A Galapagos Brown Pelican standing on the sandy beach with clear turquoise water.

Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic

Exploring Galápagos

Galapagos

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National Geographic Endeavour II

A Patagonian expedition ship rebuilt for the Galápagos, and the larger of Lindblad's two

Aboard

  • Built in Chile in 2005 as the Patagonian expedition ship Via Australis
  • Lindblad's 2016 refit cut her from 136 berths to 96, in 52 outside cabins
  • Glass-bottom boat, kayaks, paddleboards and a video microscope carried aboard
  • Twin Zodiac boarding platforms, so 96 guests get ashore in one go

Ashore

Where You Stop

Quito

Galápagos Islands

Galapagos

The Galápagos

The one place on earth where the wildlife has no reason to be afraid of you, reachable only by a small expedition ship, with a naturalist beside you all week.

Best Time to Go
Year-round; December to May is warmer and calmer, June to November better for wildlife
Typical Length
7 to 10 nights, plus two nights in Ecuador either side
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