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Incredible Wildlife Experiences
in our Own Backyard

Our expeditions in North America are timed with the seasons so that we can encounter iconic wildlife at its best. Winter finds us in Baja California, watching California gray whales that have just finished the world’s longest migration route in order to breed in the balmy waters of Magdalena Bay. In spring, we head for Alaska with the humpbacks and observe their fascinating feeding rituals alongside naturalists. We catch sight of grizzlies and bighorn sheep roaming among the summer wildflowers in Yellowstone and Grand Teton, and take in magical winter vistas in Yellowstone that make it easy to spot elk and bison. There’s so much to see on our naturalist-led North American wildlife trips. Read on to find out more!

Follow North America’s
Wildlife with Us

Alaska’s Inside Passage

| 8 DAYS |

Kayak mist-shrouded fjords, ride Zodiacs to tidewater glaciers, hike islands teeming with wildlife, and meet with whale researchers to learn about humpbacks.

Be on the lookout for...

Bald eagles, orca whales, humpback whales, and brown bears

Wild Baja Escape:
The Whales of Magdalena Bay

| 6 DAYS |

Observe California gray whale mothers and their calves at close range, and learn about whale behavior, seabird migrations, and more from experienced naturalists on a voyage along Baja’s Pacific coast.

Be on the lookout for...

Gray whales, sea lions, frigatebirds, osprey, and more

Winter Wildlife in Yellowstone

| 6 DAYS |

Witness elk and bison foraging in the snow and see Yellowstone’s geothermal wonders set off by wintry landscapes. Schedules permitting, meet with an Emmy award-winning wildlife cinematographer.

Be on the lookout for...

Bison, elk, coyotes, eagles, wolves, and more

Yellowstone and Grand Teton
National Parks

| 8 DAYS |

Watch for wildlife on a float down the Snake River, join a naturalist on safari in Yellowstone’s remote valleys, and meet with a renowned wildlife photographer in his home studio.

Be on the lookout for...

Brown bears, bison, bighorn sheep, and elusive gray wolves

For Your Well-being

National Geographic Expeditions is resuming trips with multiple layers of health and safety measures developed considering guidance from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), and other health experts. With this guidance, we have reimagined the National Geographic Expeditions experience. A full list of our current health and safety protocols are available on our website.

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