Antarctica Expeditions

Benefit from 50+ years of inside know-how

"Antarctica might not be my personal idea of a great vacation, but our agent Sara Lundqust finds it absolutely amazing. Her fascination with this wild frontier and her dream of seeing penguins up close make her the perfect guide for an epic adventure. And with National Geographic as your travel partner, you get the ultimate experience to explore this remote wilderness safely and meaningfully. If you want to see Antarctica like few ever do, Sara will make it happen."

Sara Lunquist

Remote. Untrammeled. Spectacular. Exploring Antarctica is one of the most exhilarating adventures on Earth. There are many reasons to go. See scores of penguins and whales. Fall under the spell of sculptural ice: an entire museum of colossal and magical ice forms defying description. And add the dashing history of the Heroic Age of Exploration.

More than 50 years ago, Lars-Eric Lindblad—the father of Lindblad Expeditions founder Sven Lindblad—took the first group of "citizen" explorers to Antarctica in 1966. Since then the Lindblad family has operated hundreds of Antarctic expeditions. This is a level of “institutional” experience that ensures your safety and a rich encounter with the region that no one else can offer.

TAKE FLIGHT. FIND WONDER.

Enjoy up to $2,000 in air credits per person when you book select 2027

Don’t miss your chance to save on your 2027 expedition.

Book by November 4 and enjoy up to $2,000 in air credits per person on select voyages to Antarctica, the Arctic, Europe, Japan and the South Pacific.

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