Ship/Deck Plan
National Geographic Explorer
The National Geographic Explorer is the newest ship in our fleet and arguably the finest expedition vessel on the seas. A state-of-the-art, ice-class expedition ship, the Explorer accommodates 148 guests in 81 spacious cabins, each with outside views; private bathrooms; and sleek, modern furnishings. Single cabins in Category 2 are highlighted in bright blue and include cabins 309-312 and 310-332. Single cabins in Category 3 are highlighted in bright pink and include cabins 105, 106, 203 and 208.
The ship carries kayaks and a fleet of Zodiac motorized landing craft, as well as sophisticated video equipment that allows access to the underwater world. Public areas include a lounge and bar; a library; a spa; a fitness center; a sauna; and a selection of dining options that offer regionally inspired cuisine using fresh, local ingredients. Services include a full-time doctor, a wellness specialist, and an Internet café.
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The National Geographic Explorer sails through the North Sea.

The elegant dining room

The lounge is host to nightly recap and expert presentations

Cocktail hour in the ship's lounge

A Category 4 cabin

National Geographic Explorer

Fitness Room

The library offers a full collection of books and a 360 degree view of the ship's surroundings.

The standard bathroom aboard the National Geographic Explorer
Expedition Costs
Airfare is not included. Round-trip economy airfare from Newark to Bergen and return from Oslo is $1,080 and from Longyearbyen to Oslo is $360 (subject to change).
Special Offer
Book the August 13, 2012 departure by June 30, 2012 and receive complimentary charter airfare between Oslo and Longyearbyen (a $360 value). Subject to availability; new bookings only.
