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Choosing Your Cruise

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The advantage of Cruise West's smaller ships is that they can navigate to places the larger liners cannot. If you're looking for moderate adventure and want to experience your destinations up-close, Cruise West will take you there. Cruise West ships are small, shallow-draft vessels, several with bow-landing capabilities. Cruise West Cruise Type: Adventure Cruising Cruise Line Highlights: Cruise Style: Flexible itineraries Wildlife-viewing opportunities Enthusiastic, knowledgeable crew Casual, intimate atmosphere Ship Type: Small Lifestyle: Active Cruisers Age Range: Mature Adults, Seniors Expense Category: Midrange

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