National Geographic Endurance
Ship overview:
Constructed in Europe and purpose-designed for polar travel, this modern ship features an advanced X-Bow stabilising design and an ice-strengthened hull for a smoother, more comfortable ride. It’s thoughtfully equipped with unique features throughout, all aimed at elevating your Arctic experience.
From PRICE ON ENQUIRY
Prices based on two people sharing138 passengers
Constructed in 2021
1:12
Paddling
Ship overview:
138 passengers
Constructed in 2021
1:12
Paddling
From PRICE ON ENQUIRY
Prices based on two people sharingConstructed in Europe and purpose-designed for polar travel, this modern ship features an advanced X-Bow stabilising design and an ice-strengthened hull for a smoother, more comfortable ride. It’s thoughtfully equipped with unique features throughout, all aimed at elevating your Arctic experience.
Swoop says
We love that the ship has a selection of camera gear to try out on location, free of charge. With your onboard National Geographic photographer nearby for advice, it's a great way to make the most of the stunning photography opportunities.
Nardus Erasmus Arctic Sales Specialist
Why we like National Geographic Endurance
- Hosting just 138 guests, this ship offers an immersive experience both on board and during off-ship excursions
- The innovative X-Bow design cuts smoothly through choppy waters, boosting stability and comfort as you sail through the Arctic
- Of the 76 thoughtfully appointed cabins, over 77% feature private balconies – including 12 designed specifically for solo travellers
- Wellness and social spaces are cleverly designed, featuring everything from a panoramic yoga studio and a science hub to infinity-edge Jacuzzis
- Two sleeping 'igloos' out on deck allow you to enjoy an unforgettable Arctic glamping night under the stars
- Numerous kayaks ensure everyone has the chance to paddle through icy waters for a closer connection to the landscape
- Keen photographers will love the onboard Gear Locker, where you can field test a range of camera equipment – perfect for trying before you buy
Voyages aboard National Geographic Endurance
Special Offers:Swoop has access to the widest range of offers and can help you find the right trip, cabin, & price.
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For the Rolls-Royce of expeditionary cruising in Svalbard, travel with the original pioneers of polar exploration on this trip. Traversing Svalbard aboard one of the most advanced small expedition ships afloat and accompanied by your unparalleled onboard expedition team, expeditionary…
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National Geographic Endurance in the Arctic
Lounge
Bar
Dining Room
Firepit on the deck
Igloo and pool
Yoga studio
Fitness Centre
Ready Room
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