August 6th - 20th, 2011
2011 Svalbard Polar Expedition II Travel Plans
Travel Insurance
Travel/emergency medical evacuation insurance is not required for this photo tour, but we always recommend purchasing it for any trip. Emergency medical evacuation insurance is affordable and can be purchased for each trip or an entire year, and can even be bundled with your regular travel insurance! We recommend one or more of the following, depending on your needs:
Global Rescue
(use code natexp)Allianz Global Assistance
(use Travel Agent ACCAM F203564)Terms & Conditions
Natural Exposures cannot control nor is responsible for abnormal weather, natural disasters, or any other disaster that might affect the trip. Travel insurance should be purchased to cover any missed flights or medical problems that may affect/delay your travel. National Parks have the right to change our itinerary.
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Accommodations for 2011 Svalbard Polar Expedition II
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Testimonials from Natural Exposures' Explorers
I hope you and Tanya have a wonderful time out on the River. I had the best time on our trip; didn't think I could top the polar bears in the Arctic Ocean, but the Pantanal was waaaaaaay better! I learned so much from you; I really appreciate the little tips you shared. I wish I could shadow you for a month (even though it'd drive you crazy) to pick up the "tidbits" of knowledge that you let spill out of your experience tank! Thanks for making a spot for me at your photo party; I hope I did nothing to get "de-listed!" :0)
Dean Swartz, Ohio
"We spent each day out in the park in our own private snow coach with an experienced driver/guide. This was my first experience in deep snow and very cold temperatures, so it was a new experience. The wildlife was abundant and scenery was great. We spent several hours on day watching a wolf pack hunt an elk, which the guide had never seen before. Bison, elk, wolves, coyote, bald eagles, and many types of duck were just some of the wildlife we saw. Yellowstone covered with snow is completely different from the park you see in the summertime."
Gerry Heine, Texas
"Wow - what a great adventure! We saw so much - cloud forests, mountains, valleys, coastal regions, more birds than ever imagined, sloths, and every type of monkey. Fun travel companions, top notch accommodations."
Rhonda Handley, Ontario
"An awesome adventure taking us back in time at Snow Monkey Park and Inn."
Marty Salwen, North Carolina
"Yes, what a super holiday indeed; one never to be forgotten with all the excitments, the hot sun and the river bath on the last stretch before the coach home to the airport, the Jaguars almost every day, and the splendid gathering of people. It really was great! Thank you both very much for organising everything so efficiently. Even to the Toucans calling us to arise, from outside our bedrooms.
Alyson certainly knew his subject in ornithology, and many notes were taken for my future reference. Both of us were pleased to learn from you a little more about our respective cameras.
Maybe you will not receive this e.mail until you are back in Cuiaba, but on behalf of both of us, thank you very much again for a tremendous expedition."Roger LIewellyn, England


