A Different Way to Experience the Galapagos Islands

A DIFFERENT WAY TO EXPERIENCE THE

GALAPAGOS ISLANDS

Galapagos sea lion, Santa Cruz, Galapagos, Ecuador.

Photo by Nat Hab Photo Expedition Leader Ralph Lee Hopkins.

Cover photo: Galapagos sea lion, Espanola. Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.

Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Jimmy Patino.

Do the Galapagos Differently with Nat Hab Dear Traveler, When you are in search of Earth’s most amazing nature destinations, you’ll find none as unique as the Galapagos Islands.

Within this far-flung archipelago, 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, wildlife developed without outside influence—resulting in species found nowhere else! This phenomenon, of course, intrigued Charles Darwin when he visited the islands in 1835, inspiring his theory of evolution.

We, too, are captivated by these creatures, from 600-pound giant tortoises and inquisitive bluefooted boobies to swimming iguanas, diving penguins and lively sea lions that do barrel rolls around us as we snorkel.

Our ship-based adventures take you deep into this wondrous world, more intimately and with more insight, than any other Galapagos tours you will find.

What sets a Nat Hab Galapagos experience apart?

• Our exclusive itineraries are designed to unveil the most diverse and fascinating collection of the islands' wildlife.

• Our groups are the smallest—just 14 to 16 guests—guided by two Nat Hab Expedition Leaders.

• Our naturalist guides are the finest in the islands, holding the highest-level national park certification.

• Aboard our luxury private yacht, the Natural Habitat Petrel, and our other privately chartered vessels, you’ll encounter what others miss while enjoying exceptional personal attention.

• Spend a night at Nat Hab’s private Tortoise Camp, where you’ll sleep in the midst of wild tortoise habitat—and see them up close as well.

I hope to see you in the Enchanted Isles!

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DISCOVER THE GALAPAGOS

ON EXCLUSIVE ITINERARIES WITH NAT HAB & WWF! There may be no nature destination on Earth as unique as the Galapagos—and no one gives you a more personal and insightful encounter with the islands than Nat Hab and WWF. Lying 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, the Galapagos is home to a host of animals found nowhere else. And they are totally nonchalant about our presence!

Playful sea lions frolic in the water with us. Giant tortoises are blase as we study their wizened faces. Blue-footed boobies look at us quizzically as we say hello to their fuzzy hatchlings. It's as if we have discovered a menagerie from an ancient Eden. With Nat Hab's naturalist Expedition Leaders at the helm, our Galapagos adventures immerse you more intimately in this wondrous realm than any other way to explore the archipelago. Choose a yacht-based smallgroup trip, including those on our privately chartered luxury catamaran, the Natural Habitat Petrel, the sleek Tip Top IV, or the smaller, sportier Nemo III. All Nat Hab trips include an overnight stay at our private Tortoise Camp in the highlands of Santa Cruz.

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NATURAL HABITAT PETREL This 115-foot motorized catamaran, designed with contemporary flair and hosting 16 guests, spares no comfort. Named after a seabird common to Galapagos, the Petrel, like its namesake, is elegant and swift at sea.

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NEMO III Up to 15 guests will enjoy an intimate exploration of the Galapagos aboard this 75-foot deluxe motorpowered sailing catamaran, with a classic, sporty style that perfectly complements your island adventure.

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NAT HAB'S TORTOISE CAMP Exclusively for Nat Hab guests! Go ashore to spend one night at our private camp on Santa Cruz. Perched on a hillside high above the Pacific Ocean, our camp features elevated safari-style tents and treehouses set amid native habitat for wild tortoises—see them up close!

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San Cristobal

Espanola TIP TOP IV This bright and airy 125-foot motor yacht features nine cabins accommodating 16 guests, with a spacious sun deck and suite of exploratory equipment including kayaks and paddleboards.

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Routes shown are representations but not exact depictions of actual sailing routes. Visit nathab.com/galapagos24 for detailed map routes.

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THE FINEST GUIDES IN THE GALAPAGOS WITH THE ISLANDS' BEST GUIDE-TO-GUEST RATIO

Holding high-level certification from Galapagos National Park, and often with advanced degrees and scientific research experience as well, our naturalist Expedition Leaders are some of the top guides in the Galapagos. They have access to training resources and materials from WWF to enhance their knowledge. What's more, they give you exceptional personal attention. While the typical ratio on most Galapagos tours is one guide for 16–20 travelers, our ratio is one for every 7–8 guests. This means we can offer a variety of activities for different interests and ability levels. With two Expedition Leaders, you get a full interpretive experience: a Nat Hab guide accompanies each small group when we go exploring, so you don't miss out on any information or insight. Compare these important details, and you'll discover why the Nat Hab experience is superior.

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Galapagos tortoise, Nat Hab guest and Expedition Leaders at Nat Hab’s Tortoise Camp, Santa Cruz, Galapagos, Ecuador.

Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Richard De Gouveia.

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SMALL GROUPS MAKE A

BIG DIFFERENCE When you discover the Galapagos with Nat Hab, you'll be with no more than 14–16 guests. And since we travel with two Nat Hab Expedition Leaders, you'll have even more personalized attention. Hike, snorkel, kayak and cruise in a panga in an intimate setting, with more naturalist interpretation than you'd find in most other settings. Small groups allow us to explore in a quieter context, and wildlife is most comfortable with fewer people around. This makes a big difference to your experience!

And our environmental footprint is lighter, too.

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Galapagos sea lions and guests, Espanola, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.

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TORTOISE CAMP

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In the highlands of Santa Cruz, our private Tortoise Camp is set in lush reforested Scalesia forest, native endemic habitat for dozens of giant tortoises. Although rustic, Tortoise Camp holds surprising comforts.

Accommodations are in two-person permanent tents on raised platforms with large windows, or in charming treehouses with real beds. Each treehouse has an en suite toilet and small sink, with showers available in the shared bathhouse about 50 yards away. The six raised tents have a small sink plus private en suite showers and flush toilets. Dinner and breakfast are prepared by the camp chef and served in the covered dining room. The adjoining sheltered lounge offers seating by a crackling log fire, while the bar is a convivial space for evening drinks and socializing.

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GALAPAGOS DISCOVERY THE NAT HAB EXPERIENCE Our Exclusive Small-Group Voyage—Includes a Stay at Nat Hab's Tortoise Camp!

Six hundred miles off the coast of Ecuador, surrounded by open ocean, a volcanic archipelago straddles the Equator. The Galapagos Islands, forged of black lava and named for the giant tortoises that are among their most noted

Galapagos sea lions, Isabela, Galapagos, Ecuador. Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Jimmy Patino

EXPLORE A DIVERSITY OF ISLANDS FROM OUR CHARTERED YACHTS Our Galapagos adventure is an immersive exploration, with a full week in the islands aboard a privately chartered small ship carrying just 14–16 guests

inhabitants, are like no other place on Earth. Home to a profuse array of unique wildlife, the islands offer an immersion in nature that feels primeval. Iguanas and blue-footed boobies share the beaches with us, unfazed by our presence.

Friendly sea lions—and sometimes inquisitive porpoises—play with us in the clear turquoise water, as Galapagos penguins dart by and sea turtles glide past.

SPEND A NIGHT WITH GIANT TORTOISES AT OUR PRIVATE CAMP Snorkel with sea lions, swim with turtles, sunbathe with iguanas, scout for whales, and overnight in wild tortoise terrain at our private Tortoise Camp—a Nat Hab exclusive!

Author Herman Melville, who visited the islands in 1841, shortly after Darwin’s

YOU WON'T FIND A SMALLER GROUP OR BETTER GUIDES

momentous visit, called them the “Enchanted Isles”—an apt moniker for a realm

Each group of just 14–16 guests is led by two Expedition Leaders—the Galapagos' most highly trained naturalist guides—for the best guide-to-guest ratio in the islands

that remains otherworldly, even today.

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Day 1: Quito, Ecuador Day 2: Exploring Historic Quito Day 3: Quito / Baltra, Galapagos Islands—Board Natural Habitat Petrel / North Seymour Day 4: Isabela—Punta Vicente Roca / Fernandina—Punta Espinoza Day 5: Isabela—Tagus Cove / Urbina Bay Day 6: Isabela—Elizabeth Bay / Punta Moreno Day 7: Isabela—Puerto Villamil / Sierra Negra Volcano Day 8: Santa Cruz—Tortoise Breeding Center / Nat Hab’s Private Tortoise Camp Day 9: Santa Cruz Highlands / Santa Fe Day 10: San Cristobal—Disembark / Quito / Depart Extensions: Machu Picchu & the Sacred Valley, Amazon Lodge 10 Days / Year-Round 2024 Price: $7995-$12995 2025 Price: $8395-$12595 Internal Airfare: $562 (adult) / $412 (child) Limited to 14-16 Travelers

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Western itinerary aboard the Petrel shown. Please consult our website for additional itineraries.

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GALAPAGOS Quito

GALAPAGOS WILDLIFE

North Seymour

Fernandina

Santa Cruz Isabela

Santa Fe

San Cristobal

Serious nature photographers will find no more gratifying encounter with the remarkable wildlife of the Galapagos than this comprehensive expedition that combines our east and west itineraries. Spend more time in the field, guided by a photography pro who knows the islands’ unique subjects intimately.

17 Days / Sep / From $19995 (+air) / 15 Travelers

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GALAPAGOS HIKING & KAYAKING ADVENTURE Explore Ashore & Paddle with Marine Life on Our Intimate Catamaran-Based Odyssey The Galapagos Islands are unique on Earth. In this far-flung archipelago, giant tortoises roam misty meadows. Sea lions loll, nonchalant, on pristine beaches.

Iguanas bask on sun-baked lava while sea turtles, rays and gentle reef sharks swim

Nat Hab guests kayaking, San Cristobal, Galapagos, Ecuador.

Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Jimmy Patino.

ACTIVE ADVENTURES WITH ABUNDANT WILDLIFE Discover the islands' wonders as we hike, snorkel and paddle with sea lions, turtles, iguanas, penguins, tortoises and more, all at close range

alongside snorkelers in aquamarine waters. We know how special it is to paddle this primeval paradise—we pioneered kayaking in the Galapagos! Our private motor-powered sailing catamaran whisks us between anchorages and provides a comfortable accommodation base. Each day we explore a different island—on foot, by kayak, via snorkeling, and sometimes all three—you won't sit around on this active adventure! The islands are surprisingly diverse, with new discoveries at each spot we visit. Add in an exclusive overnight stay at our private Tortoise Camp in the Santa Cruz highlands, and you've got a matchless encounter with the Galapagos.

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GET AN EYE-LEVEL VIEW ON MARINE LIFE FROM YOUR KAYAK On guided paddling outings (with instruction provided), look into the clear water to see penguins fishing, sea turtles gliding by, and maybe even dolphins off your bow!

STAY AT OUR PRIVATE TORTOISE CAMP Sleep aboard our chartered catamaran in en suite cabins, and spend a night among wild giant tortoises at our exclusive camp high in the lush forest on Santa Cruz

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GALAPAGOS Quito

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North Seymour San Cristobal

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Day 1: Quito, Ecuador Day 2: Exploring Historic Quito Day 3: Quito / Baltra, Galapagos Islands—Board S/C Nemo III / North Seymour Day 4: Isla Lobos / Kicker Rock / San Cristobal—Cerro Brujo Day 5: Española—Gardner Bay / Punta Suarez Day 6: Floreana—Punta Cormorant / Post Office Bay Day 7: Santa Cruz—Tortuga Bay / Nat Hab’s Tortoise Camp Day 8: Santa Cruz Highlands / Darwin Station / Santa Fe Day 9: Bartolome / Sombrero Chino Day 10: Mosquera / Baltra—Disembark / Quito / Depart Extensions: Machu Picchu & the Sacred Valley, Amazon Lodge 10 Days / Year-Round 2024 Price: $8495-$10895 Internal Airfare: $562 (adults) / $412 (children) Limited to 15 Travelers

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GALAPAGOS ABOARD THE ISLANDER II Discover the Islands on a Panoramic Ship-Based Adventure with Lindblad Expeditions Like a floating safari camp, this deluxe expedition ship is your base for a thrilling in-depth encounter with the Galapagos and its prolific wildlife. Every day holds a full slate of exhilarating activities that get you wholly into nature and face to face with

The Islander II, Galapagos Islands, Ecuador. Photo by David Vargas.

EXPLORE THE GALAPAGOS IN JUST ONE WEEK Tight on time? Choose a compact Galapagos itinerary that includes five nights aboard ship, visiting a new island each day

the creatures that make these islands so captivating. Look for sea turtles, swimming penguins and schools of tropical fish as you explore the undersea realm on daily snorkeling adventures. Hiking, kayaking and Zodiac excursions offer additional perspectives on the archipelago’s multitude of natural wonders. An underwater camera and video microscope reveal secrets of the world beneath the waves. At every turn, you’re accompanied by a cast of local experts, including an expedition leader, naturalist guides, an undersea specialist, a National Geographic-certified photography instructor and a wellness specialist.

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A MULTIFACETED GALAPAGOS ENCOUNTER This action-packed voyage features varied modes of exploration on land and sea—hiking, kayaking, Zodiac excursions, undersea cameras and more EXCEPTIONAL SHIPBOARD AMENITIES Gain access to secluded spots only a smaller ship can provide while enjoying features like a lounge, indooroutdoor dining, stocked bar, gym, spa and library

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Day 1: Guayaquil, Ecuador Day 2: Guayaquil / Baltra, Galapagos Islands / Embark Islander II Days 3–6: Cruising the Galapagos Islands Day 7: Baltra—Disembark / Guayaquil Day 8: Guayaquil / Depart Extension: Quito & Otavalo

GALAPAGOS Santiago North Seymour

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8 Days / Year-Round 2024 Price: From $10090 Limited to 48 Travelers Sample itinerary shown. Actual itinerary will vary on each departure.

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M/C NATURAL HABITAT PETREL

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The 115-foot Natural Habitat Petrel is a motorized luxury catamaran designed for comfort, stability and style. Like its namesake, a seabird common to the Galapagos, the Petrel is elegant and swift. Eight large staterooms accommodate up to 16 guests, including two suites that can each house two parents and a child. Each cabin has a private balcony, one king or two twin beds (that can convert to a king), ample closet storage, a desk, and an en suite bathroom. A ninth cabin provides single accommodations. The contemporary interior features a black-andwhite palette accented with scarlet and gold.

Chrome, leather and teak floors accentuate the modern design. Relax in the spacious airconditioned lounge or on the open top deck featuring 360˚ views and a Jacuzzi. Enjoy fine meals in the dining room or on the aft deck.

An outdoor bar and a library round out the ship’s shared spaces.

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S/C NEMO III

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Nemo III is a 75-foot deluxe motor sailing catamaran that carries 15 guests in seven cabins outfitted in classic teak, all with compact storage space, en suite bathrooms and air conditioning. Public spaces include lounge areas inside and out, a dining salon and small bar, and a sundeck with lounge chairs and shade canopy. The boat’s hospitable staff attends to guests’ every need, including three freshly sourced meals each day plus snacks to energize a daily round of active pursuits. Although this motor-powered sailing vessel is smaller and simpler than our larger Galapagos motor yachts, its intimate size and adventure focus are ideally suited for active, eye-level exploration and discovery of the islands.

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M/Y TIP TOP IV

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The 125-foot-long motor yacht Tip Top IV accommodates up to 16 guests in comfort and style. Furnished in a nautical blue and white color scheme, the air-conditioned interior is light, airy and inviting. Nine guest cabins are divided between two decks, each with two lower twin berths that can be combined to create one king-size bed. En suite bathrooms have a shower, toilet and washbasin. Storage lockers and drawers are provided, along with a safe in each cabin. The main deck has a spacious salon with banquette seating and a flat screen TV for presentations, a library, and a large dining room with well-stocked bar. On the teak sun deck, relax on a chaise in the open or under the shade canopy, with a full bar available for your refreshment. The Tip Top IV carries two 19-foot Nautica inflatable boats, eight kayaks, six standup paddleboards, and snorkel gear for all guests.

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EXTEND YOUR TRIP

MACHU PICCHU & THE SACRED VALLEY An In-Depth Journey into the Ancient Wonders of the Inca Civilization High in the Peruvian Andes, the ruins of Machu Picchu rest amid knife-edged ridges and vertical slopes draped in emerald jungle. Hidden to Western explorers until 1911, when a Quechua guide led Yale historian Hiram Bingham to the site, the marvelous

Machu Picchu, Peru. Photo by Nat Hab guest Robert Martens.

DISCOVER MACHU PICCHU WITH EXPERT INSIGHT With rich interpretation from our Expedition Leader, explore the marvels of Machu Picchu, the ancient “Lost City of the Incas,” on two immersive visits

Inca city was mesmerizing, even in its dereliction. Built on a granite mountaintop close to the sun, its intricate architecture reveals the ingenuity of its 15th-century designers. Massive blocks of stone were cut to fit together so precisely that no mortar was necessary. The site also reflects the Incas’ extraordinary knowledge of astronomy, with many elements aligning with heavenly events such as the solstice sunrise. Far below the ruins, the Urubamba River rushes through a green gorge into the Sacred Valley. Our journey into the mysteries of Inca civilization also includes Cusco, once the gold-laden capital of the empire.

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MEET THE INDIGENOUS PEOPLE OF THE ANDES Wander through the ruins of Inca cities and farming terraces in the Sacred Valley, stopping for cultural encounters with local Quechua residents RELAX IN LODGINGS REPLETE WITH LOCAL CHARACTER Stay at intimate luxury hotels and boutique inns that exude regional character, from colonial splendor to traditional Andean ambience

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Day 1: Lima, Peru Day 2: Cusco / Pisac / Sacred Valley Day 3: Exploring the Sacred Valley of the Incas Day 4: Train to Aguas Calientes / Machu Picchu Day 5: Machu Picchu / Wayna Picchu / Cusco Day 6: Sacsayhuaman / Lima / Depart

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Machu Picchu Sacred Valley Cusco

6 Days / Year-Round 2024 Price: $5995 Internal Airfare: $414 Limited to 12 Travelers

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EXTEND YOUR TRIP

AMAZON LODGE EXTENSION An Ecuadorian Rain Forest Adventure into Earth’s Greatest Ecosystem Nearly half of all living species, both plants and animals, dwell in our planet’s rain forests. With more complexity and biodiversity than any other global ecosystem, the Amazon Basin holds myriad wonders for the nature traveler. In Ecuador, the

La Selva Lodge, Amazon rain forest, Ecuador.

STAY AT A REMOTE JUNGLE ECOLODGE Stay deep within the Amazon rain forest at a deluxe conservation-oriented lodge, surrounded by the sounds of nature’s tropical symphony

Amazon region is called the Oriente, encompassing the vast wild jungle east of the Andes. Discover it during a stay at a rain forest ecolodge in the Napo River region, where our remote location and naturalist programs offer outstanding opportunities to experience the sensory drama of the Amazon. Day and night walks reveal monkeys, sloths, black caiman, a rainbow array of tropical birds and a percussive orchestra of nocturnal sounds, while dugout canoe journeys may offer a chance to spot river otters and pink dolphins. We also gain insight into the lives of local Indigenous people we meet on village visits.

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EXPLORE THE RAIN FOREST IN DEPTH Learn about the ecology of the rain forest and its profuse wildlife on naturalist-led excursions deep into the jungle by trail and canoe GET A MACAW’S-EYE CANOPY VIEW Listen for the wail of howler monkeys from the canopy tower and survey the endless treetop expanse, stretching as far as the eye can see

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Day 1: Quito, Ecuador Day 2: Quito, Ecuador / Coca / Napo Wildlife Center Days 3–5: Yasuni National Park—Exploring the Amazon Rain Forest Day 6: Coca / Quito / Depart Quito

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Amazon Lodge

6 Days / Year-Round 2024 Price: $2595 2025 Price: $2795 Internal Airfare: $298 Departure dates: Call 800-543-8917 or visit nathab.com/amazon-extension.

This extension can be booked to align with dates before any Galapagos Discovery or Galapagos Hiking & Kayaking departure.

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SUPPORT GALAPAGOS CONSERVATION WITH NAT HAB & WWF Nat Hab is proud to partner with WWF to support crucial conservation work in the Galapagos. Famed for its wealth of unique plants and animals found nowhere else in the world, these islands were the source of Darwin’s theory of evolution and remain a priceless living laboratory for scientists today.

Illegal fishing, non-native species and pressure from more than 160,000 tourists a year threaten this irreplaceable ecosystem and the people who depend on it for their food and livelihoods.

WWF spearheaded conservation efforts in the Galapagos more than 50 years ago, including funding the construction of the Charles Darwin Research Station. It has played an integral role in protecting nature in the Galapagos since, working extensively on protected area management, conservation policy, environmental research and education. A portion of every Nat Hab traveler’s trip cost supports WWF’s work in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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Tortoise at Nat Hab’s Tortoise Camp, Santa Cruz, Galapagos, Ecuador.

Photo by Nat Hab Expedition Leader Richard De Gouveia.

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Of all the amazing nature destinations on our planet, I know of none like the Galapagos, where wild animals show no fear of humans. Meeting these amiable creatures feels like stepping back to the dawn of time.

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2024 GALAPAGOS TRAVEL DATES Galapagos Discovery: The Nat Hab Experience

Galapagos Hiking & Kayaking Adventure

Galapagos Wildlife: A Photo Pro Expedition

MAR: 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 27 APR: 3, 10, 17, 24 MAY: 1, 3, 8, 15, 22 JUN: 5, 7, 12, 26 JUL: 3, 10, 17, 19, 24

AUG: 7, 14, 23, 28 SEP: 4, 11 OCT: 9, 16, 30 NOV: 6, 8, 13, 20, 29 DEC: 11, 18, 25, 27

MAR: 1, 22, 29 APR: 5, 12, 19, 26 MAY: 10, 17 JUN: 21 JUL: 26

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Galapagos Wildlife: A Photo Pro Expedition

JAN: 1, 8, 15, 22, 29, 31 FEB: 5, 12, 14, 19, 26, 28 MAR: 5, 12, 14, 19, 26, 28 APR: 2, 9, 16, 23, 25,30 MAY: 7, 9, 14, 21, 23, 28 JUN: 4, 11, 18, 25

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Great blue heron and Kicker Rock, Galapagos, Ecuador.

Photo by Nat Hab Photo Expedition Leader Ralph Lee Hopkins.

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