years of operation
memorable tours
travelers from around the world
continents visited
In 2021, we’ll be gathering a select group of guests to view the December 4 solar eclipse at the furthest possible point from their everyday lives: deep in the heart of Antarctica.
Its slopes etched with rivers of hardened lava, Kilauea is one of the five volcanoes that form the Big Island of Hawaii, rising 1,300 m (4,200 ft) above the Pacific. In Kilauea’s fiery depths, according to traditional Hawaiian beliefs, dwells Pele, the goddess of volcanoes.
There are two key things to know about the aurora borealis: It’s a phenomenon everyone should experience once in their lives, and once you’ve seen those spectacular multi-hued lights shimmering across the northern sky, you’ll definitely want to see them again.
Enter your name and email below to sign up for future tour updates.
