Lindblad Expeditions Pacific Coastal Cruise Reviews

National Geographic Endurance in Antarctica.
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Breakfast by the sea near Santa Cruz Island, in company of sharks, sealions, sea turtles and manta rays.
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Cruising by Chinese Hat, enjoying the comfort and a billion dollar view.
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Naturalist presentation on the zodiacs
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Cruise ok, Pre-trip Information was BAD

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Sea Lion

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michael patrick
2-5 Cruises • Age 30s

The cruise was supposed to go through Hell's Canyon on the Snake River, then National Geographic just left that part of the voyage out, and instead took travelers to a farm market! Wow, big deal, and a big disappointment. Of course there was no refund for the missing part of the voyage. Seeing Hell's Canyon was why we booked the trip in the first place. The worst part of the trip was the lack ...
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Sail Date: September 2021


Baja California: A Remarkable Journey

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Venture

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bensod
6-10 Cruises • Age 80s

Whale Watching!! Cruising through the incredibly beautiful and serene Sea of Cortes and then around Cabo San Lucas to the Pacific side of the Baja Peninsula. We were able to see 5 different species of whales (up close and personal, including petting a momma and baby grey). Porpoises and sea birds galore. The new Venture was magnificent and the crew including the naturalists, expedition ...
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Sail Date: March 2019


Cruise and Tour the Channel Islands

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Sea Lion

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ekjay
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s

We chose this trip because we always wanted to see the Channel Islands as they are a National Park. This cruise was a great way to see several of the islands. ( Just to let you know, you need to add Channel Islands to your list of choices for where did I go). I like the way they are several choices for your daily excursions, hard, moderate, and easy. I did think the fall was a barren time of ...
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Sail Date: October 2018


Fabulous wildlife, especially orcas

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Sea Bird

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mesander2000
6-10 Cruises • Age 40s

As always with National Geographic/Lindblad the naturalists and navigators create an amazing wildlife experience. On this expedition we had extraordinary views of orcas, sealions, dolphins, porpoise, birds, and scenery, as well as lovely nature walks with beautiful views. The lectures onboard were interesting and well-informed. We enjoyed visits to Friday Harbor, Alert Bay, and Victoria. The ...
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Sail Date: September 2018


Base Camp Baja: Espiritu Santo

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Sea Bird

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T Douglas B
2-5 Cruises • Age 50s

My travel is, for the most part, independent so read what I have written here with that in mind. On occasion, I’ve tried a cruise or a guided tour in the hope that traveling with experts would enrich the experience even if it means being tied to a large group of travelers that may not share my interests. When I’ve done this, I’ve kept it short, understanding that if it is good, I can always go on ...
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Sail Date: January 2018


A Lewis and Clark Journey. Great time for the active adults.

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Sea Lion

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ledaebel
2-5 Cruises • Age 80s

A lovely casual cruise for active adults. I did see some people who preferred the museums and other less active activities. Food was good but not French cuisine. You could ask for something not on the menu and they did their best to fill your request. The activities were plentiful, educational and all included in the price of the expedition. There was different levels of activities ...
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Sail Date: October 2017


Outstanding adventure!

Review for a Pacific Coastal Cruise on National Geographic Sea Bird

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gailed
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s

For many reasons, to explore the landscape of the many islands, to swim and snorkel with the fish, and finally to hike the volcanic rocks. I simply loved the trip. I am an artist and I had the time to watercolor all the new landscapes that I observed. The unusual rock formations and gorgeous beaches took my breath away. We had the freedom to choose the activities of the day, and I choose to do ...
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Sail Date: December 2016


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