In the News

If our journeys look familiar, there’s a great reason! International Expeditions’ engaging approach to small-group travel [2], escorted tours, high-value journeys [3] and longstanding conservation initiatives [4] have been featured in a variety of national publications.

Read on to see International Expeditions published in some of your favorite publications.

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Bucket-List Item: Ecuador Cruise the Galapagos Destination Weddings & Honeymoons I’m suddenly an unwitting voyeur. Sure, we’d come to the Galapagos to view exotic animals in the wild — I just didn’t expect to see such an intimate act so soon and at such close range.
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Get Off the Beaten Path Without Roughing It. Say Hello to Guyana and Madagascar, my little friends ... Eco-Adventurer Not too long ago, satisfying your craving for destinations that offered under-the-radar appeal, active excursion options and authentic glimpses at the local culture meant bunk beds, hostels or dragging your tent from place-to-place.
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Cuba: Meet tobacco farmers, botanists and locals on 10-day trip The Los Angeles Times The Obama administration eased U.S. travel restrictions to Cuba by announcing last year it would grant licenses to selected travel companies to lead "people-to-people" tours to the Communist-led nation. The action meant Americans, who have been essentially prohibited from visiting the island for the past 50 years, could now travel to the country legally.
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Costa Rica: See motmots, manatees and sloths Chicago Tribune There's plenty of wildlife to see in Costa Rica, from brightly colored motmots (jungle birds) parrots, toucans and quetzals to manatees and monkeys. But sloths are the stars of International Expeditions' small-group tour of Costa Rica this summer, which includes a free two-day add-on in the capital San Jose.
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Brazil's Pantanal International Travel News "The top number of participants on an International Expeditions tour is 16; we had 13. Our main guide was Fred Tavares, who studied the biology and primates of Brazil and is a great photographer. In three places we also had a local guide..."
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Hoatzins and piranhas and tamarins, oh my Jewish Advocate "On our first excursion on the Ucayali River, we spot a pod of pink and gray dolphins - more than I've ever seen before in the wild - frolicking in an oxbow lake..."
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Galapagos Has Color Boston International Travel Examiner From the start of our eight-day cruise on International Expeditions’ yacht “MV Evolution,” we were amazed by the variety of strong (and sometimes strange) colors we found on the nine islands we visited.
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The World's Best Villas Ocean Home Villa The luxury tour operator International Expeditions offers guests a rare chance to indulge in the glorious natural world of the Galapagos while doing it in utmost luxury and style.
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Mild to Wild: Blurring the Lines Between Fun and Fitness Celebrated Living The Amazon is an astonishing place, home to pink dolphins, black caimans, birds, and rain forest so dense you feel the weight.
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Islands Apart Delta Sky Magazine There is no other place on Earth like the Galapagos, a living laboratory straddling the equator, where penguins and cacti coexist with giant tortoises and blue-footed boobies, and the spirit of Charles Darwin looms large.
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Along The Amazon Outdoor Photographer There he is again! I swung around in the skiff with my D90 mounted with a 70-300mm lens, shooting, zooming and focusing at the same time and coming up with nothing but a shot of churning whitewater...for about the 20th time that afternoon.
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11 Fantastic Family Travel Adventures ABC News Amazon Jungle Adventure: The most biologically diverse wildlife on earth is sure to spark children's innate curiosity about the wonders of the natural world. During International Expeditions' 10-day Amazon Voyage aboard a 28-guest riverboat, aspiring naturalists can view more than 100 kinds of birds, pink river dolphins, eight species of monkeys, sloths and endangered giant river otters.
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Leader of the Pachyderm Hemispheres magazine No trip to India would be complete without a visit to the Taj Mahal or an elephant ride or a tiger safari or a sampling of the country’s exquisite cuisine.

Sailing Along the Amazon National Geographic Traveler’s Intelligent Travel blog The days were filled spotting wildlife from small skiffs, with the help of superb naturalists from Iquitos who were amazing spotters, and hikes on terra firma and through floodplain forests. View Slideshow >> [18]	[18]
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Cruising the Wild Side of Peru Miami Herald What's hairy, slightly scary, and has beguiling toes? My husband, David, myself and our 12 fellow passengers found out when a pink-toed tarantula hopped on board our skiff, trying to hitch a ride up the Ucayali River in the northeastern Peruvian Amazon.
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Big Trips for Small Fry Palm Beach Society Among the off-beat things to do are piranha fishing, playing soccer with some of the village kids, paddling a dugout canoe, and getting Peruvian music lessons.
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Beyond the Canal Star Tribune In Panama, our correspondent swings by the great feat of engineering before heading to his real destination: a coffee farm and the dark jungle.