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What we do

Gondwana Ecotours specializes in small-group, guided tours to bucket-list destinations around the world. Sustainability is front of mind and we are constantly working towards reducing our environmental footprint, both globally and locally.

Our itineraries are carefully curated to include unique and fun activities that are grounded in meaningful encounters with nature, wildlife, and local culture, and that are physically suitable for most travelers.

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My trip was absolutely amazing and I commend this company on how eco friendly they are. The guide was so knowledgeable and caring. My group all became best of friends. If you’re looking for a tour that you can count on...this is the company you should use!

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How We Travel

We are committed to providing environmentally sustainable travel. As of 2021, all of our tours are certifiably carbon neutral. Travel is a privilege that we don't take for granted and we make a point to support local programs that are focused on preservation and/or sustainability in an effort to reduce our collective footprint.

We invite you to join us on one of our upcoming adventures, whether it's catching the Northern Lights in Alaska, visiting endangered gorillas in Rwanda, or enjoying a traditional asado BBQ in Patagonia.

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The Travel Journal

  1. Alaska: Navigating the Inside Passage

    The Inside Passage The Inside Passage is a network of waterways running from Washington State’s Puget Sound in the south, northwards along the Pacific coast of British Columbia, and through the Alaska panhandle to Skagway, Alaska. The Inside Passage is a natural, sheltered sea route extending for more than 1,000 miles.  It is the route generally used by coastal shipping

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  2. Natural Landmarks of Norway

    Norway is not only rich in fascinating history but also in its natural beauty. The breathtaking physical landscape has been shaped by thousands of years of glaciation, just like the rich cultural landscape has been shaped by the people who have lived there. This blog explores the natural landmarks of Norway and some of the key places to visit.  

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  3. Kayak A Wildlife Paradise

    Kenai Fjords National Park is a must-visit destination in Alaska. Its landscapes— shaped over millennia by glaciers, icefields, and ocean storms— are picturesque sights with deep fjords, rugged mountains, and cascading waterfalls. One of the best ways to discover this area is by kayaking, which offers a serene and up-close exploration of the park’s coastline and waters as you navigate

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