Extraordinary places, raw landscapes, and true exploration.
Expeditions combine access to some of the world’s most exciting or untouched regions with immersive ways of traveling, whether by ship, train, plane or overland.
From polar environments to dense rainforests and vast deserts, they offer a deeper connection to nature, wildlife, and cultures, shaped by discovery and a sense of the unknown.
extraordinary & Remote regions
By ship, rail, Plane or 4x4 overland
expert-led journeys
Wildlife and nature-focused exploration
EXPEDITION HIghlights
Expedition & Nature Impressions by Verdugo Travel
Explore some of the world’s most remote and extraordinary regions.
Explore the icy waters of the Arctic and Antarctic, travel through Scandinavia and Lapland, or discover Central America’s dense rainforests. Cross vast deserts overland, embark on iconic rail journeys, or experience wildlife in some of the planet’s most untouched regions.
In Lapland, experience winter in its purest form, from dogsledding to nights under the northern lights. Travel by train across remote landscapes or venture deep into the wilderness by 4x4.
Each expedition takes you beyond the familiar, shaped by raw landscapes, expert guidance, and the spirit of true exploration.
TRAVEL STYLES
TRAVEL INSPIRATION
Antarctica
A rite of passage
Whale Watching
The Gentle Giants
Why we love Whale Watching
We are whale watching addicts and when it comes to wildlife it is our favourite thing to do. We have undertaken whale watching in various parts of the world and continually seek out new places to witness our beloved whales.
What amazes us every time, is the fact that whales are the largest animals on Earth, yet they radiate a unique sense of grace and elegance that sets them apart from all other animals. The feeling of joy and humbleness when you spot a blow or the fluke of whale close to your boat or on the distant horizon is still indescribable to us.
Why we love Antarctica
Antarctica is a place like no other – the driest, windiest, and coldest place on Earth, often referred to as the seventh continent. To sail through the infamous Drake Passage for two days and nights and simply 'be a guest' in Antarctica, a continent that belongs to nature and wildlife. To get there is a "rite of passage".
To reflect, and realize where you are, is a feeling that's hard to put into words. What also stood out for us were the other guests. We had the pleasure of meeting many like-minded travelers who shared the same passion. Most of us met as strangers and left as friends. It was an experience we will never forget.
