Lindblad Expeditions Luxury Cruises Reviews

National Geographic Endurance in Antarctica.
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Breakfast by the sea near Santa Cruz Island, in company of sharks, sealions, sea turtles and manta rays.
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Cruising by Chinese Hat, enjoying the comfort and a billion dollar view.
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Naturalist presentation on the zodiacs
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Best Trip Ever

Review for a Mexican Riviera Cruise on National Geographic Sea Bird

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Chrisbeee
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

I had never been on a cruise and am delighted that the Lindblad/NatGeo trip on Seabird was my first. I could not have asked for a better experience. Everyone who worked on the cruise was amazing. Each person made me feel like I was the most important person on the boat. The food was like eating at a five star restaurant. The outings, which were included were great! I almost got to pat a gray whale ...
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Sail Date: February 2024


Whale Encounters in the Baja

Review for a Mexican Riviera Cruise on National Geographic Sea Bird

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Stephen Carter
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

Lindblad & National Geographic excursions provide a dependable and high quality experience. Their knowledgeable staff are excellent at informing guests of what they will, and have encountered, and are always encouraging us to ask questions. We had several excursions captained by native people who took us close to Gray whales in the Magdalena Bay. We witnessed whales literally swimming a few ...
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Sail Date: February 2024



Expedition to Antarctica, rewrite yourself

Review for a Antarctica Cruise on National Geographic Explorer

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Dee in Boston
First Time Cruiser • Age 50s

I was with the National Geographic Explorer to Antarctica, and to give you just an idea of the satisfaction I felt after the expedition, I spent 4 more days in Buenos Aires before going back home, and in that short time, I talked to non less than 15 people about the trip, including another fellow passenger in the flight home. My finals words were always: "If you travel to Antarctica, it must be ...
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Sail Date: December 2023


Unmatched experience in Antarctic Region.

Review for a Antarctica Cruise on National Geographic Explorer

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Back Channel
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

The Linblad/NatGeo Expedition format is amazing. There were 117 passengers on this cruise. We all felt like everyone on the ship was part of the Expedition and enjoyed new discoveries. The itinerary is fluid as the Expedition Leader and Ship Captain seek to deliver a unique and memorable experience. The open bridge (yes I said the bridge) is unique in my cruising experience and provided as ...
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Sail Date: December 2023


Beyond our wildest dreams

Review for a Antarctica Cruise on National Geographic Explorer

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Lovelyz
2-5 Cruises • Age 40s

We didn't expect to be in Antarctica this Christmas, but life is funny that way. Our family was set to go to Israel and Egypt for our daughter's Bat Mitzvah in December 2023. Unfortunately, life had other plans. At the very last minute, we booked our trip to Antarctica. It was always on our bucket list and what better time to go than now? So that's how we ended up on this remarkable trip. I ...
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Sail Date: December 2023

Traveled with children


100% RECOMMEND!

Review for a Antarctica Cruise on National Geographic Explorer

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Kate S.
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

I had wanted to journey to Antarctica since I was a teenager; I originally planned to go on the Lindblad cruise in 2020 and after multiple years of delays, finally go to go this year in December 2023. Even with all the buildup, this trip MORE than lived up to my expectations! The STAFF really made it for me. The National Geographic guests, the expedition leaders, the dining room and bar staff, ...
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Sail Date: December 2023


Well run company and spectacular itinerary

Review for a Antarctica Cruise on National Geographic Explorer

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Idelle
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

I chose this cruise because of the places it was going to...Falklands, South Georgia and the Antarctic peninsula. The staff on board, including pro photographers, naturalists, scientists were all extremely knowledgeable and gave awesome presentations daily. The crew were all from the Philippines and were extremely attentive, warm and friendly. If you are wanting to go to the Antarctic and ...
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Sail Date: November 2023


disappointed

Review for a Alaska Cruise on National Geographic Sea Bird

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Happy1940
2-5 Cruises • Age 80s

The weather was for the most part perfect. Only wildlife we saw was eagle, a distance whale. Don't go to see wildlife. If you want to hike in mud it's perfect. If you need to Kayak ,ride on a zodiac this is your trip. Food was terrible. Almost all cruises now make accommodations for Vegan or vegetarian but their food they prepared was so bad I had to go back to eating food I did not want to eat. ...
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Sail Date: June 2023


Cruise ok, Pre-trip Information was BAD

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Sea Lion

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michael patrick
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

The cruise was supposed to go through Hell's Canyon on the Snake River, then National Geographic just left that part of the voyage out, and instead took travelers to a farm market! Wow, big deal, and a big disappointment. Of course there was no refund for the missing part of the voyage. Seeing Hell's Canyon was why we booked the trip in the first place. The worst part of the trip was the lack ...
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Sail Date: September 2021


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