Wildlife Cruises

A small steam powered boat, the MISR Royal Steamer was originally commissioned by the British Royal Navy and launched in 1918 when she journeyed 3276 nautical miles from England to Alexandria. Steeped in history she has since served in multiple wars and been the private yacht to Egypt’s last Monarch, King Farouk before being restored and rebuilt to her original drawings in 2006.

Renovated in 2022, Sea Star is a 138-foot-long motor yacht that accommodates 16 passengers in eight large cabins, all with panoramic windows, four with private balconies and two of which can interconnect. Onboard facilities include two Jacuzzis, a spacious dining room, comfortable lounge and a lovely sun deck.

If you are captivated by the idea of spotting jaguars in the wild, the Mutum houseboat is for you.

Cruise in complete serenity aboard Kazazian Cruises in one of their Nile view cabins or owner’s suite, only available by private charter.

Crucero Amazonas is the perfect combination of sophistication and exploration, with a reputation for fine dining and a passion for providing true to nature, raw experiences of everything the Amazon has to offer.

Le Commandant Charcot bridges the gap between expeditionary and sophistication. She is unapologetically opulent, offering a la carte fine dining, an indoor swimming pool and a spa, yet the ship offers a full expeditionary program of activities and undertakes voyages to the geographic North Pole as well as a full traversal of the Northwest Passage.

Robust, manoeuvrable, and limited to only 50 passengers on board, Polar Pioneer is the perfect vessel for an expeditionary cruise in the polar regions. Built in Finland in the early eighties, she was one of a fleet of ten ice-strengthened research vessels built for scientific research along Russia’s northern coast. Today, only two of these vessels are used for polar expeditions, so it is not surprising she is in such demand.

The Seaventure has capacity for a maximum of 139 passengers in five different cabin categories. She carries a fleet of 14 zodiacs and has 16 highly experienced expedition staff. All of the outside cabins are well designed with ample storage, a seating area and in cabin TV on which you can stream or record lectures. For when the weather is inclement there is a large forward observation lounge, two dining rooms and an outside café. There is also a gym, sauna, outdoor saltwater pool and a certified physician and clinic onboard.

Named after legendary marine biologist, oceanographer, explorer and author, the Sylvia Earle pays tribute to its namesake’s long standing commitment to conservation and the protection of ocean wildlife. At the cutting edge of nautical technology, the Sylvia Earle is a robust and powerful vessel with an Ulstein X-BOW that adds extra stability and makes for a quicker transit through the waves. A glass atrium lounge inside the bow boasts views to the front of the ship and a state-of-the-art lecture theatre allows you to hear experts talk about culture, biology and wildlife.

A fast ship that counts a heated outdoor pool and polar library among its facilities, World Explorer is a refined and roomy expedition vessel that offers six tiers of deluxe accommodations. Each of the cabins and suites boasts a private walk-out or French balcony and are outfitted with all the essentials that you will need to feel comfortable.