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Lewis and Clark Tour: Undaunted Courage

The Lewis and Clark Expedition was the greatest camping trip of all time and the greatest hunting trip. And one of the greatest scientific expeditions ever. The drama of the story is intense, and the setting presents jaw-dropping vistas in every bend of the Trail. This range provides material for every interest and even draws on those who thought they would not be interested.

– Stephen E. Ambrose

Experience jaw-dropping vistas in every bend of the trail and relive the dramatic story of Lewis and Clark. As part of Stephen Ambrose’s research for his best-selling book, Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and the Opening of the American Wes t, the Ambrose family spent vacations traveling the Lewis and Clark Trail on foot, canoe, and horseback. Our Lewis and Clark Tour is based on his journey following the path of Lewis and Clark from Great Falls, Montana, to the Pacific Coast. The authenticity of this Lewis and Clark Tour is unrivaled.

PLEASE NOTE: In 2025, we are offering a 3-day canoeing and camping pre-tour at the Missouri Breaks. The extension must meet a minimum number of guests to run.

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• Great Falls, Montana: The Lewis and Clark Train Interpretive Center and the C.M. Russell Museum: Center has indoor and outdoor exhibits that Stephen Ambrose called “the best anywhere;” Russell painted 4,000 works of art depicting the American West.
• Lemhi Pass on the Continental Divide and the headwaters of the Missouri River: Dinner cruise on the “River of No Return.”
• Old Fort Benton: The trading post for many Native American tribes and trappers and endpoint of steamboat travel between St. Louis and the west.
• Three Forks Headwaters State Park : Meriwether Lewis recognized it as "an essential point in the geography of this western part of the Continent." Here a local outfitter will treat us to a demonstration of the Girandoni air rifle carried by the expedition.
• Camp Fortunate: This is where Lewis and Clark made critical first contact with the Shoshone—Sacagawea's own people.
• Kamiah: This town within the Nez Perce Indian Reservation in Idaho is where the Corps encamped on their return trip to wait for better traveling weather. It is also home to “Heart of the Monster,” a rock formation that was part of Nez Perce folklore.
• Hell’s Canyon National Recreation Area: Commemorates great moments in the exploration of the West.
• Fort Clatsop: Expedition’s winter camp on the Pacific Ocean.

Day-By-Day Itinerary

Day 1 flight to great falls, mt
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After arrival at our hotel in the historic town of Great Falls, MT, our own Corps of Discovery will gather to discuss our upcoming activities and the history of the Lewis and Clark Expedition. We have a Welcome Reception and Dinner at our hotel.

DAY 2 Great Falls, MT & Fort Benton

After breakfast, we will stop at a Lewis and Clark monument overlooking the Missouri River. We are on our way to Fort Benton, often called “The Birthplace of Montana.”

From there, we go to Decision Point at Loma, a pivotal location on the Corps of Discovery Trail. Here, Lewis and Clark made the crucial choice about which river to follow to reach the Northwest Passage — take the Marias or continue on the Missouri.

We will visit historic Old Fort Benton, the trading post for many Native American tribes and trappers, as well as the Missouri River levee. Fort Benton was the endpoint of steamboat travel between St. Louis and the west. We include a stop at the Agriculture Museum to view the Hornaday Bison.

We then return to Great Falls and The Lewis and Clark Trail Interpretive Center. Situated beside the Missouri River, the Center features indoor and outdoor exhibits that Stephen Ambrose called “outstanding—the best anywhere.” They include dioramas that depict the explorers, Sacagawea and her son Pomp, an Indian village, and many artifacts. A drive along the river takes us to Giant Springs and a view of the Falls.

DAY 3 Helena, MT

We begin the day with a visit to the C.M. Russell Museum. Russell was a world-renowned artist whose intimate knowledge of the American West informed his art during his lifetime. He was the first artist who actually lived most of his life in the Cowboy West and created approximately 4,000 works of art that inspired the work of many artists who took the West as their muse. Afterwards, we will visit the First Peoples Buffalo Jump, a site of prehistoric bison hunts.

In the afternoon, we travel by bus to the five-mile canyon that Meriwether Lewis christened “the gates of the Rocky Mountains.” We will take a boat ride into the magnificent Gates and look for bighorn sheep, deer, bald eagles, and osprey, who still call it home.

DAY 4 Three Forks, MT

We will begin the day at the Montana State Capitol in Helena, an outstanding example of architecture at the turn of the 20th century. The building, recently refurbished, features a beautiful stained-glass skyline in the rotunda and a great deal of artwork, including Russell's mural depicting Lewis and Clark and the Flathead Indians at Ross’ Hole, Montana. We visit the Three Forks Headwaters State Park, where upon arrival, Meriwether Lewis recognized it as "an essential point in the geography of this western part of the Continent.” We will end the day with a visit to the renowned Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman to take in the excellent exhibit on Crow Indian culture, Apsáalooke Women and Warriors.

DAY 5 Salmon, ID

Our Corps’ Day begins with a drive to Whitehall and its marvelous murals of the expedition and on to the Beaverhead Rock, which Sacagawea recognized as a landmark close to Shoshone tribal lands.  We then head to Camp Fortunate, where Lewis and Clark made critical first contact with the Shoshone—Sacagawea's own people. Our next stop is Lemhi Pass on the Continental Divide and the Missouri River headwaters. We walk over the Divide in Lewis’ footsteps and down to where he first drank from the waters of the Columbia River. We will end the day with a dinner cruise on the “River of No Return” at Salmon, Idaho.

DAY 6 Missoula, MT

The day begins with a short drive along the Salmon River, exploring the route that William Clark found too wild to navigate.

We will continue with a visit to the Big Hole Battlefield National Monument, where in 1877, Chief Joseph and the Nez Perce put up a fierce defense in one of the battles between the tribe and U.S. Cavalry troops. We then travel north to Ross’ Hole, where Lewis and Clark encountered the Montana Salish Indians. We end our day at Traveler’s Rest on Lolo Creek, where Lewis and Clark camped, traveling west in 1805 and again in 1806, where they split up to explore Montana further.

DAY 7 Lewiston, ID


Our group will start the day with a stop atop Lolo Pass and the Corps’ Glade Creek Campsite, which Stephen Ambrose helped to preserve in its wilderness condition. After brief stops at the DeVoto Cedar Grove and Heart of the Monster, a key Nez Perce cultural site, we will proceed to Kamiah, where the Corps camped on their return trip to wait for better traveling weather.  We will then head to the “Canoe Camp” in Orofino, Idaho, where the Corps built five dugout canoes for their downstream journey to the Pacific Ocean. Our last stop is a visit to the Nez Perce National Historical Park, dedicated to the tribe’s rich culture.

DAY 8 Walla Walla, WA

This day will start at the Hells Gate State Park on the border of Idaho and Washington. The park commemorates several pivotal moments in the history of the American West through interpretive signage and hiking trails. We then proceed to Walla Walla, stopping along the way at three important Lewis and Clark sites: the Alpowai Village site at Chief Timothy State Park, the Patit Creek campsite near Dayton, Washington, and the Touchet River campsite near Waitsburg. Our day ends at the Whitman Mission National Historic Site, a 19th-century memorial to the unique challenges presented by the cultural divide between Christian missionaries and Native American tribes.

DAY 9 Hood River, OR

The morning will find our group at Sacajawea State Park, where the Snake River meets the Columbia, and a major site where Lewis and Clark encountered the Yakama and Wanapum Indians. From there, it’s down the Columbia, stopping along the way at Hat Rock State Park, near where the Corps met the Walla Walla Indian people, and then to Celilo Falls and the start of the Long Narrows – among the most important ancient fishing sites of the Columbia River basin. We’ll visit the Rock Fort Camp in The Dalles, Oregon, and then the Columbia Gorge Discovery Center, with its excellent Lewis and Clark exhibit. We finish the day with a short trip along the original U.S. Highway 30 with spectacular views of the Columbia River Gorge. 

DAY 10 Astoria, OR

We’ll start the day in the Cascades section of the Columbia River and the remnants of the immense 17 th century landslide which caused the Bridge of the Gods, a geological phenomenon correctly observed by Lewis and Clark.  We’ll visit the Bonneville Dam, constructed as part of FDR’s “New Deal” program of the 1930s, and then move downstream to the Sandy River, Lewis and Clark’s “Quick Sand River” and a landmark of major importance in both the 1805 and 1806 voyages on the Columbia. From there, we’ll head on to the river’s massive estuary, and finally the Pacific Coast, stopping along the way at Dismal Niche, the Station Camp site where Lewis and Clark encountered bands of eager Chinook Indian traders, and finally Cape Disappointment, where the captains beheld the Pacific Ocean.  

DAY 11 Portland, OR

Our last day will begin at the Astoria Column, where a towering observation deck allows visitors breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean and the Columbia River.  We will then visit the Columbia River Maritime Museum, dedicated to artifacts related to the exploration of the Pacific Northwest.  Then on to Fort Clatsop, the reconstructed 1805-06 winter encampment of the Corps of Discovery, and the terminus of Corps’ westward expedition. From there, we will continue to Seaside, where we will enjoy the sights of beautiful coastal town and visit the Salt Works National Historic Site, where men of the Corps spent six weeks boiling sea water for 28 gallons of needed salt. Our final stop will be in Cannon Beach, site of the famous beached whale which provided the Corps with a welcome winter diversion from the dreary chores at Fort Clatsop. We will then return to Portland and salute our trip with a farewell dinner. 

DAY 12 Flight Home


This morning, our Corps will say goodbye to the Pacific Northwest and our Lewis and Clark adventure.

• June 29 - July 10, 2024 - Waitlist Only!
• 2025 Canoe and Camping Pre Tour: June 25, 2025
• June 28 - July 9, 2025

Recommended Reading

• Undaunted Courage: Meriwether Lewis, Thomas Jefferson, and the Opening of the American Wes t by Stephen E. Ambrose

Tour Includes

• Itinerary designed by Dr. Stephen E. Ambrose
• Full time historian and logistical escort
• 11 nights accommodations including hotel taxes, porterage (where available) and service charges
• Touring by first class air-conditioned motorcoach
• 10 breakfasts, most dinners, many lunches
• All entrance fees to museums and attractions

Activity Level

The main Lewis and Clark Tour requires some walking. The pre-tour includes canoeing (usually 3 days), living in tents, camping and outdoor eating and toilet facilities (2 nights), and some mountain walking and hiking. Weather conditions may be very hot and humid, cold and/or wet. Please be sure that you are in good physical condition to be able to enjoy and fully participate in the activities of the trip.

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TRIP COST $5,990

Price is per person based on double occupancy. For a single room add $1,375.

PRE-TOUR CAMPING AND CANOEING TRIP $1,400

Price is per person based on double occupancy. For a single room add $200.

Our Guests’ Reviews

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THE TOUR for those interested in the Lewis and Clark Expedition

I second all the comments made so far about this tour. Starting in Great Falls, MT, was a perfect beginning. We got to experience the plains, the Missouri above the falls, the Rockies, the valleys in between, the arid plateaus of Washington and Oregon, the temperate rainforests of the Cascades, and the broad Columbia river emptying into the Pacific. Dams and other modernizations may have changed the landscape somewhat, but we still were able to get a good feel for what Lewis and Clark recorded in their journals. Our historian, Dr. Don Snow, was tireless in telling us the complicated story of the expedition, and the tour director, Nick Scramuzza, shepherded us through all the tour logistics with aplomb and humor. This is a unique tour and fulfilled a dream of mine to see what Lewis and Clark saw.

Following Lewis & Clark to the Sea

The tour, which carried our tour group through some of the most scenic terrain in the Great Northwest, was much more than a sightseeing trip over the terrain where the Corps of Discovery passed. Don Snow, our tour guide, covered countless details regarding “the world’s greatest camping trip”, including information about the numerous Native American tribes they encountered. For the first time, I gained an appreciation of how very different the tribes were and how Meriwether Lewis managed to communicate with them – with the invaluable help of Sacajawea and Charbonneau. The hotels we stayed in varied in quality The Whitman Hotel in Walla Walla was at least a four star, and the meals in Helena were particularly outstanding, but all the hotels were satisfactory for sometimes-tired travelers. Nick, the tour manager, is truly a man with HEART. He looked after every person in the group with energy and genuine caring. Because of delays caused by COVID and forest fires, my wife and I waited three years for this tour. It was well worth waiting for.

Wonderful in every way

Marvelous. Terrific combination of history and nature and cultural background. Our historian was full of information and every day had a mix of hiking, viewing artwork, enjoying great food, on and on. Our tour director had a great sense of humor and provided his own lively stories too.

If you’re even moderately active, definitely take the optional 3 day canoeing and camping extension. You see the river from the river. The tents and food are great.

This was our first Stephen Ambrose tour and it won’t be the last.

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1 Portland, OR (Pre-Cruise Hotel) Arrive in Portland and settle into your hotel, located right at the ship’s dock for a seamless boarding process. Situated between the waters of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers, the area's history is forever entwined with the fortunes of these great rivers.

2 Portland, OR Welcome to the City of Roses! Portland's history and culture has forever been entwined with the two rivers that flow around and thru it: the Columbia and Willamette Rivers. If you're planning to arrive early into Portland, talk to our agents about putting together a city tour, crossing many of Portland's beautiful bridges, and even stopping at the International Test Garden featuring over 6800 rose bushes!

3 Astoria, OR Astoria is the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies, close to where Lewis & Clark wintered at Fort Clatsop during their Corps of Discovery expedition. Just stepping off the boat you'll have access to the city trolley - a quaint ride along the waterfront that will explain all the highlights of Astoria - and the Columbia River Maritime Museum, examining the history of crossing the bar and the actual ships and artifacts of ships that found the crossing too dangerous. Other options from here: Fort Clatsop Tour & Astoria Experience, or Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center at Cape Disappointment.

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5 The Dalles, OR The Dalles, the last stop on the historic Oregon Trail, nestles along the Columbia River with a beautiful view of both Mount Hood and Mount Adams, each towering more than 11,000 feet above your cruise ship. To the pioneers of the 1800s, this rugged terrain was treacherous, but to today's visitors, it is fascinating. Venture ashore on your own to explore the historic downtown, steps from the ship, featuring fascinating museums, intimate cafes, local pubs, and a collection of historic murals which embellish the streetscape. Or enjoy guided excursions to learn about the area’s rich history, view a unique art collection in a magnificent building perched on a bluff above the river, or spend an afternoon with expert sommeliers enjoying the bounty of the fertile Columbia Valley.

6 Cruising the Columbia River Gorge Spend a day cruising the beautiful Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area.

7 Pendleton, OR/Richland, WA The Hanford Reach Museum in Richland is an amazing option for your fun today. Or book the Pendleton Signature Tour: underground city tour, BBQ lunch at Hamley's Restaurant, and visits to the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute and Pendleton Woolen Mills.

8 Clarkston, WA At the border lies Clarkston, WA and Lewiston, ID - I wonder how they got their names? There's so much history and culture to explore here, including the complimentary excursion to the Nez Perce National Historic Park. But the Hells Canyon Jet Boat Signature Tour is always a hit. Be sure to sign up for this one in advance - it fills up!

9 Disembark in Clarkston, WA Talk to our agents about travel arrangements, or lengthening your stay with a hotel in Spokane, WA.

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The Journey of Lewis & Clark

Recount the events of america's most famous expedition with eagle society ambassadors bill & laura.

The Lewis and Clark Expedition, also known as the Corps of Discovery, prepared to depart from near St. Louis to proceed up the Missouri River. On May 13, 1804, William Clark wrote, “Boats and everything complete, with the necessary stores of provisions and such articles of merchandise as we thought ourselves authorized to procure - though not as much as I think necessary for the multitude of Indians through which we must pass on our road across the continent.”

Departure of Corps of Discovery

Bearing the task from Thomas Jefferson to explore the mysterious West, Meriwether Lewis and William Clark gathered their crew—the Corps of Discovery—and set out on one of America’s greatest adventures. 

As the group departed on May 14, 1804, expedition member Patrick Gass recorded his perspective on what "was to come on their journey into the unknown." This two-year journey, led by Lewis and Clark, ventured up the Missouri River and through the recent U.S. acquisition of the Louisiana Territory.

Mission Accomplished

During their travels west of the Rocky Mountains, Lewis and Clark encountered various Native American tribes and recorded valuable information about their customs, languages, and way of life. The expedition’s journals also recorded detailed observations of the flora and fauna of the region, as well as the region’s natural resources.

After an arduous trek across the snowy Rocky Mountains, the expedition proceeded down the Clearwater River, Snake River, and Columbia River. They reached the Pacific Ocean on November 15, 1805. Sergeant Patrick Gass wrote, “We are now at the end of our voyage, which has been completely accomplished according to the intention of the expedition, the object of which was to discover a passage by the way of the Missouri and Columbia Rivers to the Pacific Ocean; notwithstanding the difficulties, privations, and dangers, which we had to encounter, endure, and surmount.”

Impact on the Future

At the time of the expedition, the United States, Great Britain, Spain, and Russia claimed the region. Lewis and Clark’s exploration enhanced the United States' claim to the Oregon Territory, which included present-day Oregon, Washington, Idaho, and parts of Montana and Wyoming. The expedition’s success sparked further exploration and settlement. With their stone flints, compasses, and pick axes, packed the Corps of Discovery were ready to embark on their 8,000-mile undertaking.

Lewis and Clark’s Expedition: Then and Now

As the group tackled the Columbia and Snake Rivers, they faced constant challenges. Dangerous rocks, capsized canoes, and wet gear not only slowed the team down but resulted in illnesses. Today, with eight dam and lock systems, navigating the Columbia and Snake Rivers has thankfully changed since Lewis and Clark’s historic expedition. These lock and dam systems allow vessels to maneuver through these precious waterways. 

Lewis and Clark visited fascinating locations on their journey. One being the impressive Mount Hood, which Clark described as “of conical form but rugged.” This geographic wonder is said to be volcanically active until around 1801—about five years before the Corps of Discovery arrived. As Oregon’s highest peak, Mount Hood is now home to Timberline lodge—a National Historic Landmark—and six ski areas.

The Lewis and Clark expedition passed through the Columbia River Gorge for seven days in late-October 1805. Inspired by the scenic landscape described this area, Clark wrote, “the mountains are high on each side, containing scattering pine white oak.”

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• Columbia River Gorge
• Fort Clatsop 
• Multnomah Falls 
• Town of Hood River
• Sacajawea State Park

Savor the breathtaking scenery and riveting story of Lewis and Clark as you follow the pathway of these incredible explorers on our Columbia & Snake Rivers itineraries .  

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AMERICAN CRUISE LINES 8 Days | Columbia & Snake River Voyage Westbound

CLARKSTON TO PORTLAND Day 1 | Clarkston, Washington. Lewiston, Idaho. The twin cities of Lewiston, Idaho and Clarkston, Washington, are known as the Northwest's most inland seaports. Here, along the Snake River, you'll find Hells Canyon, the deepest canyon in North America. This canyon is known for its pristine wilderness and breathtaking scenery. View ancient Indian petroglyphs and magnificent wildlife. Hells Canyon Jet Boat Tour.* Prepare yourself for an fascinating ride across pristine wilderness. Climb aboard a jet boat for a safe, yet exhilarating adventure into Hells Canyon National Recreation Area. Your United States Coast Guard certified captain will narrate as you travel across the Snake River through the pristine wilderness of Hells Canyon, the deepest canyon in North America. Along the way, you'll stop to view 7,000-year-old petroglyphs, foraging big horn sheep and rock formations sculpted over a million years ago.  (*This is a premium tour. Please call 855-255-1200 for more information. Tour only offered on cruises ending in Clarkston, WA.) Nez Perce National Historic Park.* Learn about the rich history of the Nez Perce Native American tribe. Located in Spalding, Idaho, the Nez Perce National Historic Park commemorates the contributions the tribe has made. It also helps preserve the sites, stories and artifacts associated with their history and culture. At the park, you will learn about the rich history of the Nez Perce Native American tribe, also remembered for having saved the Lewis and Clark expedition team from starvation following its harrowing journey through the Bitteroot Mountains. (*Tour only offered on cruises ending in Clarkston, WA.) Day 2 | River Cruising. Enjoy an authentic Columbia River Valley wine tasting along the Snake River. After the wine tasting, head to the top deck of Queen of the West where you will have a front row seat as we cruise past rugged mountains and rolling plains. Relax in a lounge chair with a good book or grab a pair of binoculars and search for bald eagles and other wildlife that may be lurking on the river's edge. Today is a day devoted to total relaxation and enjoying the simple pleasures that come with a river cruise. Day 3 | Pendleton, Oregon. Richland, Washington. Journey to Pendleton and get a taste of the real West watching working cowboys at the world-famous Pendleton Roundup and learn about the pioneers from the perspective of the Native Americans at the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute. Pendleton Underground Tour. Experience a trip underground and into Pendleton's intriguing and entertaining past. The Pendleton Underground Tour shows you the secrets that lie beneath the streets of this lively town. A network of hidden basalt-rock tunnels link restored buildings, allowing you to see the way they were constructed in the 19th century. Tamastslikt Cultural Institute. Experience the storied past and bright future of the Umatilla, Cayuse and Walla Walla Indians Visit the Tamastslikt Cultural Institute, which plays tribute to the Umatilla, Cayuse and Walla Walla Indians. These three distinct peoples have melded together over the past 150 years in an alliance called the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Indian Reservation. The facility also includes interactive exhibits, significant artwork, a living culture village, and a raptor program about birds of prey. Pendleton Woolen Mill. Visit the Pendleton Woolen Mill and Museum to learn about the town's renowned weaving process during a guided tour. Pendleton Mills has been producing world famous woolens since 1901, including Native American blankets inspired by ancient designs and legends. There will be time after the tour to visit the gift shop where you can purchase woven goods produced on site. Winery Tour. Sample award winning wines and enjoy breathtaking views of beautiful vineyards on this narrated winery tour. nown as "The Heart of Washington Wine Country," the Tri-Cities region houses more than 160 wineries within a 50 mile radius. Sample award-winning wines and enjoy breathtaking views of beautiful vineyards on this narrated winery tour. Sharing the same latitude as the world-famous Burgundy and Bordeaux regions of France, the Columbia Valley has the perfect soil conditions and temperatures for producing great wines. The Tri-Cities' area wineries offer a comfortable setting to experience world-class wines. Visit the Columbia Valley and discover the Heart of Washington Wine Country. Day 4 | Stevenson, Washington. In the heart of the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area, the ship will move through transit the Bonneville Lock and Dam to reach the port of Stevenson. At the Bonneville Dam Visitors Center, learn about the workings of the massive turbine generators behind this imposing hydroelectric power source. The Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center showcases the area's unique cultural and historical diversity, from the Native American tribes that inhabited the Gorge, to Lewis and Clark and 19th-century loggers. Bonneville Dam and Fish Hatchery. Enjoy a guided tour of the Bonneville Dam to learn about fisheries and hydropower (1 Hour) . After the tour, take a short bus ride to the Bonneville Fish Hatchery, where you can participate in a self-guided tour through the Spawning Room, Adult Fish Holding Ponds, Rearing Ponds, Rainbow Trout Ponds Outdoor Sturgeon Ponds, Underwater Viewing Center and the Gift Shop. While on this tour, be sure to visit Herman the Sturgeon. Herman is 10 feet long, 425 pounds and over 65 years old. Multnomah Falls and Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center. Experience the powerful beauty of nature by visiting Multnomah Falls. Eighty miles long and up to 4,000 feet deep, the Columbia River Gorge is a spectacular river canyon cutting the only navigable route through the Cascade Mountain Range. Visit magnificent Multnomah Falls, one of over 70 waterfalls found along the Gorge. Plummeting 620 feet, it is the second highest waterfall in the United States. You can enjoy the falls from the Visitor's Center, or walk the paved trail to Benson Bridge, where you can get an up close view of the falls. After viewing the falls, visit the Columbia Gorge Interpretive Center, where you will learn about the bountiful life of the Gorge. The Interpretive Center also displays the natural and cultural history of the region. Day 5 | Cruising the Columbia River Gorge. The Columbia River Gorge is a spectacular river canyon cutting the only sea-level route through the Cascade Mountain Range. A popular recreational destination, the gorge holds federally protected status as a National Scenic Area called the Columbia Gorge National Scenic Area and is managed by the United States Forest Service. The cliffs of the awe-inspiring gorge look down on quaint riverfront towns and exhilarating windsurfing waters. Through millenniums of geologic events, waterfalls have found their home in the Columbia River Gorge. Day 6 | Rainier. Cruise through Volcano Alley on the Columbia River with views of Mt. Hood, Mt. Adams and Mt. St. Helens. From Rainier, you will travel to Mt. St. Helens National Volcanic Monument. At the nearby observatory and interpretive center, look right into the volcanic crater with its steaming dome, and witness firsthand the destructive power and damage caused by its volcanic blast in 1980. Mount St. Helens Tour. Get an up close look at this active volcano. A scenic bus ride takes you to the Mount St. Helens Johnston Ridge Observatory. The observatory sits on a bluff overlooking the crater and offers views of Mount St. Helens' lava dome, pumice plain and landslide deposit. Day 7 | Astoria, Washington. A nationally significant historic region at the western end of the Lewis & Clark Trail, Astoria is the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies and today showcases more than 70 Victorian-era homes in its unique historic district. In the winter of 1805-06 the Lewis & Clark Corps of Discovery Expedition was headquartered at Fort Clatsop. In 1955, a replica of the fort was built near the original site was eventually named a National Monument. Get a comprehensive overview of the Corp's entire expedition at Fort Canby and the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center. Astoria City Tour and Fort Clatsop.  Tour historic Astoria, the oldest American settlement west of the Rockies. Learn the history of the area while visiting two historic sites. The first stop will be at the Astoria Column, where you will have the opportunity to climb 164 steps to the top of the column to see the majestic views of the countryside. The tour will then proceed to Fort Clatsop, a replica of the original site where the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery camped during the winter of 1805-1806. Columbia River Maritime Museum. The Columbia River Maritime Museum is one of the premier maritime museums on the West Coast and is the official maritime museum of the state of Oregon. As your guide leads you through the museum, experience what it is like to pilot a tugboat and participate in a Coast Guard rescue. The museum features a new exhibit called Crossing the Bar. This exhibit takes a look at the legendary Columbia River entrance, where the forces of the mighty Columbia River and the Pacific Ocean meet. Day 8 | Portland, Oregon. Situated between the sparkling waters of the Columbia and Willamette Rivers, Portland has flourished throughout history with the fortunes of the great rivers. In the golden age of riverboats, sternwheelers crossed Portland's busy waterfront while steam whistles and calliopes rang out across the water. Today, big city excitement combined with small town charm makes Portland one of the favorite destinations in the West. Highlights include the Portland Art Museum, the International Rose Test Garden and famous Powell's Bookstore, filling an entire city block. Narrated city tour of Portland.* Since it was incorporated in 1851, Portland has long been a hub of arts, culture and welcoming residents eager to showcase the city's diverse offerings. Discover "North America's best Big City" on a three-hour motor coach excursion with a local expert guide. Highlights include Portland's exciting downtown, multiple river bridges, the International Rose Garden, and the Japanese Test Gardens. ( *Tour only offered on cruises ending in Portland, Oregon.) NOTE: Itinerary is subject to change without notice. For the most up-to-date information, please refer to the itinerary schedule you receive with your final documents.

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Exploring the lewis & clark river cruise in the pacific northwest.

The Lewis & Clark River Cruise in the Pacific Northwest has always captured my fascination. Did you know this monumental exploration occurred along the picturesque Columbia River? It’s an exceptional adventure, and I had the opportunity to experience it aboard the American Empress, one of the top river cruise vessels in the United States.

With its classic red paddlewheel, artifacts from historic river ships, and modern amenities, the ship offers a unique blend of past and present. Fall is the perfect time to embark on this cruise, as the Pacific Northwest’s natural beauty is on full display.

Join me as we dive into the history, enjoy on-board activities, and immerse ourselves in the stunning landscapes of the Pacific Northwest.

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Key Takeaways

• The Lewis and Clark River Cruise Experience offers a unique opportunity to explore the picturesque Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest.
• The American Empress, a top river cruise ship, provides modern amenities, world-class dining, and features artifacts from historic river ships.
• On-board activities, such as an evening with the Columbia River Symphony and an old-fashioned sock hop at the National Neon Museum, add to the overall value and entertainment of the river cruise experience.
• River cruising in the Pacific Northwest allows travelers to appreciate the region’s natural beauty, especially during the fall season, without having to travel too far from home.

The History of Lewis & Clark in the Pacific Northwest

I’m fascinated by the history of Lewis and Clark in the Pacific Northwest, especially as I explore the Lewis and Clark River Cruise.

Their exploration routes hold immense cultural significance in this region. As I sail along the picturesque Columbia River, I can’t help but imagine the challenges they faced and the discoveries they made.

The Pacific Northwest was a vast wilderness, and Lewis and Clark’s journey paved the way for future exploration and settlement. Their interactions with Native American tribes and their documentation of the flora and fauna added to the cultural tapestry of this land.

This river cruise allows me to immerse myself in their history, to appreciate the bravery and tenacity it took to explore these unknown territories. It’s a humbling experience to be in the footsteps of these great explorers.

On-Board Activities and Entertainment

The Liberty Theatre in Astoria, Oregon offers an evening with the Columbia River Symphony, providing a captivating on-board activity for guests. As you step into the theater, the rich notes of the symphony fill the air, transporting you to a world of musical elegance.

The skilled musicians, dressed in their finest attire, bring the compositions to life with their passion and talent. The evening entertainment on the Lewis and Clark River Cruise is just one example of the cultural experiences available to guests.

From lively performances of jazz and blues to mesmerizing dance troupes showcasing traditional Pacific Northwest dances, there is something to delight every traveler’s senses. Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere and create lasting memories of enchanting evenings spent on board.

Immersing in the Natural Beauty of the Pacific Northwest

Immersing myself in the natural beauty of this region is an unforgettable experience. The Pacific Northwest is a paradise for outdoor adventurers like me, with its stunning landscapes and abundant wildlife.

As I cruise along the Columbia River, I am surrounded by breathtaking scenery that includes towering mountains, lush forests, and picturesque waterfalls. The crisp fall air adds an extra touch of magic to the journey.

Exploring the region’s natural wonders is a must-do, whether it’s hiking through ancient forests, kayaking on pristine lakes, or spotting bald eagles soaring overhead. Wildlife encounters are frequent, as I’ve had the pleasure of observing playful seals, majestic whales, and curious otters along the way.

The Pacific Northwest truly offers a sanctuary for nature enthusiasts, and I feel incredibly lucky to witness its beauty firsthand.

Benefits of River Cruising in the Pacific Northwest

Cruising along the Columbia River in the Pacific Northwest offers a convenient and value-packed way to experience history, exploration, and relaxation.

Exploring local cuisine: On a river cruise, you’ll have the opportunity to savor the flavors of the Pacific Northwest. Indulge in fresh seafood, including salmon and Dungeness crab, as well as farm-to-table dishes featuring locally sourced ingredients.

Capturing scenic views: As you glide along the river, be prepared to feast your eyes on breathtaking vistas. From towering mountains to lush forests, from charming waterfront towns to majestic waterfalls, the Pacific Northwest offers a stunning backdrop for your journey. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture those unforgettable moments.

Unforgettable experiences: River cruises in the Pacific Northwest offer a range of activities and excursions to enhance your trip. From guided tours of historic sites to wine tastings at local vineyards, there’s something for everyone. Immerse yourself in the rich culture and history of the region while enjoying the comforts and amenities of a luxurious river cruise ship.

Additional Information and Highlights of the Lewis & Clark River Cruise

I can’t wait to experience the unique activities and events on the Lewis & Clark River Cruise. One of the highlights is an evening with the Columbia River Symphony. Another exciting event is an old-fashioned sock hop at the National Neon Museum. These experiences are just a taste of what this cruise has to offer.

Along the beautiful Columbia River, there are must-see landmarks that will take your breath away. From the towering Multnomah Falls to the historic Fort Clatsop, each stop on the cruise is filled with history and natural beauty.

As you sail through the Pacific Northwest, you’ll be surrounded by breathtaking landscapes and stunning vistas. The Lewis & Clark River Cruise truly offers a once-in-a-lifetime experience. It combines exploration, relaxation, and entertainment.

Don’t miss out on the chance to discover the wonders of the Columbia River and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the cost of a lewis & clark river cruise in the pacific northwest.

The cost of a Lewis & Clark River Cruise in the Pacific Northwest varies depending on the length and accommodations chosen. Discounts may be available, making this adventure a great value for exploring the beautiful region.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for Passengers on the Lewis & Clark River Cruise?

Yes, there are age restrictions for the Lewis & Clark River Cruise. Passengers must be at least 18 years old to sail without a guardian. As for food and beverages, the American Empress offers delicious dining options on board.

Can Passengers Bring Their Own Food and Beverages on Board the American Empress?

Yes, passengers can bring their own food and beverages on board the American Empress. It’s a great option for those who have specific dietary needs or want to enjoy their favorite snacks and drinks during the cruise.

Are There Any Options for Solo Travelers on the Lewis & Clark River Cruise?

Yes, there are accommodations for solo travelers on the Lewis & Clark River Cruise. Social activities, like the evening with the Columbia River Symphony and the old-fashioned sock hop, provide opportunities to connect with others.

What Is the Cancellation Policy for the Lewis & Clark River Cruise?

The cancellation policy for the Lewis & Clark River Cruise includes a refund process. It’s important to review the specific terms and conditions outlined by the American Queen Steamboat Company to understand the details.

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Cruise line updates: mixed vaccines may affect your sailing.

Cruise Line News: Mixed Vaccines May Affect Your Sailing

Prepare for potential problems on your next cruise as cruise lines update their vaccination requirements. Mixing two different Covid vaccines may now render individuals not fully vaccinated, according to Carnival, Holland America, Norwegian, and Princess Cruises. This decision comes after the WHO advised against vaccine mixing and the FDA recommended completing the vaccination series with the same vaccine.

While the efficacy of mixing vaccines remains uncertain, some countries allow it with Pfizer and Moderna. Americans may not be affected, but international travelers may require a third shot or follow protocols for the unvaccinated.

Cruise lines have implemented more flexible cancellation policies to accommodate these changes. The responses of other cruise lines to this issue are still unknown.

• Cruise lines are updating their vaccination requirements and stating that mixed-type vaccines do not qualify as fully vaccinated.
• Some countries allow vaccine mixing, but the WHO chief scientist and FDA do not support it.
• Most Americans will not be affected as they have received two shots of the same vaccine.
• Passengers who have received mixed vaccines may need a third shot or follow protocols for unvaccinated passengers.

Cruise Line Requirements

Cruise lines are updating their vaccination requirements, particularly regarding the use of mixed-type vaccines. Policies now state that mixed-type vaccines do not qualify as being fully vaccinated. This means that if you have received two different Covid vaccines, you may not be allowed to sail.

Carnival, Holland America, Norwegian, and Princess Cruises have specific instructions regarding mixed vaccines. Norwegian explicitly states that mixed vaccination protocols will not be accepted.

These updates may have been influenced by a WHO scientist advising against mixing vaccines, as well as the FDA not supporting vaccine mixing and recommending completing the vaccination series with the same vaccine.

Therefore, it is important to have proper vaccination documentation to meet the cruise line requirements and ensure a smooth sailing experience.

Concerns about Vaccine Mixing

Amidst the ongoing discussions surrounding vaccine mixing, concerns have been raised about the efficacy and potential risks associated with combining different types of vaccines.

Researchers are currently studying the efficacy of mixing vaccines, but no conclusive results are available at this time.

While the U.K., Canada, and some European countries allow vaccine mixing, especially with Pfizer and Moderna, the FDA does not support this practice. The FDA recommends completing the vaccination series with the same vaccine.

Potential risks of vaccine mixing include unknown interactions between different vaccine components and the possibility of reduced effectiveness in providing immunity against COVID-19.

It is important to note that there is currently no available data on the interchangeability of Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines.

Further research findings are needed to better understand the safety and effectiveness of vaccine mixing.

Efficacy of Mixing Vaccines

Researchers are currently studying the efficacy of mixing different types of COVID-19 vaccines, but conclusive results are not yet available. It is important to understand the effectiveness of mixed vaccines to ensure the safety and efficacy of immunization strategies.

Here are three key points about the ongoing research on vaccine mixing:

Comparative Analysis: Studies are being conducted to compare the immune response and effectiveness of mixed vaccine doses against those of the same vaccine. This analysis will provide insights into the potential benefits or drawbacks of mixing different types of vaccines.

Neutralizing Antibodies: Researchers are measuring the levels of neutralizing antibodies in individuals who have received mixed vaccine doses. These antibodies play a crucial role in preventing infection and can indicate the effectiveness of vaccine mixing.

Variants and Boosters: Ongoing research also focuses on the impact of mixed vaccines on emerging variants of the virus. Additionally, studies are exploring the need for booster shots and whether mixed doses can provide enhanced protection against new strains.

As the research progresses, more concrete evidence will become available to guide vaccination strategies and inform individuals who have received mixed COVID-19 vaccine doses.

Impact on Passengers

Passengers should be aware of the potential impact on their travel plans due to the new vaccination requirements.

If you have received two doses of different vaccines, you may not be considered fully vaccinated by some cruise lines. This means that you may need to follow protocols for unvaccinated passengers or provide proof of a medical exemption. It is important to check with your specific cruise line for their policies on mixed vaccines.

In terms of refund options, Princess Cruises offers two choices for passengers who are unable to get a third shot. Other cruise lines’ responses are currently unknown.

It is crucial to stay informed and understand the options available to you if you have received mixed vaccines. Remember to always prioritize your health and safety when making travel decisions.

Flexible Cancellation Policies

Fortunately, I can take comfort in knowing that cruise lines have implemented more flexible cancellation policies.

With the uncertainty surrounding mixed vaccines and their impact on sailing, it’s reassuring to know that if I find myself unable to meet the vaccination requirements, I may have options available to me.

These flexible policies may include the potential for a refund or rebooking options for passengers who are unable to get a third shot or meet the protocols for unvaccinated passengers.

While the specific responses from other cruise lines are unknown at this time, Princess Cruises, for example, offers two alternatives for passengers in this situation.

This allows passengers like me to have some peace of mind knowing that there may be solutions if we are unable to fulfill the vaccination requirements for our upcoming cruise.

Options for Unvaccinated Passengers

Moving on to the current subtopic, it is important to discuss the options available for unvaccinated passengers.

For those who are unable to receive a third shot or do not meet the vaccination requirements, cruise lines have implemented certain measures to accommodate them. One such option is the possibility of requesting a medical exemption. Passengers can provide valid medical documentation to support their exemption, allowing them to still enjoy their cruise experience.

Additionally, cruise lines are offering future cruise credit as an alternative for unvaccinated passengers. This means that if they are unable to sail due to their vaccination status, they can receive a credit for a future cruise instead.

It is worth noting that these options may vary depending on the cruise line, so it is important to check with the specific company for their policies on unvaccinated passengers.

WHO Scientist’s Advice

Wow, the advice from the WHO scientist about mixing and matching different vaccines is really causing a stir in the cruise industry! It’s understandable that there is concern surrounding this issue, as there are potential risks involved.

Here are some important points to consider:

• The WHO scientist advises against mixing and matching vaccines from different manufacturers. This advice is based on the lack of available data on the interchangeability of Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines. Without conclusive results, it is difficult to determine the effectiveness and potential side effects of mixing vaccines.

Given the uncertainty surrounding vaccine mixing, it’s no surprise that cruise lines are updating their requirements. They want to ensure the safety and well-being of their passengers. It’s crucial to follow the guidance of health experts and regulatory agencies to minimize any potential risks.

FDA’s Stance on Vaccine Mixing

Based on the FDA’s stance, it is important to consider the potential risks and uncertainties associated with mixing different vaccines. The FDA does not support vaccine mixing and recommends completing the vaccination series with the same vaccine. There are no available data on the interchangeability of Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines. This means that we don’t have enough evidence to determine if it is safe and effective to mix these two vaccines.

To help understand the potential risks of vaccine mixing, let’s take a look at the following table:

It is crucial to prioritize safety and follow the recommendations of health authorities when deciding whether to mix vaccines.

Are there any cruise lines that currently accept mixed-type vaccines as being fully vaccinated?

No, currently there are no cruise lines that accept mixed-type vaccines as being fully vaccinated. Cruise line policies require passengers to have received two doses of the same vaccine to be considered fully vaccinated.

Are there any known side effects or risks associated with mixing different types of Covid vaccines?

There are potential complications and risks associated with mixing different types of COVID vaccines. While researchers are still studying the effectiveness comparison, current data suggests that sticking to the same vaccine for both doses is recommended by health authorities.

Can passengers who have received mixed-type vaccines still participate in onboard activities and excursions?

Passengers who have received mixed-type vaccines may have limitations participating in onboard activities and excursions. Cruise lines have updated their vaccination requirements, stating that mixed vaccines may not be accepted as fully vaccinated.

Will passengers who have received mixed-type vaccines be required to undergo additional testing or quarantine measures before boarding the cruise ship?

Passengers who have received mixed-type vaccines may be required to undergo additional testing and quarantine measures before boarding the cruise ship. This is to ensure the safety of all passengers and comply with the cruise line’s vaccination requirements.

How are cruise lines handling the situation for passengers who are unable to receive a third shot or obtain a medical exemption?

Cruise lines are offering options for passengers who can’t receive a third shot or obtain a medical exemption. Princess Cruises, for example, provides alternatives, but other cruise lines’ responses are unknown at this time.

In conclusion, it is important to note that the recent update on cruise line vaccination requirements may have an impact on travelers who have received two different Covid vaccines.

While there is no conclusive evidence on the efficacy of mixing vaccines, some cruise lines, such as Carnival, Holland America, Norwegian, and Princess Cruises, have specific instructions stating that mixed-type vaccines will not be accepted. This decision may have been influenced by the advice of a WHO scientist and the FDA’s recommendation to complete the vaccination series with the same vaccine.

However, it is worth mentioning that countries like the U.K., Canada, and some European nations allow mixing vaccines, particularly Pfizer and Moderna.

For most Americans who have received two shots of the same vaccine, this update will not affect them. Nevertheless, travelers from other countries may need to consider getting a third shot or follow protocols for unvaccinated passengers.

It is important to stay informed about the policies of different cruise lines and take advantage of the flexible cancellation and rebooking options that have been implemented. Passengers who are unable to receive a third shot can explore options such as requesting a medical exemption or receiving future cruise credit.

While the responses of other cruise lines to this issue are currently unknown, it is crucial to prioritize safety and adhere to the guidelines set by the cruise industry.

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Virgin Voyages Unveils Underwater Wi-Fi for Epic Sea Change

I want to share an exciting piece of news with everyone: Virgin Voyages has genuinely revolutionized the cruise industry. Brace yourselves for a significant revelation: underwater Wi-Fi. That’s correct, you understood perfectly.

Now, whether you’re scuba diving or taking a dip, you can stay connected like never before. Picture this: exploring the depths of the ocean while video chatting with your loved ones back home. It’s a game-changer, my friends.

And with the first ship setting sail in 2020, Virgin Voyages is about to take the concept of an Instagrammable cruise line to a whole new level. Get ready for an epic sea change.

• Virgin Voyages is introducing underwater Wi-Fi, allowing divers and swimmers to stay connected while exploring the ocean.
• This technological breakthrough positions Virgin Voyages as the most Instagrammable cruise line, enhancing the overall experience for passengers.
• The company has three ships on order with shipbuilder Fincantieri, with the first ship planned to be an adults-only vessel sailing from Miami to the Caribbean.
• Virgin Voyages’ mission is to inspire curiosity and enlightenment, giving sailors the opportunity to explore the underwater world and create an Epic Sea Change.

The Revolutionary Technology of Underwater Wi-Fi

I can connect with family and friends back home while scuba diving or snorkeling thanks to Virgin Voyages’ revolutionary underwater Wi-Fi. This groundbreaking technology is revolutionizing scuba diving by enhancing underwater communication like never before.

With Virgin Voyages’ underwater Wi-Fi service, divers and swimmers can now stay connected to their loved ones even while exploring the depths of the ocean. This innovation not only enhances sailors’ connection to life beneath the sea but also opens up new possibilities for underwater exploration and research.

Imagine being able to share your underwater adventures in real-time or even receive important updates and information about the marine environment right at your fingertips. Virgin Voyages’ underwater Wi-Fi is truly changing the way we experience and interact with the underwater world.

Virgin Voyages’ Game-Changing Vision for Ocean Connectivity

Exploring the depths of the ocean has never been more connected with Virgin Voyages’ revolutionary vision for ocean connectivity. With the introduction of underwater Wi-Fi, a whole new world of possibilities opens up for marine research and exploration.

However, implementing this technology does come with its own set of challenges. The impact of underwater Wi-Fi on marine research is significant. It allows researchers to gather real-time data and communicate with each other effortlessly. This enhances the study of marine ecosystems and their delicate balance. It also facilitates remote monitoring of underwater habitats and species. Additionally, it enables scientists to collaborate and share findings across the globe.

Despite these advantages, there are potential challenges in implementing underwater Wi-Fi technology. Ensuring reliable signal transmission in the harsh underwater environment is crucial. Protecting marine life from any potential harm caused by the technology is also a priority. Moreover, overcoming the limitations of underwater communication range and speed is necessary. Balancing the need for connectivity with preserving the natural tranquility of the ocean is a delicate task.

Addressing these challenges will be crucial in harnessing the full potential of underwater Wi-Fi for marine research and conservation.

Setting Sail Into the Future: Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi

Sailing into uncharted waters, the implementation of underwater Wi-Fi by Virgin Voyages opens up a world of connectivity and exploration beneath the waves. This revolutionary technology is set to transform the diving experience and have a significant impact on the travel industry.

With underwater Wi-Fi, divers can now stay connected to their family and friends back home, capturing and sharing their underwater adventures in real-time. This innovation not only enhances the sailors’ connection to life beneath the sea but also positions Virgin Voyages as the most Instagrammable cruise line, attracting a new generation of travelers who crave unique and immersive experiences.

The Unveiling of Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi Innovation

With the unveiling of their new underwater Wi-Fi innovation, Virgin Voyages brings a whole new level of connectivity and exploration to the diving experience. This revolutionary technology not only allows divers to stay connected with family and friends back home while scuba or SNUBA diving, but it also enhances their connection to the marine world beneath them.

The impact of this underwater Wi-Fi on marine research is significant, as it provides researchers with the ability to access real-time data and communicate with divers in the field. This innovation is truly revolutionizing the diving experience, allowing for a seamless integration of technology and exploration.

Transforming the Cruise Industry With Underwater Wi-Fi

Using the new underwater Wi-Fi technology, I can now connect with family and friends back home while exploring the depths of the ocean. This groundbreaking innovation by Virgin Voyages has significant implications for the scuba diving industry. Not only does it enhance the connection between divers and the underwater world, but it also revolutionizes the way we share our experiences.

With underwater Wi-Fi, scuba divers can now capture and share breathtaking photos and videos in real-time, allowing them to instantly document and showcase their underwater adventures. This has a profound impact on the scuba diving industry as it opens up new possibilities for marketing and promoting dive destinations.

Furthermore, underwater Wi-Fi also enhances the safety of divers by enabling communication between divers and surface support teams. In case of emergencies or unexpected situations, divers can quickly communicate their needs and receive assistance.

Overall, underwater Wi-Fi is a game-changer for the scuba diving industry, offering endless opportunities for exploration, communication, and safety. It truly transforms the way we experience and engage with the underwater world.

Discovering a New Way to Stay Connected: Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi

As a scuba diver, I am thrilled to discover a new way to stay connected with the underwater world: Virgin Voyages’ groundbreaking underwater Wi-Fi technology. This innovation in underwater communication allows divers like me to have full connectivity while exploring the depths of the ocean.

With Virgin Voyages’ underwater Wi-Fi, I can now easily share my underwater adventures with family and friends back home, enhancing my connection to the underwater world. This scuba diving connectivity is a game-changer, as it enables us to stay connected and share our experiences in real-time.

Virgin Voyages’ commitment to enhancing our connection to life beneath the sea is truly commendable, and I cannot wait to experience this technology firsthand on their upcoming ships.

It’s an exciting time for scuba divers and underwater enthusiasts alike.

The Epic Sea Change: Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi Experience

Experiencing the underwater world with full connectivity through Virgin Voyages’ pioneering technology is an absolute game-changer for scuba divers like myself. Underwater Wi-Fi has the potential to revolutionize marine research and enhance scuba diving safety.

With this innovative technology, divers can stay connected to the surface, allowing for real-time communication and assistance in case of emergencies. This connectivity can greatly improve the overall safety of scuba diving, providing divers with a valuable lifeline.

Additionally, underwater Wi-Fi opens up new possibilities for marine research. Scientists can now gather data and transmit it instantly, allowing for more efficient and accurate research. This technology has the power to transform our understanding of the underwater world and contribute to the conservation and preservation of marine ecosystems.

Breaking Boundaries: Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi Revolution

As I mentioned earlier, Virgin Voyages has truly revolutionized scuba diving with their groundbreaking underwater Wi-Fi service. This innovation is not just about staying connected, but about enhancing the entire underwater experience.

Here are four ways in which Virgin Voyages is transforming the world of scuba diving and enhancing underwater experiences:

Real-time communication: With underwater Wi-Fi, divers can now communicate with their loved ones back home while exploring the depths of the sea.

Sharing the underwater world: The ability to instantly share photos and videos on social media platforms allows divers to showcase the beauty and wonder of the underwater world to a wider audience.

Access to information: With Wi-Fi connectivity, divers can have access to real-time information about the marine life they encounter, making their underwater adventures more educational and enriching.

Unprecedented convenience: The convenience of having Wi-Fi underwater means that divers can easily check weather conditions, dive site information, and even receive guided tours, all at their fingertips.

Virgin Voyages’ underwater Wi-Fi is truly revolutionizing scuba diving, making it more connected, informative, and unforgettable.

Unleashing the Power of Connectivity: Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi

When I first heard about the underwater Wi-Fi service offered by Virgin Voyages, I was amazed by the potential it has to transform the way we explore the depths of the sea. This technological breakthrough is exploring the future of underwater communication and has a significant impact on marine research. With the underwater Wi-Fi service, divers and swimmers can now stay connected with family and friends back home while exploring the underwater world. This enhances sailors’ connection to life beneath the sea and provides them with the opportunity to conduct research in the palm of their hand. The underwater Wi-Fi capacity positions Virgin Voyages as a leader in the industry and allows for a truly immersive and connected experience while exploring the ocean. It’s truly a game-changer for both recreational divers and marine researchers alike.

This innovation opens up a whole new world of possibilities for underwater exploration and research. It allows for real-time data collection and sharing, promoting collaboration among scientists and researchers. The impact of underwater Wi-Fi on marine research is immense, as it enables scientists to gather valuable data and monitor marine ecosystems more efficiently. It also provides a platform for educational initiatives, allowing students and enthusiasts to learn about marine life and contribute to conservation efforts. Overall, the underwater Wi-Fi service offered by Virgin Voyages not only enhances the experience of sailors but also contributes to the advancement of marine science and conservation.

A New Era of Exploration: Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi Adventure

I was thrilled to learn about the recent announcement of Virgin Voyages’ new underwater Wi-Fi adventure. This technological breakthrough in underwater communication opens up a new era of exploration and enhances our connection to the ocean.

With the underwater Wi-Fi service, divers and swimmers can now stay connected with family and friends back home while scuba or SNUBA diving. It also allows sailors to document and share their underwater experiences in real-time, further promoting ocean exploration.

This innovation by Virgin Voyages showcases their commitment to inspire curiosity and enlightenment, giving us the opportunity to have research and connectivity in the palm of our hands. It truly is an epic sea change in the world of ocean exploration.

How Does Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi Service Work?

The advantages of Virgin Voyages’ underwater Wi-Fi service include full connectivity while scuba or SNUBA diving. The technology implementation allows divers and swimmers to connect with family and friends back home, enhancing their connection to life beneath the sea.

What Makes Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi Service Different From Other Cruise Lines?

What sets Virgin Voyages’ underwater Wi-Fi apart from other cruise lines? It’s not just about staying connected while diving, it’s about making a splash in the cruise industry with cutting-edge technology and an unforgettable experience.

What Are the Benefits of Having Underwater Wi-Fi While Scuba or SNUBA Diving?

The benefits of having underwater Wi-Fi while scuba or SNUBA diving include staying connected to family and friends, enhancing our connection to the underwater world, and having the convenience of researching information in real-time. However, there might be limitations to the range and speed of the Wi-Fi signal.

How Does Virgin Voyages’ Underwater Wi-Fi Enhance Sailors’ Connection to Life Beneath the Sea?

Enhancing marine exploration, Virgin Voyages’ underwater Wi-Fi revolutionizes underwater communication. By providing full connectivity while scuba or SNUBA diving, it allows sailors to connect with the vibrant life beneath the sea, enhancing their connection to the underwater world.

When Will Virgin Voyages’ First Ship With Underwater Wi-Fi Be Delivered?

Virgin Voyages’ first ship with underwater Wi-Fi, bringing the future of underwater connectivity, will be delivered in 2020. This innovative technology enhances sailors’ connection to life beneath the sea, creating an epic sea change.

Virgin Voyages Adapts to Omicron Variant With New Passenger Restrictions

As a frequent cruiser, I have always valued the safety protocols implemented by cruise operators.

Now, with the emergence of the Omicron variant, Virgin Voyages is taking proactive steps to adapt.

In response to this new challenge, they have introduced new passenger restrictions, including mask requirements and additional testing for those who have recently traveled to affected African countries.

While these changes may not impact many passengers, they serve as a reminder that the cruise industry must remain vigilant and adaptable in the face of evolving circumstances.

• Virgin Voyages has implemented new protocols on its ships in response to the Omicron variant, including requiring passengers with recent travel to affected African countries to wear masks and undergo additional testing.
• The cruise industry is likely to see more changes in response to the Omicron variant, similar to the early pandemic rules for passengers from hot spots.
• The current COVID-19 situation on cruise ships remains relatively low in terms of cases, thanks to vaccine requirements and testing.
• Speculation suggests that more changes, such as additional travel restrictions or precautions, may be implemented in the future, highlighting the importance of staying updated and being flexible in the cruise industry.

The Omicron Variant: A New Challenge for Virgin Voyages

I’m closely following the impact of the Omicron variant on Virgin Voyages and its new passenger restrictions.

As the Omicron variant continues to spread globally, travel companies like Virgin Voyages have been taking proactive measures to ensure the safety of their passengers. In response to the variant, Virgin Voyages has implemented new protocols on its ships.

Passengers who have recently traveled to affected African countries are now required to wear masks and undergo additional testing. It’s important to note that the current vaccine requirement and testing at the terminal are still in place.

These measures by Virgin Voyages demonstrate their commitment to keeping passengers safe amidst the evolving situation. With the rapid spread of the Omicron variant worldwide, it’s crucial for the cruise industry to adapt and prioritize the health of their passengers.

Implementing Protocols: Virgin Voyages’ Response to Omicron

Implementing new protocols in response to the Omicron variant, we require passengers who have recently traveled to affected African countries to wear masks and undergo additional testing. This is a necessary measure to ensure passenger safety and prevent the spread of the variant on our cruises.

Along with our current vaccine requirements and testing at the terminal, these precautions are crucial in maintaining a safe environment for everyone on board. While these changes may not affect a large number of passengers, they signal our commitment to adapt and prioritize passenger health.

As cases of the Omicron variant continue to emerge worldwide, it is important for the cruise industry to stay updated on the evolving situation and be prepared for potential challenges. We remain focused on implementing necessary precautions and staying flexible to ensure the safety of all our passengers.

Navigating the Impact: How the Cruise Industry Is Affected

Navigating the impact of the Omicron variant, the cruise industry is closely monitoring the situation and preparing for potential challenges.

The cruise industry’s recovery has been significantly affected by the ongoing pandemic, and the emergence of the Omicron variant has further complicated matters.

Travel restrictions and their impact on the industry have been a major concern. With the implementation of travel restrictions for many countries, the cruise industry has had to navigate changing regulations and adapt to new protocols.

These restrictions have had a direct impact on the industry’s recovery efforts, as cruise lines rely on international travel for their operations. The industry is working hard to prioritize passenger safety and adhere to guidelines, but the uncertainty surrounding the Omicron variant and the possibility of further travel restrictions pose significant challenges.

As the situation continues to evolve, the cruise industry remains vigilant and ready to adapt to any changes that may arise.

Managing COVID-19 on Cruise Ships: Current Situation and Precautions

Managing COVID-19 on cruise ships requires ongoing vigilance and adherence to protocols to ensure the safety and well-being of passengers and crew. Currently, the cruise industry is facing the challenge of the Omicron variant.

While vaccine requirements and testing have helped keep cases relatively low, the effectiveness of these precautions may be tested with the emergence of this new variant. According to CDC data, there is an average of 12 COVID-19 cases per day on tracked ships.

However, with the potential for the Omicron variant to be more transmissible or for vaccines to be less effective, the industry needs to adapt to changing circumstances. It is important to stay updated on the evolving situation and be prepared for additional travel restrictions or precautions.

The cruise industry continues to prioritize passenger health and is committed to implementing necessary measures to mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

Looking Ahead: Speculating on Future Changes and Adaptations

Looking ahead, I anticipate that the cruise industry will continue to prioritize passenger health and make necessary adjustments in response to the evolving COVID-19 situation. Flexibility and adaptability are crucial in navigating these uncertain times.

As new variants emerge, such as the Omicron variant, it is important for the industry to stay updated on the latest information and be prepared to implement additional travel restrictions or precautions if needed. The recent response from Virgin Voyages, with their new passenger restrictions, shows that the industry is willing to adapt to changing circumstances.

It is essential for passengers and industry professionals alike to stay informed and follow the recommended precautions to ensure a safe and enjoyable cruise experience.

How Many Cases of the Omicron Variant Have Been Reported on Virgin Voyages’ Ships?

Virgin Voyages is taking several measures to ensure passenger safety during the Omicron variant. These include requiring masks for passengers who recently traveled to affected African countries and additional testing. No specific cases have been reported on their ships.

What Specific Testing Protocols Are in Place for Passengers Who Have Recently Traveled to Affected African Countries?

The testing protocols for passengers who’ve recently traveled to affected African countries include wearing masks and additional testing. These measures are part of Virgin Voyages’ response to the impact of the Omicron variant on their operations.

Are There Any Changes to the Vaccination Requirements for Passengers on Virgin Voyages’ Ships?

There have been changes in vaccination requirements for passengers on Virgin Voyages’ ships. These changes may impact travel plans. It’s important to stay updated on any evolving requirements to ensure a smooth sailing experience.

How Many Passengers Have Taken Advantage of the Future Voyage Credit Offer Due to the New Passenger Restrictions?

Surprisingly, the number of passengers affected by the new restrictions is minimal. However, this move could have a significant impact on future bookings, signaling potential changes ahead for the cruise industry.

Are There Any Specific Travel Restrictions in Place for Passengers Boarding Virgin Voyages’ Ships?

There are currently passenger screening and travel restrictions in place for passengers boarding Virgin Voyages’ ships. These measures have an impact on the cruise industry and are implemented to prioritize passenger health and safety.

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Bring the entire family or a fun group of friends out to enjoy this relaxing cruise featuring a short Captains Narration & Music. Most Sunday Sightseeing Cruises feature Park Rangers from the National Park Service offering interesting facts on Lewis & Clark’s expedition on the Missouri River! Appropriate for all ages.

The River City Star Riverboat is a 1940’s era Paddlewheel style Riverboat. Featuring a fully enclosed lower deck with viewing windows, a full bar, seating, and restrooms along with a canopy covered upper deck, the River City Star holds up to 145 passengers, offering public and private cruises that truly capture the personality of a great river city…Omaha. Come Cruise with Us!

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Cruise tickets may be cancelled by the purchaser NO LATER than 12:00 noon the day before the booked date.  No-shows are considered forfeited. In the event of a tour cancellation by Lewis and Clark Riverboat (for weather or river conditions which are quite rare) you will be given an option to re-book, receive an equal value gift certificate to join another day, or provided a refund. Gift Certificates - Gift Certificates are not refundable. Gift Certificates that area a dollar value may be used to book any cruise. If someone redeems a gift certificate online for less than the redemption value, any residual balance remaining will be issued as a new certificate for the remaining amount. . If you redeem a gift certificate while on board, you can apply the face value of the certificate. If you apply less than face value, the balance remaining can be issued as a new certificate for the remaining amount. Dinner, Lunch, Brunch and Tasting Cruise cruise tickets may be cancelled by the purchaser NO LATER than 12:00 noon two days before the booked date and these cancellations are subject to a 25% cancellation fee. After that, cancellations are non-refundable. The Ship's Captain will make all decisions about weather and safety at the time of boarding. Typically high winds in excess of 70 km/h are the one weather issue we have. We do sail in the rain. The Captain may decide to delay a departure a few minutes or may decide to cancel sailing entirely. In the case of dining cruises, if the Captain determines is it not safe to cruise, the L&C can remain at the dock and your meal will be served there. If the cruise is canceled by the Captain, and passengers are not permitted onboard the vessel, the ticket price will be refunded, or the cruise re-booked, at the customer's option.

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Lewis and Clark Riverboat craned into Missouri river

B ISMARCK, N.D. (KFYR) - A massive crane lowered the Lewis and Clark Riverboat into the Missouri River this afternoon, which means another season of excursions is nearly here.

Lifting a riverboat comes with its share of challenges, and while the weather was a major obstacle this year, the sheer size and weight of the boat cannot be ignored.

Enter 154,000 pounds of counterweight to offset the weight of the boat: that’s what it takes to ensure the safety of the crane and its operators. So how much does the riverboat actually weigh?

“62 tons, I believe, is what the actual weight is on the certificate of inspection,” says Dennis Archambault, general manager of the Lewis and Clark Riverboat.

Now that the ferry is lowered and docked, riverboat employees will prepare for public cruises and private charters.

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