Lindblad Expeditions · National Geographic Explorer
Alaska: Glaciers, Bears & Coastal Wilderness
What's Included
Not included
About the Ship
- Hot Tubs
- 1
- Elevators
- 1
- Cabin Voltage
- 110V & 220V
- USB in Cabins
- Yes
- Pets
- Not Allowed
- Service Animals
- Case by Case
- Dress Code
- Casual
- Formal Nights
- No
- Balcony Smoking
- Not Allowed
Your Journey
Alaska's road-less capital offers the Mendenhall Glacier and humpback whale-watching from port.
Alaska's former Russian capital blends onion-domed churches with a superb totem pole park.
Home to the world's largest collection of standing totem poles and rich Alaska Native heritage.
Alaska's former Russian capital blends onion-domed churches with a superb totem pole park.
Home to the world's largest collection of standing totem poles and rich Alaska Native heritage.
Alaska's road-less capital offers the Mendenhall Glacier and humpback whale-watching from port.
Before you sail — hotels in Juneau
Arrive a day early and explore Juneau before boarding
Cabin Pricing
Reviews & AI Summary
The National Geographic Explorer is Lindblad's flagship workhorse, originally built in 1982 and extensively refurbished in 2008, carrying up to 148 guests in 81 outside staterooms. It is celebrated for its iconic blue hull, ROV, and decades of trailblazing expedition history.
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