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Alaska Cruise - Privately Chartered Yacht

Take your Alaska cruise aboard an Alaska Private Yacht from Alaska Wilderness Voyages for a very exclusive experience.Your Alaska cruise can truly be your own if you charter your own private yacht. This will provide you an opportunity to spend more time sight-seeing whenever you want while tending to your guests, and not having to worry about other people. Since your party guests are the only ones onboard other than the crew, this type of Alaska cruise is ideal for celebrations. When celebrating special occasions, you don’t have to worry regarding interruptions by other passengers that are also onboard. This is also perfect for families with children because you can somehow control what your children are seeing and doing. This is something that would be hard for you to control on a small cruise line and large cruise line. No need to worry about your children speaking with the wrong type of stranger or getting lost.

In your Alaska cruise, you will be taken aboard the Miss Brizz through Alaska Wilderness Voyages. A 54 foot aluminum yacht, the Miss Brizz is a custom yacht constructed to the standards of commercial fishing boats. Still, the Miss Brizz has all the amenities of larger cruise ships.

To sleep your party comfortably, three staterooms are accessible inside the Miss Bizz. One has queen size bed and a master bath with inclusive Jacuzzi tub. The other one has a queen size bed with a shower room shared with the last bedroom, which has twin bunk beds.

Your Alaska cruise on board your exclusively chartered yacht will take you all the way through Prince William Sound, Kenai Fjords and Seward. You will be given a plentiful amount of time to observe whales and other marine life while cruising throughout these places. Moreover, see Alaska's remarkable glaciers as you observe the surrounding outside your yacht. You will also see Alaska's many wildlife come to fish for the salmon that are plenty in Alaska. The Miss Bizz can take you into areas that bigger vessels can not, letting you view so much that Alaska has to offer.

For individuals who wish to play a part in the remarkable fishing in Alaska, they will get pleasure from the Prince William Sound, which is habitat to a large variety of fish. You will have the option to fish for some of these types of fish depending on the time of year you take your Alaska cruise. The types of fish include all five species of Salmon, Halibut, lingcod and numerous species of rockfish. Your captain will distinguish which are in season for your cruise time. Your Alaska cruise fee includes one fish box per person, fishing tackle and bait. Also, the crew on the Miss Bizz will vacuum pack and freeze your fish for you.

Alaska Wilderness Voyages has two pricing scales to pick from. The Premium Voyage in which every meals and non-alcoholic beverages are included and also arranged for you. The cost for the Premium Voyage ranges from $3,200 a day to $3,700 a day. The Deluxe Voyage is for guest that will carry and set up their own meals while onboard for the duration of their Alaska cruise. The cost ranges from $2,800 to $3,200 a day. The cheapest package is for 4 guests while the most expensive is for 6 guests on both types of voyages.

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Phil Younger  
May 9, 2009 10:07 PM

Charter yatchs, halibut fishing and salmong fishing, makes me feel at home.

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June 9, 2009 11:49 PM

Heading to Alaska for a magical salmon fishing experience? You are on the right track! Great article, just bookmark and save.

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Get A Trip  
June 16, 2009 1:20 PM

This would definitely be the adventure of a lifetime, though quite pricey. To see Alaska like this and get in to small areas that the large cruise ships can't would just be awesome. We have also bookmarked this site!

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