A New Season of Exploration
The next generation of voyages from the pioneers of expedition travel
A new season of exploration has arrived. Following the enthusiastic response to our first release of 2028–2029 voyages, we’ve expanded the collection with even more destinations and departures. Explore the latest voyages from National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, where world-class experts, uncommon access and 60 years of expedition heritage come together to reveal the world in remarkable ways.
Every voyage pairs captivating destinations with the people who know them best. Guided by veteran captains, naturalists and National Geographic Photographers and Explorers, you’ll experience the kinds of extraordinary moments found only with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions—from rare wildlife sightings and meaningful cultural encounters to hands-on scientific discovery.
Plan ahead to secure your preferred departure dates and cabins before our most popular sailings fill. Discover where this new season of exploration can take you—and be there when the extraordinary happens.
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What to Expect: An Essential Guide to Expedition Cruising
Discover what it's like to explore with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, where immersive adventures, veteran expedition teams and purpose-built ships come together to reveal the world in extraordinary ways.
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Expedition Stories
In Good Company: Exploring the Upper Amazon With Carlos Romero
In the Upper Amazon, every bend in the river can reveal something unexpected—from pink river dolphins surfacing alongside a skiff to scarlet macaws flashing through the canopy. In this video, longtime Expedition Leader Carlos Romero reflects on the region’s remarkable wildlife and riverside communities—and why, after more than three decades of exploration, there is always something new for him to discover.
Expedition Stories
Expedition Spotlight: The Whales of Magdalena Bay
In Baja California’s secluded lagoons, gray whale mothers and calves often approach Zodiacs on their own terms, creating extraordinary moments of connection with wildlife. In this video, National Geographic Explorer Gemina Garland-Lewis shares what makes these curious whales so remarkable—and why encountering them in the wild can be so moving.
Expedition Stories
National Geographic Photographer Erika Larsen on Storytelling and Sustainability
For National Geographic Photographer Erika Larsen, meaningful exploration begins with an open mind and a willingness to listen. In this video, she reflects on a journey through Panama and Colombia and shares how photography and storytelling can foster authentic connections with the people and places we encounter—and contribute to a more thoughtful way of traveling.
Expedition Stories
National Geographic Explorers-in-Training in the Galápagos
In the Galápagos, young explorers can snorkel with sea lions, collect plankton for research, learn navigation on the open bridge and paddleboard in crystalline waters. In this video, kids and teens share their favorite moments from the journey—and what they discovered through the National Geographic Explorers-in-Training program.
Expedition Stories
What to Expect: Exploring Egypt Aboard Oberoi Philae
Journey through 5,000 years of history, from the Pyramids of Giza and bustling bazaars of Cairo to ancient sites along the Nile. In this video, Expedition Leader and Certified Photo Instructor David Cothran shares what it’s like to explore the Land of the Pharaohs and sail aboard the intimate Oberoi Philae.
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