
- National Geographic Explorer
- Luxury Expedition Ship
- 148 Capacity
- 14 Days
- 2021, 2022
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- 2021
- Dec 8 Wed
- Dec 18 Sat
- Dec 28 Tue
- 2022
- Jan 7 Fri
- Feb 6 Sun
- Feb 16 Wed
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Summary : Explore Antarctica aboard an authentic expedition ship for an incomparable experience and in-depth encounter with all its wonders. Join a first-class polar expedition team aboard a Nat Geo ship to see the legendary landscapes and habitats; encounter iconic penguins, leopard seals, and marine mammals; kayak among icebergs, Zodiac cruise past resting leopard seals, and hike on the continent with the best ice team on Earth; experience the seldom-seen Antarctic undersea, too––through the efforts of the ship's undersea specialist.
All departures are Photo Expeditions, see end of page for details.
Activities : Birding, Child-Friendly, Hiking, Kayaking, Photography, Dedicated Solo Cabins, Triple/Quad Cabins
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Depart this evening on an overnight flight to Buenos Aires.
Arrive in Buenos Aires and settle into your hotel before seeing the city’s Beaux-Arts palaces and the famous balcony associated with Eva Perón.
Fly by private charter to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. Transfer from the airport to the ship to embark.
While crossing the legendary Drake Passage, spot albatross and other seabirds that glide alongside the ship.
With long hours of daylight at this time of year, you have ample opportunity to explore the Antarctic Peninsula and the surrounding islands. In keeping with the nature of an expedition, the schedule is flexible so that everyone can take advantage of the unexpected such as watching whales at play off the bow, taking an after-dinner Zodiac cruise, or heading out on an unplanned excursion.
Each day the goal is to offer opportunities to hike, kayak among the ice floes, and experience close encounters with wildlife. You may have the thrill of watching the powerful ship crunch through the pack ice (more likely in the early season), or step ashore to a plethora of Adélie and gentoo penguins. You’ll learn how climate change affects the penguin populations, and how best to capture images of penguins from a National Geographic photographer.
Back aboard, the undersea specialist may present video from that day’s dive or show rare images taken up to 1,000 feet below the surface using the ship's ROV. Expert staff will craft an expedition where you will learn, see, and experience more than you dreamed possible!
Enjoy the ship’s amenities as the coast of Antarctica disappears from view. Round the southernmost tip of South America, and see the meeting of the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Celebrate your voyage at a farewell dinner on board.
Disembark in Ushuaia and transfer to the airport for your charter flight to Buenos Aires.
Arrive home after an overnight flight from Buenos Aires.
Notes
Read this itinerary as a guide only; the exact route and program varies according to ice and weather conditions—and the wildlife you encounter. Flexibility is the key to the success of this expedition. ExpeditionTrips is not responsible for itinerary changes.
Travel Insurance:
ExpeditionTrips strongly recommends at least $200,000 Emergency Medical/Evacuation coverage which includes coverage for cancellation, trip disruption, baggage and personal property. Other conditions may apply based on pre-existing conditions. ExpeditionTrips can assist U.S. residents with travel protection options.
Lindblad-National Geographic Certified Photo Instructor:
On all departures, a certified photo instructor will be at your side and at your service to inspire and assist you. Take advantage of talks, presentations, slideshows and “laptop gallery” sharing events. All skill and interest levels are welcome; the instructors can meet you wherever you are on your journey. All you need to participate is a camera— point-and-shoot, smartphone, DSLR, whatever—and a sense of adventure. And you’re sure to return home with amazing photos.
Included:
One pre-cruise hotel night in Buenos Aires; transfer between airport/ship if booked on recommended flights; shipboard accommodations; kayaking; cross-country skiing and snowshoeing (November departures only); certified photo instructor; video chronicle of your trip; parka; all meals onboard ship; most beverages onboard ship; crew gratuities. Subject to change without notice.
Not Included:
Airfare; extensions; passport and visa expenses; baggage/accident/cancellation insurance; immigration fees; items of a personal nature such as email and laundry; optional extensions; fuel surcharge may apply.
Photos ©: Sisse Brimberg & Cotton Coulson (Lemaire Channel); Ralph Lee Hopkins (Zodiac/Penguins, Kayak/Whale); Sven-Olof Lindblad (Kayak/Seal); Michael S. Nolan (Penguin and Chicks, Penguin Jumping, Penguin Standing, Ship Deck, Zodiac/Whale, Zodiac/Ice, Kayak/Penguins)
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- National Geographic Explorer
- Luxury Expedition Ship
- 148 Capacity
- 14 Days
-
View Departure>
- 2021
- Dec 8 Wed
- Dec 18 Sat
- Dec 28 Tue
- 2022
- Jan 7 Fri
- Feb 6 Sun
- Feb 16 Wed
- Price from
- $15,080
- I'm Interested
We honor all in-market promotions. Please contact us for current offers.
Receive a FREE DVD chronicle of your trip, compliments of ExpeditionTrips!
REGULAR RATES (USD) | Category 1 | Category 2 | Category 3 | Category 4 | Category 5 | Category 6 | Category 7 | Category A Solo | Category B Solo |
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12/8/2021, 1/7/2022-2/16/2022 | $15,080 | $16,150 | $16,720 | $17,970 | $21,660 | $24,690 | $28,200 | $19,990 | $20,850 |
12/18/2021-12/28/2021 | $16,760 | $17,990 | $18,570 | $19,990 | $23,990 | $27,500 | $31,800 | $22,450 | $23,150 |
Above rates are per person, based on double occupancy (unless noted as a dedicated solo cabin). Subject to change without notice.
Solo Shares:
Shared cabins may be available in select cabin categories on certain departures. Please inquire.
Triple Rate:
Category 3, 6, and 7: .5x double occupancy rate
Child Savings:
Kids under 18 years old: $500 off
Rate Includes:
One pre-cruise hotel night in Buenos Aires; transfer between airport/ship if booked on recommended flights; shipboard accommodations; kayaking; cross-country skiing and snowshoeing (November departures only); certified photo instructor; video chronicle of your trip; parka; all meals onboard ship; most beverages onboard ship; crew gratuities. Subject to change without notice.
Additional Costs:
International Airfare
Charter Air (Buenos Aires/Ushuaia/Buenos Aires): From $960 per person
Travel Insurance (Highly Recommended)
Fuel surcharge may apply
(Subject to change)
Deposit:
From $1,500 per person

- National Geographic Explorer
- Luxury Expedition Ship
- 148 Capacity
- 14 Days
-
View Departure>
- 2021
- Dec 8 Wed
- Dec 18 Sat
- Dec 28 Tue
- 2022
- Jan 7 Fri
- Feb 6 Sun
- Feb 16 Wed
- Price from
- $15,080
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- Ship Type: Luxury Expedition Ship
- Passengers: 148
- Cabins: 81
- Length: 367 feet
- Facilities: Restaurant (2), Bar/Lounge, Sun Decks, Observation Lounge, Gym and Sauna, Library, Business Center with Internet, Gift Shop, Mud Room, Elevator
- Equipment: Zodiacs, Kayaks, Remotely Operated Vehicle, Snorkeling Gear, Splash-Cam, Underwater Video Camera, Video Microscope
National Geographic Explorer
Overview : At 367 feet with six decks, she is spacious and modern, with a variety of public rooms that offer startling views of the passing landscape. Friendly and informal, Nat Geo Explorer instantly fosters a welcoming environment where enthused and curious passengers share in exceptional experiences and enrichment. Public rooms include a dramatic window-lined library and observation lounge perched at the very top of the ship, plentiful observation decks (including easy access to the bow), and the forward facing chart room, offering a 24-hour beverage station. The spacious lounge is the heart of the expedition community, and is suited for spirited cocktail hours, informative presentations and the nightly tradition of Recap. The dining room and adjacent bistro easily accommodate all guests at once for open seating dining. While Explorer’s interiors are certainly elegant, life aboard is always casual, with no need for formal clothing. And you’ll find shipboard services like a state-of-the-art fitness center, laundry and public-area WiFi make packing and traveling more convenient.
2019 Condé Nast Traveler - Best Small Ship Cruise Line in the World
2019 Travel + Leisure - Best Small Ship Ocean Cruise Line
2018 Condé Nast Traveler - Best Small Ship Cruise Line in the World
2018 Travel + Leisure - Top 5 Small Ship Ocean Cruise Line
2018 Cruise Critic - Best for Adventure
Cabin Description : All accommodations are outside featuring oversized picture windows or a balcony that connect you with the passing views. Double occupancy cabins come in a variety of configurations, including two single beds, two beds that can be converted to a queen-sized bed, and queen-sized beds. Individual climate control is available in every cabin. Reading lamps above the bed allow for a focused beam of light to ensure your neighbor sleeps undisturbed. Each cabin has TV with several channels: movies; National Geographic documentaries; and one for displaying the ship’s electronic chart system with the ship’s current position. Bathrooms are also generously sized with a roomy glass-walled shower stall, and suites feature twin sinks. They are stocked with environmentally-inspired bath products and shower gel, hair dryers, and cozy white robes.
All details have been provided by the shipping company, and are subject to change at any time.

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Philis E.
Miami, FL
Jan 2019
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
This was a once in a lifetime experience. Absolutely a 10! We really experienced Antarctica fully, from wildlife to kayaking to icebergs and glaciers calving to walking on ice. The staff were outstanding - so informed, educated and eager to share their experiences and knowledge. I have been on lots of trips, and these naturalists were the best educated and most well spoken I've ever come across - anywhere. And the most eager to share their knowledge. And they were personable and friendly to boot!

Jorge R.
Miami, FL
Dec 2018
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
ExpeditionTrips was attentive to detail and always available. The whale and ice were the most memorable parts of the trip.

Julie M.
River Forest, IL
Dec 2018
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
I am not sure where to begin, Antarctica exceeded our expectations. The most memorable was just the vastness of the ice and the continent. The penguins were adorable and the activities were spot on. Above and beyond, I actually did not expect it to be so nice. Staff and naturalist did everything to make you feel special. And the service staff in the dining room, Amazing, they knew your name, what you liked to drink, they were incredible.


Peter N.
Waban, MA
Jan 2018
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Spectacular scenery. Enthralling wildlife. Terrific naturalists, photographers, officers, and crew. Wonderful accommodations and food. The trip of a lifetime -- it fulfilled all bucket-list expectations! The ExpeditionTrips staff was very knowledgeable, extremely helpful when last-minute changes were necessary, and always available to answer questions or provide advice.

Ellen C.
Manila, Philippines
Jan 2018
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
The most memorable parts of my trip were seeing glaciers, icebergs, penguins, and kayaking. Service from the staff and guides was very good. My experience with my Expedition Specialist and Travel Coordinator was excellent.


Margaret E.
Arvada, CO
Dec 2017
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Being able to set foot on this remote continent was incredible, and I very much enjoyed the attentive and knowledgeable cast and crew. The naturalists' presentations were informative, entertaining, and a great addition to an already wonderful adventure. I genuinely cannot imagine better service than I received from the staff and naturalists. They were friendly, accommodating, knowledgeable, and fun.
The team at ExpeditionTrips made me feel extremely comfortable and well prepared for this unusual journey. In particular, Marybeth C. was an incredible source of useful information - kind, patient, and well-informed. This was one of the best trips of my life - truly, it could not have been better. Thank you so much!

John K.
Fraser, CO
Dec 2017
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
The wildlife was extraordinary! The expeditionary nature of the trip was something that we appreciated. The captain and expedition leader were flexible and able to make changes based on what was happening around us in real time. We spent two hours watching a pod of Orcas hunt a crab eater seal. The captain kept the ship in position so we could watch the drama as it unfolded. By the way, the seal got away!
We loved the knowledgeable naturalist guides. They were also available to answer questions. We appreciated the excellent service on the ship. Our experience with our Expedition Specialist and Travel Coordinator at ExpeditionTrips was excellent.
Rob W.
Brooklyn, NY
Dec 2017
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
We know that every Antarctic trip is different, but for ours, a few of the most memorable parts would be...
1. Expeditions. We did three continental landings. The hikes were exhilarating. Saw 30-50 whales do bubble feeding. Seeing lots and lots of penguins. Zodiac cruises to see wildlife and ice.
2. Education. Naturalists were informative in person as well as during their presentations throughout the day.
3. Ship and ship staff. Open bridge was amazing. Crew were great. Dining services and servers and cleaning crew super friendly and caring.
Excellent! All staff and naturalists were friendly, warm, and informative. They took great care of the environment while making sure that guests were comfortable and safe.
Expedition staff were detail oriented. For example, they would give you a very detailed plan for the day and excursions with details of where to be and when. Another example is during departure -- Andy, an Expedition staff, detailed out how many meters walk it would be from museum to hotel.
Naturalists were top notch. Very accomplished and down to earth people. Learned so much from these folks.
Ana C.
Sunnyvale, CA
Jan 2017
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Because of photos I shared of this trip with my running club, we are now raising money for environmental conservation for the amazing continent. Thank you for the inspiration. Everyone says you go for the penguins but you fall in love with the ice, and they are absolutely right. The penguins were funny and photogenic and EVERYWHERE. But the part that I dream about every night when I fall asleep, the part that haunts me, is the ice - the scale of it, the sounds, the million shades of blue. The guides were as enthusiastic about the trip as we were, and very knowledgable. Jessica was amazing in helping us select the right cruise. Your response time is amazing. I would definitely book with Expedition Trips (and Jessica if she's available!) for my next trip.

Robin L.
West Vancouver, BC
Jan 2017
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Being able to spend so much time on the open bridge was most memorable. The Crew, especially the Captain, were so informative. The level of service was good. The cabin was terrific. The naturalists and photographers on the boat really made a huge contribution to the whole experience.

Carol M.
Laguna Niguel, CA
Jan 2017
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
ExpeditionTrips' travel planners, Jennifer and Amanda, kept me informed of all steps involved, allowing me to learn about, organize, and carry out all necessary preparatons before leaving home. When a question came up, I did not hesitate to ask, and they were always quick to respond. I knew I was off to a good start. The sheer beauty of the Antarctic captured my heart. It is a mysterious place of snow and ice. The icebergs are indescribable, and the opportunity this relatively "small" ship, the National Geographic Explorer, affords is amazing. We could enter channels of ice and cut through slowly, zodiac around icebergs, and get to shores other ships were unable to get to. Searching and finding pods of whales in action was priceless. Penguins marching and nesting was great fun. Level of Service: Superior. Top flight service people on board working hard in a timely, efficient manner. Polite, always smiling and gracious. The unseen making ship life very comfortable. The naturalists were Excellent. Knowledgeable, many with impressive experience in the field and in academic/research positions. They willingly and with good humor imparted information that was fascinating and important to our understanding of the environment. Their lectures and visual presentations were superior - well planned, articulate, and very interesting. The Expedition Leaders were appreciated by all. Their organization and leadership was respected, and well planned, and always imparted with good humor. Thank you!

Lina M.
New York, NY
Dec 2016
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Amazing! Waking up to a different vista of ice every day; access to the bridge and chatting with the captain; seeing my first penguins were the most memorable parts of the trip. The guides were very friendly, very knowledgeable, and generous in sharing knowledge and anecdotes. ExpeditionTrips was very efficient, on top of it. There was a lot of prep work that needed to be done for the trip and you were always there - prompt supportive and friendly.

Jasleen S.
Parker, CO
Nov 2016
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Orion
This trip was amazing. We went in the second half of November. We saw tons of penguins, one emperor penguin, whales and seals. The snow and ice were beautiful and it was surprisingly warm in the 30s-40s. The expedition leaders, guest speaker and photographers really mingled with everyone - all great and learned a ton.

Robert P.
Vancouver, WA
Nov 2016
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
This was in the top three of all trips and places I've been of my travels throughout the world. The other two, an independent trip to Ethiopia and a Galapagos Islands excursion. At this time, I can not put one above the other. With your help, this excursion was incrdible. Antarctica is otherworldly, a place beyond belief making this extremely meaningful in all areas, animals, ice, climate, with great naturalists and guest lecturers. Having Peter Hillary on board was incredible and Kip Evans, the National Geographic photographer was so helpful to all of us needing photographic help. Stay as you are [ExpeditionTrips]. It was perfect. Complete with information and a total caring attitude toward me as a customer. Many, many thanks to Jessica and Sarah for all the help in getting me on this most memorable trip. I will definetly use you again to arrange my next trip.

Tiffany S.
London, UK
Nov 2016
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
The ice (in all forms) was amazing! Photos don't do justice. Take time out from shooting with the camera and just take it in with your eyes and mind. Excellent! Service staff were all very polite and friendly all the time. Naturalist guides were all very knowledgeable and approachable. Jennifer and Sarah of ExpeditionTrips provided us very useful information about the trip and wer always prompt to answer any queries we had. They even shared their personal experience and tips about this trip which helped us a lot! Thank you.

Kristoffer F.
Santiago, Chile
Jan 2016
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Excellent, above my expectations!! Beth at ExpeditionTrips was very nice, always cheerful and with a lot of energy. Every contact was very clear and in the right moment. Walking through a penguin colony is amazing! The staff was very helpful and the guides were always teaching you something.

Donna M.
Orlando, FL
Dec 2015
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Orion
Far exceeded any expectations. We had beautiful weather with sun everyday and calm seas. Captain Martin was very enthusiatic and had an open bridge. The expedition leader, Shawn, was incredible and we would go anywhere with him and the Captain. All the expedition lectures from all the guides were special. It was special to have Peter Carey aboard who authored The Cruising Guide to Antarctica, and Adam who flew a drone that photographed our trip. The videographer's DVD is a treasure. The crew was the best.

Jae W.
Little Rock, AR
Dec 2015
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
ExpeditionTrips makes you feel like you are their priority. One can't complain about perfection! Their communication was outstanding. I was given good advice and felt that every effort was made to ensure that our trip was exceptional.
The scenery was absolutely breathtaking. Not just once, but every single day. National Geographic made each and every day memorable. Over and over I heard travelers stating that just when they thought that they had had the best day ever, the next day was just as exceptional.
The staff called you by name from the first day on the ship. They were always smiling and making sure that every passenger felt special. The naturalist were always available. They not only gave exceptional presentations, but they were always among the passengers and ready to answer any questions or just be a part of a discussion. This trip was way beyond our expectations. Antarctica was our seventh continent and in just sheer beauty, it is exceptional.They were all very impressive.
Jack H.
La Crescent, MN
Feb 2015
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Antarctica was amazing. There was no one thing that stood out, as every experience was over the top. If I could give a higher rating of 10 on a 1 to 10 scale, I would do so.

Judith G.
San Francisco, CA
Dec 2014
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Experience of a lifetime...Expedition trips attended to every detail. Our trip far exceeded our expectations and I didn't think that was possible. Most memorable were the sheer beauty, silence, and adventure. The level of service by everyone from the fully attentive cabin attendants to the highly engaged and informative naturalists was truly amazing. Trip leadership was excellent and there was sheer joy and enthusiasm for the experience which all the staff shared.

George A.
Leesburg, VA
Jan 2014
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
We wanted to seek further adventure beyond our usual trips, which had been traditionally within the northern hemisphere. The most memorable parts were walking on Ocean Pack Ice after our ship pushed through the ice and stopped to let the passengers experience the moment; seeing penguins in the wild for the first time; and The Estancia Los Protreos was amazing and a truly wonderful stay on a working ranch. Joy and Jennifer were very responsive and made it easy to plan the trip and deal with any unforeseen issues.

Margaret A.
Brisbane, Australia
Dec 2013
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
This was the best travel experience of my life – I would go back in a heartbeat if I could!
ExpeditionTrips service was first rate — organized and personalized. The expedition exceeded my greatest hopes. Things were thought of and provided before we even knew we wanted them. I didn't expect the food to be of such a consistently high standard; it was faultlessly fresh and original. And there was such a great sense of humour evident in all the presentations, so we learned things without knowing we were doing so. The fact that we were welcome on the bridge 24/7 was a huge bonus, even more so because the ship's officers were always willing to answer our questions courteously, whether or not they had heard them before.
I was inspired to take with trip because of the ice, the history of exploration in Antarctica, and the fact that it would not be overrun by tourists. Seeing wildlife in their pristine surroundings, and Dennis' hilarious underwater film presentations were very memorable parts of the expedition.
Robert R.
Calabasas, CA
Jan 2012
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
ExpeditionTrips is amazing. Lori Gifford and Emily Chase are exemplary. From my first conversation with Lori Gifford, I was captivated by her enthusiasm and her knowledge. Emily is what every travel agent should aspire to; her personality and charm are both a major reason for my having booked our trip to Antarctica aboard the National Geographic Explorer.
For as long as I can remember, Antarctica has been on my "To-Do" list. The opportunity to photograph the isolation and wildlife has been a dream of mine for many years. This trip exceeded my expectations. The ship staff, from the captain to our room attendant, were all stellar. The ship's open bridge policy was a special treat that I have not experienced on other ships.
Sandy B.
Brevard, NC
Dec 2011
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
April and Emily were wonderful to work with. We worked more with April and she was extremely helpful. ALL of the ship’s staff was full on knowledge about the wildlife and we certainly learned a lot. The expedition leader was excellent and kept everyone fully apprised of where we were going and what was going on.
The bridge staff was great about explaining where we were heading, the charts, etc., when they had the time. The lectures on the area’s history and climate change/global warming were excellent and very, very informative. The information sessions we had every afternoon at "cocktail time" were full of information. Hiking through the snow and seeing penguins and seals up close capped off any expectations we would have had. Seeing all of the penguins on their nests was such a treat.
Barbara T.
St. Petersburg, FL
Jan 2011
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
Working with ExpeditionTrips and Amanda and Deanna was a pleasure. The organization was excellent and there was always a quick response to questions. The trip exceeded my expectations. The ship’s staff gave absolutely the best service.
The ship was amazing and accommodations were very comfortable. The dining room staff was exceptional and the food was gourmet. On top of all that, the pristine beauty of Antarctica was breathtaking. The naturalists, photographers, and staff were just icing on the cake.
My goal is to visit all 7 continents. Antarctica was my 6th. The entire experience was surreal, like being on the moon. It was Alaska X 100. I loved it all.
Marie A.
The Villages, FL
Dec 2010
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
The staff and services of ExpeditionTrips was and has always been wonderful. When problems or questions develop they are right there to assist. The personalized service from ExpeditionTrips combined with the quality of a voyage on a National Geographic ship is a combination not to be beaten.
Shelley and Emily are tops and responsive to all my calls with questions and comments. They always return a call or email, which is rare now a days. Shelley suggested all the right clothing that I needed; I was warm and cozy.
The ship’s staff, guides and crew were above and beyond expectations and always very caring, concerned, polite and friendly. The naturalists had a wealth of knowledge and willingly shared with us. It is a pleasure to see so many young people that are goal oriented. The older and more experienced staff, guides, naturalists and crew were spectacular. I enjoyed the way the staff would periodically sit with the guests. Also, the "invitation" for a special dinner with staff members was a real highlight. I dined with the NG photographers. This was a very nice touch and everyone eventually got invited so each had a turn to chat in a small, intimate group. The lecturers were all wonderful - although a couple got extremely technical. I enjoyed the lectures and several times dining with Peter Hillary was a real treat.
Care for the environment and our safety was phenomenal. A pre-landing group always made a path that we were to follow. This packed down the snow and made it safer for us and also kept us a respectful distance from the wildlife, although the wildlife did come to US. I must say the food was excellent and the hotel staff very pleasant. The housekeeping staff was great and almost invisible, coming while we were out to make beds and tidy up the room.
I loved the scenery, penguins, whales and seals, plus the kayaking and hikes. Taking a dip (up to my armpits) in the 31 degree cold water of Deception Island was a momentous experience. Being 70 doesn't mean you can't do wild and crazy things - and have pictures to prove it.
Julie E.
Hartsdale, NY
Dec 2010
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
My experience working with ExpeditionTrips was very positive and I would certainly book future trips with you. Your efficiency and customer-focused approach were evident from the first reservation to receiving my final documents. All my questions were answered speedily and your guidance and advice were great.
The trip exceeded ALL my expectations and I would do it again in a wink!
The expedition leader and excursion staff were the most outstanding I have ever experienced in my life!!! They were like a well-oiled machine and never failed to impress. They were outstanding, customer-focused, well organized, friendly and efficient. I was impressed with all the naturalists and explorer’s presentations and I recommend you continue having the variety of presenters. The captain and his crew went above and beyond the call of duty to make our trip memorable. The fact that we could go to the bridge and have conversation with them was fantastic. Everyone, including the lady that cleaned my cabin, was excellent! I have traveled the world and this trip beats the best I’ve ever had. I will never forget this experience.
It had been a lifelong dream to go to Antarctica and a friend who had gone 5 times recommended it, so I needed no more convincing to go! Most memorable part was the breathtaking beauty of the Peninsula and the well-organized excursions to the islands, penguins and icebergs. The excursion staff were the most outstanding I have ever experienced in my life!!!
Sandra K.
Encino, CA
Dec 2010
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
We had a very positive experience working with Shelley and Emily. We would book future trips with your company. You excelled in helping us to compare the experiences available and guiding us to the selection of a ship and travel experience that we truly enjoyed.
The trip both met and exceeded my expectations. We enjoyed the staff, guides and crew! The dining room crew made a point of taking excellent care of the younger passengers with two special dinners in the Observation Lounge and a special large table in the hallway for them to eat together. The dining room staff in general was wonderful and took great care to learn our preferences and provide them to us before we even had to ask. The captain was a funny and charming person and made every question feel valuable and worthy of an answer. We enjoyed the naturalist staff -- they all enhanced our experience. We spent a lot of time with the National Geographic photographer and thought he was an interesting person.
I have always aspired to travel to Antarctica and decided to take this trip for my 50th birthday. The most memorable part of the trip was experiencing the multitude of penguins and birds on Paulet Island and the Lemaire Channel passage.
Carolyn L.
Scarsdale, NY
Dec 2010
Antarctic Peninsula
Luxury Expedition Ship National Geographic Explorer
I had a very positive experience with ExpeditionTrips. Responses to all queries and communications were quick and thorough. I always felt as if I was provided with unbiased options, supported with sufficiently detailed information.
The logistics of the entire trip were slick and the staff was always two steps ahead to maximize the experience. This was evident on so many occasions. One simple example was the planning that enabled us to reach an overnight at the scenic Lindblad Cove on Christmas Eve. With such expectation of the trip I have wanted to do for so many years, there was every opportunity to disappoint given the tremendous anticipation. The trip met and exceeded my expectations – quite the most memorable trip I have ever done and I have been fortunate to have traveled to most parts of the world.
Rhona and Jerry M.
Whitefish, MT
Nov 2008
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
Working with ExpeditionTrips was great! This was the second major trip we have booked with Joy, and we would recommend her to everyone and we have. We try to combine a week or two of private travel with a ship trip and she does a great job and provides a smooth transition with the shipping company.
The ship staff was great and we had a wonderful level of service from them. One of the guides is just wonderful. His level of enthusiasm and teaching is the best! We would go anywhere on a trip with him.
David D.
Bogota, Colombia
Nov 2008
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
From my first response to an email inquiry that I made after finding ExpeditionTrips online to my arriving back in Colombia after the trip, I have only had extremely positive experiences with ExpeditionTrips.
After a very short period (second communication), I realized that I was dealing with an individual and a company that cared about what they do, and therefore, about finding me the perfect trip for my interests. Email communication (generally easier for me since I live in Bogota, Colombia) was never anonymous, it was personable and friendly. Again, this level of personal involvement and concern is not common in our world today, and was much appreciated. Although I never met the people that I was dealing with, or even talked to them personally on the telephone, I would describe the relationship as warm. That is a very nice thing to be able to say about an arm's-length business transaction.
One of the very nice things about this trip was that it did not just meet my expectations (which is desirable in a trip this expensive) but greatly exceeded them. The dedication of the staff to show us as much as was possible and a crew that allowed that to happen is to be commended. It is easy to say “unfortunately we cannot go here because.....” What we heard was “we don't know if we can but we're sure going to try” and try and succeed they did. Honestly, at this time, there is nothing that stands out as an area of improvement.
I had wanted to travel to the Antarctic for some time, due to the remoteness of the location and especially after reading accounts such as Shackleton's. Our interaction with Emperor penguins on a spectacular day with sun and glistening fast ice in a location that we did not imagine we would get to see (we did not expect the Emperors either) had to be my most memorable part of this trip.
The staff of the ship provided a level of service that is not all that common in the world today. They were cheerful and attentive, with attention to details that made the ship a wonderful place to relax after a couple of outings a day. The fresh coffee and well maintained refreshment center in the well-stocked library was a real treat. I have stayed in 5-star hotels that did not have such a consistency of service. Kudos to the galley staff for the inventive and tasty food that kept us well energized for the next adventure. Meals, both in preparation and serving were a treat and added to the pleasure of the vacation.
The ship's crew were dedicated to keeping a vessel that was in pristine condition in conditions that were not necessarily easy, and the ability of the ship to get us into areas (at the hands of an obviously very experienced captain and crew) was very much appreciated.
The personnel involved in the actual guiding, lecturing and advising were a delight, each with their own area(s) of expertise and experience, adding to the whole of a very knowledgeable staff. The daily lectures (well prepared and well delivered, without exception) were interesting and informative, and responses and questions were welcomed. The daily recap gave us all a bonding experience as well as the chance to relive the day's adventures. Combined with the daily schedules for (possible) upcoming events and landings, updates on weather and ice conditions (and the dulcet voice of our expedition leader), the general feel was much more of a 'real expedition'. The National Geographic connection only added (immensely for me) to my overall experience.
Doug T.
Arroyo Grande; CA
Dec 2007
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
Working with ExpeditionTrips was very positive. Our program manager was very helpful throughout the whole process. The ship’s staff, guides, and crew were exceptional. The captain and the whole expedition team provided a true adventure.
The most memorable part of the trip was when the National Geographic Endeavour "parked" itself on the fast ice well south of the Antarctic Circle and we were able to walk off of the boat and on to the ice on a most incredible day! Everybody I encountered that day was in awe of the spectacular scenery and had smiles of delight that whole day, and most every day. This trip went well beyond my wildest expectations. It was beyond description! The earth's last true, vast, pristine wilderness is incredible.
Barbara K.
Palm Desert, CA
Jan 2007
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
My experience was very positive. The organization on the ship was great in getting us on and off the zodiacs in such great speed, always having a zodiac available if someone wanted to go back to the ship early and always having a back-up plan if the first was not available. I just have fabulous things to say about the entire experience!
The staff was wonderful, and when I was seasick Thelma, our room attendant, continued to check on me during the day to bring me ginger-ale and crackers. I thought that was above the call of duty.
The trip to Antarctica was something I have always wanted to do. I love adventures and had a friend who wanted to do the trip also. The trip was better than fabulous, other than my seasickness which I had no control over, and Dr. Linda was great. I really can't think of anything to improve, other than having a list of everyone's emails so we could correspond.
Lynne H.
Richmond, TX
Jan 2007
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
My experience working with ExpeditionTrips was fabulous. Joy Martinello was wonderful. She was so helpful and knowledgeable. Service onboard the National Geographic Endeavour was fabulous. The crew and staff on the ship are too fabulous for words—so polite and accommodating. They were just superb.
The fact that the trip was affiliated with National Geographic appealed to me as I knew they knew what they were doing and talking about. Since I was young, I have always wanted to go to Antarctica, and after surviving breast cancer in 1999, I have started doing things and going places I always wanted to go. The most memorable part was setting foot on the continent for the first time at Brown's Bluff.
Next travel... I will definitely contact you before next. I love expedition travel!
Jack and Marion L.
Washington, DC
Dec 2006
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
Our experience working with ExpeditionTrips was positive. The naturalist guides knew their subject matter and were anxious to share what they knew. They were enthusiastic and conveyed their enthusiasm to the passengers. The ship's crew was willing to let the passengers on the bridge at all times and shared details on navigating the ice filled waters.
The ship's course was altered from time to time to provide the best viewing of ice, landfalls, whales, seals and more. The service crew was courteous, pleasant, efficient and unobtrusive. A nice extra was that one of the naturalists was also a professional photographer who shared some helpful tips on photographing natural scenes. We were inspired by readings on Shackelton's and Scott's explorations, and the trip surpassed our expectations.
Nathan D.
San Dimas, CA
Nov 2006
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
This was an amazing trip and everything was done right. I would not know how this trip could be improved. You guys did a good job. I wish I had a little more advance notice on all the finalities of the trip, but then that is because I left a little earlier than everyone else.
The captain and crew are astonishingly brilliant, naturalists are extremely knowledgeable and Antarctica brings it all together for an unforgettable experience. If I decide to go into the freezer again, I will strongly consider a repeat visit on the National Geographic Endeavor. I'd love a trip to the pole, maybe even an extension to the Ross Sea, but I have not one complaint and only praises for the entire trip.
I wanted to visit Antarctica before it becomes too touristy with a line of cruise-ships. I chose this trip for the National Geographic name...the fact that they would be extremely knowledgeable, that it was an expedition cruise and no set itinerary, that there was an underwater camera, free kayaks, and a National Geographic photographer on board... I also chose this as opposed to others because of the amount of time actually exploring Antarctica... I was not disappointed.
Ian Bullock is amazing. He has such a broad scope of knowledge that is quite detailed. He can take you on a historical journey, point out every species of bird, explain biology...geology, sing. Excellent trip...I wish though that the lectures that we had could be provided in PowerPoint slides to us after the expedition.
The only thing kind of lame about the entire trip was the Santiago tour. It was more a tour of sitting in traffic. It leaves at a poor hour for the city and really is not that interesting or provides much information or insight for the city.
Sue and Wayne Y.
Morristown, NJ
Nov 2006
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
Joy was a great help guiding us along the way. We really appreciated her help. Lan Chile was a great airline--fantastic service. The trip far exceeded our expectations--even though we went on an earlier trip. We all ran out of words to describe what we saw and felt. I can't think of how it could have been improved--attention to every detail was astounding!
Everyday we were treated to lectures, movies, photos, dinner with the staff, access to all the Naturalists, the food was delicious (especially the bread, and they made so much vanilla ice cream for us everyday--how they kept the food and fruits so fresh is amazing. It was as if we were on a private yacht!
We were inspired to visit Antarctica by our friends who had gone to Antarctica. I wanted to travel with the best, so we chose Expeditiontrips and the National Geographic Endeavor. It was the trip of our lifetime. As Wayne said, "on a scale of 10, this trip was a 15!!!"
Paul Nikken was on board, an added surprise. He had just had his article and photos published in the November National Geographic. What a treat! We saw a leopard seal kill a penguin and some of us got really great shots of such a rare occasion. Sorry for the penguin, he gave his life to the pictures, but Paul was jealous and proud of our photos. The icebergs, the incredible blues of the water and ice, the contrast of the black and white of the penguins, and mountains were all amazing! Then there were our red jackets to brighten up. Our captain, Leif, parked the boat up on the ice so we could get off and walk to an iceberg. What a treat that was! And, then they served hot chocolate with brandy to warm us up before we got back on the boat. The library on the Endeavor was a haven for many of us, lots of reading and snoozing as well as coffee, tea, and hot chocolate were available. And everyone loved the tins of Swedish cookies (don't know how many tins they went through; the favorite cookie seemed to be the little ones shaped like a pretzel)!
Siri and Bjorn A.
Halmstad, Sweden
Jan 2006
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
There is no way Joy could have done better. We felt she was doing her utmost for us and we are very much impressed by this. Our only way to communicate with Joy was over the Internet and she was fantastic at responding as soon as I had the smallest of questions and we got everything we asked for!!! ... and more!
People onboard the Endeavour were impressed that we had bought our trip over the Internet from an agent in Seattle. But gosh, it was like Joy was our neighbor. We got to be friends!!!
Onboard the ship, the staff, guides and crew were all so professional at what they did. Everything worked so smoothly. Terrific logistics! Terrific knowledge! We saw everything we expected and they went out of their way to show us. Our expectations were HUGE and so was the experience!!!
We are very much impressed by the quality and of course the whole experience is difficult to put into words. The ship was "a real ship," steady and comfortable. The captain, Karl Lampe, is very experienced and a very nice person, who spread his leadership to everyone onboard. He led the ship to all the exciting things for us.

Pam and Dan D.
Yardley, PA
Dec 2005
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
[Working with ExpeditionTrips] was a great experience. Ashton was so helpful and it was because of him that we picked this trip. I would definitely book with your company again. You were also so efficient and made everything so easy. I love adventure travel and seeing wildlife. Antarctica was the only continent we hadn't been to.
This trip exceeded our expectations and nothing could have been improved. The ship�s staff and crew were wonderful and so knowledgeable. We loved all the lectures and we learned so much from everyone. Dr Ingrid Vissir was our favorite. Her enthusiasm about orca whales was contagious. We also loved Dennis Cornejo's commentary while we were watching the splash-cam.
Pam R. and David W.
Centerbrook, CT
Dec 2004
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
Ashton, needless to say we had a fabulous trip. I am incredibly sad it is over and only wish it lasted longer or that I knew I was leaving in the near future to do it again. In terms of your assistance, I found it essential, and chatting with you Ashton is what made it an easy choice for me to use your booking services.
Your knowledge and experience in Antarctica makes the sale! David and I both thank you for getting us on this program. We were so impressed with their superb service that we will definitely seek out trips with them in the future.
The ship/crew/service/food met and exceeded expectations. The room was adequate (I wouldn't have wanted anything more), but what was so surprising was the first class service all across the board: from dining room wait staff, to the women how meticulously cleaned our room and bath, to the instantly on call repair fellow (minor plumbing issue) to the guides and nature experts.
I was expecting to see more of the underwater video stuff. David made 8 dives (as I remember) and we saw a teaser of 5-8 minutes one day and a lovely video of 30 min or so on one of our last days. I also would have liked more kayaking: I know it depends on safe local and seas... I had heard that some tours offer the option of being awakened during the 'night' if the crew sighted anything extraordinary. That would've been a nice option.
The nature staff was just great: informative, charming and fun. I was reminded again of how education is wasted on the young! Until this trip I never thought geology was an interesting subject!
Advice: tell your clients that they SHOULD take medication for seasickness as soon as they get on the boat!!! Scopolamine needs to be in everyone's must have travel list.
Harold M.
Bellevue, WA
Jan 2004
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
I had a wonderful trip and ExpeditionTrips' services were excellent. I certainly appreciated your well-informed advice. Working with ExpeditionTrips to set up my trip was an excellent experience. They are most knowledgeable of the Antarctic, were responsive to my questions and were able to guide me to just the right trip to meet my limited time window.
I was especially surprised and pleased that you provided me the excellent DVD made of my trip. I certainly will use ExpeditionTrips when I am considering some kind of a small ship trip. You are clearly specialists in this area of travel. I usually select tour companies that are most experienced in the kind of travel I want and/or the places I want to visit.
The Antarctic has always been an intriguing place to me and the recent IMAX movie and the Shackleton stories enhanced that. The trip also has permitted me to say that I have visited all 7 continents! A memorable part of my trip was the very long day, starting with crossing the Antarctic circle early in the morning and sailing in calm seas, glorious sunshine and a near cloudless sky through the magnificent scenery, then docking the ship in Lallemand Fjord next to an ice sheet and walking out on the ice, and, finally, seeing two Emperor penguins at nearly midnight the same day. Really a day to remember!
This trip met and, considering it was the Antarctic with all of its uncertainties, probably exceeded those expectations. The trip leader and all naturalists were experienced experts and had wonderful communication skills. The Antarctic is truly an incredible, once in a lifetime experience and I think this trip presented the best of it. The local sightseeing in Santiago and Ushuaia were pretty minimal because of time limitations, but those were not a very important part of the trip to me, probably because I had been in Santiago and Ushuaia for a longer period just a year ago. The welcome reception and dinner in Santiago were outstanding.
This was my first trip on the Endeavour and it was an absolutely first class operation. The ship's leadership and crew were efficient, friendly, and went out of their way to help passengers in any way they could. The Endeavour is well maintained mechanically, as far as I could tell (there were no mishaps), and in appearance. The ship met all my expectations.
Dennis D.
Bloomfield Hills, MI
Jan 2004
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
I'd like to say thanks so much to ExpeditionTrips.com for being so helpful. Thank you also for the video of the trip. Great to see moving pictures of some of the digital shots I took. The memories are firmly etched, as is my gratitude. I look forward to talking you guys up to friends who are interested: those who say 'Wow - great what a place!'.
Being able to cross the Antarctic Circle was awesome. I loved how the bridge crew counted down tenths of nautical miles to go, much like the ball dropping on New Year's Eve- then the sound of the ship's horn, and a toast with smiles all around. Amazing being part of such a small segment of humanity to have done that. And, empire penguins, chinstraps and the rest - humpbacks, leopard seals, and albatross. What amazing birds!
Bonnie and Marco B.
Princeton, NJ
Jan 2004
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
ExpeditionTrips.com was fabulous. Even though we were quite late in booking, we were given the type of accommodation that we preferred. All of our questions were answered promptly and the entire trip ran like clockwork. What a relief not to have to worry about the details. Thanks!
Both the ship and the staff were excellent. The naturalist staff was extremely knowledgeable and more than willing to share their knowledge and love of Antarctica. This made the trip a great learning experience as well as enjoyable.
The wait staff could not have been more pleasant. They quickly learned our names and our likes and dislikes. The service was excellent.
The sight from the kayaks of immense icebergs dwarfing our ship was the most memorable part of the trip for me. For my 20 year-old son, it was probably the snowball fight at midnight, or perhaps the song fest with our naturalist playing the piano (also at midnight), or maybe the Penguin races where he played the role of the 'odds man'.
Becky F.
Chicago, IL
Dec 2003
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
I would definitely consider ExpeditionTrips again and recommend you to others. You were marvelous -- very accurate in your assessment of the different trips and objective and clear throughout the process. Your support prior to the trip was incredible. The honesty and integrity of the service is great.
We loved being in Antarctica for New Year's Eve with the incredible sunlight at almost midnight reflecting off the surface of the glaciers and the icebergs. What a way to start a year...on the seventh continent, the last pristine place on earth.
The trip exceeded my expectations from the quality of naturalists to the service and courtesy of the crew to the atmosphere of the boat to the fine dining experience. My only concern was with the 'local' part of the program- the local tour representatives seem confused at times and the quality of the local tours was not the best. But everything associated with the expedition was top-notch.

Hank and Loretta G.
Maracaibo, Venezuela
Jan 2003
Antarctic Peninsula
Expedition Ship National Geographic Endeavour
I just wanted to say a 'warmest thank you' for having helped make our family trip to the coldest place on earth absolutely FANTASTIC! Your e-mails, information, organization and travel kit were super! Our Antarctica Expedition caps were the envy of every passenger! You could not buy anything similar, so they were very special.
As you know, words and pictures cannot truly describe the sights and wonders we were fortunate enough to experience.
We made 16 landings - 3 on the continent itself and on 'Graham Land' no less! There was even another 'Graham' couple onboard - so we had a lot of laughs on that one! We even ventured and made a landing below the Antarctic Circle -- something that is rarely accomplished! We literally saw over a million penguins, having visited 2 major penguin rookeries with 1/2 million penguins at each (Deception and Paulet Islands). Yes, we swam at Deception Island, too. Whales, mountains, icebergs - lots of 'Nice Ice'!
The Endeavour�s crew and naturalist staff were top-notch and not enough good things can be said about our expedition leader, Tom Ritchie! There were 4 other kids on the ship and our youngest, Tanya, made a new best friend. The kids had a blast and learned so much. Heidi (my 13 year old) wrote the Lindblad web page one day with naturalist Art Cooley (it is the #2 Web page hit this season). We had great weather that made the Drake�s crossing fast and easy which allowed us the additional landings and other sightseeing. Our cabins were perfect, too. And, picking up our parkas on board was also a smart idea. We got perfect fits and were saved lugging them around -- they are great coats.
Thanks also for the welcome aboard note and Christmas card (which I just got today -- mail is slow here). Take Care, good luck, & thanks again for everything!
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