Adventure river cruise in the U.S.

Uncruise is a small ship adventure company started in 1996. They sail in Alaska, Galapagos, Hawaii, Latin America, Mexico, the Pacific Northwest. And if you're feeling a river cruise, they've got one right here in the US - Columbia & Snake Rivers.
The Columbia & Snake rivers is the recreational mecca of the rivers. For the adventurer, you can explore by kayak, raft, skiff, swim or a hike.
This cruise is not a sit on the sideline cruise. You're in the middle of it all. Each day the great outdoors calls: Coulees (pronounced coolees) and canyons, evergreen forests, and dramatic basalt (busalts) cliffs. You can explore the rivers' trails by foot or by bike, and along the shore by kayak and raft. Or you can opt to focus on wine, craft beer, and culinary touring and tasting at vineyards, wineries, breweries, and cideries. The areas along the Columbia and Snake rivers are like California’s Sonoma Valley winemaking region. It is a blossoming wine region and the quality of wine is astounding! There are new award-winning wineries opening all the time.
Plus, get a dose of history and geology. Follow the path of Lewis and Clark from desert to rainforest.

There are 2 itineraries:
Rivers of Adventure - 7 night cruise from Portland, Oregon to Clarkston, Washington (or you can do the reverse).
INCLUDED HIGHLIGHTS:River rafting tripHike, kayak, swim, and skiff at: Palouse Falls State Park, Columbia Hills State Park, and Ft. Clatsop, a Lewis and Clark National Historical ParkMultnomah Falls walk and visitJet boat ride into Hells Canyon National Recreation AreaBike (or shuttle) and wine outing in Hood River ValleyRowena Overlook hikes at Tom McCall Nature PreserveTransit eight locks and tour the Bonneville Dam Visitor CenterPresentation by a Nez Perce tribal memberNarration by natural and cultural history guides
Rivers of Wine & Culinary - 7 night cruise from Portland round trip.
INCLUDED HIGHLIGHTS:Onboard sommelier (sumulyay) and farm to table culinary demosWinery tours in Washington and Oregon AVAs: Columbia Gorge, Walla Walla, Red Mountain, Willamette ValleyCruise through the heart of the Columbia River GorgeWine, craft brews, kombucha, and cider tastingsWine-pairing lunch and cooking demo at Walter Clore Wine & Culinary CenterFood and beverage demo with a local chef in AstoriaLocal culinary delights at historic Gesa Power House TheaterRodin sculptures, European paintings, Native artifacts, and Northwest art at the Maryhill Museum

How will you be getting from point A to point B? On the S.S. Legacy which is a 90 passenger replica of an early 20th century coastal steam ship with a Victorian look and feel. If is a wonderful ship. I'll post some photos on the website if you'd like to check it out.

Uncruise also has some fantastic theme cruises set for 2020.

There's an Insiders theme cruise, here you'll be taken behind the scenes with people who live and breathe in the places you explore.

If you love birds, there are Birding cruises, with birding experts on board.

And if you have a love of photography as I do, there are some great photography cruises with the pros .

Uncruise is all about small ships, BIG adventures. Their small ships are intimate with no more than 90 guests on any itinerary. Guides have vast and deep experience, plus an impressive collection of advanced degrees in curiosity peaking subjects from whales to fungi to geology.

If you have any questions on Uncruise, or anything else, head over to our website at upclosetravel.com. Or call 7 days a week. Have a great week!