Congratulations, Explorer. — The Samsquatch Squad —

Squad:

The Samsquatch Squad

Vessel:

Our 2026 cruise, wherever the gangway leads

Crew:

Samsquatch, plus his safari, ocean, and Antarctic friends

We're a family who can't resist tucking small, strange, wonderful things into unexpected places. Somewhere between packing sunscreen and arguing about carry-on weight, we decided this cruise needed a little extra magic — so we brought reinforcements. Small, furry, wide-eyed reinforcements, and it turns out Samsquatch doesn't travel alone.

Legend has it that long before this ship ever left port, a very small Sasquatch stowed away in a duffel bag, chasing the smell of soft-serve ice cream up the gangway. He wasn't alone for long. Word got around, and one by one, the others turned up too — a lion who got tired of the heat and hopped a plane, a crab who wandered off a coral reef and never wandered back, a penguin who took one look at Antarctica and decided a cruise sounded better. Nobody quite knows how Samsquatch finds them. Only that wherever he goes, the rest of the crew tends to follow.

What we do know is this: Samsquatch and his friends love an audience, but they love hiding even more — savanna, sea, and snow alike. So the Squad's job is simple: tuck them into a good hiding spot, and let the ship do the rest.

• 1
  Say hello. You've officially been chosen — not everyone spots a Samsquatch.
• 2
  Snap a photo. Whoever you found — Samsquatch himself, or one of his safari, ocean, or Antarctic crew — and wherever you found them. Bonus points for a dramatic pose.
• 3
  Add it to the wall. Post your photo, plus a line or two about your sighting, to the live Sighting Log below — no account or sign-in needed.
• 4
  Keep it, or set it loose again. Take it home as a souvenir, or hide it somewhere new for the next explorer — gently, they've traveled a long way to meet you.
• 5
  Keep looking. Samsquatch didn't come alone. His crew is scattered all over the ship, waiting to be found.