A luxury cruise line will re-evaluate whether to offer future cruises off the coast of Somalia after pirates attempted to attack one of its ships early Saturday.

The pirates were in two small boats and carrying machine guns and a rocket-propelled grenade when they attempted the attack on Seabourn Cruise Lines’ “Spirit” about 5:35 a.m. local time Saturday, Deborah Natansohn, president of the cruise line, told CNN Radio.

The ship was carrying 150 passengers and a crew of about 160.

The ship, she said, immediately instituted its emergency response system. “The occupants of those boats did not succeed in boarding the ship and eventually turned away … our captain and crew did a terrific job taking responsive action.”

Passenger Mike Rogers of Vancouver, Canada, said the pirates were shooting and sending rockets at the boat.

“The captain tried to run one of the boats over, but they were small boats, about 25 feet long,” he told CNN Radio affiliate CKNW in Vancouver.

“Each one had four or five people on it, and (the captain) said he was going to do anything to keep them from getting on board.”

“Seabourn ‘Spirit’ has offered itineraries in that part of the world before, but we’ll obviously be looking at the incident to determine what to do in the future,” [Deborah Natansohn] said.

Rogers said, “we’re always looking for adventure, but this is probably a little more than we would normally look for.”

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