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Trips to See Bears
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The Polar Bears of ChurchillThe Hudson Bay port town of Churchill, in Manitoba, is the world's most ideal place to see polar bears.
Multiple departures, October through November 2008
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Belize Barrier Reef: Jewel of the CaribbeanThis massive reef ecosystem is home to more than 70 types of coral and hundreds of species of fish and invertebrates.
January 4 – 11, 2009
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Galápagos MultisportTrek across a volcanic island. Kayak, swim and snorkel among tropical fish and sea lions. And see the famed islands in an active, new way.
April 10 – 20, 2009
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Backcountry AlaskaA spectacularly situated new lodge on the shores of a protected lagoon in Kenai Fjords is among the remote accommodations on our adventure.
June 5 – 14, 2009
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Across the Far North: Spitsbergen to IcelandThey may be remote, but these northern lands teem with marine and wildlife.
July 13 – 29, 2009
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Across the Far North: Iceland to GreenlandIceland’s volcanic legacy contrasts with Greenland's gargantuan icebergs and twisting fjords.
July 26 – August 10, 2009
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Sea Turtle Watching in MexicoA rare chance for a small group of travelers to view (and participate in) turtle releases on one of only four such turtle beaches in the world.
Multiple departures, August through October 2009
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Beyond the North Cape: Norway's Fjords and Arctic SvalbardHear waterfalls roar, explore villages clinging to steep fjord walls and look for wandering polar bears.
August 7-22, 2009
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The Polar Bears of Churchill
The Hudson Bay port town of Churchill, in Manitoba, is the world's most ideal place to see polar bears.
Multiple departures, October through November 2009
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Australia’s Great Barrier ReefExplore the world's largest coral reef system aboard a small ship.
October 28 – November 7, 2009
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Belize Family HolidayCanoe through river caves and hike and bike along mountain trails then spend several days swimming and snorkeling along the beaches, reefs and cays of the warm Caribbean coast.
December 26, 2009 – January 3, 2010
