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Lindblad Expeditions : National Geographic Quest

Purpose-built to deliver the best possible expedition cruising experience, the National Geographic Quest recently wrapped up her inaugural voyages, spending the summer and early fall exploring the northern reaches of Alaska's Inside Passage and the remote islands and charming towns of the Pacific Northwest. With that noteworthy milestone under her belt, Quest will soon venture south to the tropical coasts of Costa Rica, Panama, and through the Canal to Belize. And as spring arrives she'll return north to make her maiden journey on the Columbia & Snake Rivers. To build her cruise turned to Nichols Brothers Boat Builders, the company that built the beloved National Geographic Sea Bird and National Geographic Sea Lion—vessels that, with regular maintenance schedule and recent refurbishment, have been operating successfully for decades. Proudly she was built entirely in the USA. Additionally, the Quest cruise ship achieves some other notable firsts. She is the first ship in the fleet voyaging in these geographies with step-out balconies (available in 22 of the 50 spacious cabins), plus 6 sets of connecting cabins perfect for families and groups; and a designated mudroom for expedition gear.

Ship Highlights: The ship features a specially-designed, open bow and an observation deck for gathering 24-hour self-service beverage station Conveniently located on the lounge deck, the fitness center is outfitted with its equipment's Morning stretch classes held in the open air of the sundeck

Dining   Food served aboard is fresh, local, and delicious, and sourced from suppliers who share the values of sustainable use whenever possible. Back To Top Bars & Lounges  The lounge is the heart of expedition community, where it hold cocktail hour and Recap each evening. It’s also where you’ll gather for presentations, photography talks, and guest speaker presentations. BarThe bar is typically open from 11 a.m. until one hour after lunch begins and from 5 p.m. until closing. A variety of beverages are available for purchase including wine by the glass or bottle, cocktails, specialty drinks, and spirits. Back To Top Onboard Activities   There’s also a small reference library and board games and cards are also available. Global GalleryThe global market is a collection of items made by local residents in the places we explore. It is conveniently located on the ship’s lounge deck. Sun DeckThe design of the outside decks gives you instant access to spontaneous sightings. Have your camera ready. SpaSpa treatment room, staffed by wellness specialists. Back To Top

Lindblad Expeditions : National Geographic Quest

View Suite Staterooms >> Outside Cabin Category 05 Cabin#101-108. These cabins are located on Observation Deck with large view windows. View Oceanview Staterooms >> Outside Cabin Category 01 Cabin#301-306. These Cabins feature two lower single beds that can convert to a Queen, a writing desk and two portholes. Each cabin has individual climate controls, allowing you to adjust the temperature to your liking. Botanically-inspired shampoo, shower gel, and lotion are all available in cabin bathrooms, as well as an Expedition Essential Kit. Hairdryers are also available in each cabin. Outside Cabin Category 02 Cabin #307-315. These cabins feature two lower single beds that can convert to a Queen, a writing desk and two portholes. Each cabin has individual climate controls, allowing you to adjust the temperature to your liking. Botanically-inspired shampoo, shower gel, and lotion are all available in cabin bathrooms, as well as an Expedition Essential Kit. Hairdryers are also available in each cabin. Outside Cabin Category 03 Cabin #201-206. These cabins feature two lower single beds that can convert to a Queen, a writing desk and a large view window. Each cabin has individual climate controls, allowing you to adjust the temperature to your liking. Botanically-inspired shampoo, shower gel, and lotion are all available in cabin bathrooms, as well as an Expedition Essential Kit. Hairdryers are also available in each cabin. Outside Cabin Category 04 Cabin#207-229. These cabins feature two lower single beds that can convert to a Queen, a writing desk, sliding glass door and small, private balcony. Each cabin has individual climate controls, allowing you to adjust the temperature to your liking. Botanically-inspired shampoo, shower gel, and lotion are all available in cabin bathrooms, as well as an Expedition Essential Kit. Hair dryers are also available in each cabin.

While we do our best to ensure that stateroom descriptions and deckplans appearing in this website are complete and accurate, we cannot be responsible for inaccurate representations, which may or may not be under our control. Please reconfirm stateroom accommodations and deck placement prior to booking.

Lindblad Expeditions : National Geographic Quest

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You’ll find National Geographic Quest ideally sized for your days of exploration. She is expansive enough to offer private spaces to gather with new friends. And her shared public areas like the lounge are intimate enough to foster a convivial expedition community. In addition, an attentive, expert hotel staff and well-thought-out amenities ensure a comfortable shipboard life.

Lindblad Expeditions : National Geographic Quest

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National Geographic Quest is a state-of-the-art, purpose-built expedition vessel made for exploring coastal waters, shallow coves, and fast-moving channels where wildlife congregate while sailing with the luxury of supreme comfort. Spacious cabins, open decks for wildlife viewing, and specialty tools for exploration make it the ideal platform for sailing in the remote areas of Alaska, the Pacific Northwest, Costa Rica, Panama, and Belize. Designed with decades of expedition experience in the region, National Geographic Quest more than comfortably accommodates 100 guests in 50 cabins. Her twin expedition craft landing platform allow guests to rapidly get on and off the ship to take advantage of wildlife sightings and to ensure maximization of time off the ship exploring. Created with a shallow draft, Quest draws only nine feet of water allowing her to sail into places where much larger ships cannot go.

Dining  Food served aboard is fresh, local, and delicious, and sourced from suppliers who share Lindblad's values of sustainable use whenever possible. Meals aboard are almost always served in the dining room, located aft of the lounge deck. When weather conditions allow, lighter fare may be served on the observation deck. There is no assigned seating and the dining room accommodates the entire expedition community in a single seating. During meals your expedition leader, naturalists, and any guest speakers aboard will join you. Explore the Ship  Public Spaces National Geographic Quest was designed with 50 years of expedition heritage. The ship features a specially-designed, open bow, and an observation deck for gathering to watch for wildlife or enjoy an evening cocktail with friends in the open air. Bridge Guests are invited to the ship's bridge to see the calm business of navigation, or help themselves to the ever-present binoculars to scan the horizon for whale spouts. Lounge The lounge is the heart of the expedition community, where guests can attend cocktail hour and Recap each evening. It's also where you'll gather for photography talks and guest speaker presentations. Seating design takes advantage of the wraparound windows for an optimal view, and boasts multiple high-definition screens for slideshows and videos. Forward lounge doors provide direct access to the bow. There's also a small reference library, and board games and cards are also available. Bar The bar is typically open from 11AM until one hour after lunch begins and from 5PM until closing. A variety of beverages are available for purchase, including wine by the glass or bottle, cocktails, specialty drinks, and spirits. There is also a 24-hour self-service beverage station with coffee, tea, soft drinks, beer, water, ice, and snacks. Sundeck Morning stretch classes are held in the open air of the sundeck, located aft on the observation deck. After stretch class the deck is set with tables and chairs, and lounge chairs. Bow The specially-designed bow observation area accommodates the entire expedition community at once for a shared wildlife viewing experience. Mud Room Located aft on the main deck where guests will embark and disembark expedition landing craft, the mud room has lockers that provide convenient gear and boot storage. Wellness Aboard Making daily discoveries and exploring the wild world is naturally uplifting. Add to that a variety of wellness treatments available aboard, as well as outings led by your wellness specialist, and you’ll find your expedition relaxing as well as revitalizing. Massages, body treatments, natural facial treatments, and hand and foot treatments are all available in the LEXspa. You will have the opportunity to sign up for a treatment once on board. Fitness Center Conveniently located on the lounge deck, the fitness center is outfitted with two treadmills, exercise bikes, elliptical machines, exercise bands, and sets of small hand weights to use as well. The Global Gallery Discover the talent of local artisans in the places National Geographic Quest ventures in the ship’s global market. The global market is a collection of items made by local residents in the places you'll explore. It is conveniently located on the ship’s lounge deck. You may find silver jewelry crafted in Alaska, woven baskets from Panama, paintings and books by your naturalist staff, plus expedition clothing and other essentials. Every item purchased in the global market contributes to the Lindblad Artisan Fund, which supports artisans in communities around the world to develop their potential more effectively and successfully. Five percent of all National Geographic Quest’s global market sales will be earmarked for this fund, and the Lindblad-National Geographic Fund will match dollar for dollar what is raised through these earmarks.

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Lindblad Expeditions : National Geographic Quest

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Every cabin is an inviting place to end your active day. National Geographic Quest comfortably accommodates 100 guests in 50 outside-facing cabins. Cabins are efficiently designed, with sizes ranging from the 136-square-foot category 1 to the 185-square-foot category 5 suite. Twenty-two of the 50 cabins will feature small balconies with floor-to-ceiling sliding doors that bring in the spectacular views and ample natural light. Twelve cabins will connect via internal doorway access allowing families to combine their rooms. Plus all category 5 suite cabins can accommodate a third person on a convertible sofa. Every cabin has Wi-Fi access and temperature controls. Bathrooms are modern and stocked with botanically inspired hair products, soap, and shower gel, plus a hairdryer. Every room has outlets and USB outlets for charging your camera gear or elctronics, and space for luggage storage. Information provided within these pages has been updated as of July 2019. While we do our best to ensure that stateroom descriptions and deckplans appearing in this website are complete and accurate, we cannot be responsible for inaccurate representations, which may or may not be under our control. Please reconfirm stateroom accommodations and deck placement prior to booking.

Lindblad Expeditions : National Geographic Quest

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Statistics: Year Built: 2017 Year Refurbished: Year Entered Present Fleet: Previous Name: Country of Registry: Tonnage (GRT): 4000 Guests (Lowers): 100 Total Guests: 100 Passenger Decks: 4 Number of Crew: 75 Officers' Nationality: Cruise/Hotel Staff Nationality:

Staterooms: Total Rooms (all categories): 50 Suites: 8 Balconies: 0 Ocean/River View: 42 Interior: 0 Accessible: 0

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