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• Encounter the nearly extinct giant Galapagos tortoises, as well as blue-footed boobies, pelicans and frigate birds, land and marine iguanas, sea lions, fur seals and maybe even dolphins and whales!
• Go snorkelling on multiple days throughout different islands, looking out for sea turtles and the harmless Galapagos shark.
• Get your blood pumping as you scale the Sierra Negra Volcano – one of the Galapagos’ most active volcanoes and the world's second-largest crater!
• Learn how to make the famed encebollado – a local fish soup considered one of the best in the world! Your expert chef will take you through a fun cooking class, then you’ll tuck into the hearty dish for lunch.
• Enjoy a land-based Galapagos trip, using locally owned hotels on the islands instead of staying on a boat, which means you’ll have more opportunities to interact with the locals.

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• Journey this mostly coastal walk to Santiago de Compostela – a lesser-known trail with fewer pilgrims along the way.
• Feast on some of the best Spanish seafood and Albarino wine in Arcade, on a substantial lunch stop on the way to Pontevedra.
• Trek a fair distance each day, but be able to relax along the way, with a dedicated rest day in seaside Vigo.
• Take a load off – literally! Your luggage will be transferred between your accommodation each day, meaning you’ll only have to carry a day pack, and your luggage will be waiting at your hotel.
• Visit one of the local wineries in the region of Caldas de Rei and have the opportunity to soak in the renowned hot springs in the area.

Highlights

• Hike one of the oldest pilgrim routes in the world
• Collect stamps for your Pilgrim's Passport along the way
• Receive your Compostela certificate – without waiting in the lengthy lines!
• Spend a full free day exploring Santiago de Compostela, the magical capital of Galicia

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• Enjoy a thrilling bike ride down some of the best mountains trails in Andorra, including the historic Iron Route. Wild evergreen slopes and white peaks offer a spectacular backdrop
• Hold on tight for some exhilarating white-water rafting through the Pyrenees, under the supervision of highly experienced guides
• Explore the quaint town of Soldeu, based at an impressive elevation of 1,710 metres above sea level
• Cycle along the scenic trails of Port de Cabus, the mountain pass on the Pyrenees Andorran-Spanish border
• Get the blood pumping, as you zip-line between the trees and over some rope obstacles in the beautiful set up of Cortals Valley.

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• Walkthe Costa Brava’s ancient footpaths from towering cliffs to peaceful coves with white-sand beaches and crystalline water
• Connectwithtree-linedtrails as you wind your way around the craggy peaks and striking lakes of the High Pyrenees
• Savorcelebrated Catalan wines and authentic Pyrenean cuisine, including a lunch of fresh-caught seafood in a quiet fishing village
• Immerseyourself in the signature scenes of Cadí-Moixeró Nature Park's breathtaking limestone cliffs and verdant meadows

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• Start and end your journey in Malaga, a 2,800 year old port city currently being rejuvenated as a national hub for arts & culture
• Trek through the mountain villages, gorges and terraces of the Alpujarras, skirting the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada
• Enjoy a full canyoning experience in Rio Verde, an area of green, cool waters, deep pools, sunlit waterfalls and extraordinary natural beauty
• Trek along Cabo de Gata’s best beaches, Andalusia’s largest coastal protected area, a stunningly beautiful coastline of volcanic hillsides, rocky headlines and pristine sandy beaches
• Take to the water in a kayak to explore Cabo de Gata’s National Park from another angle

Highlights

• Enter the Sierra Nevada - Spain’s premier mountain range that climbs nearly 3500m above the surrounding landscape
• Enjoy a full canyoning experience in Rio Verde, an area of green, cool waters, deep pools, sunlit waterfalls and extraordinary natural beauty
• Trek through the mountain villages, gorges and terraces of the Alpujarras, on the southern slopes of the Sierra Nevada
• Sample delicacies produced in the mountain valley of Trevélez, home of one of Europe’s highest villages
• Stay in a traditional cortijo, a courtyarded cottage in a traditional style originally inspired by the Roman villa

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• Walk the Camino de Santiago on the Portuguese Way
• Stay in unique and charming accommodations
• Shorter distance hike options each day
• Luggage transferred from point to point
• Centuries of pilgrimage history