Wildlife Cruises
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Ship
National Geographic Endurance
Ship overview:
With its cutting edge stabilising X-Bow design and ice-strengthened hull, this stylish European-built ship was specifically designed for polar expeditions and is packed full of unique features to really enhance your cruising experience.
From PRICE ON ENQUIRY
Prices based on two people sharing
Ship Capacity
138 passengers
Year built
Constructed in 2021
Expedition staff to guest ratio
1:12
Optional activities
Paddling
Ship overview:
Ship Capacity
138 passengers
Year built
Constructed in 2021
Expedition staff to guest ratio
1:12
Optional activities
Paddling
From PRICE ON ENQUIRY
Prices based on two people sharingWith its cutting edge stabilising X-Bow design and ice-strengthened hull, this stylish European-built ship was specifically designed for polar expeditions and is packed full of unique features to really enhance your cruising experience.
Bar
Basecamp Room
Breakfast
Bridge
Chefs at work
Dining Room
Firepit
Gym
Igloo
Igloos and pool
Library
Lounge Bar
Lounge
Lounge
Dining onboard
Sauna
Sauna
Treatment Room
Wine Room
Yoga Studio
Exploring by Zodiac
Swoop says
A feature that we have never seen on any other ship are the 'igloos'. These geodesic domes are located out on deck and make a wonderfully quirky sheltered place to enjoy the view by day. They can also be booked on board for overnight stays: glamping polar-style!
Chloe Harrison Patagonia Sales Specialist
Why we like this ship
- Capacity for just 138 guests ensures an intimate onboard and off-ship expedition experience
- X-bow technology helps cut through choppy waters, improving onboard stability and your sailing comfort
- Of the 76 cabins over 77% have a private balcony, including 12 dedicated solo occupancy rooms
- Thoughtfully designed, innovative social and wellness areas including a panoramic yoga studio, science hub, infinity edge Jacuzzis
- Two unique outdoor sleeping 'igloos' on deck offer a glamping experience like no other
- Large fleet of kayaks allows all guests to try out the unique sensation of paddling in icy waters
- Field test a variety of camera equipment with the ship's onboard Gear Locker – a great way for keen photographers to try before you buy!
We think it's worth noting...
- The ship doesn't offer a full kayaking programme for those who would like to paddle more than the single complimentary session
- To stay overnight in one of the ship's unique outdoor igloos, sign-up happens once onboard. Suite guests receive priority and it's on a first come, first served basis for everyone else
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