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Snow Goose
| Year built | 1973 |
| Length on deck | 65 feet |
| Beam | 16 feet |
| Draft | 7 feet |
| Cruising Speed | 8.5 knots |
| Engine | Twin John Deere Turbo Diesels |
| Passengers | 12 |
| Extras | Four double sea kayaks |
The Snow Goose is a custom built 65-foot motor vessel designed by Ed Monk to cruise the Inside Passage of Alaska and British Columbia. She was built in Ketchikan, Alaska as a private yacht in 1973. A U.S. Coast Guard certified passenger vessel, Snow Goose is equipped with all the safety and navigation equipment you would expect from a vessel of her standard.
Accommodations
Ideal for wilderness exploring and comfort, she sleeps 12 passengers in 6 private, fully heated (double occupancy) cabins, with 3 bathrooms and two hot showers. The main deck features a spacious, airy salon, natural history library, galley and dining area. Large windows provide great viewing on all sides with easy access to the deck. The upper bridge deck provides a good vantage-point for spotting wildlife and comfortable seating for passengers who wish to get involved with the navigation of the ship. Snow Goose affords easy access for people of any age and most physical capabilities. There is a large motorized inflatable for shore excursions, and four double kayaks for quietly exploring islands and shorelines. Wonderful cooks serve gourmet meals and beautiful buffets.
Crew
The crew is dedicated and multi-talented and has spent years sailing along this coast, leading cruises. Their experience and commitment makes the difference between a good trip and a great one!
All the captains are Coast Guard and Department of Transport licensed to ensure safety. Also aboard each trip is a
Resource Guide with qualifications in Biology, Education, Zoology, Anthropology or Ornithology. As expert guides, they truly enjoy communicating their enthusiasm to others.
| Cruise | Cruise Dates | Price: |
| Southeast Alaska - Petersburg to Juneau | July 9-16 2010 | $4,335.00 (USD) |
