UN-CRUISE BlogA Hui Hou!April 22, 2013 at 1:50 pm by Sarahby Expedition Leader Brock Munson, Safari Explorer read more... categories: Hawaiian Islands, Safari Explorer Tags: Hawaii blessing kumu
Email Post Comments (0) Safari Quest Emerges From RenovationsApril 19, 2013 at 4:05 pm by Sarah Many months ago we advised you of a renovation project on the 22-guest Safari Quest. The Safari Quest's hull is now an elegant navy blue. It was white. But now, it matches the rest of the yacht fleet. And boy do we like it. We think you'll like it too. This is not all that was done during the renovations of course. See what the interior holds for those guests leaving today on the Safari Quest's British Columbia's Yachters' Paradise from Seattle. read more... categories: Safari Quest Tags: PNW Safari Quest Renovations
Email Post Comments (0) Struck by a SeastarApril 17, 2013 at 2:00 pm by Sarah By Patricia Monaco, guest aboard Safari Endeavour in Mexico's Sea of CortésStar red Star yellow And- Chocolate chip too! read more... categories: Mexico Tags: poem seastars
Email Post Comments (0) I See a Seahorse in the SeaApril 10, 2013 at 10:24 am by SarahBy Connor Adams, expedition guide
Playa la Bonanza is a beautiful two mile long beach on the eastern side of Isla Espiritu Santo. We had our full “beach party” set up, complete with tables and chairs, blankets, towels, and coolers full of refreshments. Guests were out hiking, lounging on the beach, or in the water snorkeling. Mark and I were leading the snorkeling group. We were strung out along the rocky reef at the north end of the beach. It was a beautiful day... read more... categories: Safari Endeavour, Mexico Tags: snorkeling seahorse
Email Post Comments (3) Sunrise Over the Sea of CortésApril 8, 2013 at 11:58 AM by Alysonby Jeremy Saenz, Expedition Guide, Safari Endeavour
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Caballito del Pacifico is an occasional visitor to the Gulf of California. An occasional visitor that is rarely seen, and for me, never seen at all. I have always wanted to view a seahorse, and this week I finally got that opportunity off the beach at Playa la Bonanza.
I’m not a sunrise guy - never have been. It’s not that I don’t appreciate the beauty and symbolism of a sunrise. As a matter of fact, the idea of celebrating each new day as a new beginning that comes with its own changing colors and light show appeals to my very core.
