Vessel Type: Expedition Length: 36 m Passenger Capacity: 22 Built / refurbished: 1992 / 2006 Safari Quest is a small expedition yacht designed for maximum access to remote wilderness. With just 22 guests, her compact size allows entry into narrow waterways and highly restricted areas that larger vessels cannot reach, including locations limited to only two small groups per day. While access is her advantage, comfort defines the onboard experience. Cabins are spacious for a vessel of this scale, and shared spaces are warm and inviting. The small group size creates an immediate sense of camaraderie and an informal, connected atmosphere throughout the voyage. Guest areas are spread across four decks, offering a balance of private corners and communal spaces. The Observation Deck features a hot tub and fitness equipment, while the Bridge Deck includes Admiral cabins, a small library, and open bridge access. The Main Deck houses the dining room, bar, lounge, and easily accessible cabins suited to guests who prefer minimal stairs, with additional cabins located on the lower deck. Dining is open seating at set times, with all beverages included and a full range of dietary requirements accommodated. Expedition equipment and onboard amenities support active exploration, with kayaks, skiffs, a full-beam swim step, and wildlife-viewing tools enhancing the Alaska-focused itineraries.