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THE ARCTIC 2 0 2 6 –2 0 2 7 VOYAG E S | E X P E D I T I O N S .C O M

CONTENTS How You See It Matters

The Wild Frontier, Within Reach

The Polar Fleet: Built For Awe

Life on Board

Svalbard & Norway

Iceland

Greenland

Canada

Extensions

Special Offers & Inclusive Pricing

Reservation Information

Cover photo: National Geographic Endurance sails Kangerlussuaq Fjord in Greenland. @ Rodrigo Motorani Left: A cliff in Svalbard teems with birdlife. @ David Jaffe

EXPLORE WITH NATIONAL GEOGRAPHICBecause How You See It Matters For more than 20 years, the unique collaboration between National Geographic and Lindblad Expeditions has defined modern expedition cruising, forging meaningful relationships between people and the planet through transformative travel experiences. Every voyage blends the legendary exploration spirit of National Geographic with Lindblad Expeditions’ unmatched 50+ years of expedition heritage.

SMALL SHIPS THAT TAKE YOU FARTHER

TAKE GREAT PHOTOS WITH THE PROS

With 12 expedition ships and 11

National Geographic photographers

chartered vessels, the fleet is the

have spent decades traveling the

largest and most versatile in

globe, capturing the world’s most

expedition cruising. Each small

impactful images. They join select

expedition ship was designed to

expeditions—and a National

take you deeper into the planet’s

Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions

most remote places, while beautifully

certified photo instructor accompanies

designed charters invite you to explore legendary rivers

every departure—to help travelers hone their camera

and ports in unique ways.

skills in captivating places.

TRAVEL WITH A WORLD-CLASS TEAM

EXPLORE YOUR WAY, EVERY DAY

Voyages are led by veteran captains,

Itineraries feature a range of immersive

seasoned guides and National

activities that bring you into the pages

Geographic Experts,* with

of National Geographic magazine.

110+ team members contributing

All excursions are included unless

a decade or more of fleet

otherwise noted, and each expedition

experience.

offers options for every skill level so that you can explore your way—and at

*Available on select departures.

your own pace—every day.

LINDBLAD EXPEDITIONS REVEALING UNDERSEA WONDERS

EXPEDITIONS THAT GIVE BACK

On most departures, an undersea

Every voyage contributes to the

specialist brings marine wonders

preservation of the planet through

to the surface by capturing and

the Lindblad Expeditions-

sharing underwater footage.

National Geographic Fund. With

During nightly recaps, the

the support of our guests, this

specialist interprets fascinating

initiative helps conserve coastal

sea creatures and geological features,

communities and marine habitats—and

offering insights integral to the story of your destination.

it funds explorers from the National Geographic Society who are envisioning bold changes for a

INSPIRING THE NEXT GENERATION OF EXPLORERS

sustainable future.

The National Geographic Explorers-inTraining program* nurtures the next

INCLUSIONS CURATED FOR EXCEPTIONAL VALUE

generation of global stewards in

From engaging talks and a wide

fun and fascinating places. Led by

selection of excursions to meals,

certified field educators, this hands-

onboard amenities, airport

on program teaches kids and teens

transfers, Wi-Fi and much more—

to explore like scientists and tell the

the fleet’s inclusions encompass the

stories of their surroundings.

full expedition experience.

THE WILD FRONTIER, WITHIN REACH The Arctic may feel like the edge of the world—rugged, remote, even unreachable. But with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, this legendary region is closer than you think. Each journey is designed to make the far north not only reachable, but rich with moments of genuine discovery. Sail aboard a small ship purpose-built for remote exploration. You’ll discover an otherworldly realm of glacier-carved fjords, drifting sea ice and extraordinary wildlife—from walruses to breaching whales. Zodiac landings invite you to take a closer look, with hikes across the tundra, visits to remote Arctic communities and much more. This is exploration made effortless— the wild frontier, within reach.

SEAMLESS BY DESIGN

UNMATCHED EXPERTISE

Our Arctic voyages are designed for ease at every turn. Carefully chosen embarkation points bring you quickly and seamlessly to the heart of the journey, while our state-of-the-art polar ships foster discovery. With small groups, a flexible itinerary and a dedicated team managing every detail, your focus stays where it belongs: on the wonder unfolding around you.

Voyages are led by naturalists, cultural specialists and certified photo instructors who infuse every experience with expert insights. National Geographic Experts and photographers join select departures, offering unique perspectives and inspiring stories that elevate every moment, while local guest speakers provide authentic connections to the Arctic’s living heritage.

ONE REGION, ENDLESS DISCOVERY The Arctic is a region of incredible variety—from the icy wilderness of Svalbard to the Inuit villages of Greenland. Kayak Norway’s fjord-cut coasts, and witness vast seabird colonies on Icelandic shores. Each destination offers a unique lens on the far north, and every day brings new opportunities for discovery.

THE POLAR FLEET

BUILT FOR AWE The powerful ships in the National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions polar fleet bring you directly—and safely—into the heart of the Arctic’s icy wilds. Each small, nimble vessel was designed to deliver the finest in polar exploration and is helmed by a veteran “ice master” captain who has extensive experience navigating polar waters. This fusion of advanced technology and unrivaled expertise allows National GeographicLindblad Expeditions to stay flexible, go farther and deliver some of the most ambitious itineraries available at the top of the globe.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC ENDURANCE AND NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC RESOLUTION Embodying 60 years of polar experience, the 138-passenger National Geographic Endurance and her sister ship, National Geographic Resolution, are in a class of their own. These highest ice-class vessels can navigate polar passages year-round and safely explore uncharted waters, and the wave-slicing technology of their patented X-bows® ensures the smoothest ride possible. Sleek Scandinavian design and special amenities—including infinity hot tubs, fire pits, saunas and twin glass igloos equipped for overnight stays—deliver a supremely comfortable onboard experience.

Learn More See deck plans and other details for National Geographic Endurance and National Geographic Resoution.

Clockwise from top: Suite with balcony; geodesic igloos are available for overnight stays; Two Seven Zero° restaurant.

NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC EXPLORER With a storied history working in Norway’s famed Coastal Express, the 148-passenger flagship National Geographic Explorer was completely rebuilt to sail the poles. With an ice-strengthened hull, well-appointed shared spaces and a dynamic suite of exploration features—including an interactive chart room, a high observation lounge and a low-profile bow with dramatic views— this extraordinary ship is devoted to discovery, every detail revealing a dedication to curiosity and wonder.

Learn More See deck plans and other details on National Geographic Explorer. Clockwise from top: Newly renovated Category 7 suite; cabin bathroom; the lounge aboard National Geographic Explorer.

LIFE ON BOARD Each ship in the National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions fleet is a destination in itself, designed to make life at sea as enriching as your adventures ashore. Your onboard experience is thoughtfully crafted to connect you with your polar surroundings—whether through locally inspired cuisine, music that celebrates cultural traditions or wellness offerings designed to restore and rejuvenate. Traveling aboard our fleet, every moment at sea is part of a greater voyage of discovery.

SAVOR THE FLAVORS OF YOUR DESTINATION Sampling local cuisine is a highlight of any voyage, and the culinary team takes great care to bring Arctic flavors to the meals you enjoy on board. Executive chefs design unique menus that prominently feature sustainably sourced seafood and produce from the places you visit, as well as wine pairings and guided tastings to enhance your experience. Special onshore activities—like a mussels tasting on Cape Breton and an in-depth exploration of Iceland’s once-thriving herring fisheries— invite guests to forge deep connections with local culinary traditions.

REJUVENATE WITH OUR WELLNESS PROGRAM

IMMERSIVE MUSICAL EXPERIENCES

Greet the day with a sunrise yoga session or unwind

Newfoundland sea shanty, music offers a window into

in the spa with a massage, serenaded by the sound of

the spirit of our northerly destinations. Aboard our ships,

soothing waves. Dedicated wellness spaces—including

ethnomusicologist Jacob Edgar curates distinctive musical

treatment rooms, saunas, fitness centers and more—

experiences, ensuring that your time at sea is enriched by

encourage you to tap into the natural rhythms of your

melodies that echo the character of our ports of call. For

surroundings. Treatments are tailored to your individual

select voyages, he assembles a line-up of local musicians

needs, and each of the fleet’s fully accredited wellness

whose performances bring the rich traditions of the far

specialists is also a licensed massage therapist.

north to life.

Whether it’s a soulful Icelandic folk song or a lively

“

Traveling in Svalbard is a kind of “lottery”—one rarely knows what will be behind the next corner. It might be a stunning view or a bucket-list animal, like walruses, an Arctic fox or maybe even a distant polar bear. The unpredictability creates a true expedition spirit, which makes Svalbard so exciting for

”

both first-time visitors and seasoned guides like me.

—KERSTIN LANGENBERGER, NATURALIST

SVALBARD & NORWAY

WITNESS THE WILD BEAUTY OF THE FAR NORTH Few places showcase the drama of their creation like Norway, where a maze of rock and water cuts the coastline from tip to tail. Sail the country’s iconic fjords, or set your sights on Svalbard, an Arctic archipelago framed by snowy peaks and ice-checkered waters. On this icy frontier, polar bears outnumber people, and multiple types of whales are regularly spotted offshore. For the Scenery Seeker: From the waterfall-laced fjords of the mainland to the snowscapes of Svalbard, Norway has some of the most stunning scenery in the far north.

For the Wildlife Lover: Svalbard’s snowy shores are as wild as the Serengeti. Set out on an Arctic safari to spot polar bears prowling the ice, walruses hauled out on shore and reindeer prancing across tundra.

For the Active Traveler: Kayak amid sparkling icebergs and soaring fjords, and hike sweeping glacial valleys and jagged granite peaks.

For the Photographer: With epic wildlife, stunning landscapes and endless light from the midnight sun, this is a dream destination for photographers. A National Geographic photographer joins every voyage to help you bring home your best photos.

When to Go: April–June In spring, Svalbard is covered in ice and snow and bathed in astonishing light. The landscapes come alive in the summer, the best season for wildlife watching.

Left: Arctic fox, Svalbard.

Svalbard: In Search of Iconic Arctic Wildlife 10 DAYS | FROM $14,420pp 2026 May | 2027 Apr.–Jun. National Geographic Endurance, National Geographic Resolution

SVALBARD Longyearbyen

Visit expeditions.com/bear for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • Aboard a high ice-class vessel, circumnavigate Svalbard and visit its rugged eastern shores, on the lookout for polar bears that inhabit the area’s drifting sea ice.

Barents Sea

To/Fro

• Take in the dramatic landscape via naturalist-led walks, and glide among beautiful icebergs in a Zodiac or a kayak. • Watch for a variety of Arctic wildlife, from walruses and reindeer to Arctic foxes, whales and myriad birds. • Take advantage of the legendary midnight sun side-by-side with a National Geographic photographer.

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• Experience the spectacular springtime light and pristine snow and ice of the early season, or set out in the summer to witness wildlife activity at its peak. © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap

Special Guests Join National Geographic Photographer Nick Cobbing on May 11, 2026 and Cultural Specialist Lars Abelson on Jun. 26 and Jul. 5, 2026.

• Sail up to rock-wall rookeries teeming with thousands of birds, see pelagic species from the ship’s rail while sailing and Zodiac cruise near a cloud of feeding Arctic terns. • Extend your expedition and explore Norway’s southern fjords or Oslo.

Polar bears prowl atop pack ice. This image was taken using a long-focus camera lens.

Lofoten Islands, Norway.

Norway’s Fjords and Arctic Svalbard 16 DAYS | FROM $28,840pp

Spitsbergen

Edgeøya

2027 Apr. National Geographic Endurance

SVALBARD

Longyearbyen

Visit expeditions.com/cape for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

North Cape

HIGHLIGHTS

• Actively explore: hike, walk and kayak through stunning scenery. • Search the wilds of Svalbard for ice, bears and other Arctic wildlife. • Capture your best images alongside a National Geographic photographer.

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• Witness the rarely visited northern fjords, threading the ice-carved narrows and standing on the bow as the captain noses up to waterfalls.

Tromsø Lofoten Islands

• Sail into Norway’s spectacular fjords and discover secluded inlets and coves by kayak or Zodiac, or on foot.

Barents Sea

Bear Island

SWEDEN

Nordfjord NORWAY Bergen

Oslo

• Extend your expedition by exploring Norway’s fjords from Bergen to Oslo. Special Guests Join National Geographic Photographer Mike Libecki on Apr 10, 2026.

PHOTOGRAPHING SVALBARD WITH NICK COBBING Drawn to the breathtaking Arctic landscapes, National Geographic Photographer Nick Cobbing has traveled to Svalbard nearly every summer since his first visit in 2005—often as an expert for National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions voyages. Here, he explores the photographic allure of this remote, high Arctic archipelago.

Taking photographs is an important part of the

With the Zodiacs, we can go ashore to photograph

expedition experience because it helps you understand

the tundra’s grasses, lichen and mosses. There’s also

the landscape. What makes Svalbard an inspiring place

the beautiful purple saxifrage flower—a signature of

for a photographer is the diversity. Ice and snow, glaciers,

Svalbard—that puts color into pictures.

a very powerful ocean—there’s a lot to capture here.

Some subjects from my favorite images: Svalbard reindeer, which aren’t found anywhere else. Sometimes an Arctic fox might be curious about us. There is also abundant birdlife: kittiwakes, eider ducks and Arctic terns—beautiful birds that come here to feed and forage in the summer. The glaciers and snow influence the scenery by reflecting light back up, so it seems to rise from the ocean with darker spaces in between. It creates a whole palette that we can incorporate into our photography.

Kittiwakes, Bear Island.

Norwegian Discovery: Svalbard and the Northern Fjords 12 DAYS | FROM $20,990pp

Longyearbyen SVALBARD

2026 Apr. | 2027 May National Geographic Endurance, National Geographic Resolution Visit expeditions.com/nordiscovery for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

Barents Sea

HIGHLIGHTS

Bear Island

• Use state-of-the-art exploration tools to survey the icy waters of Svalbard and keep a watchful eye for resident wildlife. • Zodiac cruise along the remote, towering cliffs of Bear Island that rise straight from the sea and are home to tens of thousands of raucous seabirds.

From Oslo

• Hike Senja Island, one of the most beautiful and remote landscapes of coastal Norway. • Explore the wild fjords of Sørøya by Zodiac, kayak or on foot. • Capture your best images alongside a National Geographic photographer. • Extend your expedition by actively exploring the hidden gems of Norway’s capital, Oslo. Special Guests Join National Geographic Photographer Camille Seaman on Apr. 25, 2026.

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Senja

Tromsø

NORWAY © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap

Svalbard, Iceland and Greenland’s East Coast 16 DAYS | FROM $21,270pp

Moffen Island

2027 Jun. National Geographic Endurance

Greenland Sea

HIGHLIGHTS

Dependent on ice conditions

• Venture to the most remote parts of the Arctic as we use satellite imagery and the ice-strengthened hull of the ship to explore the ice.

• Explore by kayak or Zodiac, gliding between astonishing icebergs flowing from the North Pole along Greenland’s coast. • Go ashore with naturalists to hike vast, ice-covered tundra and explore remote Icelandic villages.

SVALBARD

GREENLAND

Visit expeditions.com/svalbard for itinerary details and current rates

• Focus on wildlife, with an itinerary driven by opportunities to observe walruses, whales, reindeer and polar bears in their natural habitats.

Palanderbukta Alkefjellet

Diskobukta Long-yearbyen From Oslo

Jan Mayen

Westfjords ICELAND Reykjavík © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap

• Discover unique geology and black-sand beaches on rarely visited Jan Mayen.

Zodiac landing in Svalbard.

“

Much of Iceland remains untouched by humans, and that’s our greatest treasure. With National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions, we get to enjoy it in a way that minimizes the footprint while maximizing the experience.

”

—STEFAN THORGEIRSSON, CULTURAL SPECIALIST

ICELAND & THE FAROE ISLANDS

RICH CULTURES AND VOLCANIC LANDSCAPES Iceland showcases the drama of our living Earth like nowhere else. In this land of geological treasures, the brightest gems are hidden in remote corners, where waterfalls flow through mossy canyons, glaciers tumble from mountaintops and fjords carve paths from the sea to timeless fishing villages. Let the Viking spirit guide you from these surreal shores to the Faroe Islands, where turf-roofed cottages and archaeology bring the legends of ancient seafarers to life. For the Geologist: Located atop a geothermal hotspot and at the meeting point of two tectonic plates, Iceland’s landscapes were born of geological upheaval— you’ll see volcanoes, waterfalls, geysers, hot springs, lava fields and much more.

For the Culture Enthusiast: On remote shores, delve into rich Icelandic traditions, like eiderdown harvesting and herring fishing.

For the Wildlife Lover: Sea cliffs and shorelines are aflutter with a multitude of seabird species: kittiwakes, shearwaters, gannets and colorful puffins. Humpbacks, orcas and several other cetaceans swim offshore.

For the Active Traveler: There are a multitude of ways to interact with Iceland’s elemental landscapes, from hiking to waterfalls and volcanic craters to mountain biking into the backcountry and strolling black-sand beaches.

For the Young Explorer: Every Icelandic itinerary features the exclusive National Geographic Explorers-in-Training program for kids and teens 18 and under.

When to Go: May–August Snow melts into rushing waterfalls in springtime. Puffins arrive in mid-April and stay until mid-August, and whales swim here in the summer.

National Geographic Photographer Chloe Nunn helps a guest capture images of lupine.

ICELAND WITH THE FAMILY THE ULTIMATE EXPEDITION EXPERIENCE From hiking to the rim of a volcanic crater to cruising past shimmering glaciers, families will find a host of thrills amid the natural beauty of the far north. Itineraries blend hands-on adventure, rich culture and unforgettable wildlife—all with the comfort, safety and support families need to explore the wonders of this otherworldly realm together.

Your Family Adventure Awaits: Learn more about why Iceland is the ideal expedition for families at www.expeditions.com/iceland-family

EXPLORATION FOR EVERY GENERATION On our expeditions, travel is a shared adventure, where explorers of all ages connect over moments of discovery. Each voyage offers a range of activities, from rafting down a glacial river to strolling along boardwalks surrounded by nesting puffins. However you choose to explore, you will discover fascinating places as a family and bond over the memories of your expedition for years to come.

On Arctic Edges: Iceland Westfjords to East Greenland

EASY ACCESS TO ARCTIC WILDERNESS

and Wild Arctic Shores: Circumnavigating Iceland and

The wilds of Iceland and Greenland are easier to access

Exploring Greenland, kids and teens can participate in

than ever before, with a host of nonstop flights to

the National Geographic Explorers-in-Training program.

and from cities across the U.S., including New York,

Led by certified field educators, young travelers will

Washington, D.C., Denver, Seattle and many others. Fly

learn to explore Iceland like scientists and tell the stories

from the eastern seaboard to our embarkation city of

of their surroundings through photographs, videos,

Reykjavík in just over five hours and find yourself in a

drawings and more.

world of shimmering glaciers, steaming geysers and epic

NURTURING YOUNG EXPLORERS

landscapes that defy the imagination.

Guests hiking the majestic Dynjandi waterfall in Iceland’s remote Westfjords.

Arctic Edges: Iceland Westfjords to East Greenland 8 Days | From $9,124pp 2026 Jun.–Aug. | 2027 Jun.–Jul. National Geographic Explorer Visit expeditions.com/arcticedges for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS: • Discover the rich biodiversity of the remote Westfjords, spotting nesting puffins along the coast and watching for humpback and minke whales in the surrounding waters.

GREENLAND

Denmark Strait

• Navigate the icy shores and glacier-carved fjords of East Greenland while keeping a watchful eye for whales and other marine life.*

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Vigur Djúpavík Skagafjörður

• Take a challenging hike on an island plateau or a thrilling whitewater rafting trip in Skagafjordur, known for its stunning geologic formations. • Kids and teens will delve deeper into the region’s natural wonders with National Geographic Explorers-in-Training, our exclusive family program. *Access to the fjords in East Greenland may be restricted on early season departures due to prevailing ice conditions. 24

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Wild Arctic Shores: Circumnavigating Iceland and Exploring Greenland 10 DAYS | FROM $11,800pp

GREENLAND

2026 Jun., Jul. | 2027 Jul. National Geographic Endurance, National Geographic Explorer

Artic Circle

Visit expeditions.com/arcticshores f for itinerary details,

Sauðárkrókur

Dynjandi

extensions and current rates

Vigur Húsavík Borgarfjarðarhöfn ICE LAND

Reykjavík

HIGHLIGHTS

Westman Islands

Atlantic Ocean

• Hike Iceland’s varied volcanic landscapes, from craters and backcountry summits to fjords and birch forests.

Siglufjörður Grímsey

• Experience Icelandic culture alongside local guest speakers who share insights into traditional and contemporary life. • Navigate the ice floes and fjords of East Greenland, on the lookout for multiple types of whales. • Capture your best photos alongside a National Geographic photographer.

Coastal Wonders of Norway, the Faroe Islands and Iceland 15 DAYS | FROM $20,463pp 2026 Jun. National Geographic Resolution Visit expeditions.com/faroes for itinerary details and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • Sail into Norway’s spectacular fjords and explore secluded inlets and coves by kayak or Zodiac.

Tromsø

Seyðisfjörður

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ICELAND

Vega

Reykjavík Faroe Islands

• Hike amid the peaks of the Lofoten Islands. • Encounter the Bronze Age ruins and Viking longhouses of the Shetland Islands.

Lofoten Islands

Vigur Island Dyjandi Grimsey Island

From Oslo

Tórshavn

Shetland Islands

NORWAY Lerwick

• Discover the unique culture of the Faroe Islands, where residents proudly share their age-old traditions. Special Guest Join Naturalist Carl Erik Kilander on Jun. 12, 2026.

“

Greenland has become my favorite Arctic destination. When it comes to Arctic landscapes and beauty, there are few places that can compete.

”

—MARTIN GRASER, CAPTAIN

GREENLAND

EPIC ICE AND INUIT CULTURES

An emerging destination for adventure travel, Greenland’s glittering icescapes, calving glaciers and dynamic tundra converge in a dazzling tableau that’s best explored by kayak, Zodiac and on foot. Go beyond the country’s icy surface to experience cultural encounters in Inuit communities at the top of the world. Depending on the time of year, there may also be the opportunity to watch the northern lights paint the night sky in neon waves. For the Scenery Seeker: Many fjords have dramatic backdrops: sweeping glacial valleys, massive icebergs and glaciers flowing from Greenland’s ice cap.

For the Wildlife Lover: Greenland hosts all the icons of the Arctic: musk oxen, walruses and polar bears—plus, its waters are home to 15 species of whales.

For the Culture Enthusiast: Visit farms and villages in the UNESCO World Heritage region of Kujataa in southwest Greenland to better understand the confluence of Inuit, Viking and Danish cultures.

For the Backcountry Explorer: Our polar ships use ice-strengthened hulls and satellite imagery to access little-known parts of this remote wilderness. Disembark on rarely seen shores and feel the thrill of being a modern-day explorer as you chart new paths across the tundra and through the fjords.

When to Go: June–September Travel around the summer solstice for endless adventure under the midnight sun. Early in the fall, turn your eyes to the sky for a chance to spot the northern lights.

Left: National Geographic Resolution sails out of colorful Ittoqqortoormiit harbor.

EXPLORING GREENLAND, REGION BY REGION Greenland is a land of vast possibility, where the world’s second-largest ice sheet shapes landscapes as dramatic as they are diverse. From north to south, east to west and deep into its protected national park, each region reveals its own character awaiting discovery.

THE NORTH The Greenland ice cap covers nearly 80 percent of the country, and it shapes much of its northerly landscapes. Here, small coastal communities live between extremes—months of polar night in winter, followed by the endless glow of summer’s midnight sun. Neighboring Baffin Bay, the gateway to the Northwest Passage, is one of the best places on Earth to spot the elusive narwhal.

THE EAST At the heart of East Greenland lies Scoresbysund, the world’s largest fjord system—a vast, secluded maze of icy channels and soaring cliffs that is yours to explore. Along its shores you’ll find Ittoqqortoormiit, one of the most remote settlements on Earth, home to only a few hundred residents. A visit here offers a rare window into a distinctive Arctic culture grounded in myth, legend and resilience.

THE SOUTH Southern Greenland is a land of contrasts, where green pastures and grazing sheep meet icy fjords and rugged peaks. A 1,000-year legacy of Norse and Inuit farming is preserved at the Kujataa UNESCO World Heritage site, with reconstructions of Erik the Red’s 10th-century homestead. The winding, mountain-backed channel of Prins Christian Sund carves one of the most dramatic passages in the Arctic.

THE WEST Archaeology buffs will delight in the UNESCO World Heritage site of Aasivissuit–Nipisat, which preserves hunting grounds dating to 2500 BC; and Uummannaq, where the 15th-century Qilakitsoq mummies were unearthed. The famed Ilulissat Icefjord—also UNESCOlisted—holds one of the fastest-flowing glaciers on Earth. From the new Icefjord Centre or while cruising Disko Bay, you might spot whales surfacing amid the luminous icebergs.

NORTHEAST GREENLAND NATIONAL PARK Northeast Greenland National Park is the world’s largest protected wilderness—vast enough to hold more than 100 Yellowstones. Its 375,000 square miles of sweeping tundra, snowy peaks and iceberg-filled fjords remain almost entirely untouched. In this remote sanctuary, herds of muskoxen graze the valleys, walruses crowd rocky shores and polar bears pace the ice floes.

Exploring Greenland’s Northeast National Park 12 DAYS | FROM $19,769pp

Northeast Greenland National Park

2026–2027 Aug.

PACK ICE Dependent on ice conditions

National Geographic Endurance GREENLAND

Visit expeditions.com/greenice for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

Scoresbysund

HIGHLIGHTS

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• Explore the largest national park in the world— Northeast Greenland National Park—and search for polar bears, musk oxen, beluga whales and more.

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Greenland Sea Ittoqqortoormiit

Westfjords

ICELAND Reykjavík © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap

• Sail into Scoresbysund (ice permitting), the world’s largest fjord system and home to remote Inuit communities. • Discover the wild west coast of Iceland, with its incredible geology, quiet coves and majestic waterfalls. • Learn to capture the northern lights with our National Geographic photographer (conditions permitting). Special Guest Join National Geographic Photographer Rich Reid on Aug. 16, 2026.

Southeast Greenland: Exploring at the Edge of the Ice Cap 10 DAYS | FROM $15,679pp 2026 Jun., Jul. National Geographic Endurance, National Geographic Resolution Visit expeditions.com/icecap for itinerary details and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • Be a modern-day explorer as your expedition team charts new paths in this rugged wilderness. • Sail fjords dramatically backdropped by the Greenland Ice Cap. • Kayak among towering icebergs and Zodiac cruise along glaciers in search of wildlife. • Discover Paleo-Eskimo and Thule archaeological sites along this rugged coastline. • Watch for a newly studied and genetically unique population of polar bears. Special Guest Join Cultural Specialist Elizabeth Pierce on Jun. 26 or Jul. 5, 2026.

GREENLAND

Upernattivik Island

Denmark Strait

Skjoldungen Timmiarmiut Fjord Puisortoq

ICELAND Reykjavík

Lindenow Fjord

New

Arctic Eclipse Odyssey: Iceland, Greenland and Canada 16 DAYS | FROM $28,405pp 2026 Aug. National Geographic Explorer Visit expeditions.com/odyssey for itinerary details and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • Witness a total solar eclipse on August 12, 2026, as we navigate to the best position within the path of totality, providing unmatched views of this rare celestial event (conditions permitting). • Take in picturesque views while sailing through dramatic fjords and past glaciers and ice floes in southern Greenland. • Step back in time at Viking ruins, like Erik the Red’s farm in Greenland and the 11th-century village at L’Anse aux Meadows, a UNESCO World Heritage site in Canada.

BAFFIN ISLAND Iqaluit

GREENLAND

Arctic Circle

Flatey ICELAND Reykjavík

Davis Strait

Denmark Strait

Brattahlíð Qaqortoq

Prins Christian Sund

CANADA Battle Harbor L’Anse aux Meadows St. John’s © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap

• Navigate across the Denmark Strait, home to the world's largest underwater waterfall, and the Labrador Sea, known for its nutrient-rich, cold-water currents. • Keep watch on the open Bridge for polar bears, falcons, whales and other wildlife along the stunning coast of Labrador.

Vigur Island.

South Greenland Exploration: Fjords, Waterfalls and Fishing Villages 11 DAYS | FROM $11,690pp

GREENLAND

2027 Aug., Sep. National Geographic Explorer

Arctic Circle

Nuuk

Visit expeditions.com/sogreen for itinerary details and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • In Qaqortoq and Qassarsik, discover Inuit traditions during musical performances, food tastings and demonstrations.

Southern Fjords

Southeastern Fjords

Grundarfjörður ICELAND

Brattahlíð

Denmark Strait

Reykjavík

Kujataa Prins Christian Sund

• Navigate the spectacular majesty of southern Greenland, including scenic Prins Christian Sund and Tasermiut Fjord, filled with snow-topped mountains, rock-strewn cliffs and icebergs. • Visit the storied sheep-farming settlement of Qassiarsuk and see how our Artisan Fund is helping to empower this remote community. • Explore settlements of Erik the Red, and witness modern life thriving alongside these ancient ruins.

Iceland and Greenland: Edge of the Arctic 18 DAYS | FROM $21,444pp 2026 Jul. | 2027 Aug.

Uummannaq

National Geographic Resolution Visit expeditions.com/arcticedge for itinerary details, extensions and

Ilulissat Sisimiut

current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • Explore the icy channels of the Ilulissat Icefjord, the tundra of Disko Island and more. • Hike, kayak or Zodiac cruise in dramatic coastal fjords lined with glacial moraines and calving glaciers. • Visit Brattahlíð, the 10th-century agricultural estate of Erik the Red, and meet locals continuing his farming traditions at UNESCO World Heritage-listed Kujataa. • Capture photos of glacier-filled fjords alongside a National Geographic photographer.

Special Guest Join National Geographic Photographer Nevada Weir on Jul. 14, 2026.

GREENLAND Evighed Fjord Artic Circle

Nuuk

Isafjörður Brattahlíð Hvalsey Qaqortoq

Skjoldungen Denmark Strait

Prins Christian Sund

Arnafjordur Dynjandi Flatey ICELAND Reykjavík © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap

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Baffin Island: Exploring Canada’s Wild Arctic Frontier 13 DAYS | FROM $16,990pp 2027 Aug. National Geographic Resolution Visit expeditions.com/diskobay for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • Explore the glacier-carved fjords, coastal cliffs and remote headlands of Baffin Island—home to dramatic scenery, lively seabird colonies and ancient cultural sites. • Search for the region’s iconic wildlife, from polar bears and whales to walruses and possibly narwhals, with the help of your naturalists. • Venture into the wilds of the high Arctic with a flexible itinerary designed to maximize opportunities for wildlife viewing, Zodiac landings, kayaking excursions and unexpected discoveries.

CANADA

GREENLAND

Baffin Island David Strait

ICELAND Nuuk

Reykjavík

• While crossing to and from Greenland and Canada, enjoy immersive talks and storytelling that illuminate the science, history and culture of these two dynamic Arctic icons. Guests aboard National Geographic Endurance take a Zodiac cruise along Baffin Island’s mountainous coastline.

“

Experience first-hand this unique Arctic environment, wildlife and landscapes. Immerse yourself in the cultures that have lived, thrived and coexisted with nature for centuries. When you experience this northern wonder, you bring home a newfound love for a unique part of the world.

”

—LARS ABELSEN, CULTURAL SPECIALIST

CANADA

IN THE WAKE OF GREAT EXPLORERS In the high reaches of the Canadian Arctic, near-mythic species like musk oxen and belugas rule a wild kingdom of ice and snow. Venture into their world on a journey through the fabled Northwest Passage, and discover the cultures that have thrived on this wild frontier. Or trace the lineage of Arctic exploration to the Maritimes, where vestiges of the Vikings, Basque whalers and French settlers intermingle in this once-popular landing spot for westward voyagers. For the Scenery Seeker: In the Northwest Passage, explore glacier-carved islands and channels that stretch for hundreds of miles—a stunning display of raw geology and big ice.

For the Wildlife Lover: Canada is home to an incredible profusion of wildlife, including polar bears and beluga whales. You might spot rare or reclusive species, like musk oxen and narwhals.

For the Culture Enthusiast: Delve into Canada’s Indigenous cultural heritage while meeting with artisans from Inuit communities, and explore the rich seafaring traditions of the colorful fishing villages in the maritime regions.

For the Historian: Hear the dramatic stories of the Vikings who settled on Canada’s North Atlantic shores and the polar explorers who sought out the icy frontier of the Northwest Passage.

When to Go: August–September Summer welcomes the warmest temperatures of the year—ideal for outdoor exploration. Ice in the Northwest Passage has receded to allow for a full transit and deeper exploration of remote inlets and coves.

Left: A guest explores the Fortress of Louisbourg on Cape Breton Island.

New

Guests Zodiac cruising in Greenland.

Fabled Lands Of The North: Greenland to Newfoundland 17 DAYS | FROM $19,490pp 2027 Aug., Sep. National Geographic Explorer, National Geographic Resolution Visit expeditions.com/fabled for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

GREENLAND

Baffin Island

ICELAND

HIGHLIGHTS • Explore western Greenland’s dramatic coastline, from the colorful streets and cultural heritage of Sisimiut to the towering icebergs of Ilulissat in UNESCO World Heritage-listed Disko Bay. • Venture deep into Baffin Island’s secluded fjords and striking Arctic landscapes, home to rich Inuit history and abundant wildlife. • Trace the wild Labrador coast, visiting Torngat Mountains National Park, remote outports and stunning passages like the narrow Mugford Tickle. • Discover remote eastern Newfoundland’s rugged cliffs, hidden coves and fishing villages steeped in maritime tradition. • Experience the Arctic up close through kayaking, hiking and Zodiac excursions guided by an expert expedition team, including staff archaeologists.

Reykjavík Torngat Mountain N.P.

CANADA

Northwest Passage: Greenland to Alaska 23 DAYS | FROM $57,728pp 2026–2027 Jul. National Geographic Resolution Visit expeditions.com/nwpassage for itinerary details and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS

GREENLAND Dundas Harbor Prince Regent Inlet Bellot Strait Herschel Island James Davis Strait Ross Strait Ilulissat Jenny Lind Island Qikiqtarjuaq Cambridge Bay Sisimiut

• Glide between soaring icebergs at the mouth of Greenland’s Ilulissat Icefjord. • Visit remote Inuit communities throughout the Northwest Passage. • Observe polar bears, walruses, belugas and bowhead whales—and, with luck, the elusive narwhal. • Explore the historic dwellings on Herschel Island, an intriguing mixture from the Inuvialuit people and the once-booming whaling industry.

Nome

Arctic Circle

ALASKA

Nuuk To/From

Anchorage

Reykjavík

CANADA

Go Farther Explore even more on the 69-day Epic Northwest Passage: Iceland to Japan, a once-in-a-lifetime journey across the top of the globe and into East Asia. Visit expeditions.com/ icelandtojapan for itinerary details and current rates.

Polar bears on pack ice. This image was taken using a long-focus camera lens.

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Parc National du Fjord du Saguenay, Québec, Canada.

Sailing the St. Lawrence Seaway and Canadian Maritimes 11 DAYS | FROM $12,688pp 2026–2027 Sep. National Geographic Explorer Visit expeditions.com/stlawrence for itinerary details and current rates

HIGHLIGHTS • Look for majestic belugas and minke whales in the Saguenay River Fjord and right whales in the Gulf of St. Lawrence. • Stroll the charming streets of Québec City to explore its historic architecture, vibrant culture and renowned culinary scene. • Immerse yourself in the region’s gastronomy both on and off ship. • Explore the stunning landscapes of the Îles de la Madeleine—its miles of dunes, grassy hills and red sandstone cliffs—in the company of local experts. • Throughout the voyage, enjoy the unique sounds of Acadian music, with roots in French and Celtic traditions.

CANADA Saguenay River/ Tadoussac

Québec City

Gulf of St. Lawrence

ISLAND OF NEWFOUNDLAND St. John’s St-Pierre (Fr.)

HIGHLIGHTS • Circumnavigate Newfoundland and visit coastal villages and small islands, like Cape Breton and Red Bay.

L’Anse aux Meadows

ador Labr

Visit expeditions.com/maritimes for itinerary details, extensions and current rates

Quebec Gros Morne National Park

Gulf of St. Lawrence

Red Bay

National Geographic Explorer

Labrador Sea

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2026 Aug., Sep. | 2027 Aug., Oct.

CANADA

10 DAYS | FROM $11,419pp

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The Canadian Maritimes and Newfoundland

ISLAND OF NEWFOUNDLAND St. John’s

Îles de la Madeleine Louisbourg Baddeck Cape Breton Island Nova Scotia

St.-Pierre and Miquelon (Fr.)

• Explore two UNESCO World Heritage sites: Gros Morne National Park and the 11th-century Viking village at L’Anse aux Meadows. • Discover the dunes, sandstone cliffs and Acadian culture of the Îles de la Madeleine. • Visit Baddeck, Alexander Graham Bell’s summer home, and tour the museum dedicated to his life and inventions. • Extend your expedition in St. John’s, Newfoundland’s vibrant capital city, or at the acclaimed Fogo Island Inn, dedicated to preserving the rich, centuries-old traditions of a Newfoundland outport isle. Special Guest Join National Geographic Explorer Jennifer Kingsley on Sep. 22, 2026. National Geographic Explorer, Baddeck, Nova Scotia.

EXTE NSI O NS

ENHANCE YOUR EXPERIENCE Arctic extensions offer a more complete picture of your destination, bringing you beyond the shoreline to explore the intricate ties between land and sea.

Norwegian Fjords PRE-VOYAGE | 6 DAYS | FROM $6,290pp Travel from the colorful city of Bergen into the diverse fjords and mountains of southern Norway. Along the way, witness the thundering waterfalls and snowy peaks of two of the longest fjords in the country, taking in the sights by canoe, kayak or on foot. Enjoy views from atop Gaustatoppen in Telemark—one of Norway’s most beautiful mountains—and gaze out across the Hardangervidda National Park, Europe’s largest mountain plateau. Add it to Norway’s Fjords and Arctic Svalbard or Svalbard: In Search of Iconic Arctic Wildlife.

Oslo PRE- OR POST-VOYAGE | 3 DAYS | FROM $2,310pp Explore the highlights and hidden gems of

Reykjavík’s Golden Circle and Blue Lagoon PRE- OR POST-VOYAGE | 2 DAYS | FROM $1,980pp

Oslo, Norway’s cosmopolitan capital. Delve

Discover highlights around Reykjavík, from

into the city’s commitment to sustainability

the soothing waters of the Blue Lagoon

and the modern cultural movement of friluftsliv, the

to the geological wonders of the Golden

Nordic philosophy that drives the country’s deep

Circle, including the two-tiered waterfall of Gullfoss and

connection to nature.

Thingvellir, the meeting point for the North American and Eurasian tectonic plates.

Add it to Norwegian Discovery: Svalbard and the North Fjords; Norway’s Fjords and Arctic Svalbard or Svalbard:

Add it to Arctic Edges: Iceland Westfjords to East Greenland;

In Search of Iconic Arctic Wildlife.

Wild Arctic Shores: Circumnavigating Iceland and Exploring Greenland; Coastal Wonders of Norway, the Faroe Islands and Iceland or Iceland and Greenland: Edge of the Arctic.

Fogo Island Inn

St. John’s

POST-VOYAGE | 5 DAYS | FROM $8,990pp

PRE-VOYAGE | 2 DAYS | FROM $1,050pp

A stay at the award-winning Fogo Island Inn—

Delve into the roots of festive St. John’s at

a member of the prestigious Relais & Chateaux

The Rooms museum, tracing the city’s history

group—is an invitation to experience the

back through its cod-fishing heyday to its

vibrant, centuries-old culture of a Newfoundland outport

Indigenous roots. Then travel the area’s rocky coastline for

isle, from its fishing and foraging traditions to its robust

a look at a picturesque lighthouse and historic Signal Hill.

heritage of art, crafts and lilting music. In 2024, the hotel earned three Michelin keys in recognition of its outstanding guest experience.

Add it to The Canadian Maritimes and Newfoundland or Sailing the St. Lawrence Seaway and Canadian Maritimes.

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ONGOING PROMOTIONS Bringing the Kids: $500 off cabin fare for each child under the age of 18 on any departure. Not applicable on extensions or airfare. 10% Off Back-to-Back Voyages: Save 10% on consecutive back-to-back departures. Applicable on cabin fares only and not valid on extensions or airfare. Save 5% Traveling as a Group: Save 5% when traveling as a group of eight or more adults over age 18. Valid on cabin fares only and not applicable on extensions or airfare. Deposit, final payments and cancellation policies for group travel vary from regular policies. Celebrate Life’s Milestones: Celebrate a milestone with a group of eight or more and enjoy a special amenity package that includes: 5% savings on cabin fares, custom group photo, a total of $150 shipboard credits for the group and other special gifts. $150 shipboard credit is allocated to the lead guest on the booking. Milestone celebration to be communicated at time of booking. Not applicable on airfare or extensions. Deposit, final payments and cancellation policies for group travel vary from regular policies. Combining Offers: Certain offers may be combinable for up to two savings opportunities except where noted otherwise. For example, travel with a group of eight or more on back-to-back voyages and take advantage of both savings.

INCLUSIVE PRICING • Excursions and hotels as indicated in the

• 24-hour access to lounges, observation

Available for $25 per day or $150 for the

itinerary

decks, library stocked with regionally

entire voyage.

relevant literature and other shared spaces

Premium Wi-Fi plan: accommodates most

departing within the recommended

• Complimentary reusable water bottle to

internet needs, including video streaming

window

fill at onboard water refill stations

and uploading and sending large files.

• All meals as indicated in the itinerary,

• Park and site entrance fees, special access

Available for $50 per day or $300 for the

plus hors d’oeuvres and 24-hour access to

permits and port taxes

entire voyage.

snacks, premium coffees and teas, non-

• Complimentary parka or jacket on select

Beer, Wine, Cocktails, Liquors & Spirits: Your

alcoholic beverages and filtered water

polar voyages

bar tab is included on all departures aboard

• Selection of exploration tools curated to

Complimentary Wi-Fi: Wireless internet is

your destination

offered across the expedition fleet through

• Airport transfers for flights arriving and

• Presentations on your destination by expedition staff and expert guest speakers • Onboard physician consultations (where available)

spirits available for purchase.

Speedcast and Starlink. Enjoy a compli-

Crew Gratuities: Crew tips are included on

mentary basic Wi-Fi plan that accommodates

all departures aboard National Geographic

email, messaging and social media apps.

Endurance, National Geographic Resolution,

Upgrades are also available:

and National Geographic Explorer.

Enhanced Wi-Fi plan: accommodates web

• Morning stretch classes and 24-hour access

browsing, video conferencing and other

to exercise equipment (where available)

functions that require increased bandwidth.

PRIVATE CHARTERS Charter with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions and sail to the heart of the world’s most remote and wild places—with your favorite travel companions. Host your next board meeting or staff incentive trip aboard the fleet, or gather your friends and family for a special celebration in a spectacular destination. When you charter an intimate expedition ship exclusively for your group, the team will customize every detail of your experience to ensure your time on board is unforgettable. Discover the wild world on your private voyage with National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions and cherish the memories forever. Book your private charter today. Contact Karen Kuttner-Dimitry, Vice President of Affinity & Charter Sales, karenk@expeditions.com

the expedition fleet with premium wines and

RESERVATION INFORMATION Terms & Conditions: For complete terms and conditions please visit expeditions.com/terms. Pricing: For best pricing book early. Prices quoted in this brochure are per person based on double occupancy in USD and based on select departures. Prices quoted are valid at the time of printing, TK, 2025, are subject to change and availability at time of booking and are not guaranteed until required deposit is made. Visit expeditions.com or call for all pricing. Pricing Includes: All accommodations aboard ship or in hotels per itinerary; all meals as indicated in the itinerary, both aboard and onshore; beer, wine, cocktails and spirits (premium brands available for purchase) aboard; excursions; airport transfers to and from charter flights, and for recommended flights arriving and departing within recommended window, as indicated in the itinerary; exploration tools such as Zodiacs, and kayaks; guidance and company of leading expedition staff; presentations by expedition staff and expert guest speakers; complimentary reusable water bottle; crew gratuities; onboard physician consultations (where available); 24-hour access to exercise equipment (where applicable); 24-hour access to lounges, observation decks, library and other shared spaces; basic Wi-Fi (where applicable)‡; park and site entrance fees, special access permits and port taxes. Unused services or items included in our programs are non-refundable. ‡Basic Wi-Fi plan aboard the Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic fleet, with services provided by Speedcast and Starlink. Not Included: Airfare (except flights when indicated as included and/or as required); charter airfare (where applicable, except when indicated as included and/or as required); pre- and post-expedition extensions (except flights when indicated as included); additional hotel nights (except when indicated as included); private transfers (except when indicated as included); additional costs associated with medical services outside onboard physician consultation (where applicable); enhanced and premium Wi-Fi plans aboard expedition fleet; laundry, spa treatments and phone services (except when indicated as included); travel protection plans; passport, visa and immigration fees. For select voyages, completing a medical evaluation form with VIKAND is required. If you utilize your physician, VIKAND’s processing fee for your documentation will be added to your National GeographicLindblad Expeditions invoice. If you utilize VIKAND’s physicians, an additional charge will be due and payable directly to VIKAND. Itinerary Modifications: Itinerary routing my vary and stops may be subject to modification and/or permitting. Visit website itinerary pages for details and exceptions. Airfare: For all programs, airfare is an additional cost unless otherwise indicated as included. National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions will gladly assist in making your air arrangements for a $50 per person service fee. Reservations, Deposits, and Final Payments: To reserve your place, an advance payment for the program is required at the time of reservation. Receipt of your initial payment indicates your acceptance of the terms and conditions. Final payment schedule can be found online. Visit expeditions.com/terms for complete details about deposits and final payment schedules which may vary by ship. Travel Protection Plan: It is strongly recommended that you take advantage of the Travel Protection Plan. This plan offers comprehensive coverage to protect you from cancellation fees, costs incurred due to

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