Small ship cruising aboard the David B in Southeast Alaska, the Inside Passage and the San Juan Islands.

When you choose a cruise you are selecting an experience that will create memories to last you a lifetime. To your hosts, Capt. Jeffrey and Christine Smith, this means we understand that you want to see more than destinations with bustling crowds and gift shops full of trinkets. You are looking for a cruise that focuses on the natural beauty of the spaces between destinations. We specialize in taking you places where the crowds are few and the wildlife and landscapes are magnificent. Our approach is to share with you the nature around us with as little impact as possible. Bring your camera, your sense of adventure, a big appetite, and come marvel at Alaska's glaciers and fjords. Journey the length of Canada's Inside Passage, enjoy a Kayaking Adventure or a Weekend Getaway with us in the San Juan Islands.

In addition to the comfort of the David B, our trips are limited to just six guests, making your cruise personal and unique. We welcome you to come for one of our scheduled cruises, Weekend Getaways, or Guided Kayak Mothership cruises. We are also happy to help you put together a private custom cruise for a special occasion or small group.

New Cruise Added for 2010 - The Southern Inside Passage

Join us from August 8-18, 2010 as we explore some of the lesser known islands and back channels from the San Juan Islands to the Broughton Archipelago. Read more...

Read our press relase about the Southern Inside Passage cruise.

News From the David B

Get the latest news on the David B and 'Subscriber Only' specials by signing up for our Newsletter.

The Slideshow and Videos From the David B

View a great slideshow of pictures from aboard the David B or watch a video filmed onboard the David B.

Schedule for 2010 is Now Available

View our schedule for the up coming year.

News Article In the Lake Charles American Press

This news article in the Lake Charles American Press. comes from Mary and Joe Richardson's experience aboard the David B.