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Uncommon Adventures for Spring and Summer

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Uncommon Adventures for Spring & Summer

Our spring and summer voyages are expertly curated to include unique experiences that allow you to uncover the hidden side of your destination. Alongside our knowledgeable Expedition Teams and handpicked local experts, discover little-known gems, like volcanic Azorean vineyards, and enjoy special experiences, such as a visit to a traditional carving workshop in Haida Gwaii. as a visit to a traditional carving workshop in Haida Gwaii.

Greenland

On a voyage to eastern Greenland, lift your eyes to the sky for a chance to see the northern lights paint the dark Arctic night in dazzling waves of color.

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French Polynesia

Dive into “The Aquarium” on the French Polynesian atoll of Rangiroa to mimic the feeling of swimming in a gigantic fi shbowl, as hundreds of pelagic species glide alongside you. Pry your eyes from the mesmerizing schools to see geometric walls of coral polyps.

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Azores

Stroll through verdant vines set against a moonscape of black lava rock during a surreal visit to a vineyard in the Azores, where volcanic corrals housing Merlot, Verdelho, and a fl ight of other wine grapes have been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Machu Picchu

During a stay near the ancient Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, step out of your Andean-style casita and into a private rainforest reserve harboring nearly 400 species of orchids, more than 200 kinds of birds, and around 100 types of butterfl ies.

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Baltic Sea

Our ethnomusicologist, Jacob Edgar, curates special musical programs on select voyages in Europe, including our circumnavigation of the Baltic Sea, where travelers are treated to performances by local musicians onboard and in enchanting settings onshore.

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Haida Gwaii

Enjoy rare access in the British Columbia archipelago of Haida Gwaii while learning about the nearly lost First Nations culture from Haida interpreters. Then visit with master Haida carvers in their workshop to hear the stories behind their art.

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