National Geographic Endurance features the X-Bow, described as a “a game-changing design” that is said to provide a smoother sailing experience. This vessel is the pinnacle of all of that.”
“The environmental aspect of what we are doing, and the importance of this ship to promote research, raise funds for Pristine Seas, and for the people in the communities we explore, carries on the great Lindblad tradition.”Ĭaptain Wood said the crew “waited for so long for this moment”, adding: “The ideas that we have inside the ship, they have been coming, not just for years, they have been coming for decades, for whole careers. I really hope you like this ship.”īerle added: “What was wonderful for me to witness was a number of you meeting staff from our ships that you knew, sometimes more than 10 years ago, and so there is a family feeling already, and that is a big part of who we are. “I have not seen the ship since January of 2020, and arriving today and walking through, it just took my breath away. Lindblad said: “The energy, the enthusiasm, the dedication that has been put in to the making of this ship was for one purpose only – to make it possible for you folks to go out and explore the world, and to appreciate the world and all its wonders and then to face together some of the challenges that we inevitably must as it relates to the natural world.
Named to honour explorer Ernest Shackleton, National Geographic Endurance “embodies every innovation and concept Lindblad Expeditions has developed in 50+ years of pioneering expedition travel”, the line said in a statement. The ceremony was attended by Lindblad guests, as well as the line’s founder and co-chair, Sven Lindblad, CEO Dolf Berle, and the ship’s captain, Aaron Wood.įollowing the event the 126-guest ship departed on its 19-day inaugural itinerary exploring Iceland and Greenland. Purpose-built for exploring the world, from the polar regions to the South Pacific. Costs will vary depending on your travel dates.Lindblad Expeditions has launched its newest expedition cruise ship, National Geographic Endurance, during a christening ceremony in Reykjavik, Iceland. Expedition exclusives, airfare savings & rare opportunities. *Note that we will quote flights for you when provided with your desired travel dates. Gift shop items and any other items of personal nature.International or domestic flights, unless specified.Use of boots for expedition shore excursions.Fitness centre and a fully stocked library, and other gracious public spaces.The expertise of our expedition staff including presentations and guest speakers in the lounge.Transfers to and from group flights as per itinerary.Special access permits, park fees, port taxes.24-hour coffee, cappuccinos, lattes, filtered water and soda on demand.Meals on land, as indicated in itinerary.Hotels ashore as indicated in itinerary.
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Unsure if this National Geographic Endurance ship is right for you? Review our Antarctica destination overview for full details on seasonality, routes, ship selection, pricing, expedition inclusions and how North South Voyages can help make your Antarctica dream become reality. Thanks to the Lindblad-National Geographic alliance, you can sail aboard the Endurance o the planet’s most extraordinary place in the company of world-renowned scientists, naturalists, educators, and researchers, and explore stunning natural environments alongside skilled specialists using state-of-the-art exploration tools. there is also three dining areas an observation lounge with bar, gym, wellness area, infinity-style outdoor hot tubs with adjacent igloos library main lounge with full service bar, 24-hour beverage station, state-of-the-art tech for films/presentations B&H Photo locker and a photo workshop area science hub an onboard broadcast studio an expedition base with lockers for expedition gear and open access to the Bridge, Captain, officers and on-duty wildlife spotters.įor added comfort, a glass-enclosed yoga studio, gym, treatment rooms and spa relax area, and high and low-heat saunas with ocean views, staffed by wellness specialists. Endurance’s most striking exterior feature is her distinctive profile, the patented X-Bow®, a game-changing design that guarantees the smoothest, most comfortable ride in all kinds of conditions and since it eliminates bow impact, a quieter ride, as well.Īll cabins come with large windows, private facilities, climate controls, an expedition command center equipped with tablets and USB/mobile device docking, flat screen TVs, WiFi connections, and hair dryers.
This brand new built vessel has the highest ice class (PC5 Category A), she will enable adventurous guests to go where few have or can. The National Geographic Endurance is the most advanced ice-class expedition ship afloat offering unprecedented access to the polar regions.
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