UnCruise Adventures, the leader in small-ship expeditions, has been named the Best in Alaska (Expedition Category) in Cruise Critic’s prestigious “Best in Cruise Awards.” This accolade further solidifies UnCruise’s reputation as the premier choice for travelers seeking immersive, off-the-beaten-path experiences in Alaska.

“For those looking to hike Alaska’s old-growth forests and kayak to the edge of a glacier, UnCruise is the undisputed leader in the region,” said Cruise Critic’s editorial team. “Adhering loosely to itineraries that allow captains to deviate to watch humpback whales feed or brown bears prowl, ships visit spots that you won’t see cruising with anyone else. Expedition guides know and love Alaska, imparting knowledge with humor and enthusiasm that is contagious. Ships are small, and guests quickly become friendly, bonding over shared experiences.”

This recognition joins UnCruise Adventures’ growing list of accolades, including:

• Conde Nast Traveler: Readers’ Choice, Expedition
• The Seattle Times: Best in the PNW, Best Tour Company and Best Boat Cruise Company
• Newsweek: Newsweek Readers’ Choice
• USA Today: 10Best Readers’ Choice 2024, Best Alaska Cruise
• U.S. News and World Report: Best Small-Ship Expedition, Alaska

“As a small, family-owned company, being recognized as the ‘Best in Alaska’ truly speaks to what sets us apart,” says Founder and CEO Captain Dan Blanchard. “While the big ships offer fleeting glimpses of Alaska, we focus on something deeper—inviting our guests to step off the beaten path and truly becoming part of something special. Our itineraries are designed to help travelers experience Alaska as it’s meant to be: kayaking to the face of a glacier, meeting locals in small communities, learning the history of the land, and connecting with the awe-inspiring nature that surrounds them. It’s about understanding Alaska—not just seeing it. This honor is a testament to the difference a small, purpose-driven company can make.”

Source: BUSINESS WIRE