Women in the Wild

In Churchill, Canada, discover the magic of the aurora borealis from exclusive private viewing locations (in heated comfort), go dog sledding and snowshoeing, and hear stories from Indigenous women elders.

In the highlands of Central Mexico, walk in the footsteps of Cathy Aguado, discoverer of the monarchs' migration site in 1975. Ride horseback through the forest to the butterfly sanctuaries, and soak in historic hot springs.

Explore the lowland rainforest of Tortuguero on private boat cruises, spot birds and monkeys in the cloud forest, see sea turtles on Corcovado's wild beaches, and learn about the contributions of women conservationists.

On our flagship polar bear tour, come away awed by this charismatic apex predator. You'll also be inspired by the exploits of women researchers and pioneers who have made crucial contributions in the Canadian North.

Unveil centuries of history as our all-women group travels to Peru's Lost City of the Incas for an in-depth encounter with this remarkable archaeological phenomenon—plus the Inca heritage of the Sacred Valley of the Urubamba River.

On our rural sojourn in the Cotswold Hills, wander scenic footpaths through meadows filled with sheep and wildflowers, enjoy private garden tours, explore picture-postcard villages, and stay at historic luxury manor houses.

Guided by a top Expedition Leader who is one of few women safari guides in South Africa, scout for the Big Five and more on protected private reserves, and enjoy supreme comfort (including fine wines) at our intimate lodges.

Discover the wild wonders of the world’s first national park as we search for bison, moose, foxes, grizzlies and wolves, and meet women making important contributions as biologists, researchers and conservationists.

Via chartered bush plane from Homer, cross Cook Inlet and stay in comfort at our private fly-in base camp in Lake Clark National Park, where we view brown bears safely up close under the expert guidance of women naturalist guides.

Discover little-known corners of Europe on our intimate journey—soak up the sun on the Dalmatian coast, indulge in fine local food and wine, and explore unspoiled alpine regions filled with wildflowers and waterfalls.

See beluga whales at arm’s length by Zodiac and kayak, search for polar bears among the tundra wildflowers, and hear stories from local women including Indigenous voices and researchers studying climate change.

Inspired by Iceland's positive, pro-women values, discover its natural geological phenomena as we hike over lava, survey glaciers, watch whales in the far-flung Westfjords, and enjoy the whimsical antics of Atlantic puffins.

In a far-flung corner of Greenland, discover a stunning world of rock, sea and ice as we explore by Zodiac, kayak and on foot from our deluxe expedition camp; hear about life in the Arctic from Inuit women, plus the exploits of women explorers.

Among granite peaks and sparkling lakes, walk mountain trails among wildflowers, scout for wildlife, and discover natural and cultural history on an alpine adventure in neighboring national parks, led by passionate women naturalists.

Savor nature, culture and classic cuisine on our paddling idyll through romantic wine country. Kayak the mellow Douro River past centuries-old vineyards, and learn about the first woman to head a Port producing-company.

Explore enchanting red rock landscapes on an itinerary that weaves together the most scenic settings of Arizona’s high desert—including a classic train journey to the Grand Canyon’s South Rim through the world's largest Ponderosa pine forest.

From the koalas of Kangaroo Island to the rugged ranges of Tasmania, go down under to look for intriguing native wildlife with a top woman Expedition Leader, and meet women researchers doing important conservation work.

Make giant friendships at sea on Mexico's Baja Peninsula! Delight in close-range interactions with mother and calf gray whales during their annual migration, and be inspired by our all-women guide team.