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G Adventures and Nat Geo unveil 32 Signature itineraries


Samantha Mayling


G Adventures and National Geographic Expeditions have revealed details of their new range of high-end trips, departing from January 2027. The National Geographic


Signature with G Adventures programme features 32 itineraries across 28 destinations, ranging in duration from one week to 19 days. The countries covered by the routes include Peru, Japan, Costa


Rica, Morocco, Vietnam and Palau, in the Pacific – a new destination for G Adventures. Each trip includes ‘signature


moments’, which are designed to bring National Geographic’s heritage of exploration to life. They include conservation experiences in Cambodia, cultural encounters in Morocco, and private or early- access visits to the Amman Citadel and Costa Rica’s canopy walkways. Travellers will be accompanied by National Geographic leaders


Palau Pacific Resort


and experts such as biologists, conservationists, historians, archaeologists and photographers. Every booking supports the


National Geographic Society, with the trips visiting initiatives run by the non-profit organisation, such as women’s weaving cooperatives in Peru, community-led culinary projects in Egypt and conservation programmes such as giant-clam planting in Palau. A 12-day exploration of Peru


taking in Lima, Machu Picchu and


the Amazon starts at £7,449, while a nine-day marine conservation- focused trip in Palau costs from £7,099. The prices exclude flights. A 10-day itinerary that


visits Beijing, the Great Wall of China, Xi’an, Chengdu and the Gobi Desert costs from £5,149, excluding flights. Accommodation options


range from safari camps and eco-lodges to vineyard stays, riads and boutique beach retreats. gadventures.com


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