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Peru Amazon Cruise
This voyage takes us deep into the world’s greatest wilderness through an ever-changing vista of lush tropical rainforest. Our riverboat, the newest and most luxurious in the Peruvian Amazon, plies these waters with comfort, elegance and attentive service, affording superb wildlife viewing from her observation deck. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $5,545
This voyage takes us deep into the world’s greatest wilderness through an ever-changing vista of lush tropical rainforest. Our riverboat, the newest and most luxurious in the Peruvian Amazon, plies these waters with comfort, elegance and attentive service, affording superb wildlife viewing from her observation deck. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $5,545
New! Paine Towers Lodge Adventure
Created in 1970 and given World Heritage status in ‘78, Torres del Paine Park — one of the world’s most stunning mountain destinations — boasts dense southern beech forests, rolling meadows swathed in daisies and lupines, multi-hued lakes bobbing with turquoise icebergs and immense glaciers clawing their way down from the only Continental Ice Cap outside of the poles. This wonderful, soul-inspiring wilderness offers what many feel is South America’s best hiking experience. In addition, this relatively un-traveled region supports 105 species of birds including flamingos, swans, upland geese, ibises, Magellanic woodpeckers, penguins and condors as well as unusual flora like the evergreen southern beech and deciduous apple-berry bush. Towering above it all are the awe-inspiring spires whose near-vertical walls are world-renowned. Comparing favorably to Yosemite, Paine should be on every hiker’s list. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: November - March
Rating: Grade III
Land Cost From: from $4,095
Created in 1970 and given World Heritage status in ‘78, Torres del Paine Park — one of the world’s most stunning mountain destinations — boasts dense southern beech forests, rolling meadows swathed in daisies and lupines, multi-hued lakes bobbing with turquoise icebergs and immense glaciers clawing their way down from the only Continental Ice Cap outside of the poles. This wonderful, soul-inspiring wilderness offers what many feel is South America’s best hiking experience. In addition, this relatively un-traveled region supports 105 species of birds including flamingos, swans, upland geese, ibises, Magellanic woodpeckers, penguins and condors as well as unusual flora like the evergreen southern beech and deciduous apple-berry bush. Towering above it all are the awe-inspiring spires whose near-vertical walls are world-renowned. Comparing favorably to Yosemite, Paine should be on every hiker’s list. view details
Length: 10 days / 9 nights
Season: November - March
Rating: Grade III
Land Cost From: from $4,095
Galápagos Wildlife Odyssey aboard the M/Y La Pinta
Brought to the world’s attention by Darwin's famous 1835 visit, and declared a World Heritage Site in 1978, Galápagos is Ecuador's largest national park. Opposing ocean currents buffet the volcanic islands, resulting in a unique environment which provides the perfect setting for birds, plants and reptiles which are are not found anywhere else on earth! This is one of the few destinations where travelers of all ages can share the fascination of approachable wildlife and enjoy great weather and easy-paced activities. view details
Length: 11 days / 10 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $5,985
Brought to the world’s attention by Darwin's famous 1835 visit, and declared a World Heritage Site in 1978, Galápagos is Ecuador's largest national park. Opposing ocean currents buffet the volcanic islands, resulting in a unique environment which provides the perfect setting for birds, plants and reptiles which are are not found anywhere else on earth! This is one of the few destinations where travelers of all ages can share the fascination of approachable wildlife and enjoy great weather and easy-paced activities. view details
Length: 11 days / 10 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade I
Land Cost From: from $5,985
Galápagos & Machu Picchu aboard the M/Y La Pinta
Experience two of South America’s most important and renowned destinations on one exciting tour. The Galápagos, a foremost natural history destination offers visitors the chance to watch and photograph unique species of wildlife, learn about our planet and how species evolved, and observe animal behaviors not normally seen including courtship rituals, nest building and/or the rearing of young! Machu Picchu, the jewel of Inca architecture, a site created in harmony with its natural surroundings allows visitors a glimpse into a not too distant, fascinating past. view details
Length: 17 days / 16 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $8,765
Experience two of South America’s most important and renowned destinations on one exciting tour. The Galápagos, a foremost natural history destination offers visitors the chance to watch and photograph unique species of wildlife, learn about our planet and how species evolved, and observe animal behaviors not normally seen including courtship rituals, nest building and/or the rearing of young! Machu Picchu, the jewel of Inca architecture, a site created in harmony with its natural surroundings allows visitors a glimpse into a not too distant, fascinating past. view details
Length: 17 days / 16 nights
Season: Year-round
Rating: Grade II
Land Cost From: from $8,765
New! Choquequirao Exploratory Trek
This trip offers a little bit of everything for the adventurous traveler seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure! The highlight is a horse- and porter-supported trek to the remote ruins of Choquequirao, the lesser-known sister city to Machu Picchu that is still being uncovered and receives only a fraction of the visitors. First class camping is complemented by nights in a mountainous jungle lodge, along with hotel stays at elegant properties in Cusco and Lima. view details
Length: 9 days/ 8 nights
Season: May - October
Rating: Grade IV
Land Cost From: from $2,845
This trip offers a little bit of everything for the adventurous traveler seeking an off-the-beaten-path adventure! The highlight is a horse- and porter-supported trek to the remote ruins of Choquequirao, the lesser-known sister city to Machu Picchu that is still being uncovered and receives only a fraction of the visitors. First class camping is complemented by nights in a mountainous jungle lodge, along with hotel stays at elegant properties in Cusco and Lima. view details
Length: 9 days/ 8 nights
Season: May - October
Rating: Grade IV
Land Cost From: from $2,845
