\u201cThe concept of being on a ship got lost somehow, with passengers in a theater instead of enjoying a sunset,\u201d he said. \u201cBlue Water Journeys expeditions are about exploring new places while having a real travel adventure.\u201d<\/p>\n The Sea Voyager<\/em> certainly has upscale cruise ship features such as gourmet chefs, fitness center and spacious cabins for 60 passengers. But a smaller-size ship results in more personal attention for passengers—and a huge plus when it comes to ports of call.<\/p>\n \u201cUnlike jumbo cruise ships, the Sea Voyager<\/em> can visit more secluded areas,\u201d Murillo said. \u201cWe take people right to the best-kept secrets with unspoiled beaches, jungles and waterfalls. We go to beautiful places for scuba diving, ecotourism and photography.\u201d<\/p>\n Right now, the Sea Voyager<\/em> sails from San Andres and Providencia to destinations including Panama, Tayrona Park and Cabo de le Vela. But plans for expansion are already underway.<\/p>\n Grad has experienced the j<\/em>oys and challenges of business start-up. <\/em><\/p>\n Hailing from Colombia, Murillo had earned two bachelor\u2019s degrees, including one in marine transportation. But this entrepreneur knew he needed a master\u2019s degree to be as prepared as possible, and chose the College of Business Administration at Florida International University (FIU).<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/biznews.fiu.edu\/wp-content\/uploads\/2010\/09\/tn_SeaVoyager.jpg\" "\\"tn_SeaVoyager\\"")
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