- Iceland
- Greenland
- Arctic
- Europe
- Duration
- 8 Days
- Dates
- Jun, Jul, Aug
- Starting from
- $7,400 per person
Call +1.800.397.3348 or Request a Quote
Few places reward experience like the Arctic. For decades, National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has explored this dynamic world of shifting sea ice and rugged fjords, where veteran captains and expedition teams draw on deep expertise to navigate some of the world's most remote and ever-changing waterways.
In Svalbard, our expert spotters know which ice is most likely to reveal elusive polar bears, while decades of exploration across Iceland, Greenland, Canada and the Northwest Passage have fostered local relationships that unlock extraordinary wildlife encounters and meaningful connections with Indigenous and coastal communities. Make rare shore landings and explore beyond the ship by Zodiac, kayak and on foot; discover the hidden world beneath the ice through the lens of a dedicated undersea specialist; and capture the Arctic's luminous landscapes and legendary wildlife—from walruses and musk oxen to the elusive narwhal—alongside a National Geographic Photographer on every departure.
“These Lindblad Expeditions ships may be my favorite all-around picks for an Arctic cruise.”
Showing 3 ships
GUESTS 138
CABINS 76
DECKS 6
The most advanced ice-class expedition ship afloat, offering unprecedented access to polar regions.
GUESTS 138
CABINS 76
DECKS 6
The second of two new polar builds, the National Geographic Resolution is named to honor the second voyage of the legendary Captain James Cook.
GUESTS 148
CABINS 81
DECKS 6
An authentic expedition ship, purpose-engineered for blue water and polar exploration
Every member of the expedition team—from your naturalists and photographers to your expedition leaders—is committed to ensuring you have an unforgettable experience. Many are veteran polar guides who have exclusively worked with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions for decades, chosen for their extensive knowledge of subjects like geology, wildlife biology, art, and climate science, while special guests—from NOAA scientists to ethnomusicologists—offer new layers of insight into your northerly surroundings. Exploring in small groups, you’ll hear different perspectives each day of your voyage, and because there are no assigned groups you can gravitate toward the experts who share your interests and inspire your curiosity.
Your knowledgeable and passionate expedition team is complemented by your dedicated hotel team who strives to ensure that your time on board is as comfortable and rewarding as your time on shore.
"I think what makes Svalbard an inspiring place for a photographer is its diversity,” says National Geography Photography Expert Nick Cobbing who has captured the region’s glacier-sculpted landscapes, dazzling light, and abundant wildlife since 2005. In this episode of Explore with National Geographic Experts, see how Cobbing helps travelers photograph Svalbard so they can go home with unforgettable memories of this spectacular destination.
The midnight sun shines on the shores of Storøen Island along Alanguarqap Suvdlua strait on a summer evening.
Arctic Travel Guide
From practical tips on planning and packing to in-depth articles on wildlife, activities and more, this Arctic travel guide will help you choose your ideal expedition.
Learn More