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• View expansive Greenland landscapes
• Explore the world’s largest fjord system
• Visit the world’s largest and most remote national park

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• Spring in the Sea of Cortez is the best time to see large pods of dolphins and various species of whales—blue, sperm, pilot, fin, humpback and Bryde’s—all in the same week.
• Explore water-level caves by kayak, hike uninhabited beaches, snorkel among fish and acrobatic sea lions, and see colorful cactus blossoms.
• Visit the old mining town of Santa Rosalia, with its wooden homes and historic steel church, designed by Gustave Eiffel.

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• Transit the 48-mile-long Panama Canal connecting the Caribbean Sea to the Pacific Ocean
• Search for untamed wildlife including two- and three-toed sloths, howler monkeys, scarlet macaws, squirrel monkeys, and white-faced capuchins
• Discover Costa Rica’s magnificent, abundant biological diversity at two national parks and one wildlife refuge including the country’s largest park, Corcovado National Park

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• An Alaskan cruise exploring UNESCO-listed Glacier Bay and the scenic Inside Passage
• Visits to Juneau, remote Skagway and colourful Ketchikan
• Take in Banff, the stunning capital of the Rockies

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• Learn about the canals and historical architecture of Amsterdam.
• Thrill in the remarkable landform of Northern Ireland's Giant’s Causeway — a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Explore the Castle of Mey, the northernmost castle on the UK mainland and long time residence of the Queen Mother.

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• Walk through the Lost Gardens of Heligan, a 1,000-acre English estate all but abandoned during World War 1 and recently rediscovered and restored to the glory of its heyday.
• In Dublin, meet students at historic Trinity College who accompany you around campus, see the famed Book of Kells and eat a pub lunch with traditional musicians who share their talents.
• Discover medieval Scotland in the Scottish Highlands and in Edinburgh, including an exploration of the interior of Edinburgh Castle.