The judges have spoken, and the votes are in! We’re proud to announce the winners of the 2026 Global Ocean…
Each winter, something remarkable happens along the Pacific coast of Baja California Sur, Mexico. After one of the longest migrations…
Over eight days in May 2026, our group traveled to Trinidad’s northeast coast for one of the most immersive conservation…
I’ve made a habit of starting my mornings outside. Most days, that looks like walking my dog before the neighborhood…
Just a few hours from the U.S. mainland, Puerto Rico offers something most travelers never find: a single island where…
We’re excited to announce that six newly tagged leatherbacks are now live on our satellite-tracking platform. Some turtles have already…
On Sunday, April 19, 2026, the sky was clear, the seas were calm, and our passengers were eager for adventure.…
While cruising through Loreto Bay National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its exceptional diversity of marine mammals,…
Every year, our oceans absorb something they were never meant to hold: millions of tons of plastic. It collects in…
It was the Olympic break in the middle of an NHL season, and Colorado Avalanche forward Parker Kelly had just…
We’re thrilled to share some exciting news from one of Oceanic Society’s long-term partners in Belize. Turneffe Flats was recently…
There’s a question we often hear from travelers considering their first liveaboard trip to Raja Ampat: “I’m in my 60s…
We are thrilled to welcome Jessica Bragdon — entrepreneur, advocate, and lifelong steward of the natural world — as our…
Since 1969, Oceanic Society has been connecting people with extraordinary ocean wildlife, ecosystems, and communities—not just to experience them, but…
Beach cleanups are an effective and accessible way for people and communities to get involved in supporting healthier oceans. By…