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Follow in Darwin's Footsteps This Summer in the Galapagos

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May 30, 2012 at 2:04 PM | by | Comments (0)

The Center For Responsible Travel (CREST), a non-profit established to transform the way the world travels, has announced an eight-day voyage to the Galapagos led by Darwin expert William Durham.

The sailing trip, which was jointly organized with eco-yacht operator Ecoventura, will take place from August 5- 12, 2012 and will include stops in Darwin Bay, Tagus Cove, Isabella, Rabida Island, Santa Fe Island, and the Darwin Station of Highlands of Santa Cruz.

Throughout the journey, travelers will be able to experience the unique wildlife of the Galapagos via snorkeling and kayaking. The trip will also include discussions and hands-on learning opportunities on each excursion.

Prices start at $4,765 which includes all meals, accommodations, in-country flights and transfers, guide services, shore excursions, use of wet suits, snorkeling equipment and sea kayaks, lectures and more. All proceeds from the trip will also go to benefit CREST and their mission.

For more information about the Galapagos Charter Club package, visit ResponsibleTravel.org.

[Photo: National Geographic]

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