Check out all of our “wild” learning adventures.

Gain a comprehensive understanding of the Galápagos as you learn about iconic wildlife, delicate ecosystems, volcanic activity and the science-altering legacy of Charles Darwin.

The Galápagos and Machu Picchu are two of the world's most renowned treasures. Come see for yourself as you take in the unique wildlife and preserved ruins of these two sacred places.

Witness one of the world’s most awe-inspiring events as you follow the hoofprints of zebra, wildebeest and other ungulates on their migration from the Serengeti to Maasai Mara Reserve.

Explore Colombia’s coffee region and Andean landscapes at a relaxed pace while learning about biodiversity, conservation and vibrant local culture.

Fly a little south of the U.S. to discover a world of chatty macaws, playful monkeys, industrious leafcutter ants and butterflies as you explore Costa Rica with your grandchild.

Galápa-go on this active adventure that brings you and your grandchild up-close to the natural wonders of the Galápagos, from volcanic landscapes to exciting wildlife.

If Spotted Woodcreepers and manakins are on your birding life list, join us for an exploration of northern Costa Rica! An estimated 894 avian species call this country home.

Learn why Tanzania is the best place for animal lovers as you and your family search for big cats on safaris, while also meeting local children to get an inside look into this country.

Learn about iconic wildlife, delicate ecosystems and the science-altering legacy of Charles Darwin on a Galápagos voyage just for women.

Experience the spirit of “pura vida” on this women-only learning adventure in Costa Rica, where you’ll hike cloud forests, explore volcanic trails and savor the art of coffee-making.

Explore cool cloud forests and awesome animals on an exciting adventure with your grandchild as you river raft, swim and hike through the wild landscapes of Costa Rica together.

Discover the ancient ruins of the Maya people and learn about the importance of water to their cities and way of life. Meet local archaeologists for a scientific look into Maya culture.