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Where Is National Geographic Islander II Right Now?

Live position tracking for National Geographic Islander II, a Lindblad Expeditions cruise ship carrying up to 48 passengers with a gross tonnage of 5,700 GT and 91 m in length. Currently underway at sea.

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Built 2022 · 5,700 GT · 48 guests · 35 crew · 91m long

National Geographic Islander II was last known to be at 0.4°S, 90.7°W, traveling at 0.0 knots with a heading of 511°. Last known position as of 3 hours ago.

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-0.3972°, -90.7115°

Last updated: 7/28/2026, 9:59:00 PM

National Geographic Islander II PositionUpdated 4h ago

Status

Under Way

Coordinates

-0.3972°, -90.7115°

Speed

0.0 knots

Heading

511°

Destination

Last Update

3h ago

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National Geographic Islander II Quick Facts

National Geographic Islander II cruise ship

National Geographic Islander II

Lindblad Expeditions

2022

Year Built

5,700

Gross Tonnage

48

Passengers

35

Crew

91m

Length

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is National Geographic Islander II right now?

National Geographic Islander II was last tracked at coordinates -0.3972°N, -90.7115°W. Position last updated Jul 28, 2026, 9:59 PM UTC.

How can I track National Geographic Islander II?

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What cruise line operates National Geographic Islander II?

National Geographic Islander II is operated by Lindblad Expeditions. The ship was built in 2022 and carries up to 48 passengers.

How big is National Geographic Islander II?

National Geographic Islander II has a gross tonnage of 5,700 GT and is 91 meters (299 feet) long. It can carry 48 passengers with a crew of 35.

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