National Geographic Endeavour
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National Geographic Endeavour
Endeavour accommodates 96 guests in 56 outside cabins, including two suites. At 295 feet, she is an expansive ship and offers extensive open deck space where the entire expedition community can gather for spontaneous whale watching, if any passing cetaceans are spotted, or cocktails at sunset, with everyone sharing in the experience.
Photographer credit: National Geographic
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National Geographic Endeavour
The Endeavour is uniquely equipped for actively experiencing the island’s wildlife and wonders.
Photographer credit: National Geographic
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National Geographic Endeavour
Each cabin has Wi-Fi access and an ethernet jack and cord to connect to your laptop (internet extra charge).
Photographer credit: National Geographic
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National Geographic Endeavour
Exploring the beautiful Galapagos Islands.
Photographer credit: National Geographic
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National Geographic Endeavour
The National Geographic Explorer carries kayaks for off-vessel exploration.
Photographer credit: National Geographic
National Geographic Endeavour is a tried and true expedition ship—a vessel with real soul. Before being based in Galápagos year-round, Endeavour voyaged from pole-to-pole, crushing through the Antarctic ice in the Southern Ocean and tracking polar bears of the High Arctic. While she has made the transition to equatorial life smoothly, you’ll sense her heritage and world-class expedition ship character during your warm water adventure.
