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BAJA CALIFORNIA: AMONG THE GREAT WHALES
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| Description: The National Geographic Sea Bird can reach places inaccessible to larger ships due to its small size. Seeing grey whales in their natural habitat is one of the highlights of this seven night voyage. In the Sea of Cortez whales, dolphins, sea lions, blue-footed boobies, huge cardon cacti, mangroves and sand dunes are among the wonders that are encountered. |
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2012 DATES AND RATES (GBP per person)
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CAT. 1 |
CAT. 2 |
CAT. 3 |
CAT. 1
SOLO |
CAT. 2
SOLO |
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JAN 21, 28;
FEB 04, 11, 18, 25;
MAR 03, 10, 17;
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£3495 |
£3980 |
£4305 |
£5325 |
£5875 |
Note: Some departures travel in reverse from La Paz to San Carlos, making all the same stops. |
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Class: Expedition ship • Capacity: 62 passengers • Overall Length: 152 feet • Cabins: 31 outside cabins with windows, private facilities and climate controls • Facilities: Library; lounge with full-service bar; observation deck; partially covered sun deck; dining room; spa; doctor • Expedition Equipment: Zodiac landing craft; bow camera; hydrophone; kayaks; snorkelling equipment; Splash-Cam; underwater video camera; video microscope; wetsuits; undersea specialist; video chronicler.
Click for deck plan
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Additional costs (per person)
Flights: London to La Paz: From £755 • Personal Items: Alcoholic beverages; emails; laundry; voyage DVD etc; discretionary tips to ships crew
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