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With the National Geographic Explorers-in-Training program, kids and teens will learn about this fascinating part of the world.
With the National Geographic Explorers-in-Training program, kids and teens will learn about this fascinating part of the world.
A National Geographic-Lindblad expedition is a wonderful fit for families—from parents traveling with grade-schoolers to grandparents bringing the entire crew on a multigenerational celebration. With activities that combine learning and fun and a team of dynamic experts leading the way, every day is full of discoveries that awaken new passions no matter your age.
Excursions for every pace and skill level ensure a fun and fulfilling experience for the whole family. Kids are welcome to join any of the expert-led activities—from snorkeling to kayaking and more—and travelers can gravitate toward the naturalist guides who share their interests.
Each ship provides a comfortable and inviting basecamp, with a range of accommodations fit for families. Unpack once and immerse yourself in an enriching onboard experience. Chat with the captain about navigation, examine sea creatures with an undersea specialist and more. Meals are informal, with delicious options that tempt even the pickiest palates.
A National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions certified photo instructor joins every voyage to assist family members with everything from camera settings to composition, whether they're using smartphones or DSLRs. These pros help send travelers home with photos that capture the spirit of their expedition—and they can even take family portraits.
Lindblad Expeditions pioneered expedition travel to the remarkable Galápagos Islands more than 50 years ago. Today, we lead expeditions year-round to this magical archipelago famed for its vibrant wildlife. Encounter giant tortoises, blue-footed boobies, playful penguins, and charismatic sea lions in their natural habitats, all unfazed by your presence. Alongside local expert guides, enjoy multiple adventures each day on land and on water, including walks and hikes, kayaking, paddleboarding, and snorkeling.
Since 1967, when Lars-Eric Lindblad led the first expedition cruise to the Galápagos Islands for private citizens, we’ve introduced generations of guests to these fascinating islands, the world’s first UNESCO World Heritage site.
SVEN LINDBLAD
Founder, Lindblad Expeditions
"It will never leave you if you go to the Galápagos islands. You will have stories for the rest of your life—I can promise you."
Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic is delighted to introduce the newly acquired expedition ships joining our fleet in Galápagos where they will sail the islands year-round. The 48-guest National Geographic Gemini features 27 outward facing cabins, including 13 balcony suites. National Geographic Delfina, an even more intimate vessel, accommodates only 16 guests. This sleek, luxury catamaran is ideal for families, small groups, and private charters.
