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Remote and enigmatic, the Marquesas are islands that belong to the past. Some of them virtually untouched since the era of European exploration, their isolation has given way to a proud people whose unique Marquesan dialect is a direct link to the ancient Polynesian language of Maohi.

A short escape aimed at active travelers in search of a health and wellness experience, with NG Sea Bird as the base camp.

Embark on a unique land-and-sea expedition to discover Mayan ruins overgrown with tropical rain forest and incredible, seldom-seen reefs.

This unique 15-day land-and-sea expedition includes three days of exploring Torres del Paine, a jewel of Patagonia that teems with its iconic wildlife including Andean condors, guanacos, and rheas. Board National Geographic Explorer to venture far beyond any tourist infrastructure. Kayak peaceful, pristine fjords; hike virgin trails; and discover incredible private parklands of this mythic, rarified land on this holistic Patagonia expedition.

Embark on a Southeast Alaska cruise with Lindblad Expeditions that focuses on photography in the fjords & channels of Southeast Alaska. Book your trip today!

We travel through the region as early explorers, settlers, and natives did—by the waterways that stretch far inland from the Pacific Ocean.

Celebrate the myriad cultures of Iberia and France’s Cote Basque. Explore the splendor of Santiago de Compostela Cathedral, tour a Galician mansion, and hike the beautiful Basque coastline. Visit Hercules Tower and the Gehry-designed Guggenheim Bilbao; thrill to gaitas and trikitixas melodies; and savor a Basque-style dinner in San Sebastian.

Following in the wake of early Polynesian navigators, this voyage takes you to the farthest reaches of Oceania. From remote and enigmatic Easter Island, to the historically significant Pitcairn Islands through the “low islands” of the Tuamotu Archipelago to Tahiti, you’ll visit islands that are virtually inaccessible and untouched. The voyage begins in one of the most isolated landfalls of Polynesia: Easter Island. Walk the length of untouched tropical beaches, meet the descendants of of H.M.S. Bounty mutineers, and drift dive or snorkel through an atoll pass.

See the iconic wildlife—whales, bears and eagles—amid secluded coves and Experience unbridled 21st-century exploration, as we venture to new frontiers deep into the far reaches of the ice to Zodiac cruise, kayak, and hike the tundra. Follow in the wake of legendary explorers and hear their dramatic stories as we explore Lancaster Sound, the gateway to the Northwest Passage.

One departure only: this two-week photo expedition aboard National Geographic Endeavour will offer photographers unprecedented opportunities to shoot all of the major islands of the archipelago alongside a team of top National Geographic photographers and photo specialists. Explore the islands and undersea in great depth and get some of the best photos of your life.

Embark on a sweeping adventure to the western reaches of Polynesia and explore from the verdant crags of Tahiti to the vibrant reefs of Fiji—plus tropical islands and reefs that few others will ever see. Immerse yourself in Aitutaki’s warm turquoise waters, and experience genuine Polynesian welcomes throughout Samoa.

Discover the powerful wilderness and warm charm of the Pacific Northwest over a wide-ranging week in the San Juan Islands and British Columbia. You’ll venture to spectacular, remote islands and sail through channels that teem with sea life, plus you’ll visit charming towns and First Nations heritage sites

Discover the wild, rugged beauty of Costa Rica’s mountains, the Caribbean coast, and much more on an adventure inland to a mist-shrouded cloud forest, volcano, lake, and a car-free, jungle village.

Venture to the heart of Polynesian culture and wildness on this highly immersive expedition where options abound. Choose to kayak, stand-up paddleboard, or take a bike ride for independent exploration and to connect with these people and islands on a personal level. Explore the historic ceremonial site, called a marae, on Raiatea where Polynesian seafarers would begin their bold expeditions sailing into the unknown—expeditions that would eventually lead to populating Hawaii and New Zealand.

Go by land, sea, and air to discover the thrilling nature of two geologically extraordinary countries! Start by exploring the cuisine and music of metropolitan Reykjavík, soak in Iceland’s thermal baths, and hike to its thunderous waterfalls. Travel to Greenland via charter air, and enjoy a stunning flight-see of the massive ice cap. In Greenland, embark ship to trace the ragged edge of the ice cap through fjords to archaeological sites while spotting whales along the way.

Experience a transatlantic cruise with Lindblad Expeditions aboard the National Geographic Orion. View this one-of-a-kind travel itinerary online today.

Voyage from the vibrant cultural center of Dublin to the stunning landscapes and ancient ruins of Scotland and beyond. Visit a Shetland pony farm, a Fair Isle seabird research station, the Stone Age megaliths of the Orkneys, and sacred Christian sites of Iona. Then sail through fjord country and hike and kayak the dramatic Sognefjorden.

An extraordinary, holistic expedition. Experience all the wildness and beauty of Costa Rica and Panama on a sweeping adventure through the canal, along the coasts, and inland to a mist-shrouded cloud forest, volcano, lake, and a car-free, jungle village.

Experience the iconic wildness of Patagonia’s sawtoothed peaks, cerulean glaciers, and soaring fjords over a perfectly paced 11-days of exploration. Discover Chilean Patagonia’s highlights including the stunning Beagle Channel and famous Cape Horn. Explore regions inaccessible except by expedition ship. Hike, kayak, and Zodiac cruise wild fjords, and explore wildlife reserves not easily accessible to the public, including Yendegaia and Karukinka Natural Parks.

Discover this near-mythic, awe-inspiring landscape that stretches across the Andes from the Atlantic to the Pacific and down to Cape Horn. See its rare wildlife, saw-toothed mountains, deep fjords, and bright blue glaciers. Plus, venture to Argentina’s protected Staten Island by special permission.

If the epic stories of discovery, endurance and polar explorers like Shackleton, or the sheer magnificence of ice-capped peaks don’t grab you, the wildlife certainly will: penguins (king, gentoo and macaroni), sea lions, fur seals and enormous elephant seals cozy up to these shores. Only here on South Georgia can you observe one of the world's great wildlife spectacles: literally, tens of thousands of king penguins on a single beach. This is the expedition for wildlife or photography enthusiasts, or for those who have already been to Antarctica and want more.

See the majestic setting that the lordly polar bear freely roams as we explore the Svalbard archipelago, pulling the ship’s bow up to blue-veined glaciers, alighting on islands where caribou drift like smoke across the tundra.

Join a thrilling in-depth exploration of the San Juan Islands, British Columbia’s Inside Passage, and Southeast Alaska. More time exploring means more chances for encounters with wildlife: See bears, whales, eagles and all the region’s iconic animals. Get

Sail from Malta, explore Sicily in depth, and end in Athens on a voyage to some of the world’s finest sites of antiquity. In all, you’ll discover five UNESCO World Heritage sites, including extraordinarily well preserved Greco-Roman ruins, medieval towns, and castles. Enjoy Sicily’s celebrated food, wine, and music, and spend exhilarating time at sea under sail on the historic four-masted Sea Cloud, full of the romance of her era.

Explore wild, remote Alaska on an active adventure in the compact time frame of one week away from work. Embark on exciting point-to-point kayak outings and long hikes along forested coasts. See bears, whales, and Steller sea lions. And enjoy a slice of Alaskan town life in Haines, known as the state’s ‘Adventure Capital.’

Sail from London to historic Portsmouth and the battlements of Dartmouth Castle. Zodiac, kayak, and hike with naturalists; see historic Alderney and Skomer Island’s wealth of seabirds, and the Isles of Scilly or Tresco. Hike the rugged Pembrokeshire Coastal Path. On Sark Island, visit La Seigneurie Gardens or hike to the Gouliot Caves.