Galápagos Voyage

• Explore up close with our fleet of kayaks, paddleboards, and Zodiacs. • Join naturalists on walks and snorkeling excursions to observe spectacular wildlife. • Visit a National Geographic–supported captive breeding program for giant tortoises. 10 DAYS FROM $7,560

DAY 1 I GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR Arrive in Guayaquil and transfer to our hotel. Hotel Oro Verde Guayaquil (or similar)

DAY 2 I GALÁPAGOS This morning, fly to the Galápagos Islands and board our expedition ship, equipped for comfort as well as in-depth exploration. After lunch, we begin our discovery of the islands and their diverse wildlife. National Geographic Endeavour II through Day 8 I Meals: 1B, 1L, 1D

DAYS 3–8 I GALÁPAGOS In keeping with the nature of an expedition, our itinerary is flexible, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in this extraordinary wildlife sanctuary. Itineraries vary and are subject to Galápagos National Park regulations. All expeditions travel between Isla Baltra and Isla San Cristóbal, and include Isla Santa Cruz and a selection of the islands listed below. Each day, you will have the opportunity to go on walks with our naturalists; swim; snorkel; or explore the waters by kayak, paddleboard, Zodiac, or glassbottom boat. Meals: 6B, 6L, 6D

ISLA BARTOLOMÉ: Stand atop Bartolomé’s volcanic cone for a stunning view of Pinnacle Rock and the surrounding beaches. Swim or snorkel among schools of multicolored reef fish and, with luck, see Galápagos penguins.

ISLA SANTIAGO: Explore a series of tide pools and underwater caverns in search of Galápagos fur seals, marine iguanas, sea lions, shore birds, and Sally Lightfoot crabs. ISLA SANTA CRUZ: Visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, then tour the neighboring captive breeding program for endangered Galápagos giant tortoises, run by the Galápagos National Park Service and supported by the Lindblad Expeditions–National Geographic Fund. Take a walk through the town of Puerto Ayora before traveling into the highlands to observe and photograph giant tortoises in the wild.

ISLA ISABELA: The largest Galápagos island is home to marine iguanas, abundant sea turtles, the only species of flightless cormorant in the world, and the only penguin species that inhabits the Equator. Cruise by Zodiac, hike against a backdrop of giant shield volcanoes, and snorkel in the cool waters that often draw whales and dolphins to the area.

ISLA FLOREANA: Hike to a turtle nesting beach and a lagoon that is home to flamingos and other bird species. At Champion Islet, snorkel among sea lions; then visit Post Office Bay, founded by whalers in the 18th century. If you see a letter addressed to someone who lives near you, the tradition is to deliver it by hand.

ISLA FERNANDINA: Discover the marine iguana haven of Punta Espinoza as we hike over hardened lava flows, spot Galápagos hawks and sea lion nurseries, and snorkel among sea turtles and penguins in clear blue waters.

ISLA ESPAÑOLA: See swallow-tailed gulls, Española mockingbirds, boobies, and waved albatrosses (seasonally) in this birder’s paradise. Walk among vivid green-andred marine iguanas and unique lava lizards, and observe sea lions up close on a pristine white-sand beach.

DAYS 9–10 I GUAYAQUIL After breakfast, disembark our ship and fly to Guayaquil. Depart the next morning. Hotel Oro Verde I Meals: 2B

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC GLOBAL EXPLORERS PROGRAM

Our National Geographic Global Explorers Program invites young travelers to delve into the natural world and explore like scientists. Developed in conjunction with National Geographic Education, this hands-on, interactive program teaches young travelers how to tell stories of the archipelago's legendary wildlife with the help of certified field educators. Kids and teens will learn to capture and share their experiences through photographs, videos, maps, drawings, and more.

EXPLORE THE GALÁPAGOS AND PERU

Combine your voyage to the Galápagos with an exploration of the cultural treasures of Peru on our 16-day Galápagos and Peru expedition. Visit our website for details.

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. National Geographic photographer Jonathan Kingston will join the September 24, 2021 departure.

INFORMATION

2021 and 2022 Dates: Expeditions depart Fridays throughout the year. See our website for specific departure dates.

All departures are family friendly and staffed by National Geographic–certified field educators. See details on the National Geographic Global Explorers Program in the box to the left.

Select departures are designated as photography expeditions and accompanied by a National Geographic photographer. See our website for details. See page 65 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $11,200. Airfare is not included in the price. Internal flights are an additional $520 per person (subject to change).

Book by December 31, 2020 and receive FREE international round-trip airfare between Miami and the Galápagos on select 2021 and 2022 departures. We will also cover your bar tab on board.

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• Attend an Andean weaving demonstration by a National Geographic Grantee. • Take a scenic train ride to Machu Picchu and explore its enchanting labyrinth of Inca ruins. • Discover the unique species and pristine islands of the Galápagos with a team of naturalists. 10 DAYS FROM $7,190

DAY 1 I LIMA, PERU Arrive in Lima and transfer to our hotel. Wyndham Costa del Sol DAYS 2–3 I CUSCO/SACRED VALLEY/ MACHU PICCHU Fly to Cusco and travel through the Urubamba Valley, known as the Sacred Valley of the Inca, to our base for the next two nights. Learn about Andean weaving from Nilda Callañaupa Alvarez, a National Geographic Grantee. Explore the stone fortress of Ollantaytambo, then board the train to Machu Picchu and spend an afternoon exploring the spectacular ruins. Tambo del Inka I Meals: 2B, 2L, 2D

DAYS 4–5 I CUSCO/GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR Return to Cusco to explore this Inca imperial city and spend the night. The next day, fly to Guayaquil for the night. The following morning, fly to the Galápagos Islands and board our ship. Hotel Palacio del Inka; Hotel del Parque; National Geographic Islander for the remainder

of the trip I Meals: 2B, 2L, 1D DAYS 6–9 I GALÁPAGOS During our time in the Galápagos, we will make stops at Isla Santa Cruz and a selection of other islands.* We'll join our naturalists on walks to learn about endemic wildlife, with opportunities to swim, snorkel, and explore by kayak or Zodiac. We may encounter marine iguanas on Isla Santiago, swim with sea lions on Isla Plaza Sur, and walk among giant tortoises on Isla Santa Cruz. Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D

DAY 10 I GALÁPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL After breakfast, disembark in Baltra and fly to Guayaquil for day rooms and connections home. Hotel del Parque I Meals: 1B

YOUR EXPEDITION TEAM

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. A National Geographic Expert will join select departures.

INFORMATION

2021 and 2022 Dates: Expeditions depart Fridays throughout the year. See our website for specific departure dates.

All departures are family friendly and staffed by National Geographic–certified field educators. See details on the National Geographic Global Explorers Program on page 29.

See page 65 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $10,070. Airfare is not included in the price. Internal flights are an additional $520 per person (subject to change). *Itineraries vary and are subject to Galápagos National Park regulations.

Book by December 31, 2020 and receive FREE roundtrip airfare between Guayaquil and the Galápagos on select 2021 and 2022 departures. Call for details.

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• Explore the biodiversity of the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve with our naturalists. • Glide into Amazonian backwaters by kayak or skiff for a look at rainforest ecosystems. • Glimpse the traditions of the ribereños, indigenous people who live along the river’s edge. 10 DAYS FROM $7,550

DAYS 1–2 I LIMA, PERU/IQUITOS/NAUTA After a night in Lima, fly to Iquitos and then continue to Nauta. Embark our ship and enjoy locally inspired Peruvian cuisine for dinner. Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport Hotel; Delfin II through Day 8 I Meals: 1B, 1L, 1D

DAYS 3–8 I PACAYA SAMIRIA NATIONAL RESERVE Spend this week exploring the Pacaya Samiria National Reserve, a pristine swath of jungle stretching more than five million acres. The reserve is bordered by the Marañón and the Ucayali, two powerful rivers that converge to create the mighty Amazon. Explore this wilderness on daily excursions by skiff, kayak, and, when water levels permit, hikes on dry land. Skim past giant lily pads, spotting sloths, monkeys, and a variety of birds. In the waterways, look for massive paiche fish, rare pink dolphins, and piranhas. Then, slip through the forest in a skiff as night falls, searching for nocturnal creatures. Get to know the ribereños, who live on the riverbanks at the reserve’s edge, and learn about their age-old traditions. Here, a local nonprofit is working to improve livelihoods in the surrounding communities with the support of National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions. Learn about their projects, including handicraft development, a women’s health initiative, and a sustainable farming program. Meals: 6B, 6L, 6D

DAYS 9–10 I NAUTA/IQUITOS/LIMA Disembark and return to Iquitos for the flight to Lima. The next day, transfer to the airport for your flight home. Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport Hotel Meals: 2B, 1L, 1D

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. National Geographic photographer Kike Calvo will join the March 26 and April 2, 2022 departures.

INFORMATION

2021 and 2022 Dates: Expeditions depart on Saturdays throughout the year. See our website for specific departure dates. Select departures are designated as photography expeditions and accompanied by a National Geographic photographer. See our website for details. See page 67 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Due to limited availability, single cabins are offered by request only; please call for availability and rates. Airfare is not included in the price. Internal flights are an additional $440 per person (subject to change).

SAVE 10% on each expedition when you combine this trip with our Galápagos Voyage (see page 28) or our Peru: Land of the Inca expedition (see website).

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• See a panorama of Patagonia’s natural wonders, from glacier-cut fjords to soaring peaks. • Discover the spectacular wilds of Torres del Paine National Park by foot and on horseback. • Enjoy special access to Staten Island and the Karukinka Natural Park in Tierra del Fuego. 16 DAYS FROM $16,230

DAYS 1–3 I U.S./SANTIAGO, CHILE/ PUERTO NATALES Fly overnight to Santiago and explore the city with a guide. The next day, fly to Punta Arenas, then drive to Puerto Natales. Mandarin Oriental; Hotel Singular I Meals: 1B, 2L, 1D

DAYS 4–7 I TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK/PUERTO NATALES Spend three days discovering the rugged wilds of Torres del Paine National Park. Tailor your exploration of the park’s peaks, lakes, and glaciers to your interests, choosing from excursions that range from hiking to horseback riding. Depart for Puerto Natales to embark our ship. Tierra Patagonia Hotel & Spa; National Geographic Orion for the remainder of the trip Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D

DAYS 8–12 I CHILEAN FJORDS/TIERRA DEL FUEGO/CAPE HORN Cruise the Chilean coastline, spotting elephant seals and other wildlife as we explore the fjords by Zodiac, kayak, and on foot. Discover Tierra del Fuego and enjoy special access to Karukinka Natural Park, home to black-browed albatrosses and condors. Transit the Beagle Channel, then round the southernmost tip of South America: Cape Horn. Weather permitting, take Zodiacs ashore for a panoramic view of this windswept landscape and the wild seas that stretch beyond the shore. Meals: 5B, 5L, 5D

DAYS 13–16 I STATEN ISLAND, ARGENTINA/ USHUAIA/SANTIAGO, CHILE/U.S. By special permission, visit the extraordinary Staten Island (Isla de los Estados) to spot penguins, fur seals, and sea lions. Disembark in Ushuaia, and fly to Santiago to connect with your overnight flight home. Meals: 3B, 3L, 2D

YOUR EXPEDITION TEAM

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. A National Geographic Expert will join select departures.

INFORMATION

2022 Dates: Expeditions depart in March. See website for departure dates.

*This departure follows a modified itinerary. Visit our website for details. See page 64 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $24,330. Airfare is not included in the price. Internal flights are an additional $1,090 per person (subject to change).

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• Glide into Patagonia’s glacier-sculpted fjords aboard a state-of-the-art expedition ship. • Cruise into Francisco Coloane Marine Park, one of Chile’s largest marine protected areas. • Get up close to a massive colony of Magellanic penguins on Magdalena Island. 19 DAYS FROM $19,450

DAYS 1–6 I U.S./BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA/ BEAGLE CHANNEL/FRANCISCO COLOANE MARINE PARK, CHILE Arrive in Buenos Aires after an overnight flight and enjoy a city tour. Fly to Ushuaia and go on a catamaran cruise along the Beagle Channel before embarking our ship. Glide along Chile’s Glacier Alley and navigate into Francisco Coloane Marine Park. Spot humpback whales, dolphins, and the penguins of Rupert Island. Alvear Icon Hotel (or similar); National Geographic Endurance for the entire voyage Meals: 4B, 5L, 4D

DAYS 7–10 I TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK/PUERTO NATALES/CHILEAN FJORDS Explore the stunning peaks and lakes of Torres del Paine National Park. Delve into Chilean culture in Puerto Natales, then continue through the Kirke Narrows, accessible only to small expedition ships. Board a Zodiac to discover hidden bays and islets along the fjords. Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D

DAYS 11–13 I PUNTA ARENAS/MAGDALENA ISLAND/KARUKINKA NATURAL PARK Upon arrival in Punta Arenas, visit several museums or go for a hike. Navigate the Strait of Magellan en route to Magdalena Island, home to a colony of some 100,000 Magellanic penguins. Explore Karukinka Natural Park on beach walks and forest hikes. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAYS 14–19 I CAPE HORN/STATEN ISLAND, ARGENTINA/USHUAIA/BUENOS AIRES/U.S. Navigate around Cape Horn and explore the forests and fjords of Staten Island, home to the San Juan de Salvamento “lighthouse at the end of the world.” Disembark in Ushuaia and take a charter flight to Buenos Aires to connect with your overnight flight home. Meals: 5B, 5L, 4D

YOUR EXPEDITION TEAM

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. A National Geographic Expert will join select departures.

INFORMATION

2022 Dates: Expeditions depart in February. See website for departure dates. See page 63 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $30,450. Airfare is not included in the price. Internal flights are an additional $1,160 per person (subject to change).

NOW INCLUDED

We will cover your bar tab on board and all tips for the crew.

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• Search for whales, dolphins, and Andean condors while cruising the Beagle Channel. • Discover the rugged landscapes and wildlife colonies of Argentina’s Staten Island. • By special arrangement, explore the protected area of Karukinka on Tierra del Fuego. 12 DAYS FROM $10,780

DAYS 1–2 I U.S./SANTIAGO, CHILE Fly overnight to Santiago and enjoy a guided tour of the city. Mandarin Oriental or Renaissance Marriott Santiago I Meals: 1L DAYS 3–5 I PUNTA ARENAS/PUERTO NATALES/CHILEAN FJORDS Fly to Punta Arenas and drive to Puerto Natales, where we embark our ship. Navigate through the Kirke Narrows and explore the channels and islands of the Chilean fjords. National Geographic Orion for the remainder of the trip I Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAY 6 I TIERRA DEL FUEGO Venture to the largest protected area on the Tierra del Fuego archipelago: Karukinka, meaning “our land” in the language of its ancient inhabitants. Meals: 1B, 1L, 1D

DAYS 7–8 I CHILEAN FJORDS/BEAGLE CHANNEL Board Zodiacs to explore protected waters and rugged shorelines, and look for Andean condors, albatross, and other birds. Sail the Beagle Channel and round the southernmost tip of South America: Cape Horn. Meals: 2B, 2L, 2D

DAYS 9–12 I STATEN ISLAND,ARGENTINA/ USHUAIA/U.S. By special permission, explore Argentina’s Staten Island, a wonderland of beech forests, mountains, and fjords. Spot Magellanic penguins and sea lions, and see the San Juan de Salvamento “lighthouse at the end of the world.” Disembark in Ushuaia, where we fly to Santiago and connect with overnight flights home. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

YOUR EXPEDITION TEAM

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. A National Geographic photographer will join all departures.

INFORMATION

2022 Dates: Expeditions depart in March. See website for departure dates.

See page 63 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $16,160. Airfare is not included in the price The internal flights are an additional $1,090 per person (subject to change).

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• Venture into the Amazon River Delta in search of pink dolphins, monkeys, toucans, and more. • Explore the UNESCO World Heritage–listed archipelago of Fernando de Noronha. • Delve into the rainforests of Guyana and experience the vibrant culture of Salvador, Brazil. 24 DAYS FROM $25,820

DAYS 1–3 I PORT OF SPAIN, TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO Arrive in Port of Spain and travel to the Asa Wright Nature Center and Caroni Swamp, two birding hotspots. Embark our ship the next day. Hyatt Regency Hotel; National Geographic Explorer for the entire voyage Meals: 2B, 2L, 3D DAYS 4–7 I AT SEA/ESSEQUIBO RIVER, GUYANA/GEORGETOWN Venture to seldom visited Guyana. Sail down a scenic section of the Essequibo River looking out for tropical birds, and discover lively Georgetown. Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D

DAYS 8–10 I PARAMARIBO, SURINAME/ DEVILS ISLAND, FRENCH GUIANA Continue to multicultural Paramaribo. Explore Devils Island, a former penal colony, and spot monkeys in the surrounding jungle. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAYS 11–14 I AMAZON RIVER DELTA, BRAZIL/BELÉM Slip through the narrows of the Amazon River Delta and venture deeper into the rainforest by Zodiac, seeking out macaws, toucans, monkeys, and two rare species of river dolphins.

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. Photographer and filmmaker Federico Pardo will join this departure.

INFORMATION

2021 Date: Oct. 5–28

See page 64 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $34,650. Airfare is not included in the price.

Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D DAYS 15–20 I AT SEA/FERNANDO DE NORONHA ARCHIPELAGO Sail toward the northeastern corner of South America. By special permission, explore Fernando de Noronha, a 21-island archipelago teeming with seabirds, colorful fish, and sea turtles. Meals: 6B, 6L, 6D

DAYS 21–24 I AT SEA/SALVADOR After time at sea, dock at Salvador, known for its samba music, and tour the World Heritage–listed city center. Transfer to the airport for your flight home. Meals: 3B, 2L, 2D

The crystalline clear waters of the Fernando de Noronha Archipelago beckon swimmers and snorkelers.

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We will cover your bar tab on board and all tips for the crew.

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• Explore southern Patagonia, the Chilean fjords, and Antarctica—all in a single, epic voyage. • Marvel at Antarctica’s iconic wildlife and icescapes using our fleet of kayaks and Zodiacs. • Navigate Chile’s spectacular Glacier Alley, and hike among the “horns” of Torres del Paine. 20 DAYS FROM $20,960

DAY 1–3 I U.S./SANTIAGO, CHILE/ PUNTA ARENAS Fly overnight to Santiago and take a guided city tour. Then fly to Punta Arenas and embark our ship. Mandarin Oriental Hotel (or similar); National Geographic Explorer for the entire voyage Meals: 1B, 2L, 1D

DAYS 4–7 I TIERRA DEL FUEGO/TORRES DEL PAINE NATIONAL PARK/CHILEAN FJORDS Cruise to Tierra del Fuego and visit Karukinka Natural Park by special permission. Enter the Strait of Magellan to explore Francisco Coloane Marine Park. Explore Torres del Paine National Park, home to spectacular landscapes and wildlife. Continue exploring the Chilean fjords on a variety of excursions. Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D

DAYS 8–10 I GLACIER ALLEY, CHILE/ DRAKE PASSAGE Explore Chile’s Glacier Alley, get up close to the edge of Garibaldi Glacier, and continue to Agostini Sound to witness thunderous glacial calving. Sail to Antarctica via the Drake Passage. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAYS 11–16 I ANTARCTIC PENINSULA Enjoy ample opportunities to explore the Antarctic Peninsula. Kayak amid towering icebergs, embark on Zodiac excursions in search of seals and blue-eyed shags, and walk on shores peppered with thousands of penguins. Meals: 6B, 6L, 6D

DAYS 17–20 I AT SEA/USHUAIA, ARGENTINA/ BUENOS AIRES/US Disembark in Ushuaia and take a charter flight to Buenos Aires to connect with your overnight flight home. Meals: 4B, 4L, 3D

A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. Acclaimed documentary photographer Chris Rainier will join this departure.

INFORMATION

2021 Date: Nov. 2–21 See page 64 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $33,640. Airfare is not included in the price. Internal flights are an additional $1,050 per person (subject to change).

Book by December 31, 2020 and receive FREE international round-trip airfare between Miami and Santiago. We will also cover your bar tab on board and all tips for the crew.

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• Seek out southern right whales in their annual breeding grounds off Argentina’s eastern coast. • Trace the spellbinding story of Shackleton’s fateful expedition on South Georgia. • Experience traditional gaucho culture and cuisine in Uruguay and Argentina. 24 DAYS FROM $26,670

DAYS 1–4 I U.S./BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA/ MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY Fly overnight to Buenos Aires and embark our ship. Sail to Montevideo and enjoy a barbecue at a family-owned estancia. Alvear Icon Hotel (or similar); National Geographic Endurance for the entire voyage I Meals: 2B, 3L, 2D lunch and a hike at a splendid ranch. Explore the mangrove islands of Bahía San Blas, and visit seaside Balneario el Cóndor. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAYS 8–10 I PENÍNSULA VALDÉS/ PUERTO DESEADO/AT SEA Península Valdés is one of the world’s most important breeding grounds for southern right whales. Set out by local boat to search for whale calves and their mothers. Look for Commerson’s dolphins in the Reserva Natural Ría Deseado, and visit Puerto Deseado. Meals: 3B, 3L, 3D

DAYS 11–14 I FALKLAND ISLANDS/AT SEA Explore the Falklands’ windswept landscapes and spectacular wildlife—from thousands of penguins to black-browed albatrosses, elephant

and fur seals, and sea lions. Meals: 4B, 4L, 4D DAYS 15–19 I SOUTH GEORGIA Arrive in stunning South Georgia, where we anticipate daily opportunities to walk, hike, kayak, or explore by Zodiac. Encounter huge elephant seals and shores covered with king penguins. Meals: 5B, 5L, 5D

DAYS 5–7 I AT SEA/BAHÍA BLANCA, ARGENTINA/BAHÍA SAN BLAS/BALNEARIO EL CÓNDOR DAYS 20–24 I AT SEA/FALKLAND ISLANDS/ USHUAIA, ARGENTINA/BUENOS AIRES/U.S. Return to the Falklands, disembark in Ushuaia, Sail south to Bahía Blanca, where we enjoy then fly home via Buenos Aires. Meals: 4B, 4L, 3D Above: A southern right whale calf and its mother swim in the sheltered waters of Península Valdés. A diverse expedition team, including an Expedition Leader, a photo instructor, and local naturalists, will accompany this trip. Renowned whale photographer and marine biologist Flip Nicklin will join this departure.

INFORMATION

2021 Date: Oct. 18–Nov. 10 See page 63 for the ship description and deck plan. Price is per person, double occupancy, varies by cabin category, and is subject to change. Single-cabin pricing is from $41,790. Airfare is not included in the price. The internal flight is an additional $580 per person (subject to change).

A pair of king penguins greet each other on South Georgia.

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