Bloomberg recently included Adventure Life in an article about the increase in luxury Galapagos cruises.

The article said, “It used to be that if you wanted to see blue-footed boobies and giant colonies of sea lions sunning in the Galapagos Islands, you had to travel a bit as Charles Darwin did, on a research-style vessel whose creature comforts came second to up-close nature encounters. That’s changed. The new wildlife-seeking crowd wants to see endangered species by day and then sip bubbly in an open-air jacuzzi by night.”

“The Galapagos used to be a place that only adventure travelers had on their radar. Now elite luxury travelers have it on their bucket list,” says Erin Correia, a travel planner with Missoula, Mont.-based cruise seller Adventure Life and a board member of the International Galapagos Tour Operators Association.

Read the full Bloomberg Story Here