The classic and traditional mode for visiting the Galapagos. Take your choice of yachts for as few as eight and as many as 80. One week cruises visit a number of islands and National Park visitor sites.

This diverse and in-depth cultural exploration of Ecuador features the fascinating Indian markets and Spanish haciendas of the high Andes including Otavalo, Saquisili and Banos. A gathering of sights, sounds and color is present at these traditional meeting points of the highland Indian cultures.

Venture each day from your 20-passenger luxury yacht with a skilled naturalist to a new island and get up close and personal with the stunning terrain and fearless exotic creatures that make the Galapagos their home. Walk volcanic trails and hike to the top of an inactive volcano. Come nose to nose with a 150-year-old tortoise, snorkel alongside penguins and watch as a blue-footed booby dances in courtship

A hotel-based adventure that explores a number of islands and includes snorkeling and hiking, and offers a great alternative to yacht-based tours.

A wildlife extravaganza awaits you on a 3-5 day adventure in Ecuador's Amazon jungle at one of two excellent lodges that represent the best in eco-tourism.

The only Galapagos Islands Adventure that includes camping on two island beaches and exploration by sea kayak. See wildlife up close while paddling, hike to an active volcano, snorkel with fish and sea lions and much more...

Enjoy the holidays onboard a luxury yacht exploring one of the world's most fascinating Marine Reserves. Nowhere else on Earth can you observe, photograph and commune so closely with exotic and bizarre wildlife as you venture among cinder cones, lava flows, white and black sand beaches, rocky cliffs and shorelines.

Join a two or three-day adventure to Otavalo and the surrounding area to visit market towns, hike and stay in 17th century haciendas.

Fly south to the Amazon Basin and raft the marvelous Rio Upano, a winning combination of exciting class III-IV whitewater, sensational scenery, superb hiking and comfortable beach camps. Further highlights include a stop to explore a cave with an underground river and the chance to interact with the legendary Shuar Indians.