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For more than 20 years, National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions have collaborated to “connect curious travellers with transformative experiences.” Together, they expertly lead modern expedition cruises to more than 70 countries and territories across six continents with over 100 unique itineraries and more than 600 annual departures.
The brands are long committed to illuminating and protecting world wonders, and every sailing contributes to the preservation of the planet.
From the 16-passenger National Geographic Delfina to the 96-passenger National Geographic Endeavour II, National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions offer year-round voyages on a ship to suit everyone.
“How you see it matters”, so says the brands, and your clients can sail among the varied landscapes of this magical archipelago to encounter giant tortoises, blue-footed boobies, curious penguins, and charismatic sea lions, all unfazed by their presence.
With multiple ways to explore on land and at sea, including hikes, photo walks, kayaking, paddleboarding and snorkelling, and scuba diving on select departures of National Geographic Endeavour II, every day reveals new discoveries interpreted by a team of expert local guides.
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A family affair
A voyage with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions is a wonderful fit for all families, be it parents travelling with young children or grandparents bringing the entire brood on a multigenerational celebration. With activities that combine learning and fun and a team of dynamic experts leading the way, every day is full of discoveries that awaken new passions no matter your age.
Lindblad Expeditions Founder Sven Lindblad travelled to the islands with his wife and daughter himself recently, to celebrate the 65th anniversary of the Galápagos National Park. His father, Lars-Eric Lindblad, helped fund the very first park wardens and set the model for tourism in the archipelago that is still in place today, allowing generations of travellers to experience the endemic wildlife and incredible landscapes just as Darwin once did.
“Galápagos is not just a destination or just an aspect of our business, it’s deeply personal,” Sven Lindblad says.
