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Meteora, Greece

Zebras, Serengeti National Park, Tanzania

The annual migration of zebras and wildebeest through the Serengeti is one of the greatest wildlife spectacles in the world.

Photo by Lanz von Horsten

Sicily, Italy

Europe is at its best when seen on foot, hiking village to village through landscapes lost in time.

Photo by Brian McGilloway

Royal albatross, Campbell Island, New Zealand

Our expedition cruises in the Southern Ocean and Antarctica offer terrific wildlife viewing, with on-board naturalists and historians to enrich the experience.

Photo by Ewen Bell

The Dolomites, Italy

Adventure awaits on Wilderness Travel’s hiking journeys in the European Alps, from France to Austria.

Photo by Dan Heller

Expedition cruise, Antarctica

We select the very best small-ship expedition vessels for our cruises to Antarctica.

Photo by Eric Lindberg

The view from Gokyo Ri, Nepal

Four of the eight highest peaks on earth are in view from the top of Gokyo Ri. Wilderness Travel has been a leader in Himalayan trekking for over 30 years, with adventures in Nepal, Bhutan, India, and Tibet.

Photo by Devendra Basnet

Whale shark, Palawan, Philippines

We offer out-of-this-world snorkeling adventures in the Philippines, Palau, Raja Ampat, the Solomon Islands, and Tonga.

Photo by Krzysztof Odziomek

Sea kayaking, Antarctica

Sea kayaking is an exciting way to explore and watch wildlife. Join us for sea kayaking in Alaska, Palau, and Vietnam.

Photo by Jamie Scarrow

Humpback whale, Baja, Mexico

Whether in Darwin’s Galapagos Islands or in the glacier-clad wonder of Alaska, wildlife journeys are the perfect adventures for families to share.

Photo by Greg Blinn

The AmaCello on the Rhine River, Germany

Comfort is the key to a cruise on the storied rivers of Europe.

Oryx, Namib-Naukluft National Park, Namibia

Even on the arid desert dunes of Sossusvlei, mammals such as the striking oryx antelope eke out a living.

Elephants bathing, Thailand

Our journeys in Southeast Asia reveal the cultural and culinary treasures of Burma, Laos, and Cambodia.

Photo by Dussadee Khunpueak

viewing elephants from a canoe in botswana

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This is the best trip I have done so far. I really loved the scenery, the rigors of the hikes, and the peace of being away from crowds. Maeve O., Walnut Creek, CA

Heads up, trekkers! Our magnificent 14-day trek in the mighty Cordillera Huayhuash of Peru makes a full circle around a spectacular range of knife-edged 20,000-foot peaks that frame a chain of jewel-blue lakes. We hike over six high passes as we circle the range on foot for two glorious weeks, savoring constant panoramas of towering giants including Yerupaja (21,759'), second highest mountain in Peru, and the icy fang of Jirishanca (20,099'). Sunny blue skies and a profusion of edelweiss and purple lupine make this one of the world’s hiking paradises. This is one of our repertory treks and will not be offered again for a few years. Now is the time to go!

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Cordillera Huayhuash Trek
August 3-23, 2013
$400 discount per person
Limit 4 people, new signups only.