Ships matching Lindblad Expeditions

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National Geographic Endurance on her maiden call at Kiel, June 20203.7 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Endurance2021 · 12,786 GT · 138 guests · Antarctica · Norwegian FjordsNational Geographic Endurance is a polar expedition ship with a PC5 ice class and Ulstein's X-bow, a hull form meant to soften wave impacts and cut noise and vibration. The CRIST…Kayakers in front of National Geographic Resolution, Borgen Bay, Antarctica, January 20243.7 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Resolution2021 · 12,786 GT · 138 guests · Antarctica · South AmericaNational Geographic Resolution is the second Endurance-class polar ship, built to Polar Class 5 with an X-bow hull and Azipod thrusters. Her hull was launched at the CRIST yard…National Geographic Gemini anchored off San Cristóbal, Galápagos, July 20253.5 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Gemini2001 · 2,937 GT · 48 guests · GalápagosNational Geographic Gemini is a 48-guest expedition ship that works the Galápagos all year. Cassens Werft in Emden, Germany, built her in 2001 as Sun Bay, and she became…National Geographic Islander II off Baltra, Galápagos, November 20253.5 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Islander II1991 · 3,370 GT · 48 guests · GalápagosNational Geographic Islander II is a 48-guest, all-suite expedition ship based year-round in the Galápagos. Flender Werft in Lübeck floated her out as Lady Diana in 1989 and…National Geographic Explorer in fast ice off Antarctica, December 20083.3 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Explorer1982 · 6,471 GT · 148 guests · Antarctica · Northern EuropeNational Geographic Explorer began life in 1982 as Midnatsol, a Hurtigruten coastal ship built by Ulstein in Norway, and later sailed as Midnatsol II and Lyngen before Lindblad…National Geographic Orion leaving Tallinn, August 20163.3 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Orion2003 · 4,050 GT · 102 guests · Antarctica · MediterraneanNational Geographic Orion is a 102-guest, ice-strengthened expedition ship from the Cassens Werft yard at Emden in Germany, in service since November 2003. She first sailed for…National Geographic Venture at Juneau, Alaska, July 20253.3 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Venture2018 · 100 guests · Alaska · Mexican RivieraNational Geographic Venture is the sister of National Geographic Quest, built by Nichols Brothers Boat Builders on Whidbey Island, Washington, and floated out in 2018 as the…3.2 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Delfina2007 · 242 GT · 16 guests · GalápagosNational Geographic Delfina is a 16-guest catamaran, the smallest ship in the Lindblad fleet, and she spends the whole year in the Galápagos. Botto Astilleros y Marina completed…3.2 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Endeavour II2005 · 2,716 GT · 96 guests · GalápagosNational Geographic Endeavour II is the largest of Lindblad's Galápagos ships, carrying 96 guests in 52 cabins year-round in the archipelago. The ASENAV yard at Valdivia, Chile…National Geographic Quest at Juneau, Alaska, August 20183.2 ★Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Quest2017 · 2,920 GT · 100 guests · Alaska · Mexican RivieraNational Geographic Quest was the first ship Lindblad ordered new, built with her sister National Geographic Venture by Nichols Brothers Boat Builders at Freeland on Whidbey…National Geographic Sea Bird docked at Juneau, Alaska, June 20183.2 ★Leaving Oct 2026Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Sea Bird1981 · 62 guests · Alaska · Mexican RivieraNational Geographic Sea Bird was one of a pair of small U.S.-flagged twins built by Nichols Brothers in Washington state in the early 1980s; Lindblad's annual report dates her to…National Geographic Sea Lion, May 20133.2 ★Leaving Oct 2026Lindblad ExpeditionsNational Geographic Sea Lion1982 · 62 guests · Alaska · Mexican RivieraNational Geographic Sea Lion was the twin of National Geographic Sea Bird, built by Nichols Brothers in Washington state and dated to 1982 in Lindblad's annual report. Like her…