Bering Sea Islands trip, 2017
Dear All,
Our trip to Bering Sea islands didn’t happen this year due to multiple issues with boat charter, so it is now planned for June 27-July 4, 2017.
It is expensive, but it is a unique adventure and almost certainly your only chance to see some of the world’s remotest and most scenic wilderness, not to mention a few endemics. This trip has been run only once so far (for birders only), and will probably never be offered after 2017 as it is extremely difficult to organize. It might also be the last trip I guide in North America, as we are planning to move overseas soon after.
You can see a brief trip description here. A more detailed one is in the works. Please let me know if you are interested.
Vladimir Dinets
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vdinets
Nobody knows. Summer sightings of them are very rare, but nobody really looks for them. My guess is we’ll have a chance if the sea is smooth.
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vdinets
No, it doesn’t. We don’t know where people will be flying from. And the airfares to Dutch Harbor and from St. Paul change all the time.
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John Fox
Various small cruise ships do a similar itinerary every few years. The birding is not hard, not like a mixed feeding flock in the neotropics.
http://www.wildearth-travel.com/trip/from-nome-vancouver/
An awesome trip!
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mojomort
Hi Vladimir. I am very interested, but unfortunately committed to another voyage in the Arctic which overlaps in dates. If my any chance the trip is moved to about one week earlier, please let me know!
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vnsankar
How are the chances of Ribbon Seals on the trip?