Welcome to Cruises For Nature

On the following pages you will find a selection of cruises where we have chosen itineraries of particular interest to the birdwatcher, naturalist and photographer. On these cruises you will be escorted by one of our team of professional guides who will be with you for the complete holiday. In our small group, you will have personal attention from our leader who will be there to help with identifying the wildlife, looking after you on the ship and making sure that your holiday runs as smoothly as possible. For each of these holidays the price includes the flights from London and some include extra excursions and accommodation before and after the cruise. Once you have made the booking we will provide you with comprehensive joining instructions, species lists and past tour reports. Antarctica still proves to be the most popular of our escorted cruises but all of the others offer their own unique and amazing experiences.


		The Enchanted Islands The Galapagos Islands with Tandayapa, Ecuador – Escorted Wildlife & Photography Tour 25 September 2008 to 8 October 2008 From £3,699 The Galapagos Islands are situated 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador and are the home of some of the world’s most confiding and photogenic wildlife. Most of the islands of this archipelago were set aside in 1934, by the government of Ecuador, as a wildlife sanctuary.

		The Enchanted Islands The Galapagos Islands with Tandayapa, Ecuador – Escorted Wildlife & Photography Tour 30 October 2008 to 12 November 2008 From £3,699 The Galapagos Islands are situated 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador and are the home of some of the world’s most confiding and photogenic wildlife. Most of the islands of this archipelago were set aside in 1934, by the government of Ecuador, as a wildlife sanctuary.

		Western Pacific Odyssey New Zealand, Norfolk Island, New Caledonia, Solomon Islands, Caroline Islands, Mariana Islands & Japan – Escorted Wildlife & Photography Tour 14 March 2009 to 19 April 2009 From £4,999 Cruise with us from New Zealand to Japan, on a 4,000 mile transect of the western Pacific Ocean! On this phenomenal voyage we shall visit remote islands, search for rare and endemic species, and see numbers of the world’s diverse seabirds.

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