We are delighted to announce the publication of the 2023–2024 Oceanic Society Expeditions Catalog, which is now available online and in print. The 48-page full color catalog features 32 nature travel experiences to destinations worldwide, curated by Oceanic Society’s travel experts for departures in 2023 and beyond.
Highlights Include:
- 8 different snorkeling expeditions throughout Indonesia, including in Raja Ampat, the Banda Sea, and the Alor Archipelago, with options for both land-based and liveaboard trips.
- An epic journey through the western Indian Ocean from the Seychelles to the Swahili coast of Africa.
- New expeditions to swim with humpback whales on the Silver Bank, in addition to our Tonga humpback whale expeditions that will resume soon.
- Opportunities for face-to-face encounters with gray whales, whale sharks, and other ocean wildlife in Baja California.
- Our mainstay snorkeling trips in Palau and Micronesia, Belize, Honduras, Nicaragua, Panama, and Puerto Rico, plus new opportunities to snorkel Cuba’s Gardens of the Queen.
- Wildlife-focused adventures on land in Borneo, Brazil, Costa Rica, and Kenya.
- Unique ocean volunteer vacations in Puerto Rico, Belize, Trinidad, and Palau to help study and protect sea turtles, coral reefs, manatees, and more.
- And more!
Download a free digital copy today, or request a free print version by mail (for those located in the U.S.).
Travel that Supports Ocean Conservation
Oceanic Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to ocean conservation, and our nature travel program is one of the pillars of our work to improve ocean health. Beyond the incredible experiences we facilitate for our travelers, every trip we lead aims to support ocean conservation in the places we visit in a variety of ways:
- We partner with local nonprofits, researchers, and tour operators who are committed to ocean conservation to assure that our travel dollars have a positive impact in every location we visit.
- We fund the removal of an average of 200 pounds of plastic from the marine environment for every traveler we serve through our innovative Traveler Plastic Pollution Offset Program.
- We provide small grants for ocean research and conservation work by our travel partners through our Expeditions Impact Fund.
- We reinvest any profits we earn into our global ocean conservation programs that protect sea turtles, fight plastic pollution, improve access to nature experiences, and more.
We hope to see you out in nature soon!
