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August 2010
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Picture yourself exploring an unspoiled archipelago where the seas are filled with turtles and penguins and glittering schools of fish, sea lions loll alongside marine iguanas, and blue-footed boobies dance and strut in the hope of luring a mate. These fascinating creatures are not only unafraid of people, they’re also largely unafraid of each other, which makes for a spectacular, intimate wildlife encounter.
Experience the magic of the Galápagos with National Geographic’s team of expert naturalists aboard the National Geographic Islander or the National Geographic Endeavour. Hone your skills on a photography expedition, or treat your family to an unforgettable adventure on a trip designed for explorers of all ages.
Take a look at our two special offers below to get you exploring with us! Also, learn more about what makes our expeditions to the Galápagos so special by signing up for a webinar with our experts. Or get a taste of the Galápagos right now by watching the video below.
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 | We invite you on a virtual journey to the Galápagos with National Geographic photographer Jay Dickman (pictured left) and veteran expedition leader Lynn Fowler. During our upcoming webinar, get a taste of the islands and their wonders—and what makes our expeditions there so special. Take a stroll through our ships, meet our naturalists, and learn why exploring the Galápagos with National Geographic is a truly spectacular adventure. |
| Free Webinar: | Galápagos | | Date: | Thursday, September 2, 2010 | | Time: | 8–9:00 p.m. U.S. Eastern time |
Space on this webinar is limited, so click here to register today!
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We’re pleased to present two special offers on our upcoming Galápagos expeditions when you book before October 29, 2010:
| | |  | Enjoy free international airfare between Miami and Guayaquil on select departures between September 2010 and March 2011.
Click to see more details on this special offer. | | | Or | | Book any 2011 Galápagos expedition and pay 2010 rates.
Click to see a detailed itinerary.
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| Click the video screen below to watch a short clip about what we see and do on our Galápagos voyages. |
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| Galápagos | 10 Days • 2010 and 2011: Expeditions depart every Friday on the National Geographic Endeavour
10 Days • and every Saturday on the National Geographic Islander. | Traveling aboard the National Geographic Endeavour or National Geographic Islander, experience up close encounters with unique species such as flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, and domed giant tortoises. Walk among colonies of animals unfazed by your presence; and explore the waters of the Galápagos by kayak, glass-bottom boat (Endeavour only), or Zodiac. Learn more.
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 | | Galápagos Photography Expedition | 10 Days • 2010: October 22–31, October 29–November 7,
10 Days • November 12–21, November 19–28,
10 Days • December 3–12, and December 10–19
10 Days • 2011: January 28–February 6, February 4–13,
10 Days • May 6–15, May 13–22, November 25–December 4,
10 Days • and December 2–11 | On these special expeditions designed for photographers of all levels, join a National Geographic photographer aboard the National Geographic Endeavour to learn tips and techniques as you capture images of blue-footed boobies, sea lions, and the remarkable scenery of the islands. Learn more.
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| Galápagos Family Odyssey | | 10 Days • 2011: June 17–26, July 1–10, July 9–18, July 23–August 1, and August 12–21 | Discover the Galápagos Islands’ fascinating wildlife on an adventure geared toward explorers of all ages. Snorkel amid shimmering fish, sea turtles, penguins, and playful sea lions; and gaze into the old eyes of a giant tortoise.
Learn more.
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