Peregrine Adventures

Highlights

• Plenty of free time in La Paz provides insight into Bolivian culture. Young people flock to the city for its booming industries, while traditionally-dressed residents sell ancient potions at the Witches' Market
• The landscapes of Salar de Uyuni are so unique they're almost extra-terrestrial. Embark on a two-day 4WD adventure across the rocky Atacama Desert and the largest salt lakes in the world
• Discover the steep streets and Spanish colonial architecture of Potosi. The silver-rich Andean mountain of Cerro Rico stands guard over the town
• Uyuni was once a distribution centre for trains carrying minerals to the Pacific. Walk among rusty, abandoned trains in the town's eerie Train Cemetery
• Enjoy free time to discover the elegant colonial architecture of historical Sucre. For something completely different, see the prehistoric landscape of Cal Orko and tread in 60-million-year-old dinosaur footprints

Highlights

• Get swept up in the artsy vibe of Reykjavik, where you can visit countless museums and galleries or just soak up the atmosphere in a cosy cafe.
• Have the opportunity to see wildlife including whales, musk ox, Arctic hare and a multitude of seabirds.
• Follow in the footsteps of past expedition teams into some of Greenland's most spectacular valleys, including Brogetdal, Blomsterbugten and Renbugten
• Chance to see the Northern Lights and meet locals at the Inuit settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit.
• Get up close to your surroundings on tundra hikes and walks atop the mountains and islands of Greenland National Park.

Highlights

• Your adventure begins in the most populated city in Patagonia, Punta Arenas. There are plenty of museums, restaurants and shops to keep you entertained before embarkation
• Flying from Punta Arenas to the South Shetland Islands is the fastest, most direct way of travelling to Antarctica and the view over the Drake Passage is unforgettable
• Witness penguins playing in their natural habitat at inland rookeries during daily Zodiac landings along the Antarctic Peninsula
• On-board lectures by polar specialists provide great insight in to the history and geology of Antarctica
• Whale spotting among icebergs is easy when you have your expedition team searching for wildlife. Daily Zodiac landings afford the group great flexibility and opportunity during your time in the Antarctic

Highlights

• As you fly from quito to the galapagos islands, located in the equatorial water of the pacific ocean, you will suddenly find yourself in a very different world
• As you board your vessel, m/y grand queen beatriz, and follow in the footsteps of charles darwin, you will encounter nature at its finest
• Explore the islands from on deck, on foot and in the water, no doubt with your eyes open for your next unique sight
• You'll encounter giant galapagos tortoises, blue-footed and masked boobies, pelicans and frigate birds, as well as land and marine iguanas, sea lions, fur seals and perhaps dolphins, whales and sea turtles
• Because of the extreme isolation of the islands, nearly a quarter of all species are endemic and much of the wildlife has no instinctive fear of man, allowing you to observe nature in its full glory

Highlights

• Witness inspiring vistas of mountains, fjords and towering cliffs of the westfjords.
• Sail through the icebergs of scoresbysund, arguably the most beautiful fjord system on the planet.
• Explore the remains of ancient thule settlements in frederiksdal and sydkap.
• Keep an eye out for the northern lights in ittoqqortoormiit.

Highlights

• Set sail on the northwest passage bound for some of the most remote parts of the arctic, with possible landings in lancaster sound, the bellot strait and port leopold island.
• Take advantage of your vessel’s twin-engine helicopter fleet with opportunities to see the rugged arctic land and seascapes from above, and the potential to land in areas otherwise inaccessible.
• Appreciate the arctic’s icy wilderness as you gaze out of your ultra-modern stateroom, cruising by icebergs, ancient glaciers, granite mountains and fields of tundra.
• Join an expert expedition crew presenting a comprehensive lecture program on board, and venture on zodiac cruises and immersive shore landings in search of caribou, polar bears and narwhals.
• Explore the nanavut region with inuit guides to learn about communities that have called these environments home for thousands of years.

Highlights

• This safari is conducted in small groups of maximum 6, using 4wd vehicles and specialist local driver/guides. this ensures the best possible experience of kenya's extraordinary national parks.
• Guided visits to three different parks unveil a great breadth of scenes – from the lions of the verdant masai mara to the famed pink flamingoes of lake nakuru.
• Watch the sun go down across the mara while enjoying drinks and canapes.
• Experience the ark, a unique tree lodge overlooking a floodlit waterhole, the feature stay on this trip.
• Watch the sun go down across the mara while enjoying drinks and canapes.