters, fissures, and lava tubes. Recharge and fuel up with lunch at a coffee plantation on the mountain. For your final afternoon, relax onboard the boat or go for one last dip. This evening, you will celebrate with the Captain’s Dinner and a photographic recap of your adventure. (BLD)Day 8: Hawai‘i
The Safari Explorer docks at Kailua - Kona Pier, where you’ll be transferred to the Kona Airport or onwards to your extended stay. (B)Hawaiʻi (The Big Island) to Molokai
Day 1: Hawai'i - Kona - Arrival
Day 2: Big Island
Day 3: Kona Coast & Manta Ray snorkel
Day 4: Captain's choice
Day 5: Maui
Day 6: Lana'i
Day 7: Molokai
Day 8: Molokai - Departure* Itinerary details are the same as the Molokai to Hawai'i (Big Island) tour direction.
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Map
Boats
- Safari Explorer
Premium Class Yacht
Sailing exclusively around the islands of Hawaii throughout the year, the Safari Explorer is designed to reach wild areas where big ships can’t. Lovingly called “the Bulldog”, the performance-built rugged construction and maneuverability of this boutique yacht means access to faraway regions. Read More
Inclusions
What’s Included
- Accommodation for 7 nights in selected cabin
- Onboard meals
- Onboard spirits, wine, beer, non-alcoholic beverages
- Transfers & baggage handling between airport/vessel
- Onboard expedition/heritage guides and guest experts
- Entry fees to parks/preserves
- All from-the-vessel activities & equipment
- Wellness amenities: fitness equipment & yoga mats
What’s Not Included
- Travel to/from the start/finish
- Excursions not mentioned in the itinerary
- Port taxes/fees
- Gratuities
- No onboard wifi
- Travel Insurance
Dates & Pricing
Dates & Pricing
Season 1: April 13 to December 15, 2024
Season 2: March 16 to April 7, 2024, & December 21-29, 2024
Season 3: January 6 to March 10, 2024Saturday departures
Molokai to Hawaiʻi (Big Island)
January 6 & 20, February 3 & 17, March 2, 16 & 30, and April 13 & 27, November 16 & 30, December 14 & 28, 2024Hawaiʻi (Big Island) to Molokai
January 13 & 27, February 10 & 24, March 9 & 23, April 6 & 20, May 4, November 23, December 7 & 21, 2024Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Navigator cabin $ 8979 £ 4737 $ 8,195 € 5531 kr 832229 ₪ 22294 ¥ 936671 Mex$ 99951 NZ$ 9812 NOK 64637 zł 23594 S$ 8100 kr 64495 $ 5,900 $ 9893 £ 5218 $ 9,028 € 6094 kr 916863 ₪ 24561 ¥ 1031926 Mex$ 110115 NZ$ 10809 NOK 71211 zł 25993 S$ 8923 kr 71054 $ 6,500 $ 10349 £ 5459 $ 9,445 € 6375 kr 959179 ₪ 25695 ¥ 1079553 Mex$ 115197 NZ$ 11308 NOK 74497 zł 27193 S$ 9335 kr 74333 $ 6,800 Trailblazer cabin $ 9893 £ 5218 $ 9,028 € 6094 kr 916863 ₪ 24561 ¥ 1031926 Mex$ 110115 NZ$ 10809 NOK 71211 zł 25993 S$ 8923 kr 71054 $ 6,500 $ 10958 £ 5780 $ 10,001 € 6750 kr 1015602 ₪ 27206 ¥ 1143056 Mex$ 121974 NZ$ 11974 NOK 78879 zł 28792 S$ 9884 kr 78706 $ 7,200 $ 11262 £ 5941 $ 10,278 € 6938 kr 1043813 ₪ 27962 ¥ 1174808 Mex$ 125362 NZ$ 12306 NOK 81070 zł 29592 S$ 10159 kr 80892 $ 7,400 Admiral cabin $ 11567 £ 6102 $ 10,556 € 7125 kr 1072024 ₪ 28718 ¥ 1206560 Mex$ 128750 NZ$ 12639 NOK 83262 zł 30392 S$ 10433 kr 83078 $ 7,600 $ 12784 £ 6744 $ 11,667 € 7875 kr 1184869 ₪ 31741 ¥ 1333566 Mex$ 142302 NZ$ 13969 NOK 92026 zł 33591 S$ 11532 kr 91823 $ 8,400 $ 13241 £ 6985 $ 12,084 € 8157 kr 1227185 ₪ 32874 ¥ 1381193 Mex$ 147385 NZ$ 14468 NOK 95313 zł 34791 S$ 11944 kr 95103 $ 8,700 Junior Commodore cabin $ 12480 £ 6583 $ 11,390 € 7688 kr 1156658 ₪ 30985 ¥ 1301814 Mex$ 138914 NZ$ 13637 NOK 89835 zł 32791 S$ 11257 kr 89637 $ 8,200 $ 13850 £ 7306 $ 12,640 € 8532 kr 1283608 ₪ 34386 ¥ 1444696 Mex$ 154161 NZ$ 15133 NOK 99695 zł 36390 S$ 12493 kr 99475 $ 9,100 $ 14611 £ 7707 $ 13,334 € 9000 kr 1354136 ₪ 36275 ¥ 1524075 Mex$ 162631 NZ$ 15965 NOK 105172 zł 38390 S$ 13179 kr 104941 $ 9,600 Commodore cabin $ 14915 £ 7868 $ 13,612 € 9188 kr 1382347 ₪ 37031 ¥ 1555827 Mex$ 166020 NZ$ 16297 NOK 107364 zł 39189 S$ 13454 kr 107127 $ 9,800 $ 16437 £ 8671 $ 15,001 € 10125 kr 1523403 ₪ 40809 ¥ 1714585 Mex$ 182960 NZ$ 17960 NOK 118319 zł 43188 S$ 14826 kr 118058 $ 10,800 $ 17198 £ 9072 $ 15,696 € 10594 kr 1593931 ₪ 42699 ¥ 1793963 Mex$ 191431 NZ$ 18792 NOK 123797 zł 45188 S$ 15513 kr 123524 $ 11,300 Single (Navigator) cabin $ 13545 £ 7145 $ 12,362 € 8344 kr 1255397 ₪ 33630 ¥ 1412945 Mex$ 150773 NZ$ 14801 NOK 97504 zł 35590 S$ 12218 kr 97289 $ 8,900 $ 14915 £ 7868 $ 13,612 € 9188 kr 1382347 ₪ 37031 ¥ 1555827 Mex$ 166020 NZ$ 16297 NOK 107364 zł 39189 S$ 13454 kr 107127 $ 9,800 $ 15524 £ 8189 $ 14,168 € 9563 kr 1438769 ₪ 38542 ¥ 1619330 Mex$ 172796 NZ$ 16963 NOK 111746 zł 40789 S$ 14003 kr 111500 $ 10,200 Charter On request On request On request Port fees/taxes (add to above price) $ 571 £ 301 $ 521 € 352 kr 52896 ₪ 1417 ¥ 59534 Mex$ 6353 NZ$ 624 NOK 4108 zł 1500 S$ 515 kr 4099 $ 375 $ 571 £ 301 $ 521 € 352 kr 52896 ₪ 1417 ¥ 59534 Mex$ 6353 NZ$ 624 NOK 4108 zł 1500 S$ 515 kr 4099 $ 375 $ 571 £ 301 $ 521 € 352 kr 52896 ₪ 1417 ¥ 59534 Mex$ 6353 NZ$ 624 NOK 4108 zł 1500 S$ 515 kr 4099 $ 375 Season 1: April 12 to December 7, 2025
Season 2: March 15 to April 6, 2024, & December 13-28, 2025
Season 3: January 4 to March 9, 2025Saturday departures
Molokai to Hawaiʻi (Big Island)
January 11 & 25, February 8 & 22, March 8 & 22, April 5 & 19, November 8 & 22, December 6 & 20, 2025Hawaiʻi (Big Island) to Molokai
January 4 & 18, February 1 & 15, March 1, 15 & 29, April 12 & 26, November 15 & 29, December 13 & 27, 2025Season 1 Season 2 Season 3 Navigator cabin $ 8979 £ 4737 $ 8,195 € 5531 kr 832229 ₪ 22294 ¥ 936671 Mex$ 99951 NZ$ 9812 NOK 64637 zł 23594 S$ 8100 kr 64495 $ 5,900 $ 9893 £ 5218 $ 9,028 € 6094 kr 916863 ₪ 24561 ¥ 1031926 Mex$ 110115 NZ$ 10809 NOK 71211 zł 25993 S$ 8923 kr 71054 $ 6,500 $ 10958 £ 5780 $ 10,001 € 6750 kr 1015602 ₪ 27206 ¥ 1143056 Mex$ 121974 NZ$ 11974 NOK 78879 zł 28792 S$ 9884 kr 78706 $ 7,200 Trailblazer cabin $ 9893 £ 5218 $ 9,028 € 6094 kr 916863 ₪ 24561 ¥ 1031926 Mex$ 110115 NZ$ 10809 NOK 71211 zł 25993 S$ 8923 kr 71054 $ 6,500 $ 10958 £ 5780 $ 10,001 € 6750 kr 1015602 ₪ 27206 ¥ 1143056 Mex$ 121974 NZ$ 11974 NOK 78879 zł 28792 S$ 9884 kr 78706 $ 7,200 $ 12023 £ 6342 $ 10,973 € 7407 kr 1114341 ₪ 29851 ¥ 1254187 Mex$ 133832 NZ$ 13138 NOK 86548 zł 31592 S$ 10845 kr 86357 $ 7,900 Admiral cabin $ 11567 £ 6102 $ 10,556 € 7125 kr 1072024 ₪ 28718 ¥ 1206560 Mex$ 128750 NZ$ 12639 NOK 83262 zł 30392 S$ 10433 kr 83078 $ 7,600 $ 12784 £ 6744 $ 11,667 € 7875 kr 1184869 ₪ 31741 ¥ 1333566 Mex$ 142302 NZ$ 13969 NOK 92026 zł 33591 S$ 11532 kr 91823 $ 8,400 $ 14154 £ 7466 $ 12,918 € 8719 kr 1311819 ₪ 35141 ¥ 1476448 Mex$ 157549 NZ$ 15466 NOK 101886 zł 37190 S$ 12767 kr 101661 $ 9,300 Junior Commodore cabin $ 12480 £ 6583 $ 11,390 € 7688 kr 1156658 ₪ 30985 ¥ 1301814 Mex$ 138914 NZ$ 13637 NOK 89835 zł 32791 S$ 11257 kr 89637 $ 8,200 $ 13850 £ 7306 $ 12,640 € 8532 kr 1283608 ₪ 34386 ¥ 1444696 Mex$ 154161 NZ$ 15133 NOK 99695 zł 36390 S$ 12493 kr 99475 $ 9,100 $ 15372 £ 8109 $ 14,029 € 9469 kr 1424664 ₪ 38164 ¥ 1603454 Mex$ 171102 NZ$ 16796 NOK 110650 zł 40389 S$ 13865 kr 110406 $ 10,100 Commodore cabin $ 14915 £ 7868 $ 13,612 € 9188 kr 1382347 ₪ 37031 ¥ 1555827 Mex$ 166020 NZ$ 16297 NOK 107364 zł 39189 S$ 13454 kr 107127 $ 9,800 $ 16437 £ 8671 $ 15,001 € 10125 kr 1523403 ₪ 40809 ¥ 1714585 Mex$ 182960 NZ$ 17960 NOK 118319 zł 43188 S$ 14826 kr 118058 $ 10,800 $ 18111 £ 9554 $ 16,529 € 11157 kr 1678564 ₪ 44966 ¥ 1889218 Mex$ 201595 NZ$ 19790 NOK 130370 zł 47587 S$ 16337 kr 130083 $ 11,900 Single (Navigator) cabin $ 13545 £ 7145 $ 12,362 € 8344 kr 1255397 ₪ 33630 ¥ 1412945 Mex$ 150773 NZ$ 14801 NOK 97504 zł 35590 S$ 12218 kr 97289 $ 8,900 $ 14915 £ 7868 $ 13,612 € 9188 kr 1382347 ₪ 37031 ¥ 1555827 Mex$ 166020 NZ$ 16297 NOK 107364 zł 39189 S$ 13454 kr 107127 $ 9,800 $ 16437 £ 8671 $ 15,001 € 10125 kr 1523403 ₪ 40809 ¥ 1714585 Mex$ 182960 NZ$ 17960 NOK 118319 zł 43188 S$ 14826 kr 118058 $ 10,800 Charter On request On request On request Port fees/taxes (add to above price) $ 571 £ 301 $ 521 € 352 kr 52896 ₪ 1417 ¥ 59534 Mex$ 6353 NZ$ 624 NOK 4108 zł 1500 S$ 515 kr 4099 $ 375 $ 571 £ 301 $ 521 € 352 kr 52896 ₪ 1417 ¥ 59534 Mex$ 6353 NZ$ 624 NOK 4108 zł 1500 S$ 515 kr 4099 $ 375 $ 571 £ 301 $ 521 € 352 kr 52896 ₪ 1417 ¥ 59534 Mex$ 6353 NZ$ 624 NOK 4108 zł 1500 S$ 515 kr 4099 $ 375 A USD750 deposit is required at booking.
Triple rates are available in designated cabins (refer to deck plan). On request.
Please Note
- Rates are per person, based on double occupancy
- Tour prices are based on the fuel costs at time prices are set, often months or years in advance. In rare cases, additional fees may apply for fuel cost increases.
- Information to read before you book
- We recommend purchasing trip insurance
- Please see our FAQ
Extra Info
Skill Level — Easy
The cruise has been designed to accommodate a variety of fitness levels. Whether you are looking to take it easy or are up for a challenge, there is something for everyone. Unless the boat is cruising part of the day, there are active adventure options scheduled most mornings and afternoons. Your onboard guides will advise what activities are offered daily and will work to include everyone. Kayaking excursions take the form of guided paddles that can last 1-4 hours and open paddling at your own pace. Hiking ranges from rigorous treks over rugged terrain for the fit to easy strolls along the beach. Inflatable skiff rides require you to sit back and relax, with little to no effort needed. Paddleboarding and snorkeling (if offered) are at your own pace. Morning yoga classes cater to all levels and relaxing in the hot tub is as for well everyone.
Airport Info
Fly into/out Molokai Airport (MKK) or Kona International Airport (KOA) located on Hawaii, the Big Island, depending on your tour direction.
Molokai to Hawai’i
On embarkation day (Day 1) your flight into Molokai should arrive no later than 2:00 pm. On disembarkation day (Day 8) your flight from Hawai’i The Big Island (Kona) should leave no earlier than 12:00 pm.Hawai’i to Molokai
On embarkation day (Day 1) your flight into Hawai’i The Big Island should arrive no later than 2:00 pm. On disembarkation day (Day 8) your flight from Molokai should leave no earlier than 12:00 pm.”Local Travel
Transfers to/from Molokai/Kona Airports are included in the tour price.
Climate
A tropical climate ensures that Hawaii is a year-round holiday destination. Trade winds from the northeast keep temperatures and humidity moderate. As a gauge, the average winter temperature is around 79F (26C) with summer around 85F (29C). The biggest variables are rain and surf conditions. Water is warm enough to swim in all year round, making it perfect for outdoor activities such as snorkeling. The hot season (called kau in Hawaiian) runs from June to October and the relatively cool season (hooilo) from December to March. The ‘green’ or wet season is typically from November to March, with the dry season from April through to October. In terms of wildlife viewing, the green season brings back Humpback Whales and Hawaii’s state bird, the Nene. There is a better chance of seeing Giant Pacific Manta Rays from February through April, with dolphins, whale sharks, and Green Sea Turtles a common occurrence all year round.
Day of Rest
Any day can be a day of rest!
Recommended
Wetsuits:
As the average ocean temperatures are typically mid-70-80 °F during the fall/winter months, we do not have wetsuits on board. However, you are welcome to bring your own. Wetsuits are provided by a local vendor only for our night snorkel with Giant Pacific Manta Rays.
Dress code:
The dress code is very casual throughout the entire cruise. Since there are a variety of water sports available, it is fine to wear your swimsuit in the dining room with an appropriate cover-up. No formal wear is required at any time.
Seasickness:
We will be cruising on the leeward (west and south) side of the islands where it is generally calmer (trade winds and rougher water tends to be on the windward - east and north - sides of each island). Seasickness medication is kept onboard all of our boats, however, it is not recommended for children. If you are prone to seasickness or traveling with children, you should consult your physician prior to your departure. The captain will update you when there might be extra motion so you can take the medication in time to be effective.
Mosquitoes:
Can be more prevalent during the wet, winter months in dense, wooded areas. It won’t be a problem while on the boat. However, insect repellent is recommended prior to hiking on some of the islands.
Charters:
If you have a large group and would like to charter an entire boat, please contact us for available dates and boats. In addition to the scheduled dates listed (please see pricing), further dates may be available on request. All dates are subject to availability at the time of booking. Itineraries can be customized to suit your individual needs and as safety and operational constraints allow. Please send us your preferred destination, dates, boat, and the number of people (adults and children under 13) in your party, and we will work on providing you with the best available options! The relevant charter terms and conditions will apply.Remarks
A variety of activities are included in this tour.
Hiking:
A range of hikes - of varying difficulty and terrain - are available throughout your tour, ranging from easy strolls to rugged climbs. On Lana’i, walk on sea cliffs near Sweetheart Rock, a sea stack high above the crashing surf, or take a two-and-a-half-mile track through a lush valley to a waterfall. A good pair of hiking boots is recommended. Hiking poles are available.
Kayaking and paddleboarding:
The small ship is stocked with paddleboards and tandem sea kayaks. Open paddle at your own pace or join a short guided paddle to a planned destination lasting one to four hours. It is a great way to get up close to wildlife and explore the area.
Skiff rides:
Take a small inflatable boat ride and discover the surrounding area. Your skiff captains are pros and offer insights into the history, geology, and ecology of the islands as they show you volcanic plugs, sea stacks, and lava tubes. Minimal effort is required.
Learning about Hawaiin culture: Members of the Solatorio family welcome you to the ancient Halawa Valley, where they live, farm, hunt, and fish. “Talk story” with them, then pound fresh taro into poi, or hike to a climactic waterfall in one of Molokai’s most historic places. Round out the day with an evening pa‘ina (feast) and a Hawaiian jam session.
Snorkel:
Gear up with a snorkel and flippers, and duck below the surface to discover coral gardens teeming with underwater life. Spot yellow tangs and butterflyfish in sheltered volcanic bays. Along the coast of Olowalu, mingle with friendly green sea turtles getting their shells cleaned by local fish nibbling away at built-up algae. Snorkel and flippers are available on board
Visit wildlife sanctuaries and national parks:
Hawaii’s public lands (and waters) protect a wild array of fascinating places and creatures. Hike the misty slopes of a volcano, walk to centuries-old petroglyphs carved into lava rock, and scan the horizon for humpbacks in one of the world’s most important whale habitats.Important to know
Covid-19
Please check current requirements as these do change.
Travel Documents
It is each traveler's responsibility to ensure that you are in compliance with the country or countries you plan to visit. This includes and is not limited to passport validity, visa requirements, and acquisition, blank passport pages required for your destination (s), etc.
For US citizens, documents for travel to/from Hawaii are the same for any other U.S. state.
For Non-U.S. citizens a passport is required. Please research the documentation and visas needed to enter the United States of America.
Tour Operator
This tour is run by UnCruise Adventures.
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