Lindblad Expeditions' ships are all small, well-kept and superbly furnished. They carry anywhere from 30 to 120 passengers, ensuring that your experience on board will be unique and personal. Cabins are spacious and comfortable, service friendly and efficient, and the cuisine exquisitely prepared. The ships' small sizes mean that they are able to take you where larger ships can't.
Capacity: 54 Passengers in 29 outside cabins.
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Registry: Great Britain
Overall Length: 188 feet
Heart of the Highlands
Heart of the Highlands
| Category 1 |
| James Watt Deck #105 2 lower beds, 2 portholes
David Roberts Deck #209
David Roberts Deck #211-212
James Watt Deck Single #106 |
| Category 2 |
| David Roberts Deck #201, 202 203-205, 206, 208, 214, 216 2 lower beds, large picture window. |
| Category 3 |
| Alexander Graham Bell Deck #301, 302, 303, 305; 2 lower beds, large picture window. |
Capacity: 30 Guests and a crew of 52.
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Registry: Egypt
Beam: 36 feet
Overall Length: 188 feet
Passage Through Egypt
Exploring Egypt
| Staterooms |
| Cabins #2 - 5, 8 - 16 |
| Junior Suite |
| Cabins #1, 6, 7 |
Aboard the M.S. Hapi: The Hapi, launched in 1989, and refurbished in 2000, was designed and furnished as a private yacht. Because she carries only 30 guests (and a crew of 52), guests are assured attentive personal service. No other Nile cruise ship compares with the Hapi for intimate ambiance, comfort, service and quality food.
Public Areas: The large and comfortably furnished public areas add greatly to the experience of living aboard the Hapi. The living room, which is decorated with Persian rugs and photographs of Egypt, serves as a venue for lectures and musical events. The library and game room is frequently used for showing videos about Egypt. On the Sun Deck, there are deck chairs and a small swimming pool. The Hapi is fully air-conditioned.
Cabins: The 12 staterooms and 3 junior suites are spacious, attractive and comfortable. All have lower beds, private shower and toilet, hair dryer, minibar and internal telephone. Staterooms measure 238 square feet, while junior suites are 280 square feet in size. Please note that Egyptian law requires that cabin windows on the Main Deck are sealed, while windows on the Upper Deck may be opened.
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Aboard the M.V. Sea Voyager: The M.V. Sea Voyager, the newest vessel in the Lindblad fleet, is completely refurbished for the 2001/2002 season. This versatile 175-foot vessel lodges 33 spacious cabins and 64 guests.
It carries a fleet of Zodiacs, capable of launching at a moment’s notice to view wildlife and to make remote landings. Stable and easy-to-handle inflatable kayaks and a complete range of snorkeling gear are also onboard.
Capacity: 64 Passengers in 33 outside cabins.
Registry: Honduras
Gross Tonnage: 1,195
Overall Length: 175 feet
Draft: 8 feet
Speed: 10 knots
Family Expeditions In Costa Rica
All Panama, Costa Rica, Belize, Guatemala & Honduras Expeditions
Public Spaces and Activities: The glass-enclosed Lounge, with padded rattan furniture and full-service bar, can be opened to sea breezes or closed and air-conditioned. The Sun Deck is partially shaded with a canvas canopy, while the Observation Deck is wide open for observing scenery and wildlife. The fully air-conditioned Fitness Center is equipped with stationary bicycles, elliptical trainer and treadmills. Guest E-mail and books about the region are found in the Library.
Expedition Dining: The Dining Room offers a full range of meals in an informal setting. Breakfast is a casual buffet. Lunch is served on the Sun Deck or in the Lounge, and dinner in the Dining Room is a full-service menu with at least three selections, always one for vegetarians. Our chefs are always willing to assist with special dietary requests.
Comfortable Cabins: All Sea Voyager cabins are above the waterline with large picture windows. Each includes lower berths, private bathrooms, glass-enclosed showers, and vanities. Plenty of storage space is available in well-lighted closets, under-berth drawers and bedside tables. Each tastefully appointed cabin features individually controlled air-conditioning and cozy bedding.
| Category 1 |
| Main Deck #307-316 All cabins are outside with twin lower beds (singles have one bed), picture window and private facilities. |
| Category 2 |
| Bridge Deck #104, 106, 108; Upper Deck #205,206,209-222 |
| Category 3 |
| Bridge Deck #103, 105; Upper Deck #201-204 These deluxe cabins feature twin beds (which can convert to a queen), couch with a pullout bed, writing desk, coffee table and chair. |
| Single Occupancy |
| Upper Deck # 207, 208 |
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Capacity:70 Passengers in 37 outside cabins.
Registry: United States
Overall Length: 152 feet
Alaskan Journeys
Pacific & Northwest Journeys
Baja California Journeys
 Dining Room |
 Lounge |
 Cat 2 cabin |
 Cat 4 cabin |
The Sea Bird and Sea Lion, which were built in the U.S. in 1981 and 1982 respectively, are one-class sister ships that accommodate 70 passengers each. At 152 feet in length, they're large enough to operate comfortably in remote environments, yet they're also small enough to reach places where bigger ships couldn't possibly go.
The fleet of motorized Zodiac landing craft that we carry on board is key to our style of expedition travel. The Zodiacs extend our reach to almost anywhere, allowing us to disembark and explore on a moment's notice. We're not confined to ports of call -- if we choose, we can go ashore on a deserted island in the middle of nowhere. And the Zodiacs can take us for close-up views of whales in Baja California, icebergs in Alaska and waterfalls in the Pacific Northwest.
Our ships are designed to offer you complete comfort. Each cabin faces outside, with either large windows or portlights, and has attractive decor. There are lower beds, private toilet and shower facilities and individual climate controls.
Public Areas: Lounge with bar and facilities for films, slide shows and lectures; Library; Sun Deck with chairs; Outside Deck area for viewing. Our “open Bridge” policy allows you to meet officers and crew.
Meals: Served in the Dining Room in one unhurried seating with fine views through panoramic windows. Breakfast is a wide selection buffet and lunch is often served family style. American chefs prepare wholesome and varied menus.
Cabins: All face outside with windows or portlights (Lower Deck only). Each has private facilities, climate controls, and ample space to hang and store clothing.
Shared Accommodations: If you wish to share accommodations, we will be glad to make arrangements at the double occupancy rate in Category 2 only.
| Category 1 |
| Lower Deck # 402-404 Cabins feature one double bed and one single which converts to a day couch. A portlight is situated high in the room, providing daylight but no |
| Category 2 |
| Upper Deck # 200-212, 215; Bridge Deck # 100-104, 108 These well-located cabins include twin lower beds and a large view window. |
| Category 3 |
| Main Deck # 300-305 Conveniently positioned between the dining room and lounge, these cabins feature twin lower beds, a writing desk, and a large view window. |
| Category 4 |
| Upper Deck # 214, 216, 217, 219; Bridge Deck # 105, 106 These large cabins feature a seating unit with table and a large view window. Upper Deck cabins include twin lower beds which can convert to a double bed, and Bridge Deck cabins include twin lower beds only. |
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Public Areas: Lounge with bar and facilities for films, slide shows and lectures; Library; covered Deck with chairs and tables; outside Deck; Gift Shop; small Doctor’s Office; fully air-conditioned.
Capacity: 80 Passengers in 41 outside cabins.
Registry: Ecuador
Overall Length:238 feet
Galapagos
Meals: Served in one seating with views through wrap-around picture windows. Menu is international with an Ecuadorian flair.
Cabins: All face outside with windows or portholes (A-Deck only). Each has private facilities and climate controls.
Shared Accommodations: We will gladly make arrangements at the double-occupancy rate in Categories 1 and 2 only. The ship operates with the latest satellite communications.
| Category 1 |
| A-Deck # 102-105 Spacious cabins have two lower single beds, writing desk, and one or two portholes. |
| Category 2 |
| A-Deck # 101; Main Deck # 200-221 Centrally located cabins feature two lower single beds, writing desk and a view window (except cabin #101 on the A-Deck, which has 3 beds and 2 portholes). |
| Category 3 |
| Upper Deck # 301, 303, 305, 307 Conveniently located, cabins feature two lower single beds, writing desk and a view window. |
| Category 4 |
| Upper Deck # 302, 304, 306, 309, 311, 315, 319 Spacious cabins feature two lower single beds, writing desk and a view window. |
| Category 5 |
| Upper Deck # 300, 308, 317, 321 These are the largest cabins and may accommodate a third person. They have either two lower single beds or a double bed. All have a desk, convertible sofa bed, table and two large windows. |
 Lounge |
 Dining Room |
 Category 2 cabin |
 Category 5 cabin |
Public Areas: Lounge with bar and facilities for films, slide shows and lectures; library; swimming pool; fitness center; sauna; gift shop; hair salon; laundry; guest e-mail station; and a doctor’s office with a full-time doctor. “Open Bridge” policy.
The ship is ice-reinforced, fully stabilized, complies with international regulations of Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS), and operates with the latest satellite communications.
Capacity:110 Passengers in 61 outside cabins.
Registry: United States
Gross Tonnage: 3,132
Overall Length:295 feet
Beam: 46 feet
Draft: 21 feet
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Antarctic Journeys
Western Europe Journeys
Mediterranean Journeys
Transatlantic Journeys
Meals: Served in one seating with unassigned tables, making for an atmosphere of easy informality, with a chance to meet your staff and fellow travelers.
Cabins: All cabins are above the waterline and face outside with windows or portholes. Each has private facilities; radio; climate controls. Several cabins include twin beds which can convert to a double bed and some cabins may accommodate three people.
Shared Accommodations: If you wish to share accommodations, we will be glad to make arrangements at the double occupancy rate in Categories 1 and 2. In addition, third person rates are available at one half the double occupancy rate.
| Category 1 |
| A-Deck #309-311, 315, 316, 353, 355, 357 (*Singles: A Deck #312, 314, 318, 352, 354, 356) All cabins feature lower beds, a writing desk, and a porthole. |
| Category 2 |
| Main Deck #201-204, 206, 208, 210, 214-218, 220, 221, 224 (*Singles: Main Deck #205, 211, 212, 219, 222) Situated on the Main Deck, all double cabins have two lower beds, and two portholes. All cabins have a writing desk. |
| Category 3 |
| Main Deck #209; A Deck #300, 350, 351 These spacious cabins can comfortably accommodate two or three people if desired, all with at least two lower beds and two portholes. |
| Category 4 |
| Upper Deck #102, 104-112, 114-116, 118, 120-123, 125 (*Singles: Upper Deck #124, 126, 127) Conveniently located on the Upper Deck, these cabins feature two lower beds and a writing desk. Most have two large windows. Single cabins have one lower bed. |
| Suites |
| Upper Deck #117, 129 These are the finest accommodations on board. Both suites have separate sleeping and sitting areas, convertible sofa to accommodate a third person and large view windows. |
 Lounge |
 Dining Room |
 Category 4 cabin |
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