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Southeast Alaska—The Inside Passage
Our home on Southeast Alaska—The Wild North is the Mist Cove, and our companions are just 24 like-minded adventurers and an expert crew of twelve. Our home on Southeast Alaska—The Inside Passage is the M.V. Sikumi, and our companions are a maximum of 12 guests and an expert crew of five. Each day you will have many activities from which to choose: fishing, shoreline walks with trained naturalists, early morning and late evening kayaking, wildlife and glacier viewing, and everything from leisurely beach combing or gentle strolls to vigorous hikes through virgin rainforests. Of course, it's OK to curl up with a good book in the salon or on deck and just savor the view. This is one of our favorite get-aways. Maybe it will be one of yours, too. Call or email us today to go to Alaska this summer! Southeast Alaska—The Wild North Southeast Alaska—The Inside Passage
The Mist Cove, your home on the glassy waters of Alaska's Inside Passage on Southeast Alaska—The Wild North.
Catch the last cabin of the year on the M.V. Sikumi! Then cruise a fjord to meet the source of the icebergs on Southeast Alaska—The Inside Passage.
Kayaking in the long, glowing sunset.
The great Tongass National Forest.
INCA Associate on the Travel ChannelRoger Valencia leads Samantha Brown thorough Machu Picchu
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Galapagos Islands with Dr. Linda Cayot of the Galapagos ConservancyAugust 2010
This cruise will be aboard the Integrity. Our highly experienced naturalist Richard Polatty, who has worked as a naturalist and guided in Galapagos for almost two decades, will head up the expedition. Galapagos Conservancy's Science Advisor, Dr. Linda Cayot, will be the trip leader. Linda is the former Head of Science at the Charles Darwin Research Station, led the ecosystem restoration efforts on Isabela Island. Linda has just participated in the historic re-introduction of tortoises to the island of Pinta. Your adventure will certainly feature highlights and updates on this special event. Read more about the Pinta Project Linda and Richard will be joined in Puerto Ayora with science staff from the Charles Darwin Research Station and Galapagos National Park. You will enjoy the exclusive opportunity to go behind the scenes at the Charles Darwin Research Station and gain insight into the groundbreaking efforts being made to keep the Galapagos Islands as pristine as they were when first discovered in 1535. This adventure will be repeated in July 2011 and July 2012. Visit the following pages for
Call or e-mail us today to join Linda and Richard in Galapagos. |
Guides & lecturers: Dr. Linda Cayot and Richard Polatty, naturalists and your guides for Galapagos with Dr. Linda Cayot of the Galapagos Conservancy.
Getting close to a giant tortoise in its natural habitat on Santa Cruz Island.
Tortoise in the conservation pens at the Charles Darwin Research Station. |
Charles Darwin in PatagoniaOctober 2010
Due to the success of 2009's Darwin Bicentenary Year cruises in Patagonia, Cruceros Australis and INCA announce two more special Tierra del Fuego cruises in celebration of Darwin's Visit aboard the HMS Beagle in 1832. Join author/historian John Woram and other guest lecturers aboard the Via Australis as we cruise the Strait of Magellan, the Beagle Channel and explore some of the places seen by Charles Darwin on his famous Voyage of the Beagle. Our modern voyages will take place October 16-19 from Ushuaia, Argentina to Punta Arenas, Chile, and October 19-23 from Punta Arenas to Ushuaia. Or, you may combine both excursions for an 8-day, round-trip Ushuaia to Ushuaia adventure October 16-23. Visit the following pages for
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Guides & lecturers (historic and present):
Charles Darwin, Naturalist; John Woram, Historian, your guide for Charles Darwin in Patagonia.
The HMS Beagle in Tierra del Fuego in 1832, by Raymond Massey.
Cruising by zodiac to Via Australis among the fjords of Tierra del Fuego. Your trip is a bit more comfortable than Darwin's. |
Birding Galápagos with WINGS ToursNovember 2010This adventure has sold out. We are taking names for the waitlist. We are also taking interest for a future sailing. Please call!
A special collaboration with WINGS Birding Tours. This unique departure is a treat for birders and wildlife enthusiasts. You will have the company of two experts: Galápagos guide extraordinaire Richard Polatty and international birding leader Rich Hoyer. Visit the following pages for
Join WINGS' Rich Hoyer and Richard Polatty on this bird-watching unique departure. |
Naturalists and guides:
Richard Polatty and Rich Hoyer, naturalists and your guides for Birding Galápagos with WINGS.
The Integrity, our home in the Islands.
A Woodpecker finch, Camarhynchus pallidus. |
“I really learned it all from mothers.” In celebration of Motherhood we have collected photographs from our past travelers who captured a moment of motherhood on one of their INCA adventures. The results were delightful! Here are a few that stood out to us as particularly good examples of the diversity of motherhood. Join us in celebration! —Weston Walker View winners and entries in our Mother's Day Photo Contest Gallery |
Inspired by the dual worth-celebrating special days of Valentine's Day, February 14th, and Darwin Day, February 12th, we launched our first "Galapagos Love" photo contest. The contest was open to former guests and for just one week, yet entries were numerous, enticing and amusing. Photos were judged by Weston Walker, our video editor and grandson of Wes Walker. Based on submissions, we decided on two categories: True love (and species continuation), Galápagos Style, and Check out all winners and entries: Valentine's Day & Darwin Day Galápagos Photo Contest |
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