National Geographic Signature with G Adventures continues global expansion with 17 extraordinary new expeditions

 

 

National Geographic Signature with G Adventures is expanding its fast-growing high-end collection of expeditions with 17 new itineraries, responding to growing demand for travel that combines rare access, expert insight and meaningful connections with local communities.

 

The latest additions bring the total number of trips to 67 across 48 destinations, building on Signature’s philosophy of redefining luxury travel through deeper, more immersive experiences in some of the world’s most fascinating destinations. As part of this vision, Signature is also leading the way in bringing community tourism into the luxury travel space, creating opportunities for travelers to connect with local people, cultures and traditions while helping tourism deliver lasting benefits to the communities that host them.

 

Whether that’s visiting an Indigenous community-owned African elephant sanctuary in Kenya to understand community-led conservation, learning about Iceland’s restless geology with a volcanologist or venturing beneath the earth into New Zealand’s Waitomo Glowworm Caves with a renowned ecologist, itineraries are crafted to deliver an exceptional blend of authenticity and exploration.

 

Yves Marceau, VP Product at G Adventures, said:

 

“The overwhelmingly positive response to National Geographic Signature with G Adventures has demonstrated travelers are looking for trips that align strongly with their values. They still expect outstanding service and comfort, but increasingly they’re looking for experiences that broaden their perspective. Signature speaks to a generation of travelers who want to return home with a richer understanding of the world.”

 

A defining feature of every Signature departure is the unparalleled access that accompanies each journey. Travelers are accompanied by National Geographic Expedition Experts – leaders in fields including photography, conservation, wildlife biology, geology, archaeology, history and more – who offer behind-the-scenes insights unmatched on other tours. Each trip is also led by a highly experienced National Geographic Expedition Leader, whose local knowledge and storytelling provide the context that brings each destination to life.

 

Also central to the collection are Signature Moments – once-in-a-lifetime experiences created exclusively for these expeditions. From exploring Norway’s Fjord Centre alongside a curator to cooking with a world-renowned chef in Morocco, these encounters offer insider access to museums, historic landmarks and research initiatives, with behind-the-scenes experiences with National Geographic grantees and local guides.

 

New Signature trips include:

 

Signature: Kenya’s Wildlife & Cultural Heritage

 

Experience the wild heart of Kenya on an eight-day journey through landscapes where extraordinary wildlife and generations of conservation go hand in hand. Explore the sweeping plains of Samburu and the Masai Mara on unforgettable safari drives, then visit Reteti – an Indigenous community-owned African elephant sanctuary – for its rare insight into community-led conservation. As night falls, learn to navigate the African sky through stories shared by local naturalists before enjoying a community sourced meal with the inspiring women of Amani ya Juu.
 

Signature: New Zealand, Milford Sound & Māori Culture

 

From ancient Māori traditions to some of the world’s most spectacular scenery, this 13-day trip reveals New Zealand through the people and places that define it. Venture beneath the earth into the magical Waitomo Glowworm Caves with a leading ecologist before experiencing the warmth of a traditional Māori Hāngī. Cruise through Milford Sound, passing towering cliffs and cascading waterfalls, then spend an evening at pioneering eco-sanctuary Zealandia for a private dinner before a guided twilight wildlife trek. Search for rare Hector’s dolphins on a private Akaroa cruise and meet local hosts whose stories bring each location to life.
 

Signature: Rwanda’s Primate Kingdoms

 

Rwanda is a country shaped by resilience, extraordinary wildlife and a powerful sense of renewal. Over eight unforgettable days, gain a deeper understanding of its recent history during a private visit and discussion at the Kigali Genocide Memorial before meeting local artisans through a community weaving initiative that creates lasting social impact. Venture into the ancient forests of Nyungwe in search of wild chimpanzees, then continue to Volcanoes National Park to observe mountain gorillas and playful golden monkeys in their natural habitat. Along the way, hear from scientists leading vital gorilla conservation efforts and learn how the National Geographic Society has been supporting researchers and conservation leaders in Rwanda over the decades.
 

Signature: Sri Lanka’s Highlands, Yala & Galle

 

Discover the many sides of Sri Lanka on an 11-day adventure that moves effortlessly between misty tea country, historical UNESCO sites, wildlife-rich national parks and the island’s southern coast. Wander through rolling plantations during an immersive tea experience to learn every stage of production before heading into Yala National Park on a private safari in search of leopards, elephants and other iconic wildlife. Enjoy special access to the inner chamber of the Temple of the Sacred Tooth, one of the world’s most sacred Buddhist sites. Join a marine researcher to study coastal conservation, support traditional craftsmanship through a heritage weaving project and share a home-style lunch at a women-led social enterprise.
 

Signature: Iceland’s Winterscapes, Golden Circle & Northern Lights

 

Winter transforms Iceland into a landscape of striking contrasts, where volcanic forces meet glaciers, waterfalls and the Aurora Borealis. Over the course of this six-day trip, walk between the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates at Þingvellir before exploring the Hellisheiði Geothermal Power Plant on an exclusive private tour. Taste traditional rye bread baked beneath the earth at Laugarvatn Fontana and gain fresh insight into Iceland’s restless geology during a visit to the Lava Centre with a volcanologist. As darkness settles, head into the countryside in search of the Northern Lights, one of nature’s most spectacular displays.
 

Signature: Ecuador’s Amazon Rainforest & Andean Highlands

 

From the colonial streets of Quito to the lush Amazon rainforest, this seven-day adventure showcases Ecuador’s extraordinary diversity of scenery. Enjoy special after-hours access to the Intiñan Museum and discover the astronomical wisdom of the pre-Inca Quitu-Cara culture before crafting traditional marzipan inspired by local artistry. Venture deep into the Amazon with naturalists to spot wildlife from the forest canopy, then experience life on a historic Andean hacienda surrounded by dramatic mountain landscapes. In Otavalo, discover the stories behind the region’s celebrated embroidery traditions while exploring one of South America’s most famous markets.

Additional destinations featured in the latest release include India, Botswana, southern Africa, East Africa and the United States.

All National Geographic Signature with G Adventures trips can be viewed here.