Epic Voyages 2022-25

Transformative Voyages for Epic Explorers

Some experiences only reveal their magnificence when they are given ample time to unfold. Our epic voyages are extraordinary opportunities to slow down and explore the world in a more encompassing way.

On these extended expeditions, travel to some of the world’s most remote and least visited destinations, enjoy time at sea to soak in your boundless oceanic surroundings, and delight in unforgettable travel experiences that can only come from chance and spontaneity.

Contents

Going

SOUTH AMERICA

Wild South America: Trinidad, Guyana, and Brazil

Atlantic Isles Discovery: From the Falklands to Madeira

Southern Patagonia: Glaciers, Fjords & Wildlife

THE ARCTIC Iceland

Greenland: Edge of the Arctic

Northwest Passage: Greenland to Alaska

Gateway to the Northwest Passage: Greenland & Canada

ANTARCTICA

Antarctica,

Georgia, and the Falklands

the Falklands

From the Peninsula to the Ross Sea & Beyond

Antarctica and Patagonia: Legendary Ice and Epic Fjords

PACIFIC ISLANDS

to Tahiti: Tales of the Pacific

Iconic Melanesia: New Guinea, Sepik River & the Solomon Islands

Odyssey: New Zealand and the Subantarctic Islands

PLANNING

Going Epic with Sven Lindblad

Sven Lindblad, founder and co-chair of the board at Lindblad Expeditions, remembers vividly the impact of his first epic voyage— a 35-day adventure around New Zealand, Antarctica, and Argentina. Ever since, he has made these journeys a mainstay of our offerings, much to the delight of loyal guests. In this conversation, Lindblad explains how the legacy of ‘going epic’ is proudly carried on in one-of-a-kind experiences across great swaths of our planet.

What are ‘epic’ voyages?

At Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic, we have voyages of all lengths—some are five days, some are as long as 38 days. Our epic voyages are longer voyages that cover more territory. We’ve

developed these trips for a couple of reasons. First, we recognize that many of our guests really enjoy them. But also, there are certain parts of the world where, if you don't spend the time, you're not going to have as extraordinary of an experience.

What are some of the benefits of longer expeditions?

Sometimes it's nice to slow down and get into a rhythm, build a pace where you can calm down and settle in. That’s one of the big benefits of these voyages—life aboard the ship becomes more interesting. You're not just a guest, you're somebody that everybody gets to know. You become integrated with the onboard community.

What is a ‘sea’ day? What are some of the best ways guests can spend their time during these days?

If I go back 20 or 30 years, Lindblad Expeditions would avoid sea days—days where you're not making a landing somewhere. I remember being on certain voyages and thinking, “I really wish there was a sea day to relax, maybe read a little bit, collect my thoughts, and organize my photographs.”

We began to realize people appreciate periodic days where they can enjoy the sea or pursue whatever interests them. Maybe that’s spending time on the bridge learning about navigation, or having more in-depth conversations with our photographers or historians. Sea days are a welcome respite from the very active nature of the voyage.

Can you describe the sense of community that forms onboard during an epic voyage?

I feel that some of the most interesting people I've ever met in my life I've met on our ships while traveling. Why? Because the people who travel on our ships are innately curious, and that immediately creates a kind of a common bond. In the beginning of these voyages, there are different communities onboard. But by the end, there's real common ground.

On an epic voyage to Antarctica, photographers enjoy time to capture the perfect shot of ice floes sparkling under the setting sun.

We’re out there to learn: about new cultures, about what’s above and below the sea; to try new things, and to understand our world better. That really is the essence of an expedition.

Immersive Exploration On Shore and On Board

Each ship in the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic fleet is a destination in its own right, with first-rate exploration tools and superior amenities to ensure that your time on board is as rewarding as your time on shore. Settle into an epic voyage and enjoy extra time at sea to explore all the ways these state-of-the-art vessels can connect you with our blue planet.

Expedition Ships Purpose-Built for Epic Voyages

Our nimble expedition ships sail along sinuous rivers, into small harbors, and through polar ice to provide travelers with up-close experiences in wild and remote places. On an epic voyage, that could mean navigating the seldom-seen channels of the Northwest Passage, gliding into a forgotten bay in French Polynesia, or parking the ship amid Antarctic sea ice. Because each vessel is stocked with a fleet of kayaks, Zodiacs, and stand-up paddleboards, we can explore even further, without being dependent on ports or piers.

Each of our ships also excels on the open water, with stabilizing technology to guarantee a smooth ride in all conditions. Generous decks and comfortable lounges

with expansive windows keep travelers connected to our marine surroundings when we’re not out exploring. Watch for leaping rays from the observation deck of National Geographic Orion on a voyage across the Pacific, pore over route maps in the National Geographic Explorer chart room, or gaze at the endless horizon from an infinity hot tub on National Geographic Endurance or National Geographic Resolution. The fleet’s stunning common spaces are designed to spark your curiosity and wonder.

Explore Your Interests With Our Experts

Epic voyages give us the luxury of days at sea, when guests can pursue their personal interests. Our team of experts—such as naturalists, cultural experts, and certified photo instructors—will be on hand, giving compelling lectures and workshops, and engaging in lively conversations with our guests. Take this time on the water to indulge in whatever suits

you: learn about navigation on the bridge, engage in an informal photo editing session, or talk about whale behavior with a wildlife biologist. With access to a library, a stocked OM System Photo Gear Locker, and other amenities, you will find a wealth of opportunity for educational and creative pursuits.

Indulge in Our Wellness Program

Greet the day on deck with a sunrise yoga session or unwind in the spa with a massage, accompanied by the sound of soothing waves. Our dedicated wellness spaces—including treatment rooms, saunas, glass-enclosed fitness centers, and more—encourage travelers to tap into the natural rhythms of the ocean. Treatments are tailored to your individual needs, and each of our fully accredited wellness specialists is also a licensed massage therapist.

Global Voices

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National Geographic Orion sails to the jungle-shrouded isle of Ra'itea, home to the sacred Marae Taputapuātea complex.

South America

Rippling with peaks from Peru to Patagonia, blanketed in rainforest and pampas, and threaded by one of the mightiest rivers on the planet, South America brims with wild spaces and incredible creatures. Choose from an in-depth exploration of equatorial jungles or an adventure amid the carved coastlines and windswept isles at the tip of the continent. Or, use South America as your starting point for a truly epic transatlantic voyage.

Wild South America: Trinidad, Guyana, and Brazil

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Dazzling points of interest

on this adventure through five countries and two legendary rivers

• Explore the Amazon delta, looking for birds including toucans and macaws, plus pink river dolphins. Discover the Essequibo, known for its pristine rainforest.

• Visit Trinidad’s Caroni Swamp, where scarlet ibis roost by the hundreds—one of the world’s greatest wildlife spectacles.

• At Fernando de Noronha snorkel amid rich marine life. Spot acrobatic spinner dolphins from the deck.

• Fly over grand Kaieteur Falls , and see well-preserved colonial towns and notorious Devil’s Island

• Discover Latin rhythms with live performances by leading musicians —curated by onboard musicologist Jacob Edgar.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

U.S./Trinidad

Tobago

Caroni Swamp/Port of Spain/Embark

Guyana/

Amazon River Delta, Brazil

Noronha

Sea/Salvador

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Explorer 2023 September

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023:

• $1,000 USD/pp air credit.

• Free Salvador or Rio de Janeiro extension.

Select departures only. See page 38 for terms.

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS

Spend four days in wild and vibrant Rio de Janeiro after your expedition, or extend your stay in Salvador exploring the best of Brazil’s fusion culture. Visit expeditions. com/wildamazonia-ext for details.

Fernando de Noronha Island.

TRINIDAD & TOBAGO GUYANA SURINAME

FRENCH GUIANA

BRAZIL Salvador

Port of Spain

Kaieteur Falls

Georgetown Paramaribo Devil's Island

Amazon River Delta Belém

Fernando de Noronha

Atlantic Isles Discovery: From the Falklands to Madeira

38 DAYS | FROM $28,010/PP

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EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit the vast king penguins colonies on South Georgia, tens of thousands on a single beach.

• Enjoy a rich program of lectures by an expert team of naturalists, historians, and photographers ; and take advantage of the National Geographic Explorer’s amenities.

• Go snorkeling in sparkling waters along Ascension Island , where one of the planet’s largest colonies of endangered green sea turtles lay their eggs.

• Learn about the 18th-century Atlantic slave trade at the Cape Verde Islands and walk through its UNESCO World Heritage-designated town.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Days 1 & 2: U.S./Buenos Aires, Argentina

Days 3 & 4: Ushuaia/Embark/At Sea Days 5 & 6: Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) Days 7 & 8: At Sea Days 9-11: South Georgia Days 12-15: At Sea Day 16: Inaccessible Island/Tristan Da Cunha Days 17-20: At Sea/Cross the Tropic of Capricorn

Day 21: Saint Helena Island Days 22-24: At Sea/Ascension Island Days 25-28: At Sea/Cross the Equator Days 29 & 30: Santiago, Cape Verde/ Fogo Days 31 & 32: At Sea/Cross the Tropic of Cancer Days 33-35: La Palma, Canary Islands/ La Gomera/At Sea Days 36-38: Madeira Islands/ Disembark/Lisbon, Portugal/U.S.

Islands

IslandsVerde

Tropic of Cancer Ascension Island

Saint Helena Island

Tropic of Capricorn

Buenos Aires

Falkland Islands

DEPARTURES

da Cunha

Georgia

National Geographic Explorer 2023 March

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS

Spend time in vibrant Buenos Aires pre-voyage or explore Lisbon and Sintra on a post-voyage extension. Visit expeditions.com/transatlantic-ext for details.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023: Save 25% on your voyage. See page 38 for terms.

Ushuaia

Islands

PORTUGAL

Promenade walk into Camara de Lobos, Madeira.

Southern Patagonia: Glaciers, Fjords & Wildlife

19 DAYS | FROM $20,440/PP

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EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Glaciers carved the landscapes of Patagonia and the Chilean fjords . Now it’s a place for the grandest nature adventures: witness calving glaciers, hike rugged landscapes, and more.

• Aboard National Geographic Endurance, glide into Patagonia’s “Glacier Alley” and navigate among floating icebergs by Zodiac and kayak.

• Explore iconic Torres del Paine National Park with our expert naturalist staff.

• Discover private reserves such as Karukinka and enjoy special access to Argentina’s extraordinary Isla de los Estados (Staten Island).

• Visit a marine reserve on the Chilean coast where humpback whales and dolphins gather, view Cape Horn, and visit Magellanic penguins on Isla Magdelena

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Days 1 & 2: U.S./Buenos Aires, Argentina Day 3: Fly to Ushuaia/Embark

Days 4 & 5: Exploring the Chilean Fjords: Glacier Alley Day 6: Francisco Coloane Marine Park Days 7 & 8: Puerto Natales & Torres del Paine

Days 9 & 10: Chilean Fjords: Kirke Narrows

Day 11: Punta Arenas & Isla Magdalena

Days 12 & 13: Tierra del Fuego: Karukinka & Bahía Ainsworth

Days 14-17: Cape Horn & Isla de los Estados (Staten Island), Argentina

Days 18 & 19: Ushuaia/Buenos Aires/ Disembark/U.S.

ARGENTINACHILE

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Endurance 2023-2024 March

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS

Extend your stay three ways. Spend time in vibrant Buenos Aires pre-voyage, or in Iguazú Falls, or Easter Island after. Visit expeditions.com/glaciersext for details.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023:

• 2024 departures at 2023 rates.

• Free round-trip air Miami/Buenos Aires in 2023.

Select departures only. See page 38 for terms.

Beautiful view with waterfall and Fitz Roy mountain.

Francisco Coloane Marine Park

Puerto Natales

Pia Glacier

To/from Buenos Aires

Torres del Paine Karukinka

Isla Magdalena

Cape Horn

Isla de los Estados (Staten Island)

Ushuaia

GARIBALDI FJORD

Here in Chilean Patagonia, we planned to spend the afternoon exploring Garibaldi Fjord, but icebergs floating by our ship in the morning hours indicated that one of the fjord's tidewater glaciers was especially active. So we decided to get an early start, cruising through the brash ice before coming face-to-face with the Garibaldi Glacier, where we observed several wonderful calving episodes before boarding Zodiacs to inspect the nooks and crannies of the fjord.

By Alan Trujillo, Naturalist

Our expedition team navigates the world in search of adventure. These are the stories they bring back.

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ALASKA

The Arctic

Follow in the wake of Viking explorers and legendary seafarers on a voyage to some of the planet’s most inaccessible places. Under the guiding light of the North Star, navigate seascapes studded with glittering icebergs and ruled by a roster of fantastical creatures—from prowling polar bears to the elusive narwhal—and meet the resilient peoples who thrive on the fringes of this extreme wilderness.

Nome

• Iceland & Greenland: Edge of the Arctic

• Northwest Passage: Greenland to Alaska

• Gateway to the Northwest Passage: Greenland & Canada

GREENLAND

Kangerlussuaq

Reykjavík ICELAND

Iceland & Greenland: Edge of the Arctic

19 DAYS | FROM $20,980/PP

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EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Hike the dramatic Dynjandi Waterfall in Iceland’s remote Westfjords peninsula, and visit a farm that produces eiderdown.

• Delve into Greenlandic culture with visits to Uummannaq and Qilakitsoq to see the archaeological site of the 5,00-year-old mummies and visit the National Museum in Nuuk where they can be viewed.

• Cruise among the dazzling icebergs calved by the Ilulissat Icefjord and encounter impressive tidewater glaciers in the fjords of West Greenland.

• Experience local culture through visits to fishing villages and longhouses, folk performances, and tasting tours of traditional Greenlandic and Icelandic foods

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Explorer 2023 July

National Geographic Endurance 2024 August

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Days 1 & 2: U.S./Reykjavík, Iceland/Embark Day 3: Flatey Island Day 4: Arnafjörður/Dynjandi/Vigur Day 5: Isafjörður

Day 6: Crossing the Denmark Strait Day 7: Exploring East Greenland Day 8: Prins Christian Sund & Nanortalik Day 9: Hvalsey Ruins & Qaqortoq Day 10: Tunulliarfik Fjord & Brattahlíð Day 11: Nuuk Day 12: Kangaamiut and Evighed Fjord Day 13: Sisimut Days 14 & 15: Ilulissat & Disko Bay Day 16: Uummannaq & Qilakitsoq Day 17: Ataneq Fjord Days 18 & 19: Kangerlussuaq/ Disembark/ Reykjavík, Iceland/Keflavik/U.S.

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS

Don’t miss a moment: take a day before to tour the Golden Circle or three days before exploring the Volcanic Northeast. Visit expeditions.com/arcticedge-ext for details.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023: 2024 departures at 2023 rates. See page 38 for terms.

Iceberg

GREENLAND

ICELAND

Evighed

Kangaamiut

Nuuk

Hvalsey

Brattahlíð

Nanortalik Prins Christian Sund

Denmark Strait

Arnarfjörður Reykjavík

Dynjandi Flatey Skjoldungen

ARCTIC CIRCLE Isafjörður

Northwest Passage: Greenland to Alaska

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Sail aboard our new, state-of-the-art polar ship to the northernmost coastlines of the planet , where few have explored before.

• Venture into the fabled Northwest Passage and learn dramatic stories of explorers and adventurers who sought this magnificent, icy frontier.

• Glide between soaring icebergs at the mouth of Greenland’s Ilulissat Icefjord , a UNESCO World Heritage site.

• Visit one of Canada’s “jewels of the north”: Pond Inlet , a small Inuit community known for soapstone carvings.

• Observe polar bears, walrus, ringed seals, belugas, and bowhead whales, and capture your best images alongside a National Geographic photography expert.

• Meander through the remains of historic dwellings on Herschel Island; a scattered mixture from the Inuvialuit people and the once-booming whaling industry.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Day 1: U.S./Kangerlussuaq, Greenland/ Embark

Day 2: Greenland’s West Coast and Sisimiut

Day 3: Disko Bay & Ilulissat

Days 4 & 5: Exploring East Baffin Bay, Nunavut, Canada

Days 7-16: Exploring the Northwest Passage

Day 17: At Sea Day 18: Herschel Island, Yukon Territory Days 19-21: At Sea Day 22: Nome, Alaska, U.S./Disembark/ Anchorage

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Resolution 2023-2024 July

Book

GREENLAND

CANADA

ALASKA

Sisimiut

Ilulissat Davis Strait Isabella Bay

Buchan GulfPond Inlet

Dundas Harbor

Prince Regent Inlet Bellot Strait

James Ross Strait

Jenny Lind Island Cambridge Bay ARCTIC CIRCLE

Johansen Bay

Ulukhaktok Dolphin and Union Strait

Herschel Island

Nome Anchorage

From U.S.

Kangerlussuaq

Icefjord,

Gateway to the Northwest Passage: Greenland & Canada

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Days 1 & 2: U.S./Reykjavík, Iceland

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Venture into the fabled Northwest Passage, and travel well above 80° North, and learn dramatic stories of explorers and adventurers who sought this magnificent, icy frontier.

• Glide between soaring icebergs at the mouth of Greenland’s Ilulissat Icefjord, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

• Visit the “Jewel of the North,” Pond Inlet , a small Inuit community known for its friendly community and artists haven for world-renowned soapstone carvings.

• Explore Ellesmere Island and be on the lookout for polar bears, walruses, ringed seals, belugas, bowhead whales, and the elusive narwhal.

• Conditions permitting, see the spectacular Northern Lights as we sail the remote coasts of Canada and Greenland. Capture your best images alongside a National Geographic photography expert.

Day 3: Kangerlussuaq, Greenland/Embark

Day 4: Sisimiut

Day 5: Ilulissat

Days 6-8: At Sea/Exploring Baffin Island, Canada

Days 9-12: Exploring the Queen Elizabeth Islands

Days 13-17: Exploring Ellesmere Island Days 18-20: Exploring above 80 degrees North Day 21: Kiatassuaq Island, Greenland Days 22 & 23: Disko Island/Exploring Days 24 & 25: Kangerlussuaq/Disembark/ Reykjavík, Iceland/U.S

SOUTH COAST OF DEVON ISLAND

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We are on the southern end of Devon Island in a place called Croker Bay, and we’re heading out on Zodiacs because we saw some narwhals as we were coming in. To get down at water level with them, to hear them breathe, to actually put a face to this myth that some people speak of—these unicorns of the sea—is truly remarkable. It just doesn’t get any better.

By Eric Guth, Naturalist

Our expedition team navigates the world in search of adventure. These are the stories they bring back.

ZEALAND

ANTARCTICA

Antarctica

The world’s oldest and coldest continent holds unmistakable allure for the epic explorer, from dazzling sculptures of snow and ice to waddling penguins and breaching whales. But with extra time here, the secrets of the White Continent begin to emerge. Stay awhile near the South Pole to spy even rarer wonders, like Earth’s largest ice shelf, a fjord fed by five tidewater glaciers, or a single rookery filled with 100,000 king penguins.

Antarctica, South Georgia & the Falklands

24 DAYS | FROM $27,200/PP

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EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• This voyage has it all: the impossible beauty of Antarctic ice, the vast king penguin colonies of South Georgia, and the Falkland’s amazing albatross colonies

• Explore by Zodiac, kayak, and on foot using our arsenal of cool tools for exploration.

• In South Georgia, be greeted by 100,000 king penguins. See the Falklands’ impressive colonies of nesting albatross and rockhopper penguins

• Trace the story of Shackleton’s fateful 1916 journey and toast “The Boss” at his gravesite in South Georgia.

• Get your best shots ever with a National Geographic photography expert at your side.

• Conditions permitting, early season departures offer the possibility to cross-country ski—on the frozen sea ice.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Days 1 & 2: U.S./Fly to Buenos Aires, Argentina or Santiago, Chile/Overnight in Hotel

Day 3: Fly to Ushuaia/Embark

Day 4: At Sea Crossing the Drake Passage Days 5-10: Exploring Antarctica

Days 11 & 12: At Sea Toward South Georgia

Days 13-17: South Georgia Days 18 & 19: At Sea Toward the Falklands

Days 20-22: Falkland Islands/At Sea Days 23 & 24: Ushuaia/Disembark/Fly to Buenos Aires or Santiago/U.S.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023:

• 2024 and 2025 departures at 2023 rates.

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King penguins, South Georgia.

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Explorer 2023 February, November

2024 February, October 2025 February

National Geographic Endurance 2023-2024 October

2025 January, February

National Geographic Resolution 2023-2024 February

Note: National Geographic Resolution depar tures route via Santiago. National Geographic Explorer and National Geographic Endurance route via Buenos Aires.

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS

Add two nights to your voyage in Buenos Aires or add Santiago’s wine country. Or visit the magnificent Iguazu Falls, or mysterious Easter Island after. Visit expeditions.com/asgfext for details.

Weddell Sea

These are examples of expedition locations.

ANTARCTIC PENINSULA

Buenos Aires

Lindblad Cove

Channel

Sound

Sea

Ushuaia

Circle

Drake Passage

FALKLAND ISLANDS

South Georgia

Port Stanley

Santiago

Massive king penguin colony.

South Georgia & The Falklands

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itinerary

current rates or visit

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• South Georgia explodes with life: colonies of macaroni penguins, and 8,000-lb. elephant seals. An astonishing 100,000 king penguins will stop you in your tracks

• Get close-up views of magnificent black-browed albatross and irresistible rockhopper penguins in the Falklands.

• Paddle a kayak and Zodiac cruise in quiet bays. Capture your best images alongside a National Geographic photography expert.

• Trace the story of Shackleton’s fateful 1914-16 journey and toast “The Boss” at his gravesite in South Georgia.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

U.S./Buenos Aires, Argentina or Santiago, Chile/Overnight in

Ushuaia/Embark

Ushuaia, Argentina/ Disembark/Fly to Buenos Aires or Santiago, Chile/U.S.

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Endurance 2023 February

2024 February, October National Geographic Resolution 2025 February

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS

Add two nights in Buenos Aires or four nights to Easter Island or visit magnificent Iguazu Falls, or Santiago’s wine country. Visit expeditions.com/southgeorgiaext for details.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023:

• 2024 and 2025 departures at 2023 rates.

• Free round-trip air Miami/Ushuaia Falklands/ Miami (includes charter flight via Buenos Aires or Santiago) in 2023.

• Free round-trip air Miami/Buenos Aires (or Santiago) in 2024.

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To/From Buenos Aires or Santiago

Drake PassageUshuaia

FALKLAND ISLANDS

South Georgia

Port Stanley

Epic Antarctica: From the Peninsula to the Ross Sea & Beyond

35 DAYS | FROM $55,640/PP

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EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Join this epic exploration of seldom-seen locations where few have been before, and where wildness and wildlife are at their finest.

• Observe endemic royal penguins, gentoo, and southern rockhopper penguins, and 100,000 pairs of king penguins on a single beach.

• Enjoy eight days of exploration in the Ross Sea where you can witness first-hand the Ross Ice Shelf, the world’s largest ice shelf—the size of France!

• Witness the unique wildlife, plants, invertebrates, and birds of Macquarie Island, Australia found nowhere else in the world.

• Explore with special permission the seldom-seen sub-Antarctic islands of New Zealand and Australia, a UNESCO

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Days 1 & 2: U.S./Buenos Aires, Argentina or Santiago, Chile/Overnight in Hotel

Days 3 & 4: Fly by private charter to Ushuaia/Embark/Drake Passage

Days 5-9: Exploring Antarctica

Days 10-17: West Antarctica

18-25: Exploring the Ross Sea & Ross Ice Shelf

site

Days 26-30: At Sea/Macquarie Island, Australia/At Sea

Days 31-33: New Zealand’s Subantarctic Islands

Days 34 & 35: Dunedin/Disembark/ Auckland/U.S.

SPECIAL OFFERS

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Royal penguins, Macquarie Island.

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& Patagonia: Legendary Ice & Epic Fjords

HIGHLIGHTS

Punta Arenas

Francisco Coloane Marine Park

Pacific Ocean

Alberto de Agostini N.P.

Bahía Ainsworth Ushuaia

Beagle Channel

ANTARCTICA

National

National

SPECIAL

2024 and

2023

departures only. See page 38 for

Guanaco in Torres del Paine National Park.

Puerto Natales

CHILE Karukinka

Cape Horn

Atlantic Ocean

From Santiago Torres del Paine ARGENTINA To Buenos Aires

Pacific Islands

Just beyond Hawaii’s familiar beaches, remote Pacific isles stretch across pristine seas, offering travelers illuminating perspectives on the dazzling diversity of the South Pacific. Set sail for some of the most far-flung tropical isles on Earth to see a surprising side of paradise: vestiges of lost island cultures, abandoned World War II battle sites and shipwrecks, and thousands of endemic species under water, on land, and in the sky.

Easter Island to Tahiti: Tales of the Pacific

EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Visit some of the most remote and nearly inaccessible islands in all of Oceania.

• Dive or snorkel the stunning reefs of Fakarava, part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and the Pitcairn Islands –one of most unspoiled reef systems in the world.

• Trace the legend of the ill-fated H.M.S. Bounty from Tahiti to Pitcairn Island, where descendants of its mutineers still live today.

• Explore the unusual geology and wildlife of Henderson Island, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and look for endemic bird species.

• Delve into the intriguing lost culture of Easter Island and examine ancient burial sites and towering moai with an archaeologist.

TUAMOTUARCHIPELAGO

Mangareva

To Santiago

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Orion 2023 April

Certain departures travel in reverse.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Day 1: U.S./Papeete, Tahiti, French Polynesia

Day 2: Papeete/Embark

Days 3-8: At Sea/Tuamotu Archipelago Day 9: Mangareva Days 10-13: Pitcairn Islands/At Sea Days 14 & 15: At Sea Days 16-20: Easter Island, Chile/ Disembark/Santiago/U.S.

SPECIAL GUEST

Join Christina Thompson, editor of the Harvard Review and author of Sea People: The Puzzle of Polynesia, on the April 5, 2023 departure.

OPTIONAL EXTENSION

Add a three-day extension on the isle of Mo’orea where volcanic peaks rise from sapphire seas in an explosion of emer ald-green splendor, creating an arresting backdrop for a French Polynesian escape. Visit expeditions.com/moorea-ext for details.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023: Waive the solo premium. See page 38 for terms.

Giant moai, Easter Island.

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South Pacific Ocean

SOCIETY ISLS.

GAMBIER ISLS.

Papeete, Tahiti FRENCH POLYNESIA

Fakarava Tahanea

Pitcairn Isl.

Henderson Isl. Ducie Atoll Easter Isl.

Journey Across the Remote Pacific

HIGHLIGHTS

• Explore secluded beaches, lagoons,

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DEPARTURES

National

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

remote atolls alive with

rare mangroves.

island cultures: Guam’s Chamorro melting pot and Tokelau’s Polynesian

unique

Visit beautiful UNESCO sites, like Marae Taputapuātea and Pohnpei’s Nan Madol ruins

• Walk in the footsteps of brave soldiers and dive among shipwrecks at historic World War II sites in the Chuuk State and Butaritari Atoll.

• Experience the energy and diversity of Tarawa, where half of Kiribati’s population resides, and Papeete, the meeting point of cultures from surrounding archipelagos.

• Visit Pohnpei, a tropical Micronesian paradise with mangrove forests and stunning undersea life.

Days 1-3: U.S./Palau/Embark Day 4: Palau Days 5 & 6: At Sea Day 7: Guam, U.S. Days 8 & 9: At Sea Days 10-14: Chuuk & Pohnpei, Micronesia/ At Sea Days 15 & 16: Kiribati Days 17-21: At Sea/Tokelau, New Zealand Day 22: Cook Islands Days 23 & 24: At Sea Day 25: Ra’iatea & Taha’a, French Polynesia Days 26 & 27: Papeete, Tahiti/ Disembark/U.S.

FRENCH

Ra’iatea

Taha’a Palmerston Island

Tarawa

KIRIBATI Butaritari Atoll

Chuuk

GUAMHagatña

Palau MICRONESIA Pohnpei

Tokelau

South Pacific Ocean

Iconic Melanesia: New Guinea, Sepik River & the Solomon Islands

20 DAYS | FROM $21,540/PP

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EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Cruise the seldom traveled Sepik River and discover the hidden communities and vibrant wildlife.

• Witness an impressive diversity of cultures, see traditional communities and some of the best places in the world to collect indigenous art.

• Look for extraordinary and rare wildlife, including the endemic epaulet shark, dwarf cassowary, saltwater crocodiles, and flying foxes.

• Discover remote islands, such as Kennedy Island, the site of JFK’s PT-109 rescue.

• Step back in time as we learn about some of the fiercest battles of the Pacific Theater during World War II.

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Orion 2023 October

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

Days 1 & 2: U.S./Bali, Indonesia Day 3: Bali/Sorong, West Papua/Embark Days 4-6: At Sea/Cendrawasih Bay/ Yapan Islands

Days 7 & 8: Jayapura/At Sea Days 9 & 10: Sepik River, Papua New Guinea

Day 11: Madang Day 12: Crown Island Day 13: Garove Island (Witu Islands) Day 14: Rabaul Days 15-17: At Sea/Solomon Islands Days 18 & 19: Honiara, Solomon Islands/ Disembark/Brisbane, Australia Day 20: Brisbane/U.S.

INDONESIA

Yapan

Bay

Lagoon

Southern Odyssey: New Zealand and the Subantarctic Islands

22

| FROM $33,780/PP

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EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS

• Immerse yourself in unparalleled beauty: scenic beaches and lush native forests in the North Island and deep fjords in the South Island.

• Discover the history and dynamic culture of New Zealand and the Maori people.

• Explore the incredible Subantarctic islands, which remain protected from human activity and are home to a diverse collection of endemic plant and animal species.

• Delve into New Zealand’s cultural riches—from Napier’s Art Deco architecture, to historical cultural sites

• Visit Abel Tasman National Park , where we’ll discover its golden sand beaches, abundant bird and sea life, and native forests.

• See Macquarie Island, home to thousands of seals and millions of penguins.

ITINERARY AT A GLANCE

U.S./Auckland, New Zealand

Auckland/Embark

Days

Days

Coastal New Zealand

Gisborne

Napier

Abel Tasman & At Sea

OPTIONAL EXTENSIONS

&

Milford Sound

Dusky Sound

Snares Islands

New Zealand’s and Australia’s Subantarctic Islands/At Sea

Stewart Island

Dunedin/Disembark/U.S.

Extend your voyage in Auckland and Tiri, a multi-cultural hub of food, wine, art and culture on the North Island. Or discover the South Island on an extension to Queenstown and Wine Country. Visit expeditions.com/subant-ext for details.

Milford Sound

Great Barrier Island

Gisborne

NapierAbel Tasman

Tauranga Auckland NEW ZEALAND

Dusky Sound Dunedin

Snares Islands

Enderby Island

Adams Island

Stewart Island

Campbell Island

Macquarie Island (AU)

DEPARTURES

National Geographic Orion

December

January, November, December

November, December

departures travel in reverse.

SPECIAL OFFERS

Book by Jan. 13, 2023:

• 2024 departures at 2023 rates.

• 4th guest travels free in 2022.

Select departures only. See page 38 for terms.

Milford Sound.

National Geographic Endurance & National Geographic Resolution

CAPACITY: 126 guests in 69 outside cabins.

REGISTRY: Bahamas. OVERALL LENGTH: 406 feet. National Geographic Endurance and National Geographic Resolution are next-generation expedition ships, purpose-built for polar navigation. Fully stabilized, highly strengthened, ice-class Polar Code PC5 (Category A) vessels, they are designed to navigate polar passages year-round, and safely explore uncharted waters, while providing exceptional comfort. The patented X-bow® is key to their design; its powerful wave-slicing action provides an extremely smooth ride even in adverse conditions, and even reduces spray on deck for superior observation. They carry a full suite of expedition tools, and offer a variety of experience enhancing amenities.

PUBLIC AREAS: Observation lounge with bar, three dining areas, gym, wellness area, infinity-style outdoor hot tubs, library, main lounge with full service bar, 24-hour beverage, state-of-the-art facilities for films, slideshows and presentations, and a photo workshop area; plus, an expedition base with lockers for expedition gear, and an “open Bridge” for access to our captain, officers and the art of navigation.

MEALS: Two restaurants, featuring local, sustainable choices and unassigned seating for flexible, inclusive dining; plus a Chef’s table for intimate, small group dining. Main restaurant has 270º views, and the Observation deck restaurant features lighter, made-to-order fare.

CABINS: All cabins face outside with large windows, private facilities and climate controls. 53 cabins have balconies. Cabins are equipped with expedition command centers with tablets and USB/mobile device docking, TVs, Wi-Fi connections, and hair dryers.

EXPEDITION EQUIPMENT: Zodiacs, kayaks, snowshoes, cross-country skis, Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV) and underwater video camera for unique access to polar marine world, hydrophone, aerial remote-controlled camera, video microscope, and OM System Photo Gear Locker.

SPECIAL FEATURES: A full-time doctor, undersea specialist, National Geographic photography expert, Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic certified photo instructor, an internet cafe and laundry.

WELLNESS: The vessel is staffed by our wellness specialists and features a glass-enclosed yoga studio, gym, treatment rooms and spa relax area, and high and low-heat saunas with ocean views.

From top: igloo; library with a view.

CATEGORY 1: Fore Deck #406, 408, 411, 413, 415 Cabins face outside with two large windows, and feature alcove seating.

CATEGORY 2: Fore Deck #410, 412, 414, 416-419, 421-427 Cabins face outside with two large windows and feature alcove seating.

CATEGORY 3: Main Deck—#512, 514-524 Suites face outside with a balcony, feature a seating area and a pull-out sofa.

CATEGORY 4: Lounge Deck—#608, 610, 612, 613-623 Suites face outside with a balcony, feature a seating area and a pull-out sofa.

CATEGORY 5: Bridge Deck—#708, 709, 711, 713 Suites face outside with a balcony, feature a seating area and a pull-out sofa.

CATEGORY 6: Bridge Deck—#710 Suite faces outside with a balcony, features a seating area and a pull-out sofa.

CATEGORY 7: Bridge Deck—#700-707, 712, 714-717 Junior Suites face outside with a balcony, feature a seating area, pullout sofa and a bathtub.

CATEGORY A SOLO: Main Deck—#504, 506-511, 513 Cabins face outside with a balcony.

CATEGORY B SOLO: Lounge Deck—#604, 606, 609, 611 Cabins face outside with a balcony. All cabins have: Ability to set up as queen or two singles (except solo cabins, which are set up as one single), command center with docking for multiple devices, atlas, clock, barometer, TV, phone, digital tablet for onboard info, hair dryer, safe, refrigerator.

Clockwise from left: Two Seven Zero° restaurant; standard cabin; suite with balcony.

National Geographic Explorer

CAPACITY: 148 guests in 81 outside cabins.

REGISTRY: Bahamas. OVERALL LENGTH: 367 feet.

National Geographic Explorer is a state-of-the-art expedition ship. It is a fully stabilized, ice-class vessel, with an ice-reinforced hull, enabling it to navigate polar passages while providing exceptional comfort. It carries kayaks and a fleet of Zodiacs. An undersea specialist operates a remotely operated vehicle (ROV) and sophisticated video equipment, extending access to the underwater world.

PUBLIC AREAS: Bistro bar; chart room; restaurant; global gallery; library; lounge with full service bar and state-of-the-art facilities for films, slideshows and presentations; mudroom with lockers for expedition gear, and observation lounge. Our “open Bridge” provides guests an opportunity to meet our officers and captain and learn about navigation.

MEALS: Served in single seatings with unassigned tables for an informal atmosphere and easy mingling. Menu is international with local flair.

CABINS: All cabins face outside with windows or portholes, private facilities and climate controls. Some cabins have balconies. Cabins are equipped with Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections and USB ports for mobile devices.

EXPEDITION EQUIPMENT: Zodiacs, kayaks, Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), hydrophone, splash-cam, underwater video camera, aerial remote controlled camera, video microscope, and OM System Photo Gear Locker.

SPECIAL FEATURES: A full-time doctor, undersea specialist, National Geographic photography expert, Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic certified photo instructor, internet café and laundry.

WELLNESS: The vessel is staffed by a wellness specialist and features a glass-enclosed fitness center, outdoor stretching area, a LEXspa treatment room and sauna.

From top: the dining room has unassigned seating and an informal atmosphere; glass-enclosed fitness center with 180 degree views.

CATEGORY 1: Main Deck #301-308 Cabins face outside with one or two portholes.

CATEGORY 2: Main Deck #317-320, 335-336 Cabins face outside with a large window.

CATEGORY 3: Main Deck #313-316, 321-328, 337-340, 342, 344, 346, 348, 350 Cabins face outside with a large window.

CATEGORY 4: Upper and Veranda Decks #103, 104, 107, 108, 201, 202, 204-207, 210, 212, 217, 226, 228 Cabins face outside with a large window.

CATEGORY 5: Upper Deck #209, 211, 214, 216, 218, 220-222, 224 Cabins face outside with sliding glass doors that open to a private balcony.

CATEGORY 6: Veranda Deck–Suite #101, 102 Cabins face outside with three large windows and feature a separate seating area and pull-out sofa. Upper Deck-Suite #213 Cabin faces outside with a private balcony and features a separate seating area.

CATEGORY 7: Upper Deck–Suite #215, 219, 230 Cabins face outside with a private balcony and feature a separate seating area and pull-out sofa.

CATEGORY A SOLO: Main Deck#309-312, 329-334 Cabins face outside with a large window.

CATEGORY B SOLO: Upper and Veranda Decks #105, 106, 203, 208 Cabins face outside with a large window.

CATEGORY 3 TRIPLE: Main Deck #341, 343 Cabins face outside with a large win dow and feature a pull-out sofa.

SHARED ACCOMMODATIONS: Available in Categories 1 and 2.

SOLO OCCUPANCY: Cabins available in Categories A and B.

NOTE: Cabins #209, 211, 214, 216-218, 220, 222, 224, 226, 228, 303-306—These cabins have one queen-sized bed. All other double cabins have two single beds; some can convert to a queen-sized bed. Third person rates are available in the

cabins at one-half the double

#341, 343, 101, 102, 215, 219, 230 can accommodate a third person.

National Geographic Orion

CAPACITY: 102 guests in 53 outside cabins.

REGISTRY: Bahamas. OVERALL LENGTH: 338 feet.

The gracious and intimate National Geographic Orion takes travelers to little-known waters and isles in the South Pacific, Australia, and Indonesia to experience each location’s natural and cultural wonders up close.

PUBLIC AREAS: Outdoor café, lounge with bar and state-of-the-art facilities, restaurant, sundeck, reception desk, observation lounge and library, global gallery, and marina platform. The whirlpool hot tub doubles as a plunge pool in warm climates. Our “open Bridge” allows guests to meet our captain and officers and learn about navigation.

MEALS: All meals are served in a single seating with unassigned tables for an informal atmosphere and easy mingling. The cuisine is international with local flair, featuring tastes of the regions we explore.

CABINS: All cabins feature ocean views, private facilities, climate controls, and a flat-screen TV. Equipped with Ethernet and Wi-Fi connections and USB ports for mobile devices. Some cabins have French balconies. Single cabins in Category 1 and Category 3 include #301, 322, 323, and 512.

EXPEDITION EQUIPMENT: Zodiacs, a fleet of 24 double kayaks, a crow’s nest camera, a hydrophone, underwater video cameras, video microscope, a Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV), and OM System Photo Gear Locker. Plus, for South Pacific voyages, there is snorkeling gear for all guests, scuba gear for a number of pre-qualified guests, standup paddleboards, glass-bottom Zodiac, and splash-cam.

SPECIAL FEATURES: Laundry, a full-time doctor, National Geographic photography expert and Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic certified photo instructor, plus an undersea specialist. On all South Pacific voyages, there are a minimum of two dive masters.

WELLNESS: A wellness specialist, fitness center, LEXspa treatment room and sauna are on board.

From top: Dining excellence and regional flavors are a hallmark of our expeditions; Observation lounge and library.

CATEGORY 1: Main Deck #316, 318, 319-321 Cabins face outside with an oval window.

CATEGORY 2: Main Deck #302-312, 314, 315, 317 Cabins face outside with an oval window.

CATEGORY 3: Upper Deck—#401-412, 414-419 Suites face outside with a large window and feature a sofa or armchair.

CATEGORY 4: Bridge Deck—#511, 515 Suites face outside with a large window and feature a separate seating area.

CATEGORY 5: Bridge Deck—#501, 503-506, 508 Suites face outside with a shared French balcony and feature a separate seating area.

CATEGORY 6: Bridge Deck—#502, 507, 509*, 510 Owner’s suites face outside with a French balcony and feature a separate seating area *Cabin 509 has two windows in lieu of a French balcony.

CATEGORY 1 SOLO: Main Deck #301, 322, 323 Cabins face outside with an oval window or two portholes.

CATEGORY 3 SOLO: Bridge Deck—#512 Suite faces outside with two large windows and features two armchairs.

NOTE: Solo occupancy cabins available in Categories 1 and 3. Shared accommodations available in Categories 1 and 2.

NOTE: Third person rates available at one-half the double occupancy rate in designated triple occupancy cabins.

EARLY BOOKING SAVINGS—BOOK BY JAN. 13, 2023: If booked by Jan. 13, 2023, 2023 prices are guaranteed on 2024 and 2025 departures where noted in this brochure. After Jan. 13, 2023, call or visit expeditions.com for up-to-date pricing.

COMPLIMENTARY AIRFARE—BOOK BY JAN. 13, 2023: Airfare is based on economy group scheduled air and charter flights (if applicable) that must be ticketed by Lindblad Expeditions. In the case that Lindblad Expeditions’ group or charter flights are not available at time of booking, we reserve the right to issue a credit which will be deducted from cabin fare, prior to any additional applicable savings. Baggage fees may be additional and seat assignments may not be guaranteed. Offer available on select departures and may not be combined with other offers or extensions.

AIR CREDIT—BOOK BY JAN. 13, 2023: Air credit will be deducted from cabin fare prior to any additional applicable savings.

SOLO EXPLORERS OFFER—BOOK BY JAN. 13, 2023: Waive the solo premium on solo cabins on select departures. Receive 50% off the solo premium on solo cabins aboard Iconic Melanesia: New Guinea, Sepik River & the Solomon Islands

4TH GUEST TRAVELS FREE—BOOK BY JAN. 13, 2023: Book three full-paying guests and bring a fourth guest free. Offer applicable only on bookings of two double-occupancy cabins, and second cabin must be in same category or lower as first

cabin. Offer not applicable on airfare or extensions. FREE EXTENSION—BOOK BY JAN. 13, 2023: Receive a free Salvador or Rio de Janeiro post-voyage extension when booking select departures of Wild South America: Trinidad, Guyana and Brazil

SAVE 25%—BOOK BY JAN. 13, 2023: Receive 25% off the cabin fare when you book select departures of Atlantic Isles Discovery: From the Falklands to Madeira. Offer not applicable on airfare or extensions.

BRINGING THE KIDS: We believe sharing an expedition with kids or grandkids is a life-enhancing experience. Take $500 off for each child under the age of 18 on any departure. Offer not applicable on extensions.

BACK-TO-BACK SAVINGS: Save 10% on any consecutive voyages taken aboard our expedition ships. Offer applicable on voyage fares only. Offer not applicable on extensions or airfare.

TRAVELING AS A GROUP: Save 5% when traveling as a group of eight or more. Offer applicable on voyage fares only. Not applicable on extensions or airfare. Deposit, final payments, and cancellation policies for group travel vary from our regular policies.

All offers valid on select departures, on expeditions indicated throughout this catalog. Valid for new bookings only, may not be combinable with other offers and subject to availability at the time of booking. Call for details.

RESERVATION INFORMATION

Terms & Conditions: For complete terms and conditions please visit expeditions. com/terms

Pricing: For best pricing book early. Prices quoted in this brochure are in USD, per person based on double occupancy, valid as of the time of printing, subject to modification based on select departures and availability at time of booking, and are not guaranteed until booking and required deposit is made. Visit expeditions.com or call for all pricing.

Pricing Includes: All accommodations aboard ship or in hotels per itinerary or similar; all meals, nonalcoholic and alcoholic beverages (except certain super-premium brands); meals on land as indicated, accompanied by nonalcoholic beverages; air transportation where indicated as included; shore excursions; sightseeing and entrance fees; special access permits; transfers to and from group flights; use of snorkeling equipment, wetsuits, kayaks, stand-up paddleboard, cross-country skis, and snowshoes (where applicable); tips; taxes and service charges; services of a ship physician and services of our expedition staff. Unused services or items included in our programs are non-refundable.

Not Included: Air transportation (except where specified as included); charter airfare (where applicable) extensions; passport; visa; immigration fees; meals not indicated; travel protection plan; and items of a personal nature, such as internet access, and laundry.

Airfare: For all programs, airfare is an additional cost unless otherwise indicated. We will gladly assist in making your air arrangements for a $50 per person service fee.

Reservations, Deposits, and Final

Payments: To reserve your place, an advance payment deposit is required at the time of reservation. Receipt of advance payment deposit indicates your acceptance of the terms and conditions. Final payment schedule can be found online. Visit expeditions.com/terms for complete details about deposits and final payment schedules which may vary by ship.

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Responsibility and Other Terms & Conditions: Certain provisions concerning, among other things, limitations of Lindblad Expeditions’ and National Geographic Expeditions’ (a division of National Geographic Partners, LLC) liability for loss of property, injury, illness, or death during the voyage will be provided to all guests on the ship’s ticket sent prior to departure, and are also available on our website at expeditions.com/terms, or upon request.

By registering for a trip, the guest agrees to all such terms and conditions.

Cancellation Policy: Call for details or visit expeditions.com/cancellation-policy

Note: Itineraries and prices listed in this brochure are as of publication date and are subject to change.

New Expedition Dates, Same Exceptional Experiences: Beginning in 2024, Day 1 of our itineraries will no longer reflect

“departure from the U.S.” and will reflect “arrival to the city” where your expedition begins. The actual durations of expeditions will remain unchanged. Visit expeditions. com/newdates for details.

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