Operator Lindblad Expeditions Route Antarctic, Arctic Length 112 m | Port of registry Nassau, Bahamas Ordered 12/1982 Builder Norway | |
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Name Midnatsol (1982–2003)
Midnatsol II (2003–2005)
Lyngen (2005-2008)
National Geographic Explorer (2008–) Identification Call sign C6WR2
IMO number 8019356
MMSI number 309336000 | ||
National Geographic Explorer is a small passenger vessel in the Lindblad Expeditions fleet. She can accommodate 148 guests. The ship is equipped with extra hull plating to withstand higher ice breaking tolerances.
The ship has educational and entertainment facilities, including a chart room, library, observation lounge, a fleet of 36 kayaks, a remote operated vehicle capable of diving to 1000 feet depth, a fleet of 14 zodiacs, lounge and fitness center.
The ship frequently follows routes in the Antarctic, Arctic, Norway, Greenland, and Canadian Highlands.
Accommodation
National Geographic Explorer offers 81 cabins and suites which are all outside facing.
References
MS National Geographic Explorer Wikipedia(Text) CC BY-SA