Lindblad Expeditions
National Geographic partnership offering transformative expedition travel.
- Active ships
- 11
- Ports visited
- 4
- Founded
- 1979
- Total capacity
- 1,014
- Headquarters
- New York, United States
- Segment
- Premium
The fleet
Lindblad Expeditions fleet
National Geographic Explorer
148 guests · 1982
Expedition Class
National Geographic Sea Bird
62 guests · 1982
Expedition Class
National Geographic Venture
100 guests · 2018
Expedition Class
National Geographic Islander II
48 guests · 2022
National Geographic Endeavour II
96 guests · 2005
Oberoi Philae
44 guests · 2015
National Geographic Endurance
126 guests · 2020
Polar Class
National Geographic Orion
102 guests · 2003
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National Geographic Endeavour II
Oct 16, 2026 · in 4d
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National Geographic Sea Bird
Oct 17, 2026 · in 5d
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Oberoi Philae
Oct 17, 2026 · in 5d
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National Geographic Venture
Oct 17, 2026 · in 5d
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National Geographic Explorer
Oct 21, 2026 · in 9d
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National Geographic Islander II
Oct 22, 2026 · in 10d
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Frequently asked questions
How many ships does Lindblad Expeditions have?
Lindblad Expeditions currently operates 11 active ships with a combined capacity of 1,014 passengers.
Where does Lindblad Expeditions sail?
Lindblad Expeditions frequently visits ports including Port of San Diego, Port of Dubrovnik, Port Miami, and more.
Can I track Lindblad Expeditions ships live?
Yes. Every Lindblad Expeditions ship is trackable via live AIS data on our interactive map.
What is the newest Lindblad Expeditions ship?
The newest ship in the fleet is National Geographic Islander II, launched in 2022.