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Live position tracking for National Geographic Orion, a Lindblad Expeditions cruise ship carrying up to 102 passengers with a gross tonnage of 4,050 GT and 103 m in length. Currently at sea, heading to GRKRE.
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Built 2003 · 4,050 GT · 102 guests · 75 crew · 103m long
National Geographic Orion was last known to be at 36.9°N, 24.7°E in the Mediterranean Sea, traveling at 5.7 knots with a heading of 340°. Last known position as of 4 hours ago. National Geographic Orion is heading toward GRKRE.
36.9217°, 24.7361°
5.7 knots
→ GRKRE
Last updated: 7/29/2026, 4:23:15 AM
National Geographic Orion PositionUpdated 5h ago
Status
Under Way
Coordinates
36.9217°, 24.7361°
Speed
5.7 knots
Heading
340°
Destination
GRKRE
Last Update
4h ago
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View Deal →National Geographic Orion Quick Facts
National Geographic Orion
Lindblad Expeditions
2003
Year Built
4,050
Gross Tonnage
102
Passengers
75
Crew
103m
Length
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Where is National Geographic Orion right now?
National Geographic Orion was last tracked at coordinates 36.9217°N, 24.7361°E, heading towards GRKRE at 5.7 knots. Position last updated Jul 29, 2026, 4:23 AM UTC.
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What cruise line operates National Geographic Orion?
National Geographic Orion is operated by Lindblad Expeditions. The ship was built in 2003 and carries up to 102 passengers.
How big is National Geographic Orion?
National Geographic Orion has a gross tonnage of 4,050 GT and is 103 meters (338 feet) long. It can carry 102 passengers with a crew of 75.
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