Our Pacific Northwest expeditions transit remarkable diversity – from lush farmlands to dense forests, from stark desertscapes to the brimming beds of Victoria’s sumptuous Butchart Gardens. And all along the way, like a welcome and personal soundtrack, we have the company of our Naturalists and Historians – to explain and animate the life of this region for us.

The mighty sweep and grandeur of the big Northwestern waterways. The enchanted realm of the pristine San Juan Islands. The grand traditions and rich art forms of the Pacific Northwest tribes. The still, clear waters of Johnstone Strait, a haven for breaching orcas. The unexpected pleasures of discovering seldom-visited portions of the British Columbia coast. On our “Islands and Wildlife of the Pacific Northwest” expedition, we voyage on the legendary waters of the Pacific Northwest much as Captains Cook and Vancouver did – to see where they go. And to observe the richness and diversity of the life in those waters and along their coasts.

Head into Lewis & Clark country with us and you’ll see a landscape that much as it did when they saw it two centuries ago. You’ll climb a mountain by voyaging up a river – and watch the Columbia change character as we journey from habitation into the sculptural wilds of steppe and butte, exploring the pristine reaches of the Snake and Palouse Rivers, pushing deeper upriver until we hit the Washington-Idaho border. Instead of Sacajawea along the trail, you’ll have the equally knowledgeable company of expert Historians and Naturalists. You’ll relive, “In the Wake of Lewis & Clark” on an expedition of your own, a vital chapter in our nation’s history. Best of all, you’ll be part of the current Lewis & Clark Bicentennial “fever,” without getting caught in tourist throngs or traffic!

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