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A guest scuba dives a wreck in Micronesia
A guest scuba dives a wreck in Micronesia
ExpeditionsJourney Across the Remote Pacific

Journey Across the Remote Pacific

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Travel to some of the most far-flung tropical islands in the world. Among the atolls of Chuuk and Kiribati, trace the history of war in paradise, exploring the battle sites and shipwrecks of World War II. Encounter a range of remarkable cultures, including the Chamorros of Guam and the handful of residents descended from the first English settler of Palmerston Island. Snorkel and kayak among pristine reefs to discover a dazzling marine world.

Highlights

A local woman wearing flower bracelet at a cultural event in Marquesas, French Polynesia
  • Be among the few to explore the secluded beaches, lagoons, and coral reefs of remote atolls alive with unusual endemic flora and fauna

  • Snorkel the undersea world of Palau and the atolls of Niue, one of the most remote island chains

  • Explore World War II shipwrecks and look for propellers, torpedoes, and cave networks on the battlefields of Chuuk and Butaritari Atoll

  • Discover the ceremonial center of Ra’iatea’s Marae Taputapuātea and enjoy the sea and sand from our private motu

  • Visit Pohnpei and explore the mysterious Nan Madol ruins—UNESCO-recognized marvels that have puzzled historians and archaeologists for decades

From

$34,640

/ per person

Does not include flights

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dates
Oct
duration
28 Days
starts at
Palau, Micronesia
ends at
Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
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From

$34,640

/ per person

Book Now
dates
Oct
duration
28 Days
starts at
Palau, Micronesia
ends at
Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia

View our brochure for more details

South Pacific & French Polynesia 2023-25

From

$34,640

/ per person

Book Now
dates
Oct
duration
28 Days
starts at
Palau, Micronesia
ends at
Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia
See all offers

View our brochure for more details

South Pacific & French Polynesia 2023-25

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Guests zodiac explore from the ship National Geographic Resolution just off the town of Uummannaq, Greenland.

National Geographic Resolution

Guests

138

Cabins

76

The sister ship to National Geographic Endurance, she explores polar & temperate regions

One of two new ships expressly built for polar waters, National Geographic Resolution is named to honor the second voyage of the legendary Captain James Cook.  A fully-stabilized vessel with ice class PC5, Category A, she will enable adventurous guests to go where few have or can. National Geographic Resolution’s most striking exterior feature is her distinctive profile, the patented X-Bow®, a game-changing design that guarantees the smoothest, most comfortable ride in all kinds of conditions—and, since it eliminates bow impact, a quieter ride as well. 

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Over 50+ years of exploring, Lindblad Expeditions’ veteran staff and the quality companionship they provide has established the company’s reputation. From expedition leaders to naturalists, most hold advanced degrees and are established authorities in their fields. Some join a few expeditions each year to explore the same sites, some of them spending some time in the field away from rigorous academic work. And others lead expeditions all around the world—with many guests saying, “Where you’re going, we’re going,” and returning time after time to travel with them. Browse our team directory to discover the full cast of expedition staff.

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South Pacific & French Polynesia 2023-25