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Volcano. Journey to the restricted Glacier Bay National Park by special permission. These are just some of the exclusive experiences you can have when sailing onboard a National Geographic Quest cruise. National Geographic Quest, recently built and inaugurated in 2017, introduced some firsts to Lindblad’s expedition ship fleet. For instance, this ship features step-out balconies in almost half of its staterooms, a highlight not found on other ships that sail in its regions. It also has a uniquely-designed bow to accommodate more guests so everyone has a chance to view wildlife from the ship’s best vantage point. National Geographic Quest offers incredible, once-in-a-lifetime opportunities to explore the fascinating sights of Alaska, Belize, Costa Rica and Panama, and the Pacific Northwest while accompanied by onboard experts who can transform your voyage into a revolutionary experience.
The intimate National Geographic Quest carries only 100 guests, making it even easier for you to engage in one-on-one interaction time with the many National Geographic experts onboard. National Geographic Quest cruises each feature an expedition leader, four expert naturalists, a certified National Geographic photo instructor, an undersea specialist, a video chronicler and wellness specialist. The Expedition Team is available at all times to share their vast knowledge of the Galapagos Islands with you through impromptu lectures, lessons and even over dinner. Each cruise features a nightly recap where you can hear about stories from earlier in the day as well as participate in a Q&A with an expert and learn about the next day’s plan. You’re destined to learn something new and fascinating with every itinerary.
National Geographic Quest embodies an informal yet spontaneous onboard atmosphere. One very unique feature of National Geographic Quest is that you can visit the bridge 24-hours a day and interact with the captain and ship officers, an experience you cannot find on many other ships (please note that the bridge may be restricted from the public at times). You will also discover a:
All accommodations have a large window or two portholes and are comfortably designed. Almost half of all staterooms aboard National Geographic Quest will have balconies with a floor-to-ceiling sliding glass door so you can privately relax however you choose. Twelve staterooms will be able to connect, making this a great ship for traveling families or large groups. You can relax in complete satisfaction while surrounded by relaxing tones and wonderful décor.
The delightful cuisine found aboard National Geographic Quest is full of flavor and destined to melt in your mouth. The onboard chefs are experts at taking fresh, local and sustainable ingredients and transforming them into delicious dishes that you’re certain to enjoy. The elegant main dining room features open seating dining so you can dine whenever and with whoever you want. Light meals are sometimes served on deck so you can enjoy dining in the fresh open air. Don’t be surprised to find the ship’s officers, naturalists and guest speakers to join in on dining with you.
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expert naturalists, a certified National Geographic photo instructor, an undersea specialist, a video chronicler and wellness specialist. During the course of every cruise these experts will teach you about the surrounding wildlife and even give hands-on demonstrations of local techniques. You will be able to find them onboard during the evening, often giving a private talk over cocktails or an impromptu lecture during dinner. Expert photographers will teach you how to use the right setting and techniques to capture perfect wildlife pictures, like those seen in National Geographic magazine. Naturalists and biologists will provide nightly lectures on the sights and sounds of the day’s tours. Professional divers will provide guests with a view of what lies beneath the water’s surface.
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Every type of stateroom on National Geographic Quest, with its booking categories, size and where it is on the ship. Select a deck number to open that deck plan.
| Stateroom type | Categories | Approx. size | Where on the ship |
|---|---|---|---|
| Suite (Category 05) | 05 | 187 sq. ft. | Forward, decks 3 and 4 |
| Balcony (Category 04) | 04 | 151 sq. ft. | Forward, mid-ship and aft, deck 2; forward, deck 3 |
| Oceanview (Categories 01, 02, and 03) | 03 02 01 | 136 to 161 sq. ft. | Mid-ship and aft, deck 1; forward, deck 2 |
Sizes are approximate, and some staterooms in a category differ in size or layout.
If you’re a traveler who wants the best of the best, then booking a Suite is the way to go. From the most living and storage space to extra perks, larger bathrooms, and faster, more personalized service, Suites have everything you need for an unforgettable experience. They are an especially great value during longer cruises when you can enjoy the space and amenities for longer.
| Category | Approx. size | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 05 | 187 sq. ft. | Lounge (Deck 3) and Observation (Deck 4) (forward) |
These two suites are located on the Observation deck and feature:
Balcony staterooms are more expensive than Oceanviews, but provide a much more elevated experience. In some cases (depending on the ship and category) you’ll get extra living and storage space, plus amenities that may not fit in smaller accommodations. Balcony staterooms are perfect for travelers who wish to spend a decent amount of time relaxing in privacy. Balconies bring you closer to the passing scenery and wildlife, providing an up close and personal view.
They also tend to be closer to public areas, which means you won’t need to go far to change or drop something to your room.
| Category | Approx. size | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 04 | 151 sq. ft. plus a 20 sq. ft. balcony (171 sq. ft. total) | Upper (Deck 2) (forward, mid-ship and aft)Lounge (Deck 3) (forward) |
These staterooms are located on the Upper deck and feature:
For a budget-friendly stateroom that still provides a view of the outside, you might consider booking an Oceanview stateroom. These staterooms are generally similar in size to balcony staterooms.
| Category | Approx. size | Location |
|---|---|---|
| 03 | 151 sq. ft. | Upper (Deck 2) (forward) |
| 02 | 161 sq. ft. | Main (Deck 1) (mid-ship and aft) |
| 01 | 136 sq. ft. | Main (Deck 1) (mid-ship) |
These staterooms are located on the Upper and Main decks. Category 01 and 02 staterooms feature:
Additional storage area for your expedition gear.
The area where massages and other body treatments are given.
Work out in the ship's fitness center, featuring a variety of high-quality exercise equipment.
The ship's shopping boutique, featuring handcrafted items and Lindblad branded clothes.
Quick answers about National Geographic Quest, from the details on this page.
National Geographic Quest entered service in 2017.
National Geographic Quest carries 100 guests at double occupancy. A crew of 35 looks after them, about one crew member for every 2.9 guests.
National Geographic Quest measures 2,906 gross tons, 238 feet long and 45 feet wide. Its deck plans show 4 passenger decks.
National Geographic Quest has 50 staterooms in 5 booking categories, grouped into three types: Suite, Balcony and Oceanview. The Accommodations tab lists every category with its size and the decks it is on.
8 staterooms on National Geographic Quest have a private balcony. Every stateroom in the Balcony type has one.
National Geographic Quest has 4 passenger decks, numbered 1 to 4. Staterooms are on decks 1 to 4.
National Geographic Quest offers Open dining in its main dining room.
National Geographic Quest sails under the flag of USA.
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