The Pacific Explorer, which cruises in Central America, has four passenger decks and a 100-guest capacity. The Pacific Explorer accesses remote cays and beaches on itineraries that highlight the natural beauty of the region. Ashore, passengers set out in small groups for exploration, guided by an expedition leader. After evening presentations and the nightly shoe cleaning service, you're set for the next day's adventures. Meals are served in the Quetzal dining room, al fresco on the decks or sometimes even on the beach. On the ship's top level, the Tortuga Bar opens to the Sun Deck, a perfect lookout spot. Two lounges provide places to socialize. Each cabin features a picture window and teak beds.
Pacific Explorer recently underwent a $600,000 refurbishment that included aesthetic improvements such as exterior painting and new carpeting throughout as well as amenity updates to the bathrooms and dining room including new menus for the dining room and sundeck dining area.
