Description
Explore Northeast Greenland National Park, the world’s most expansive Arctic preserve, where epic fjords and pristine ice shape a landscape of rare beauty. Spanning the remote northeast corner of the planet’s largest island, this vast wilderness is home to iconic Arctic wildlife—polar bears, whales, musk oxen and immense seabird colonies. Ice permitting, venture into Scoresbysund, the largest fjord system on Earth, and visit Greenland’s most isolated community. In autumn, as darkness returns, turn your eyes to the sky for the chance to witness the incomparable northern lights.
Trip Name
Iceland’s Wild West Coast to East Greenland
Days
12
Overview
Vessel Type: Expedition Ship
Passenger Capacity: 126
Length: 124 m
Built: 2020
National Geographic Endurance is a state-of-the-art expedition vessel purpose-built for year-round polar navigation. Named in honour of Sir Ernest Shackleton’s legendary Endurance expedition, she is the first polar ship in Lindblad’s history designed from the keel up for exploration. With an ice-class rating of PC5 (Category A) and a fully stabilised hull, she grants access to remote and often uncharted corners of the Arctic and Antarctica in exceptional comfort and safety.
Her revolutionary X-Bow®—a striking forward-leaning design—enables superior wave-cutting performance, ensuring a smoother, quieter ride and minimising spray on deck for better wildlife observation. On board, guests enjoy thoughtfully designed public spaces including a wraparound observation lounge, library, and an expedition base for gear and briefings. Dining is offered across three flexible venues, all serving sustainable, locally inspired cuisine. With a full suite of tools for exploration and a design deeply rooted in expedition heritage, Endurance is the ultimate platform for discovering Earth’s most remote regions.
