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Unique, immersive style of travel
Exploring Southeast Alaska on our expeditions is an unrivalled experience, and your guarantee of an in-depth encounter with all its wonders. Our expedition ships are fully equipped with tools for exploration that will enable you to:

• Venture into a land of mist shrouded fjords, tidewater glaciers and islands teeming with wildlife
• Hike through lush forests to cascading waterfalls, and ride Zodiacs into secluded inlets to look for brown bears
• See the Alaska undersea through live video
• Benefit from our 30+ years of experience and relationships in Alaska to see all you came for and more

Every day is active and engaging 
You’ll have the opportunity to hike over spongy earth on trails used by bears for centuries or along boardwalks built over bogs and winding through forests. You’ll take expedition landing craft past floating icebergs for closer looks at glaciers, and each day you’ll have the option to walk or kayak, and to join a different naturalist as you choose: there are no assigned groups. See more of what you’ll do.

Encounter iconic and abundant wildlife 
Brown bears. Humpback whales. Orcas. Steller sea lions. Bald eagles. Sure-footed mountain goats on steep cliffs. The wildlife of Alaska is legendary—see it in abundance. 

Travel in excellent company 
Explore under the sure guidance of an expedition leader, five veteran naturalists, including a Lindblad-National Geographic certified photo instructor and an undersea specialist, plus a wellness specialist––the largest and most knowledgeable expedition team in Alaska. Their knowledge and passion for Alaska is the key to your once-in-a-lifetime experience. Meet the team. 

Please Note: The 2019 National Geographic Sea Lion departures will have a modified itinerary and will not be calling on Glacier Bay National Park. Guest will instead get an opportunity to explore the rarely visited outer bays - either Dundas Bay or Fern Harbor where you will have the opportunity to go on naturalist led coastal hikes looking for evidence of moose or wolves, kayak into secluded coves or cruise around sea stacks via expedition landing craft.