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    As pioneers in exploration, National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions share a passion for adventure, discovery, and conservation. Since 2004, the alliance between National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions is offering extensive resources and provides extraordinary small ship voyages to some of the world's most remote and fascinating places. The alliance' fleet of five expedition ships includes the National Geographic Endeavour, National Geographic Islander, National Geographic Sea Bird, National Geographic Sea Lion, and the National Geographic Explorer. Except those expedition ships Lindblad Expeditions is offering three more vessels - the sail assisted yacht Panorama, the river-sea ship Lord of Glens and the river ship Salacia (the latter cruising Nile river in Egypt).Lindblad is a name that is synonymous with expedition travel. In the 1960s, Lars-Eric Lindblad pioneered soft adventure travel by taking U.S. travelers to places never before explored, such as Antarctica. Today his son, Sven-Olof Lindblad, continues that tradition with the company he formed in 1979 which offers cruises and tours all over the world. The hallmark of Lindblad Expeditions is the staff of topflight naturalists, historians and archaeologists that accompany each of its trips as guides and lecturers. Each itinerary is carefully researched and planned to provide the optimum experience. And once on the water, itineraries are flexible depending on weather and wildlife sightings. Because of the superb experiences this company delivers, it has elevated itself to the very top of the expedition travel world. Their main competitor is Abercrombie and Kent Cruises. Lindblad cruises are pricey, but they deliver on their promise.

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Cruise ships and itineraries:

National Geographic Explorer: Bahamas registered, built 1982, 6,100 gross tons, 148 passengers, 71 crew members. Itineraries: Antarctica/Falklands out of Ushuaia - Argentina; Norwegian Fjords/Arctic out of Bergen - Norway; Arctic out of Oslo - Norway; British/Irish Isles out of Portsmouth - UK; Western Europe, Baltic States out of Copenhagen - Denmark; Scotland/Iceland out of Bergen - Norway; Mediterranean out of Seville - Spain. , Central America.
National Geographic Endeavour: Bahamas registered, built 1966, 3,132 gross tons, 96 passengers, 60 crew members. Itineraries: Galapagos Islands year-round.
Panorama: Greece registered, built 1993, 674 gross tons, 45 passengers, 17 crew members. Itineraries: Greek Islands out of Athens - Greece; Greece/Dalmatian Coast out of Athens - Greece.
National Geographic Sea Lion: US registered, built 1982, 1000 gross tons, 62 passengers, 22 crew members. Itineraries: Baja California and the Sea of Cortez-Mexico out of La Paz - Mexico, Alaska out of Seattle, WA and Juneau, AK; Costa Rica/Panama/Panama Canal out of Herradura - Costa Rica and Colon - Panama.
National Geographic Sea Bird: US registered, built 1981,  1000 gross tons, 62 passengers, 22 crew members. Itineraries: Baja California and the Sea of Cortez-Mexico out of La Paz - Mexico, Alaska out of Seattle, WA and Juneau, AK; Pacific Northwest out of Portland, OR.
National Geographic Islander: Equador registered, 1,065 gross tons, 48 passengers, 20 crew members. Itineraries: Galapagos Islands.
Lord of the Glens: British registered, build 1988, converted 2000, 729 gross tons, 54 passengers, 14 crew members. Itineraries: Caledonian Waterway, Scottish Isles out of Inverness - Scotland; River Nile cruises.
Salacia: Egypt registered, 54 passengers, 14 crew members. Itineraries: River Nile cruises.