Alaska Small Ship Cruises - Aboard the MV Sikumi
M/V Sikumi Staterooms |
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The guest rooms are comfortable and roomy. Plenty of storage room is available for all your luggage and an optional third bunk easily swings down for more sleeping space. Several regular household (110V) power points available. Each room has a private toilet and shower, making you feel right at home on your Alaska cruise adventure.
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| Our comfy beds are made up with Pure Cotton Sheets and your choice of a Goosedown or Synthetic Duvet and we provide lots of extra warm blankets and soft pillows. There are plenty of fluffy towels in your ensuite bathroom and you'll also have the range of Baudelaire French Soaps and Body Care products to make you feel really relaxed and pampered. All linen is changed daily unless you request otherwise. |
www.baudelairesoaps.com |
In all the Staterooms we stock Baudelaire soaps and body care products.
They Specialise in natural, french milled, and olive oil soaps for men and women
All Sikumi guests past and present are entitled to a 10% Discount off their catalogue. |
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The Staterooms can comfortably accommodate families with a pull down 'bunkbed' to sleep an extra person in each room. |
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Staterooms are perfect for couples on a
romantic cruise. |
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| Our small cruise ship is well equipped to make it as comfortable for our passengers as possible. The commercial galley provides a space for our chef to prepare amazing cuisine on a daily basis. Our salon is a great place to relax with a book or have drinks with friends. We also have computer equipment, allowing you to manipulate and transfer photos. Trading photographs with fellow passengers is a popular activity toward the end of our cruises. |
Custom Alaska Cruise Review
"Our staterooms and baths were handsome, surprisingly roomy and the storage well
appointed. I loved the good quality toiletries provided, a nice touch. Carlee came in daily to
clean and fluff and vacuum when we were busy elsewhere and the ship was kept neat and tidy
without it seeming they were fussing and the crew were never in our way."
Linda Hickham, May 2006
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