See Galápagos as Darwin did—aboard an expedition ship equipped to give you the most engaging experience possible. Voyage from island to island and make fresh discoveries daily on our 10-day expedition. Hike, kayak, and Zodiac cruise to and around intriguing islands. In the 50+ years we’ve been exploring here, we’ve introduced generations of guests to the magic and mystery of Galápagos.

JULY 1, 2022: U.S./GUAYAQUIL, ECUADOR

Depart U.S. and arrive Guayaquil by late evening; transfer to the Hilton Oro Verde Guayaquil, where we spend the night.

JULY 2: GUAYAQUIL / GALÁPAGOS / EMBARK

After the 1 1⁄2-hour flight to the Galápagos, we’ll immediately board the ship. Over the course of the week, our exact routing depends on the National Park Service. (B, L, D)

JULY 3-8: GALÁPAGOS ISLANDS

The following is a representative sample of the islands we may visit during your week on board:

SAN CRISTOBAL Search for red-footed boobies and the endemic mockingbird and lava lizard—found only on this easternmost island and dig your toes into the powdery white sand at a gorgeous beach fronted by iconic Kicker Rock. Explore Baquerizo Moreno, where sea lions thrive in the middle of town. ESPAÑOLA See swallow-tailed gulls, Española mockingbirds, Nazca boobies and, seasonally, the world’s only

population of waved albatross at this birdy paradise also home to vividly colored marine iguanas. Watch sea lions on the wide sand beach, and snorkel offshore, at Gardner Bay. FLOREANA Follow a trail past a rose pink-tinted lagoon frequented by flamingos. Snorkel among sea lions and abundant fish, or cruise along Champion Islet by

GALÁPAGOS JULY 1-10, 2022 | ABOARD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ENDEAVOUR II

DUKE FACULTY LEADER: DOUGLAS P. NOWACEK

Zodiac. Visit the famous barrel at Post Office Bay.

SANTA CRUZ Visit Puerto Ayora, the largest town and head-quarters of both the Galápagos National Park and Charles Darwin Research Station. See the monument to Lonesome George and tour the giant tortoise breeding corrals. See the giant tortoises roaming in the wild in the lush, green highlands.

SANTIAGO Explore tide pools and look for fur seals sheltered in quiet grottos of black basalt. Swim, snorkel, kayak and paddleboard along Santiago’s spectacular coast, and explore an enchanting coastal forest where Charles Darwin once walked.

BARTOLOMÉ Climb the steps to the summit of this 300-foot volcanic wonderland for stunning views. Explore, swim and snorkel from the beach. You might even see Galápagos penguins, one of world’s rarest.

GENOVESA Sail across the Equator to the remote northern realm of the Galápagos, surrounded by warmer tropical waters.

JULY 9: GALÁPAGOS / DISEMBARK / GUAYAQUIL

Disembark and return to Guayaquil. The late afternoon and evening are free to explore the city. Overnight at the Hilton Oro Verde Guayaquil. (B)

JULY 10, 2022: GUAYAQUIL / HOME

Transfer to the airport for flights home. (B)

JULY 3-8: AS PER GALÁPAGOS ITINERARY.

JULY 9: GALÁPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL/LIMA, PERU Depart Galápagos this morning and fly to Lima, Peru. Over-night at the conveniently located Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport Hotel. (B,L)

JULY 10: LIMA/CUSCO/SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCA This morning we board our flight over the Andes to Cusco. Upon arrival, drive through the fabled and fertile Urubamba Valley to Moray—a visually stunning Inca site known for its agricultural terraces. After lunch and an opportunity to experience a local market, check-in at Sol y Luna for two nights. This serene Relais & Chateaux hotel entices with individual adobe casitas set in a verdant garden. (B,L,D)

JULY 11: SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCA Spend the day exploring the archaeological sites and culture of the Sacred Valley in the company of National Geographic expert Peter Frost, who has lived and worked in Peru for decades. He (or occasionally a colleague, if he is in the field) joins us for a talk at the hotel and continues with us to Ollantaytambo, where massive stone walls stand sentry over a thriving Inca community. Lunch is nearby at a working, family-owned hacienda. Here we are also treated to a show of Peruvian Paso horses, and National Geographic grantee Nilda Callañaupa, founder of El Centro de Textiles Tradicionales de Cusco, joins us to demonstrate Inca weaving traditions. Dinner tonight it at the hotel. (B,L,D)

JULY 12: SACRED VALLEY/MACHU PICCHU This morning marvel at the tropical Andean scenery and life along the river from the panoramic windows on the train to Machu Picchu—the Inca royal retreat famously introduced to the world by Hiram Bingham in the April 1913 issue of National Geographic magazine. Set at less than 8,000 feet, the sanctuary is set in a tropical mountain forest with diverse birds and orchids. Check-in at the historic 31-room Belmond Sanctuary

Lodge, adjacent to the World Heritage site, with the leisure to explore over the two days in the company of our hand-picked tour director and local guides. We linger after day-visitors are long gone. Lunch and dinner are at the Hotel's private Tampu Restaurant. (B,L,D)

JULY 13: MACHU PICCHU/CUSCO Awaken this morning at Machu Picchu, where our options include an early hike to the Sun Gate, the ancient final check-point to the Machu Picchu on the Inca Trail. After lunch, return through the valley to Cusco, center of the Inca universe and a burgeoning Andean cultural capital. Check-in at the Belmond Hotel Monasterio for two nights in the ancient heart of Cusco. Like many colonial-era buildings, our hotel—founded as a monastery in 1592—stands atop a fountain in the Inca-carved stone. (B,L,D)

JULY 14: CUSCO Explore the magnificently ornate 17th-century cathedral and Plaza de Armas, the sacred Inca Temple of the Sun and other treasures of Cusco this morning. Visit nearby Sacsayhuaman, where impressive terrace walls, some of the finest stonework we've seen yet, command views over the city. Relax, shop, or visit Cusco's many churches and museums this afternoon. Dinner is on your own tonight. (B,L)

JULY 15: CUSCO/LIMA Return to vibrant, coastal Lima this morning, where on a tour we stroll the Plaza Mayor and delight in a private farewell lunch with a special musical presentation at Casa Aliaga—in the same family for 17 generations. After a visit to the extraordinary Larco Museum, dedicated to pre-Columbian art, check-in at Belmond Miraflores Park, set along a fashionable seaside promenade. Dinner is on your own. (B,L)

JULY 16, 2022: LIMA/U.S. After breakfast, transfer to the airport for flights home. (B)

PERU'S LAND OF THE INCA OPTIONAL POST-VOYAGE EXTENSION 16 DAYS | 15 NIGHTS | JULY 1-16, 2022

DUKE FACULTY LEADER: DOUGLAS P. NOWACEK

Douglas P. Nowacek has several appointments and affiliations at Duke University. He is Randolph K. Repass and Sally-Christine Rodgers Professor of Marine Conservation Technology in Duke’s Nicholas School of the Environment; Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering in Duke’s Edmund T. Pratt, Jr. School of Engineering; Professor at Duke Marine Lab; and Faculty Network Member of The Energy Initiative. Doug earned his Ph.D. in a joint program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution in 1999, and his B.A. at Ohio Wesleyan University in 1991. His experience lies in marine mammals, technology development,

bioacoustics, behavioral ecology, foraging ecology. Sound propagates very efficiently through sea water, and marine mammals take advantage of this medium to communicate and explore their environment. His research is focused on the link between acoustic and motor behavior in marine mammals, primarily cetaceans and manatees, specifically, how they use sound in ecological processes. The cetaceans, or whales and dolphins, are divided into two main groups, the toothed whales (odontocetes) and the baleen whales (mysticetes). Doug has conducted bioacoustic and behavioral research with several species from both groups. Other focal points of Doug’s current research are the effects of anthropogenic ocean noise on marine mammals and the development of technologies for marine conservation research.

GALÁPAGOS 10 DAY / 9 NIGHTS EXPEDITION ABOARD NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ENDEAVOUR II COST PER PERSON / DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

CAT. 1 CAT. 2 CAT. 3 CAT. 4 Suite A Suite B Suite C

$ 7,710 $ 8,990 $ 9,990 $ 11,210 $ 13,480 $ 14,540 $ 15,290

COST PER PERSON SINGLE OCCUPANCY CAT 2 SOLO CAT 3 SOLO

$ 11,420 $ 12,650

OPTIONAL PERU EXTENSION DOUBLE OCCUPANCY

SINGLE OCCUPANCY

ADDITIONAL COST PER PERSON: $ 6,200 $ 7,630

SPECIAL OFFERS:

BRING THE KIDS: Sharing an expedition with your kids or grandkids is a life‐enhancing experience. Take $500 off the double occupancy price for each person under the age of 18.

COMPLIMENTARY BAR TAB AND WI-FI (UP TO 1 HOUR PER DAY)

COST INCLUDES: Seven nights’ accommodations aboard ship; meals as indicated; all beverages aboard ship including alcohol; shore excursions; sightseeing and park fees; two nights’ hotel accommodations in Guayaquil with breakfast; transfers for guests using group flights; services of Lindblad Expeditions’ Leader, naturalist staff, expert guides, and ship’s doctor; use of kayaks, standup paddle boards, snorkeling gear and wet suits; all port charges and service taxes; gratuities to local guides; and free WiFi onboard – up to one hour a day per person. PERU EXTENSION: Seven hotel nights, meals indicated, transfers if traveling on group flights, sightseeing, porterage, services of local guide and tour escort, tips to local guides, drivers and tour escort, taxes and service charges.

NOT INCLUDED: Airfare; meals not indicated as included; passport and visa expenses; travel protection plan; personal items such as laundry, certain premium brands of alcohol, voyage DVD, etc.; and discretionary tips to ship’s crew. PERU EXTENSION: Airfare, meals not indicated as included, alcoholic beverages, personal items.

ADVANCE PAYMENT: $1,000 per person ADVANCE PAYMENT: GALÁPAGOS + PERU EXTENSION: $1,500 per person

IMPORTANT FLIGHT INFORMATION: International and internal Ecuador tickets must be issued separately for all Galápagos voyages. Sample International Airfares: Round-trip Miami/Guayaquil – Economy from $500; Business from $1,050. Sample Internal Airfares: Guayaquil/Galápagos: Adult from $520; Children (under 12) from $260. Must be purchased from Lindblad Expeditions. Call for sample Peru airfare. Airfares are subject to change.

CANCELLATION POLICY # of Days Prior to Expedition Start Per Person Cancellation Fee 120 or more days $350 119-90 days Advance Payment 89-60 days 25 % of trip cost 59-45 days 50% of trip cost 44-0 days No Refund

FOR RESERVATIONS, CONTACT: Duke Travels

Phone: (919) 684-2988 Email: duketravels@duke.edu

MAIN DECK

GALLEYRESTAURANT

WCWC

327 325 321 319

330 328 326 324

317 315 313

318 316 314

311

322 320

LOUNGE DECK

LOUNGEWC

BAR

ZODIAC BOARDING

229 227 225 221

228 226 224 222

219 217 215 213 211 209 207 205 203 201

218 216 214 208 206 204 202

UPPER DECK

DOCTOR’S OFFICE

RECEPTION DESK

EXPEDITION GEAR

415 413 411 409

418422 420 416 414 412

BRIDGE DECK

GYM & SPA

GLOBALGALLERY

LIBRARY BRIDGE

OBSERVATION DECK

CATEGORY 1: Upper Deck, Forward #201, 202

CATEGORY 2: Upper Deck #211, 213-219, 221, 222, 224-229

CATEGORY 3: Lounge Deck #311, 313-319, 321, 322, 324, 326, 328, 330

CATEGORY 4: Bridge Deck #409, 411-414, 416, 418

SUITE A: Lounge Deck, Mid-Ship #320—with two windows, larger bath, armchair. Connecting door to #322.

SUITE B: Bridge Deck, Mid-Ship #420, 422—with two floor-to-ceil-ing windows, larger bath, convertible sofa for a third person.

SUITE C: Bridge Deck, Mid-Ship #415—with two large windows, larger bath, separate sitting area with convertible sofa for a third person and armchairs, largest cabin on ship.

CATEGORY 2 SOLO: Upper Deck #203-209

CATEGORY 3 SOLO: Lounge Deck #325, 327

CAPACITY: 96 guests in 52 outside cabins. REGISTRY: Ecuador. OVERALL LENGTH: 236 feet.

PUBLIC AREAS: Forward lounge and bar accommodating all guests for presentations and gatherings, restaurant, large library with Mac kiosks, open-air observation deck, underwater gear area, and an open bridge, where guests can meet the captain and officers and learn about navigation.

MEALS: Served in a single, unassigned seating in a sociable, informal atmosphere with Ecuadorian flair.

CABINS: All face outside with large windows, and feature twin beds that convert to a queen. With private facilities and climate control, nightstands, desk, and storage. Seven sets of cabins with a connecting door.

EXPEDITION EQUIPMENT: Zodiacs, a glass-bottom boat, kayaks and paddleboards, snorkel gear and wet suits for both adults and children, video microscope and underwater video camera.

SPECIAL FEATURES: Shipboard doctor, certified photo instructor, video chronicler, Global Explorers family program, snorkel instruction, Wi-Fi access, laundry service, Global Gallery.

WELLNESS: LEXSpa and fitness center, exercise classes, and wellness specialist.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ENDEAVOUR II

NOTE: All cabins feature the option of two twins or a queen bed, plus large window(s), desk, chair, and closet.

CONNECTING CABINS: #226/228, 227/229, 315/317, 316/318, 320/322, 411/413, 416/418

TRIPLE OCCUPANCY: #224, 225, 326, 328 with fold down third bed, Suites B and C with convertible sofa bed. Third person rates are one-half per person double occupancy rate.

SHARED ACCOMMODATIONS: Shares can be arranged at the double occupancy rate in Categories 1 and 2.

Clockwise from top: National Geographic Endeavour II features 52 cabins accommodating 96 guests; the new lounge’s panoramic windows ensure stunning Galápagos views; a typical category 4 cabin.

/ Indicates adjoining cabins

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Box 90572 Durham, NC 27708

Phone: 919-684-2988 Email: duketravels@duke.edu

RESERVATION FORM

GALÁPAGOS | JULY 1-10, 2022

GALÁPAGOS + PERU | JULY 1-16, 2022

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