National Geographic Islander Cruise Ship

The National Geographic Islander is a versatile 164-foot twin-hulled vessel with 24 spacious cabins comfortably accommodating 48 guests.

National geographic islander cruise ship. National Geographic Islander Cruise Ship Information The National Geographic Islander is a versatile 164-foot twin-hulled vessel with 24 spacious cabins comfortably accommodating 48 guests. Originally built for the Caribbean the ship has been sailing in the Galapagos. Lindblad Expeditions ships include the National Geographic Explorer National Geographic Sea Bird and National Geographic Sea Lion National Geographic Islander and National Geographic Endeavour.

Actual cabin decor details and layout may vary by stateroom category and type. She is a sturdy expedition ship designed for year-round discovery and active exploration of the Galapagos and can reach places inaccessible to larger ships due to its small size. She is a sturdy expedition ship designed for year-round discovery and active exploration of the Galápagos and can reach places inaccessible to larger ships due to its small size.

Seen killer whales hunting off her bow. This new addition to the Galapagos is a versatile 164-foot twin-hulled vessel with 24 spacious cabins comfortably accommodating 48 guests. Discover all of our galapagos journeys.

A nimble modern cruise ship she offers an intimate environment and a friendly convivial community quickly forms on board. Galapagos Expedition Cruise Ship. National Geographic Islander Galapagos Cruises.

Alaska Baja California Pacific Northwest. She is a sturdy expedition ship designed for year-round discovery and active exploration of the Galapagos. The National Geographic Islander is a versatile 164-foot twin-hulled vessel with 24 spacious cabins comfortably accommodating 48 guests.

The National Geographic Islander is a versatile vessel that plies the waters of the Galápagos Islands. Our Galapagos luxury cruises aboard the National Geographic Islander feature nimble Zodiacs and kayaks that cruise to the volcanic shores and pristine beaches of Galápagos and an undersea program that utilizes underwater video glass-bottom boat and hydrophone to bring seldom seen or heard worlds to life. National Geographic Islander Exploring Galápagos aboard the 48-guest National Geographic Islander allows you to experience the islands on an up-close personal scale.