HARVARD ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 2016 WORLDWIDE TRAVEL PROGRAM FAMILY ADVENTURE IN THE GALÁPAGOS ON SANTA CRUZ II. July 19 26, 2016

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1 HARVARD ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 2016 WORLDWIDE TRAVEL PROGRAM 2016 FAMILY ADVENTURE IN THE GALÁPAGOS ON SANTA CRUZ II July 19 26, 2016

2 STUDY LEADER The faculty study leader for this program is yet to be confirmed. We intend, however, that you will be joined by a Harvard lecturer who will enhance your travel experience. You will discover that our lecturers are not only first-rate scholars and teachers but also friendly traveling companions, eager to share their insights through conversation as well as scheduled presentations. WHAT TO EXPECT This program has been exclusively designed for Harvard alumni and their family and friends to explore the Galápagos Islands and learn about the islands natural history. This is a moderately active program. In the Galápagos, 6D/5N Wednesday to Monday walks are approximately one to two miles long (sometimes over uneven and rocky terrain) at Punta Flores Wolf Cabo Berkeley 3 Punta Vicente Roca Cabo Douglas Punta Espinoza 4 Fernandina (Narborough) La Cumbre Elizabeth Bay Punta Moreno Isabela Caleta Webb (Albemarle) Punta San Juan Cerro Azul Caleta Iguana Punta Essex Punta Albemarle 5 Tagus Cove Bolívar Channel Cabo Marshall Darwin 6 Urbina Bay Cabo Rose Alcedo Sierra Negra Puerto Villamil James Bay Puerto Egas Cabo Nepean Buccaneer Cove (Jervis) Santiago (James) Red Beach Sullivan Bay Post Office Bay 9 Floreana (Charles) a leisurely pace suitable for wildlife observation. Aquatic Aquatic AM VISITS ISLAND Activities PM VISITS ISLAND Activities Day 1 - Wednesday There 1 Baltra will Airportbe wet Baltra landings 2 North Seymour on many North Seymour islands. Day 2 - Thursday 3 Dinghy Punta Vicente Roca or Isabela 4 glass-bottom Punta Espinoza boat Fernandina rides Day 3 - Friday 5 Tagus Cove Isabela 6 Urbina Bay Isabela along the coast Charles Darwin and shorter walks are available Day 4 - Saturday 7 Santa Cruz 8 Optional activies Santa Cruz Research Station Champion Islet for Day 5 - Sunday participants 9 as Floreana alternative 10 to longer Floreana and & Punta Cormorant Day 6 - Monday 11 Baltra Airport Baltra more challenging walks. There are opportunities for swimming and snorkeling and sea kayaking (snorkeling equipment and kayaks are available aboard Santa Cruz II at no charge, and wet suits may be rented aboard the ship). The Galápagos Islands are at sea level, and temperatures range from 70 to 90 degrees Fahrenheit. Travel is by regular scheduled commercial airlines, motor coach, air-conditioned ship, and inflatable dinghies. Santa Cruz II Western Galápagos 2 (START) (END) Baltra Itabaca Las Bachas 1 South Plaza Giant Tortoise Santa Cruz Reserve (Indefatigable) 8 Puerto Ayora 7 Darwin Research Station Finch Bay Eco Hotel North Seymour Punta Cormorant 10 / Champion Islet The optional post-trip extension to Machu Picchu is a moderately active program. Throughout Andean cities, temperatures range from 60 to 75 degrees Fahrenheit during the day and from 30 to 40 degrees Fahrenheit at night. We ll spend several days at elevations from 7,600 to 11,200 feet. The Machu Picchu extension has been designed to allow for an easier acclimatization when we travel to the Andean highlands by overnighting in the Urubamba Valley at approximately 8,000 feet. We continue to Machu Picchu at 7,600 feet, leaving Cusco for the end when you have had a chance to get acclimatized. There is significant stair and step climbing at the ruins. Lima, the capital city of Peru, is at sea level. FOR DETAILED ITINERARIES VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL FOR DETAILED ITINERARIES, VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL

3 FAMILY ADVENTURE IN THE GALÁPAGOS ON SANTA CRUZ II July 19 26, 2016 TRIP OVERVIEW Sea Lion Create lasting memories for your family this summer in the Galápagos Islands! This wonderful journey will feature delightful nature walks, exotic birds on beautiful beaches, snorkeling with sea lions, kayaking, child-friendly activities, and fascinating science lectures. On these legendary islands 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador, lies the rich abundance of wildlife that inspired Charles Darwin to formulate his theory of natural selection. Widely considered the world s most important center for the study of evolution, the Galápagos are home to a unique variety of flora and fauna. Among the spectacular geology of these rugged volcanic islands, we ll observe giant Galápagos Tortoises, Darwin s finches, Galápagos penguins, flocks of frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies, colonies of marine iguanas and sea lions, and sea turtles and other fascinating sea life. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers a once-in-a lifetime opportunity to witness animals found nowhere else on our planet. Your home among the islands will be the newly renovated Santa Cruz II, a versatile 235-foot expedition vessel with spacious cabins and five decks. A staff of resident naturalists will be on hand to point out unusual wildlife behavior and characteristics unfolding before your eyes. Throughout the voyage, you ll enjoy abundant opportunities for hiking, snorkeling, and photography. Harvard travelers will have the option of a post-trip extension to the mysterious citadel of Machu Picchu. Blue-footed Boobie Giant Tortoise Frigate bird TO TO BOOK BOOK A A TRIP TRIP CALL CALL OR OR VISIT VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/TRAVEL/TRIPS/FAMILY-GALAPAGOS-2016 ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL

4 SCHEDULE BY DAY Sea Turtle B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, BL=Boxed Lunch, D=Dinner TUESDAY, JULY 19 U.S./Guayaquil, Ecuador Depart the U.S. on a flight to Guayaquil, Ecuador, and transfer to the hotel upon arrival. Hilton Colón Guayaquil (Meals Aloft) WEDNESDAY, JULY 20 Guayaquil/Baltra Island/ North Seymour Island Fly to Baltra Island in the center of the Galápagos archipelago and board the Santa Cruz II for an introductory briefing and lunch. In the afternoon, disembark on North Seymour Island for a great introduction to the Galápagos. This island is full of colonies of Blue-footed Boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, two species of frigatebirds, sea lions, and marine iguanas. In the evening, join the captain for a welcome cocktail reception and dinner. THURSDAY, JULY 21 Punta Vicente Roca (Isabela Island)/ Fernandina Island In the morning, explore Punta Vicente Roca, one of the most fascinating marine sites in the Galápagos. A dinghy ride along the coast provides the opportunity to observe Galápagos penguins, Flightless Cormorants, green sea turtles, noddy terns, Blue-footed Boobies, Magnificent Frigate birds, sea lions, and fur seals. The afternoon is dedicated to exploring Fernandina Island, the youngest and most volcanically active islands in the archipelago. The island has only indigenous mammals and is one of the few places on earth to see Flightless Cormorant nesting sites. The island is also known for its large population of marine iguanas. FRIDAY, JULY 22 Tagus Cove/Urbina Bay (Isabela Island) Anchor at Tagus Cove, once frequented by whalers and pirates. Hike to a dramatic viewpoint to see the beautifully symmetrical Darwin Crater, filled with salt water. Take a dinghy ride to spot wildlife. Conditions permitting, enjoy snorkeling along the cliffs in areas rich in marine life, especially green sea turtles. After lunch, disembark at Urbina Bay at the foot of Alcedo. The area is home to colorful Galápagos land iguanas, Darwin s finches, and occasionally to giant tortoises. SATURDAY, JULY 23 Puerto Ayora/Charles Darwin Research Station (Santa Cruz Island) Sail to the town of Puerto Ayora on Santa Cruz Island to visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, staffed with international scientists conducting biological research and conservation projects. Observe and photograph the giant tortoises that are part of a breeding program to release them into the wild. In the afternoon, board a motor coach to the highlands of Santa Cruz Island, home of the famous El Chato Tortoise Reserve. See these amazing creatures and look for some unique land birds, such as the rare woodpecker finch, one of the world s few tool-using species. SUNDAY, JULY 24 Post Office Bay (Floreana Island) Visit Post Office Bay where, in 1793, British navigators placed a barrel so that mail could be left for guests from other vessels to be hand-delivered to its destination. Explore the Zodiac landing north shore of Floreana Island along narrow channels teeming with life. In the afternoon, explore the underwater wonders around Champion Islet, an extinct shield volcano, regarded as one of the best snorkeling spots in the archipelago. Disembark at Cormorant Point on an olivine-crystal beach to observe many bird species such as greater flamingos, pintailed ducks, common stilts, herons, sandpipers, and others. Snorkeling is also available here just off the beach. MONDAY, JULY 25 Baltra Island/Guayaquil After breakfast, disembark at Baltra Island and transfer to the airport for a flight back to Guayaquil. At night, gather for a farewell dinner.* Hilton Colón Guayaquil (B, D) * Passengers have the option of flying home later this evening to Miami and connecting home or flying to Boston the following day (July 26). The hotel room at the Hilton Colón Guayaquil is included in the program cost for the night of July 25; passengers may choose to use it until their flight home in the evening or stay the night and depart in the morning on July 26. Other flight schedules may become available in TUESDAY, JULY 26 DEPART FOR U.S. Arrive in the U.S. to catch connecting flights back home. IMPORTANT NOTE: The itinerary and program are subject to change without prior notice, due mainly to adjustments in the policies and regulations of the Galápagos National Park. FOR DETAILED ITINERARIES, VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL

5 SANTA CRUZ II Completely refurbished in 2015, the Santa Cruz II is a 90 passenger expedition vessel, ideally suited to cruising the Galápagos Islands. The ship boasts five spacious decks, with modern interiors with 50 cabins located across three levels: Horizon, Expedition and Panorama decks. Most cabins can accommodate either two twins or one double bed. Horizon Deck Explorer, Expedition Deck Explorer and Panorama Deck Explorer cabins each measure 163 square feet and the Panorama Deck Darwin Suite measures 325 square feet. Many cabins can be interconnected. A limited number of single (127 square feet) and triple cabins (192 square feet) are available. All cabins have DVD players, flat-screen televisions, and ipod docking stations. Guests can relax in the beautifully designed communal areas and viewing platforms, two lounge bars, a well-stocked library, two indulgent ocean view hot tubs and a state of the art gym. Both indoor and outdoor dining options are available. The ship has a medical doctor aboard, with a fully equipped infirmary, free of charge. PANORAMA DECK Santa Cruz II *All beds can be converted from twins to double HORIZON DECK Santa Cruz II Restrooms Darwin Suite Panorama Bar & Lounge Explorer Double Cabin Al Fresco Dining Bridge EXPEDITION DECK Santa Cruz II *All beds (except Voyager Single Cabin) can be converted from twins to double Discovery Room Hot Tub Explorer Double Cabin Expedition Lounge & Library *All beds can be converted from twins to double Restrooms Gift Shop Reception Area Infirmary Voyager Single Cabin Explorer Double Cabin Explorer Triple Cabin Optional Post-Trip Extension: MACHU PICCHU JULY 26 AUGUST 1, 2016 Discover the breathtaking Lost City of the Inca, Machu Picchu. Fly from Lima to Cusco, the capital city of the Inca Empire. From Cusco, transfer to the lovely town of Yucay in Urubamba Valley. Visit the Pisac market and the weaving and the llama, alpaca and vicuña center of Awanacancha. Along the way, explore the massive fortress of Sacsayhuamán among other Incan sites. Overnight in Yucay, which is located at a lower elevation, to allow for an easier acclimatization. The next day, take a dramatic train ride through the Urubamba Valley to the enchanting and mystical site of Machu Picchu. Overnight at Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo hotel. On the return, spend two nights in Cusco and absorb a colorful mix of past and present. This six-day post-tour extension includes deluxe and first-class accommodations; all excursions; train Machu Picchu ticket; five breakfasts, three lunches and three dinners; air transportation from Lima to Cusco and back; airport taxes; airport-to-hotel transfers; and the services of a Peruvian guide. Airfare from Guayaquil to Lima is not included. Most flights to the U.S. are overnight arriving on August 1 st. Additional information and itinerary will be sent to confirmed travelers.

6 PROGRAM COST: Horizon Deck Explorer Twin/Double Rates per person double occupancy: Adult $ 8,050 Single $11,350 Teen (12 17) $ 7,450 Child (6 11) $ 6,990 Expedition Deck Explorer Twin/Double Rates per person double occupancy: Adult $ 8,190 Single $11,650 Teen (12 17) $ 7,650 Child (6 11) $ 7,150 Panorama Deck Explorer Twin/Double Rates per person double occupancy: Adult $ 8,440 Single $12,050 Teen (12 17) $ 7,850 Child (6 11) $ 7,350 Panorama Deck Darwin Suite Explorer Twin/Double Rates per person double occupancy: Adult $ 8,990 Single $13,150 Teen (12 17) $ 8,390 Child (6 11) $ 7,950 One designated Voyager Single Cabin on the Horizon Deck available at a special price of $9,790. MACHU PICCHU OPTIONAL POST EXTENSION July 26 August 1, 2016 Based on per person double occupancy: Adult $ 3,195 Single Supplement $ 525 Child (6 17) $ 2,995 *Does not include airfare from Guayaquil to Lima. Rates for the extension are based on a minimum of 10 guests. HIGHLIGHTS Lectures and discussions with Warren M. Zapol, Reginald Jenney Professor of Anesthesia at Harvard Medical School. Explore the Galápagos Islands with expert naturalists for six days. Photograph close-up nesting sea birds, prehistoric-looking marine iguanas, and colorful Sally Lightfoot crabs. Snorkel alongside sea lions, sea turtles, and Galápagos penguins. Marvel at the giant Galápagos Tortoises, Blue-footed Boobies, and Frigatebirds. Learn about the conservation successes and challenges at the Charles Darwin Research Station. GENERAL INFORMATION TOUR COST INCLUDES: Five nights accommodations on Santa Cruz Two nights accommodations at the Hilton Guayaquil Airfare to the Galápagos (Guayaquil/ Galapagos/ Guayaquil) Professional Tour Director throughout program English speaking guides on land and ship naturalist guides Galápagos National Park fees Group arrival and departure transfers Transportation via private motorcoach Meals as set forth in itinerary (all meals on Santa Cruz II) $30 adult and $20 teen/child drink allowance aboard the ship Farewell dinner with wine and beer Gratuities to Shipboard Personnel and Galápagos Naturalists, porters, waitstaff, guides and drivers Full program of briefings, lectures, guided field trips, and presentations Baggage handling Pre-departure information $200,000 emergency medical evacuation insurance. TOUR COST EXCLUDES: International Airfare (quoted separately) International departure tax from Ecuador (usually included in cost of international ticket) Meals not specified in the itinerary Personal items such as wetsuit rental, laundry, fax, or telephone charges Dishes or beverages not included with meals and in excess of shipboard drink allowance Room service Passport fees or visas Individual transfers Medical expenses Travel insurance Optional extensions or deviations from the scheduled tour On the optional Machu Picchu post-trip extension, the flight from Guayaquil to Lima is not included Any increases in the in-tour airfare (included as part of the program cost) Airport taxes, security, or fuel surcharges imposed after the initial pricing of this program are not included Excess baggage charges. RESERVATIONS, DEPOSITS & FINAL PAYMENT: To reserve your space on this program, a $1,000 deposit is required per person plus $200 per person for the Machu Picchu extension, if applicable. Please either call us at or or fill out and mail or fax the registration form. Deposits may be charged to a credit card. Reservations are acknowledged in order of receipt. Final payment is due March 21, 2016 and must be paid by check. Royal Adventures handles all invoicing. CST # CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS: All cancellations must be made in writing to the Harvard Alumni Association. Refunds less a cancellation fee of $700 per person are made if we are notified in writing on or before March 21, No refunds are made after that date. There are no refunds for unused meals, accommodations, or other trip features. CHANGES IN ITINERARY: The itinerary is subject to change at the discretion of Harvard Alumni Association and the tour operator. We reserve the right to change a program s dates, staff (including study leader), itineraries, or accommodations as conditions warrant. Deviations from the scheduled itinerary are at the expense of the individual. RATES: Tour costs are based upon current airfares, tariffs, and currency values. While we do everything possible to maintain the listed prices, they are subject to change. INSURANCE: We highly recommend the purchase of trip cancellation insurance to cover unexpected trip interruptions, cancellations, and lost baggage. An application for trip cancellation insurance will be provided by the HAA upon confirmation. The pre-existing medical conditions exclusion is waived if the insurance is purchased within 15 days of initial deposit. Neither the Harvard Alumni Association nor our tour operators, including their representatives, employees, and agents, will take responsibility for any costs, losses incurred or suffered by the guest, or guests dependents or traveling companions, with regards to, but not limited to, cancellation or curtailment of the tour, emergency evacuation expenses, medical expenses, repatriation expenses, damage/theft/loss of personal baggage, money and goods. Nor do they accept liability for any airline cancellation penalty incurred by the purchase of a non-refundable airline ticket or other expenses incurred by tour participants in preparing for the tour. RESPONSIBILITY: Certain other provisions apply regarding limitations of liability and rights of HAA and the tour operator. The statement of responsibility is available in the Terms & Conditions document at alumni.harvard. edu/travel/trips/family-galapagos If you are not able to access the internet, please call HAA Travels at or As part of the consideration and right to participate in this tour, each participant will be asked to sign a liability release. DISCLAIMER: Every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information presented in this publication. Neither HAA Travels nor the tour operator is responsible for errors in or damages resulting from use of the information contained herein. Information contained in this brochure is subject to change. QUESTIONS: Please call HAA Travels at or , or haatravels@harvard.edu. TO BOOK A TRIP CALL OR VISIT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/TRAVEL/TRIPS/ FAMILY-GALAPAGOS-2016

7 HAA TRIPS LAND & RAIL: NEW ZEALAND FOR STUDENTS & ALUMNI JAN 8 17, 2016 SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE & COLONIAL MEXICO FEB 10 15, 2016 GATEWAY TO ICELAND FEB 12 15, 2016 STEPHEN MITCHELL AUTHENTIC HAWAII MAR 1 6, 2016 HUNTINGTON LAMBERT KENYA & TANZANIA: PRIDE OF EAST AFRICA MAR 2 18, 2016 TREASURES OF JORDAN MAR 9 19, 2016 CARLOS DIAZ ROSILLO MUST-SEE GUATEMALA MAR 10 17, 2016 FIRST NIGHTS: DUBLIN, PARIS & VIENNA MAR 11-20, 2016 THOMAS KELLY EXPLORING HAVANA, CUBA APR BERLIN: PAST & PRESENT APR 6 16, 2016 EXPERIENCE THE MASTERS APR 9 12, 2016 CUBA IN-DEPTH APR 22 MAY 2, 2016 JORGE DOMINGUEZ VILLAGE LIFE IN DORDOGNE MAY 12 20, 2016 PATRICE HIGONNET MOROCCAN DISCOVERY MAY 13 26, 2016 SUE WEAVER SCHOPF INSIDE THE RUSSIAN SPACE PROGRAM MAY 24 JUN 1, 2016 CATHY LEWIS THE DESERT KINGDOMS OF PERU MAY 25 JUN 5, 2016 JEFFREY QUILTER HIMALAYAN KINGDOMS: TIBET, NEPAL & BHUTAN MAY 29 JUN 12, 2016 MARK VAN BAALEN MONGOLIA: LAND OF THE BLUE SKY MAY 29 JUN 10, 2016 ANDREW BERRY MOAB MULTI-SPORT ADVENTURE JUN 13 17, 2016 CLASSICAL HIGHLIGHTS OF CHINA JUNE 22 JULY 2, 2016 FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT S AMERICA JUN 24 30, 2016 TANZANIA: EXPLORING THE CRADLE OF HUMANKIND JUL 16 30, 2016 SANTA FE: ART & LANDSCAPE IN THE CITY OF ENCHANTMENT JUL 27 31, 2016 JOHN STEWART SILK ROAD ODYSSEY: THE FIVE STANS SEP 6 23, 2016 FIVE NIGHTS IN VIENNA SEP 10 16, 2016 JOHN STEWART THE HOLY LAND: ISRAEL & PALESTINE SEP 18 28, 2016 PETER MACHINIST CELEBRATING CERN & ITER: GENEVA & AIX-EN-PROVENCE SEP 19 28, 2016 LEGENDARY TURKEY SEP 20 OCT 4, 2016 WERNER SOLLORS COLOMBIA: BOGOTÁ & CARTAGENA SEP 23 30, 2016 MARK VAN BAALEN CRUISES: PASSAGE THROUGH THE PANAMA CANAL & COSTA RICA ON TERE MOANA JAN 1 9, 2016 BRIAN D. FARRELL EXPEDITION TO ANTARCTICA ON LE BOREAL JAN 26 FEB 8, 2016 DAVID AGUILAR CRUISING TAHITI & FRENCH POLYNESIA ON PAUL GAUGUIN FEB 4 14, 2016 ROBERT DARNTON JOURNEY THROUGH THE PHILIPPINES ON CALEDONIAN SKY MAR 12 28, 2016 DUTCH AND FLEMISH LANDSCAPES ON AMAPRIMA APR 10 18, 2016 THOMAS FORREST KELLY JAPAN BY SEA ON CALEDONIAN SKY APR 20 MAY 3, 2016 HARVEY COX & NINA TUMARKIN RIVIERAS AND ISLANDS OF FRANCE, ITALY, AND SPAIN ON TERE MOANA MAY 6 14, 2016 LEO DAMROSCH & JOYCE VAN DYKE JEWELS OF THE WESTERN MEDITTERANEAN: ROME TO MALAGA ON SEA CLOUD II MAY 11 20, 2016 JAMES SIMPSON SPAIN & PORTUGAL ON SEA CLOUD MAY 17 29, 2016 MICHAEL MCELROY RIVERS & LAKES: INDIA S GANGES RIVER ON BENGAL GANGA DEC 30 JAN 15, 2016 DIANA ECK AMAZON RIVER AD- VENTURE ON ZAFIRO FEB 19 28, 2016 PRIDE OF SOUTH AFRICA, NAMIBIA, BOTSWANA, & ZIMBABWE ON ZAMBEZI QUEEN MAR 3 17, 2016 PETER DEL TREDICI ELBE RIVER CRUISE: PRAGUE TO BERLIN ON SWISS RUBY APR 26 MAY 6, 2016 ROBERT KIELY WATERWAYS OF FRANCE ON THE AMADEUS FLEET MAY 29 JUN 9, 2016 SUSAN SULEIMAN THE LOWER DANUBE: MEDIEVAL TO MODERN (VIENNA TO BUCHAREST) ON ROYAL CROWN JUN 10 21, 2016 MICHAEL SHINAGEL WATERWAYS OF RUSSIA ON VOLGA DREAM JUN 15 25, 2016 CAROL SAIVETZ FAMILY ADVENTURES & SPRING BREAK: TANZANIA FAMILY SAFARI DEC 26, 2015 JAN 6, 2016 JAMES ENGELL CAMBODIA SPRING BREAK FOR STUDENTS & ALUMNI MAR 12-20, 2016 GREECE SPRING BREAK FOR STUDENTS & ALUMNI MAR 12-20, 2016 FAMILY GALAPAGOS ON SANTA CRUZ II JUL 19-26, 2016 WARREN ZAPOL ROME & TUSCANY: A FAMILY ADVENTURE AUG 8-16, 2016 TANZANIA FAMILY SAFARI DEC 23, 2016 JAN 3, 2017 REGISTRATION FORM To register, fill out this form and return to HAA Travels with your deposit of $1,000 per person and a $200 deposit for the Machu Picchu post-trip extension, if applicable. Please note that for some programs an additional deposit may be requested after you book. Please return this form by mail to: HAA Travels, Harvard Alumni Association 124 Mount Auburn Street, 6th Floor, Cambridge, MA Or by fax: Please call with any questions: or I AM NOT ABLE TO MAKE THIS TRIP, BUT PLEASE ADD ME TO YOUR MAILING LIST. FAMILY ADVENTURE IN THE GALÁPAGOS: JULY 19-26, 2016 NAME AS IT APPEARS ON PASSPORT NAME AS IT APPEARS ON PASSPORT DOB DOB CHILD S NAME AS IT APPEARS ON PASSPORT DOB RELATIONSHIP CHILD S NAME AS IT APPEARS ON PASSPORT DOB RELATIONSHIP CHILD S NAME AS IT APPEARS ON PASSPORT DOB RELATIONSHIP ADDRESS STREET ADDRESS CITY / STATE / ZIP OR POSTAL CODE HOME TELEPHONE METHOD OF DEPOSIT WORK TELEPHONE CHECK (please enclose check) MASTERCARD VISA AMEX DISCOVER CARD NUMBER EXPIRATION DATE NAME AS IT APPEARS ON CARD 3-DIGIT SECURITY CODE I/WE CONFIRM THAT WE HAVE READ AND ACCEPT THE GENERAL INFORMATION FOR THIS TOUR, INCLUDING REFUNDS AND CANCELLATIONS AND THE RESPONSIBILITY CLAUSE AT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL ON BEHALF OF MYSELF AND THE MEMBERS OF MY PARTY NAMED ABOVE. SIGNATURE SIGNATURE CABIN DECK PREFERENCE Horizon Deck Expedition Deck Panorama Deck Panorama Deck Darwin Suite Single Double Share a Room with: ROOMMATE EXTENSION I/WE WILL JOIN THE POST-TRIP EXTENSION TO MACHU PICCHU

8 HARVARD ALUMNI ASSOCIATION 124 MOUNT AUBURN STREET, 6TH FLOOR CAMBRIDGE, MA BOOK YOUR NEXT JOURNEY WITH THE HAA TODAY! CALL OR VISIT US AT ALUMNI.HARVARD.EDU/HAA/TRAVEL PRST STD US POSTAGE PAID OAKLAND, CA PERMIT #379 Family Adventure in the Galápagos on Santa Cruz II July 19 26, 2016