Travel in Good Company
The founders of expedition cruising
In 1966, when Lars-Eric Lindblad spearheaded expeditions to Antarctica and ventured to the Galápagos in 1967, he etched his name in history as the pioneer who introduced private citizens to these extraordinary wildernesses. Widely recognized as the progenitor of ecotourism, he envisioned travel as a remarkable avenue to unveil the wonders of the world to individuals, prompting them to reconsider their perspectives on the planet and recognize our collective responsibility in its preservation.
Linblad Destinations
Providing travelers with over 100 itineraries spanning all seven continents, we depend on our remarkable fleet of expedition ships—unrivaled in the industry for their advanced capabilities. Crafted to be small and nimble, these vessels enable you to venture further into remote locations, facilitating quick disembarkation to maximize your exploration time. Purposefully designed for each destination, our ships aim to create a meaningful connection between you and the wild surroundings, enhancing your travel experience.
Lindblad Expedition Fleet
The Lindblad fleet comprises 17 expedition ships, navigating to the planet's most untamed and intriguing destinations, seamlessly blending the luxury of comfort with state-of-the-art tools for exploration. Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic prioritizes the safe access to the planet's wildest and most remote locations, pairing it with the expertise of top professionals and a commitment to comfort. At the heart of expedition life lies a focus on community and insight, shaping an enriching and unforgettable travel experience.
