Celebrate World Ocean Month

Discover the joy of a small ship adventure

Traveling by small ship unlocks a world of opportunities, from lingering with a pod of bow-riding dolphins to reaching untamed isles where time seems to have stood still. As we celebrate our shared ocean, we invite you to experience the unparalleled joy of being at sea on one of these bucket-list adventures—spanning from the stunning reefs of the South Pacific to the icy waters of Antarctica and beyond.

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National Geographic’s Dan Myers on Preserving Wild South Pacific Waters

Chief of Staff for National Geographic’s Pristine Seas program Dan Myers discusses conservation efforts in the South Pacific and beyond.

Explore the Oceans With our Galápagos Drop Cam

National Geographic Islander II hosts important conservation work—like the latest deployment of the National Geographic Society's deep-sea camera system.

Raja Ampat: The Epicenter of Coral Diversity

Raja Ampat is considered the golden standard for coral reefs around the world. Watch as two of our undersea specialists discuss the types of marine life guests will encounter in this magical region.

21st Century Explorers: Richard Vevers

In the premiere episode of our new video series, 21st Century Explorers, we sit down with Richard Vevers, underwater photographer and founder and CEO of The Ocean Agency, whose mission is to accelerate ocean conservation through creativity.

Dive Into Unique Underwater Realms in the South Pacific

From swirling schools of fluorescent fish to massive manta rays, the underwater wonders of the Pacific rival the terrestrial treasures you know from postcards.

A Zodiac cruises through sea ice in the Southern Ocean

A Southern Ocean Celebration: Earth's Newest Ocean

As of June 8, 2021, National Geographic’s maps officially recognize the water around Antarctica as the Southern Ocean.

Inspiring Ocean Cleanup: Our Fight Against Plastic

In the Galápagos, guests and locals are joining forces to keep the beaches clean and reduce plastic use.

5 Things You Didn’t Know About Cabo Pulmo National Park

One of the planet’s most thrilling snorkel destinations is a shallow reef off the tiny Baja California community of Cabo Pulmo. Here are five things to know about this extraordinary reef whose colors John Steinbeck described as “electric” in his book, The Log of the Sea of Cortez.

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