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expedition cruise
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Cruise line Lindblad Expeditions Dawn breaks over the deck of the National Geographic Endeavour on a Lindblad expedition to the Galapagos. Photo: Brian Gratwicke / Creative Commons BY -
Ship National Geographic Sea Lion National Geographic Sea Lion cruises through Tracy Arm Fjord in Alaska's Inside Passage. Photo: Curtis & Renee / Creative Commons BY-SA -
Ship Safari Explorer The 36-passenger Safari Explorer moored in Hawaii. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship Safari Endeavour Kayakers depart from the Safari Endeavour on an excursion. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship Safari Endeavour Safari Endeavour sails past a glacier in an Alaskan inlet. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship Wilderness Legacy The 88-passenger S.S. Legacy stops by a waterfall in southeastern Alaska. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship Wilderness Legacy The S.S. Legacy, framed by blue ice, settles into a fjord in Alaska. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship National Geographic Orion National Geographic Orion and Zodiacs on the Hunter River in the remote Mitchell Plateau of Western Australia. Photo: Roderick Eime / Creative Commons BY -
Ship Safari Quest Safari Quest moored in Alaska's Inside Passage. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Cruise line Lindblad Expeditions A tiny Zodiac sidles up to National Geographic Endeavor in Svalbard, the rugged region north of mainland Norway. Photo: claumoho / Creative Commons BY -
Ship Wilderness Discoverer Kayakers depart from the Wilderness Discoverer for their daily excursion. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship Wilderness Adventurer Skiff with passengers from the Wilderness Adventurer, returning after an excursion. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship Wilderness Discoverer Wilderness Discoverer in Alaska, with all hands on rails and fully flagged. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship Wilderness Explorer Kayakers paddle back to the Wilderness Explorer in Alaska. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship La Pinta La Pinta from Un-Cruise Adventures gives passengers a close-up experience with the wildlife of the Galapagos. Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship La Pinta Double cabins are located on the top deck of La Pinta. Photo: Ramiro Salazar · Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship La Pinta A well stocked library on La Pinta offers spectacular views. Photo: Ramiro Salazar · Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship La Pinta A look at the Sun Deck on La Pinta from Un-Cruise Adventures. Photo: Ramiro Salazar · Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship La Pinta Enjoy fresh, locally sourced cuisine in the dining room of La Pinta. Photo: Ramiro Salazar · Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures -
Ship La Pinta Relax at the bar and chat up the bartneder while enjoying spectacular views of the Galapagos on La Pinta. Photo: Ramiro Salazar · Courtesy of Un-Cruise Adventures
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