Closer Than You’ve Ever Imagined

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions offer intimate, educational, and sustainable small-ship cruises to remote locations worldwide. In partnership with Lindblad Expeditions, these voyages feature expert naturalists, photographers, and researchers, providing in-depth access to places like Antarctica, the Galápagos, and Alaska. The experience is all-inclusive, high-end, and focuses heavily on wildlife and exploration

Key Features of National Geographic Cruises:

• Small Ship Focus:Ships typically carry between 28 and 150 guests, allowing access to remote areas, narrow fjords, and small coves larger ships cannot reach.
• Expert-Led Exploration:Each voyage includes a team of experts—naturalists, scientists, and National Geographic photographers—who lead shore excursions, give presentations, and share in-depth knowledge.
• Active Exploration Equipment:Vessels are equipped with Zodiacs, kayaks, and sometimes snorkeling gear or stand-up paddleboards to bring guests close to the environment.
• All-Inclusive Experience:Generally, costs cover meals, excursions, airport transfers, and sometimes alcoholic beverages (depending on the itinerary).
• Sustainable Travel:The partnership focuses on conservation, research, and responsible tourism in sensitive areas.
• Active Family Friendly:They offer a “Global Explorers” program designed for families with children up to age 18. 
  
  

Destinations and Experiences:

• Polar Regions:Extensive itineraries in Antarctica and the Arctic.
• Galápagos:Focused on close encounters with wildlife and marine education.
• Alaska:Cruises in the Inside Passage, emphasizing wildlife spotting with underwater cameras and hydrophones.
• Global Reach:Adventures also include the Amazon, Patagonia, the Mediterranean, and Costa Rica