| "A SUPERB WILDERNESS travel and educational experience that exceeded all my expectations...Sincere thanks for the kindness, skill, warmth and professionalism that is the hallmark of Pacific Catalyst." -AUDREY D. BENEDICT Director, Cloud Ridge Naturalists |
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| PACIFIC CATALYST CLASSIC WOODEN BOATS | ||
| m/v Catalyst
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In 1932, the University of Washington launched Catalyst as its first ocean research vessel. Chemists and zoologists from the university's Oceanography Department explored Northwest waters
for a decade, studying marine life and water quality.
She was built to last, constructed of white oak, Alaskan yellow cedar, Douglas fir, teak and Australian ironwood. As a floating marine laboratory, Catalyst won national acclaim. But more importantly, she profoundly touched the lives of all who knew her. This historic wooden vessel has been thoughtfully restored true to her 30's heritage. Classic accommodations include cozy, private staterooms, a spacious galley, and a warm wood-paneled salon. With the heartbeat of her slow-turning, rugged diesel engine chugging in the background, the pace aboard a Catalyst cruise is relaxed and unhurried. The early excitement of exploration and discovery carries on. And her welcome, nurturing spirit continues to inspire those aboard, creating lasting memories.
SPECIFICATIONS: 74' long, 18' beam, 110 tons |
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| "THE SCENERY HAS BEEN OUT OF THIS WORLD, the food was truly gourmet, and the companionship outstanding. You are the best!" -BARBARA PUTNAM |
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