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Until March 2011, the PACIFIC MONARCH operated in California (and prior to that in Hawaii and Alaska as well) mainly for marine science trips with groups from universities, colleges, high schools and youth organizations. Though charter trips, 1-day cruises, funerals at sea, and special contracting were also among its uses. On June 4th under its new operating company, the ship departed from Rainbow

Harbor (Long Beach, California) and on June 9th arrived to La Paz, Baja California Sur, Mexico –which has been its base of operations since then. The ship underwent a full remodeling prior to start operating again under Mexican flag. The ship current owning and operating company since then, CAMPSA (Cruceros de Aventura Monarca del Pacífico, SA de CV) can be reached at www.pacificmonarchexpeditions.com



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About the ship... The M/V (marine vessel) PACIFIC MONARCH is a small passenger ship (also known as a small cruise). Its dimensions are: 127.5 feet / 38.9 meters (length), 28.0 feet / 8.5 meters (beam / width), 8.5 feet / 1.9 meters (draft) and weighs about 97 tons. It was built in 1971 by Blount Marine Corporation (later known as Blount Industries, Blount-Barker Shipbuilding and currently as Blount Boats, Inc. http://www.blountboats.com/ ) in Warren, Rhode Island. The ship’s previous names were: NEW SHOREHAM, NEW SHOREHAM I, GLACIER BAY EXPLORER and SPIRIT OF GLACIER BAY. Some of its previous operating companies were: ACL (American Canadian Line), ACCL (American Canadian Caribbean Line), Cruise West (Alaska Sightseeing) and ACL / AME (Adventure Cruise Lines / Adventure Marine Expeditions) and operated in the East Coast of the USA, in the Bahamas, in the West Coast of the USA (NorthWest of the USA and Southern California), Alaska and Hawaii. The ship was registered in the United States of America and certified by the USCG (United States Coast Guard) and now it is undergoing the registration process in the Mexican United States. The ship has 35 cabins distributed over three passenger decks in addition to an office, a full commercial galley (kitchen), a laundry room, an aquatic activities equipment room, a wide dining room, and a lounge area.

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14/10/2017
14/10/2017

Our friends from the Sea Sciences & Whale Museum (Museo de la Ballena y Ciencias del Mar) of La Paz and their expedition vessels, M/V PACIFIC MONARCH and MV Narval Liveaboard, collaborating with Vaquita CPR -where U.S. Navy dolphins will be herding the last vaquitas marinas ("little sea cows" in Spanish) so they can be saved from total extinction. The Whale Museum has participated in various campaigns to save the vaquitas in the Upper Gulf of California along with WWF/WWF México, Sea Shepherd Global/Sea Shepherd Mexico - Oficial and Mexican authorities.

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The M/V PACIFIC MONARCH featured on the poster of Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Futures Society latest documentary: Odyss...
13/05/2016

The M/V PACIFIC MONARCH featured on the poster of Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Futures Society latest documentary: Odyssea 3D - Film to Save the Ocean!

Jean-Michel Cousteau's Ocean Futures Society´s documentary Odyssea 3D - Film to Save the Ocean, partly filmed near La Paz, Baja California Sur, starring Jean-Michel Cousteau, his son Fabien Cousteau and his daughter Celine Cousteau, is participating in this year´s Festival de Cannes - Page Officielle! This is his tribute to his father (Jacques Cousteau) and the 60th Anniversary of his documentary the The Silent World, which was the first documentary to win a Palm D'or award (and the only one until Farenheit 911). Watch the trailer at: http://odyssea3d-thefilm.com/ | Our film set water safety photo album taken on board M/V PACIFIC MONARCH can be seen at: https://goo.gl/Z8MCaq

¡El documental de la Sociedad Futuros del Océano de Jean-Michel Cousteau Odyssea 3D - Un Film para Salvar al Océano, en parte filmado cerca de La Paz, Baja California Sur, protagonizando Jean-Michel Cousteau, su hijo Fabien Cousteau y su hija Celine Cousteau, está participando en el Festival de Cannes de éste año! Éste es su tributo a su padre (Jacques Cousteau) y el 60mo Aniversario de su documental El Mundo silecioso, el cual fue el primer documental en ganar un premio Palm D´or (y el único hasta Farenheit 911). Mira el trailer en: http://odyssea3d-thefilm.com/ | Nuestro álbum de fotos de seguridad en-el-agua en set de filmación tomadas abordo del B/M PACIFIC MONARCH pueden ser vistas en: https://goo.gl/Z8MCaq

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Blue Ocean Productions (Y)
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