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The vessel Petrel has finished its comprehensive dry dock maintenance in Guayaquil and is now operational in the Galapagos Islands. Throughout the eight-week renovation period, the upscale catamaran underwent substantial enhancements to its onboard facilities, navigation systems, and sustainable practices.

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We announce the first landing on Snow Hill Island of the 2023-24 Antarctic season, visiting one of the largest emperor penguin colonies on Earth.

Argentina debuts Latin America's first solar train (Volcán to Tilcara, from March 1, 2024). Garganta del Diablo Walkway in Iguazu undergoes two months of maintenance, and a luxury camp near Perito Moreno Glacier in Patagonia opens from December 1, 2023.

The well-known biodiversity and scientific significance of the Galapagos Islands extend far beneath the surface, as a recent deep-water expedition has unveiled.

It is one of the most prestigious polo tournaments in the world. it consists of three high-level tournamnts that take place during the polo season.

Over several decades, an ongoing initiative to revive Galapagos giant tortoises has been reshaping the landscape of Española Island.

The Galapagos Conservation Trust "Connecting with Nature" program facilitates young people in the Galapagos to encounter the extraordinary plant and animal life in their surroundings, cultivating an affection for the natural world and promoting steadfast sustainability values.

Formerly inhabited by some of the most renowned Galapagos wildlife, Floreana has suffered severe damage from invasive species. We are backing an extremely ambitious initiative to rejuvenate the island and bring it back to its previous splendor.

"Iguanas from Above" represents a groundbreaking endeavor that blends drone technology with citizen science to oversee the well-being of marine iguana populations in the Galapagos.