National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions has announced the first of its 2027-28 deployment openings, offering guests the opportunity to explore awe-inspiring destinations aboard the fleet of mission-built expedition ships. The 2027-28 season features voyages across seven continents, designed to connect travelers with wildlife, wild places and local communities in ways that are authentic, enriching and respectful.
Pairing Lindblad Expeditions’ heritage with National Geographic’s exploration expertise, National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions will continue to deliver voyages guided by veteran expedition leaders, naturalists, historians, scientists and experts who illuminate the wonders of the natural world at every turn. Highlights of the 2027-28 season include:
- National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions’ return to the Oceania region after two years with the re-launch of several itineraries onboard National Geographic Resolution, including the 11-day “Pearls of the Pacific: The Society and Tuamotu Islands” and a return to Easter Island after four years with the 18-day “Easter Island To Tahiti: Tales of The Pacific”
- Even more opportunities to explore Alaska’s vast frontier of snow-capped mountains, fjords, and wildlife with the addition of more departures of guest-favorite itineraries. In 2027-28, the brand will launch additional departures of its popular eight-day “Alaska’s Inside Passage,” 11-day “Voyage to the Great Bear Rainforest” and 14- and 15-day “Treasures of the Inside Passage” itineraries aboard National Geographic Quest and National Geographic Venture
- The continuation of incredibly popular itineraries exploring Japan’s riveting history, culture and landscapes—from the storied castle towns of the Edo period to the elegant shrines and merchant districts of the Meiji era to the poignant sites of World War II—with added departures of the 16-day “Coastal Japan: Imperial Dynasties and Modern Culture” itinerary
- A range of immersive itineraries in Europe and the Mediterranean designed to reframe the traditional European cruising experience through the lens of an explorer at every corner of the continent—from the hydrangea fields on the optimized eight-day “Islands of the Azores: Basalt Peaks to Volcanic Vineyards” to the sun-soaked beaches of the Dalmatian Coast on the eight-day “Ancient Mediterranean: Exploring Greece, Croatia and Albania”
- More options to explore the iconic islands of the Galápagos archipelago aboard the fleet of four purpose-built vessels, including the newly acquired 16-guest catamaran National Geographic Delfina and the 48-guest National Geographic Gemini, plus National Geographic Endeavour II and the ultra-luxury super-yacht National Geographic Islander II
Whether kayaking alongside icebergs in Antarctica, observing sea lions while snorkeling in Baja California, wandering through rainforests in Central America or journeying where few travelers have before by sailing through the Northwest Passage, each voyage is designed to offer transformative experiences that deepen guests’ understanding of the world—and their place within it.
For more information, visit www.expeditions.com.
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