Machu Picchu, Peru. Photo Credit: Олег Дьяченко/Pixabay
About Lindblad Expeditions
- Founded in 1958 (Connecticut)
- Has 15 Ships
- Headquartered in New York, NY
- Led the 1st Tourist Expedition to Antarctica (1966)
- Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic Fund is for Conservation, Research & Students (Galápagos)
- Partnered with National Geographic (Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic)
- Purchased Ecotourism Company, Natural Habitat Inc (2016)
- Purchased the former Crystal Esprit & Refurbished (2021) & Rechristen as National Geographic Islander II (2022)
- Ship Capacity Ranges from 28 - 150 Guests
Antarctica. Photo Credit: Erika/Pixabay
Lindblad Expeditions Clientele
- Adventurer Traveler(s)
- Aged 50+
- Enjoy Less Traveled Paths
- Outdoor Enthusiast
- Small Ship Experiences
- Unique Land Excursions
Sicily, Italy. Photo Credit: user32212/Pixabay
Good to Know
- National Geographic sailing itineraries pairs with filmmakers, photo instructors, oceanographers, scientists and writers.
- In conjunction with National Geographic’s "Planet or Plastic" campaign, has banned all single-use plastics aboard their ships.
- Select ships offer complimentary WiFi access for one hour per person.
- Alcoholic beverages are not included on select sailings.
- Gratuity is not included in the cruise fare.
- Deposit amount varies by destination.
- Offers airline reservations for $50/PP.
- Solo and triple accommodations are limited.
St Johns, Newfoundland. Photo Credit: Felix Dilly/Pixabay
We're always happy to work with you to extend your experience on a pre and/or post cruise stay, as well.
Now, for the Do-It-Yourself Travelers, you may book your Lindblad Expeditions next sailing directly on our website, Louvet Travel. Receiving all the personalized care that our valued Clients experience! Truly your one source for all your questions.
Suez Canal, Egypt. Photo Credit: David Mark/Pixabay
All information deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Subject to change without notice.
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