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Travel Inspiration: Alaska’s Glacier Country

Join R. Crusoe & Son for a close examination of our 49th state aboard one of three quite exceptional yachts, the 22-passenger Safari Quest, the 36-passenger Safari Explorer, and the 88-passenger Safari Endeavour, members of the UnCruise Adventures fleet. Explore the Alaskan Panhandle— including Glacier Bay National Park—in utter style (think comfort that’s not at [...]

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All Roads Lead to Jordan, Kingdom in the Heart of the Desert

Seeking a custom private journey designed by an expert? Let's start the conversation right away. Email [email protected] or call (800) 585-8555 Quick LinksHome Custom Travel Group Journeys Cruising Hotels About Us Meet the Team The Selkirk Society Terms FAQ Social Networks Facebook Twitter Instagram Contact Info E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (800) 585-8555

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Travel Inspiration: All Roads Lead to Jordan, Kingdom in the Heart of the Desert

It’s thought that Petra was built around 312 B.C. and later abandoned when new sea trade routes emerged and an earthquake caused damage. It was rediscovered in “modern” times by a Swiss explorer in 1812, who uncovered Petra beneath ancient layers of sand, hence the nickname, Lost City. During our 8-day All Roads Lead to [...]

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Perusing Peru

Seeking a custom private journey designed by an expert? Let's start the conversation right away. Email [email protected] or call (800) 585-8555. Quick LinksHome Custom Travel Group Journeys Cruising Hotels About Us Meet the Team The Selkirk Society Terms FAQ Social Networks Facebook Twitter Instagram Contact Info E-mail: [email protected] Phone: (800) 585-8555

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Travel Inspiration: Perusing Peru

The Inca—master masons, worshippers of the sun, and rulers of Peru. That is, until one particularly heady conquistador rode into town and single-handedly wiped out an entire civilization. Today Peru, gentle South American republic, is a mix of ancient temples and Spanish colonialism. Except in Machu Picchu, where for four centuries or so Inca—and Inca [...]