NG Endeavour II

National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions

Ship Highlights

All cabins facing outside with a large window or windows
Expansive public spaces for gathering and relaxing
Sip up the cocktail in the lounge which is the heart of the expedition community
Amenities such as Library, Wellness, Fitness Center etc

Overview

Born in the cold waters of Patagonia, National Geographic Endeavour II was built for heavy seas. Now, permanently stationed in Galápagos, she comfortably sails the Equator.

Ship Facts

Gross Tonnage:2716
Last Refurbished:2016
Maiden Voyage:2005
Passenger Capacity:96
Registry:Panama

Deck Level

Main Deck
Upper Deck
Expedition Deck
Bridge Deck
Observation Deck

Staterooms

OUTSIDE

SUITE

Dining

Dining room accommodates the entire expedition community in a single seating, and many tables accommodate an odd number of people to encourage easy mingling.

Bars & Lounges

The newly renovated lounge’s panoramic windows ensure stunning Galápagos landscape views.

Onboard Activities

The library, easily the finest library in the islands, is located on the bridge deck. It includes a wide range of novels, puzzles, reference, and illustrated books.

Outdoor Activities

You are invited to the ship’s bridge to see the calm business of navigation unfold. Ask the watch officer questions about sailing the Galápagos Islands. Or help yourself to the ever-ready binoculars to scan the horizon.

Wellness

Adjacent to the library, it contains a variety of cardio equipment as well as free weights. Simply ask the wellness specialist if you’d like a yoga mat, exercise bands, or sets of small hand weights to use in your cabin as well.

Note: Deck names, descriptions, key legends, deck plans, onboard activity places, restaurants, bars and other entertainment places are informational only, details may vary and subject to change without notice. Furniture arrangements or design details may vary and subject to change without notice.