National Geographic Endeavour II is a 96-guest Lindblad Expeditions expedition ship, in service since 2005. This page lists 133 upcoming departures across 9 itineraries, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
A small expedition-size ship at 2,716 gross tons — #430 of 565 ships we track. 28 tons of ship per guest.
Currently on: Exploring Galápagos (9 nights)
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Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
National Geographic Endeavour II is a 96-guest expedition ship designed for close-up exploration in the Galápagos. The compact vessel offers five decks, 52 cabins, broad viewing areas, an open-air observation deck, library, forward lounge and open bridge access. Expedition equipment includes Zodiacs, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, a glass-bottom boat, underwater cameras and a video microscope. Dining is informal and sociable, with meals served in the dining room or outdoors when conditions permit.
A shallow draft and maneuverable design support exploration in the Galápagos. Guests can use Zodiacs, kayaks, stand-up paddleboards and a glass-bottom boat, while the open bridge and observation spaces emphasize expedition learning and wildlife viewing.
A main dining room serves international cuisine with Ecuadorian influence; meals may also be offered outdoors. The atmosphere is informal and communal.
Onboard programming centers on expedition presentations, natural-history interpretation and informal gatherings in the forward lounge and bar. The library, open bridge and observation deck provide additional ways to engage with the voyage.
The ship has 52 cabins, including cabins and suites with large windows; the official operator lists capacity for 96 guests. Deck plans identify accommodation areas across the Main, Upper, Lounge and Bridge decks.
The operator describes the ship as welcoming to children of all ages and groups. Expedition activities and exploration tools are designed for participatory, up-close experiences.
A small wellness area and exercise equipment are available onboard, complementing the active expedition program.
The vessel’s small scale, shallow draft and expedition equipment support access to sites that larger ships cannot reach. No specific current environmental certification was confirmed in the reviewed sources.
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Exploring Galápagos
Exploring Galápagos
Exploring Galápagos
Exploring Galápagos
Exploring Galápagos, Machu Picchu and Peru's Land of the Inca
Exploring Galápagos, Machu Picchu and Peru's Land of the Inca
Exploring Galápagos, Machu Picchu and Peru's Land of the Inca
Exploring Galápagos, Machu Picchu and Peru's Land of the Inca
Ultimate Galápagos
National Geographic Endeavour II is registered in Ecuador.
National Geographic Endeavour II carries about 96 guests.
National Geographic Endeavour II entered service in 2005 and was last refurbished in 2016.
At 2,716 gross tons and 72 m long, National Geographic Endeavour II is a small expedition-size ship — larger than 23% of the 565 cruise ships cruises.to tracks.
