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Wilderness Adventurer

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Wilderness Adventurer at Fishermen's Terminal, Seattle, June 2024

Wilderness Adventurer at Fishermen's Terminal, Seattle, June 2024 · Photo: Joe Mabel, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

About Wilderness Adventurer

Wilderness Adventurer is an UnCruise Adventures cruise ship, in service since 1984. She carries 60 guests. She sails Alaska itineraries. We rate her 3.0 out of 5.

Wilderness Adventurer is a 60-guest, U.S.-flagged ship built in 1984, 49 metres long with 30 cabins. She is set up for active trips, with a sun deck carrying a hot tub and exercise gear, an observation deck over the bow, and an EZ Dock launch platform for kayaks and paddleboards, while the lounge shows a GPS map and a feed from an underwater camera. Meals mix buffet and plated service at open seating, with drinks included. She sails seven-night Glacier Bay Adventure round trips from Juneau, which spend two days inside Glacier Bay National Park.

Ship facts

Guests
60
Fewer guests than 97% of 600 ships
Entered service
1984
Length
49 m
Shorter than 99% of 575 ships
Decks
4
Cabins
2/5, fleet average 2.1
Dining
4/5, fleet average 4.0
Entertainment
2/5, fleet average 2.0
Service
5/5, fleet average 5.0
Pools & decks
2/5, fleet average 1.9
Value
3/5, fleet average 3.0

Editorial scores, 1 to 5 per metric; the overall is their average, not an average of reader reviews. Ticks mark the UnCruise Adventures fleet average across 9 rated ships in service.

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Where she sails

Home port: Juneau, Alaska.

Quick answers

Which cruise line operates Wilderness Adventurer?

Wilderness Adventurer is operated by UnCruise Adventures.

How big is Wilderness Adventurer?

Wilderness Adventurer measures 49 metres in length, with 4 decks.

How many passengers does Wilderness Adventurer carry?

Wilderness Adventurer carries 60 guests at double occupancy.

When did Wilderness Adventurer enter service?

Wilderness Adventurer entered service in 1984.

Where does Wilderness Adventurer sail?

Wilderness Adventurer sails Alaska itineraries. Her home port is Juneau, Alaska.

Which airport should I fly into for Wilderness Adventurer?

Wilderness Adventurer sails from Juneau, Alaska. Fly into Juneau International Airport (JNU).

Where can I find the deck plans for Wilderness Adventurer?

UnCruise Adventures publishes the deck plans for Wilderness Adventurer; this page links to Deck plans.

How is Wilderness Adventurer rated?

Cruises Frog rates Wilderness Adventurer 3.0 out of 5 overall, the average of 6 editorial scores. She scores best on service (5/5) and lowest on pools & decks (2/5).

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