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| Dive into the extraordinary marine world with National Geographic and discover vibrant ecosystems from mangroves to coral reefs—and the intriguing creatures that inhabit them. Witness the underwater acrobatics of sea lions and penguins while snorkeling in the Galápagos, or experience an up-close encounter with highly sociable gray whales while riding a Zodiac on Baja California’s Sea of Cortez. From the world’s second-largest barrier reef in Belize to the historic marine reserve of Palau, gain a deeper understanding of the wonders of the planet’s oceans when you explore them with our knowledgeable experts and guides. | | | | |
Six Incredible Ways
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| Encounter captivating wildlife—from sea lions to giant tortoises to marine iguanas—while exploring by kayak, paddleboard, snorkel, and on foot. Find out how National Geographic’s Pristine Seas team helped inspire the creation of a vast marine sanctuary here; and on the December 2-11, 2022 voyage, explore alongside world-renowned marine biologist Sylvia Earle. | | | | | | Oceanographer and National Geographic Explorer at Large Sylvia Earle served as chief scientist for the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. She founded SEAlliance, which partnered with National Geographic on the Mission Blue initiative to restore ocean health.
Find the departure(s) Sylvia will join on our website. | | | | | | | |
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| Parrotfish and mandarin fish, eagle rays and zebra sharks: this Pacific archipelago is home to more than 1,300 species of fish and some 700 species of corals. Snorkel and kayak among incredible reefs and the World-Heritage listed Rock Islands, swim with stingless jellyfish, and visit a coral reef center that participated in the National Geographic Pristine Seas project. | | | | | | | Be on the lookout for... | | Mandarin fish, reef sharks, Napoleon wrasses, gobies, tangs, butterflyfish, and more. | | | | | | | |
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| Swim and snorkel three different regions of the world's second largest barrier reef—including the stunning Hol Chan Marine Reserve—and discover sea turtles, harmless nurse sharks, sting rays, and vibrant coral gardens. Then spot monkeys and sloths in coastal jungles and explore the ancient Maya ruins of Tikal, tucked into tropical forests. | | | | | | | Be on the lookout for... | | Whale sharks, eagle rays, hawksbill turtles, angelfish, parrotfish, bluehead wrasses, and more. | | | | | | | |
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| Observe California gray whales and their calves alongside marine biologists such as Greg Marshall, inventor of the Crittercam, who joins us aboard the National Geographic Venture on the January 14–21, 2023 voyage. Explore desert islands scattered with cacti, snorkel with sea lions and brilliant tropical fish, and seek out pods of playful dolphins. | | | | | | National Geographic Fellow Greg Marshall invented Crittercam, animal-borne cameras that capture the world through animals' eyes. His footage of more than 70 species— from emperor penguins to grizzly bears—has been featured in numerous films.
Find the departure(s) Greg will join on our website. | | | | | | | |
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| Spend a week sailing among the marine wonders of French Polynesia, from the Society Islands to the Tuamotu archipelago. In Rangiroa, kayak, snorkel, and dive in the second largest lagoon in the world, home to manta rays, dolphins, and large schools of pelagic fish. Venture into the limestone grottos of Makatea, and soak up Polynesian culture from Bora Bora to Ra’iatea. | | | | | | | Be on the lookout for... | | Manta rays, tiger sharks, humpback whales, parrotfish, zebra unicorn fish, and more. | | | | | | | |
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| Snorkel and dive the colorful reefs in five different Pacific island groups—French Polynesia, Cook Islands, Samoa, Wallis and Futuna, and Fiji—encountering an astonishing array of marine life, including several species of sea turtles. Dive into a community-run marine park off Fiji’s “garden isle,” Taveuni, and get to know vibrant island cultures. | | | | | | | Be on the lookout for... | | Hawksbill turtles, lemon sharks, hammerheads, moray eels, giant clams, anemone fish and more. | | | | | | | |
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