Get ready for your adventure…
Relax, discover, and learn from the moment you start your trip. We’ve created fascinating events and opportunities to learn during your entire vacation, designed to help you get the most out of your expedition. Experience other countries and people during your travels.
When was the last time…
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Experience it.
You were able to ride a dog sled in Alaska?
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Dream it.
You were able to ride a Kodiak boat past Whales as you head to land to walk with Penguins?
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Enjoy it.
Your family was able to swim with sea turtles in the warm Caribbean Waters?
Alaska
Alaska has so many ways to explore it. You can take large cruise ships that will have 1000-3000 passengers on board. Small ships the will have 150-500 passengers, some will be Luxury Ships that will have all the amenities you could ask for. There are land tours by bus and by rail where you travel with stops at local hotels. and combinations of these trips that can be built to fit your needs and wants. We can even put together an Alaska fishing trip to help you check off the bucket list.
Antarctica
Unmatched wilderness No travel adventure can match an expedition cruise to Antarctica: the windiest, driest, and most pristine continent on the planet. Our voyages into this protected wilderness are truly unique and offer extraordinary travel experiences. We promise Antarctica is different from any other destination you’ll ever visit.
Europe
Explore a 5000-year-old castle. Where did your ancestors come from? Do river cruise to enjoy the Christmas Markets.
South America
From rainforest to relics Few places on Earth provide the spectacular variety of South America, with attractions that range from lush jungles to majestic ruins of great civilizations.
Superb wildlife The azure seas and scenic coasts of South America are rich with life. Our Expedition Team members are experts in leading you to encounters with local species, and take special care to never disturb the environment.
The Galápagos Islands
The Galápagos Islands are an archipelago of volcanic islands situated on the Equator west of Ecuador in the Pacific Ocean. The first recorded visit to the islands—named after the giant tortoises that live here—was in 1535. The archipelago is known for having a large number of endemic species that were studied by Charles Darwin. This research led to Darwin’s theory of evolution by means of natural selection.
