Minimum Age No minimum age. Babysitting This line does not offer babysitting services. Pregnancy Policy There are no restrictions as to when pregnant women can sail, as long as they take the necessary safety precautions. Children’s Programs There are no official children’s programs, but the line offers special family cruises during the summer. For example, in 2014 Alaskan Dream Cruises offered activities such as kayaking, native crafts, scrapbooking, Zego Skiff Excursions, exploration into the hills of Hobart Bay on a rough-terrain vehicle, geology, scavenger hunts, game night, geo-caching, a quick dip in the water called the “Killer Whale Dip,” baking, knot tying, plant and animal identification, interactive learning opportunities, and exploration of southeast Alaska, including tide-water glaciers, wildlife viewing, beautiful natural settings, and chef-created family-friendly cuisine. Ecoventura SA/Galapagos Network Minimum Age: Twelve years (five years on family departures) Children’s Programs: None (except for family departures) Babysitting: Not available Tickets: http://allthingscruise.com/cruise-research/cruise-lines/ecoventura/ Overview Ecoventura operates a fleet of four expedition vessels that sail to the Galapagos Islands. They sail seven-day itineraries and their small ships carry only twenty passengers. Destinations The Galapagos Islands, off the coast of Ecuador Minimum Age Ecoventura welcomes families with children ages twelve and up on all expedition vessels throughout the year. Families with children ages 5 and up can travel on any of the designated family departures. Family departures, including Family Teen departures and Family Graduation departures, are geared toward families who prefer to travel with other families that have children of a similar age. Babysitting Not available. Pregnancy Policy Passengers who are thirty or more weeks pregnant must notify the company in advance and will be required to sign an additional waiver.
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