Expedition Stories

Staff Favorites: Highlights from 17 New Itineraries

Members of the expedition development team share which of 17 new itineraries they’re most excited to reveal to guests in 2026 and beyond.

Crafting New Mediterranean Culinary Journeys in Collaboration with Food & Wine Magazine

See how these new Mediterranean culinary voyages came together and what to expect on your journey.

Lindblad's Director of Photography's Top Tips for Packing Camera Gear

Capturing the Perfect Sunrise Photo in Baja

National Geographic Photography Expert Ralph Lee Hopkins explains how he snapped the perfect sunrise photo in Baja California.

Diving with Whales in Patagonia

Undersea specialist Justin Hofman shares footage from his remarkable encounter with a southern right whale and her newborn calf.

10 Tips for Better Expedition Photos

The 10 Best Drone Gifts for Photographers

The Extreme Ice Survey Team Expands Their Network of Cameras in the Antarctic Peninsula

Learn how and why the Extreme Ice Survey team increased the number of cameras they use on the Antarctic Peninsula.

Exploring British Columbia's Sacred Haida Gwaii

Exploring the British Columbian Archipelago’s Most Remote Sacred Site By Marc Cappelletti I am walking in the footsteps of chiefs and carvers, warriors and weavers, shamans and slaves; people as connected to the land as the very trees from which they once made their homes. The ground is soft. It is sacred. And it lies at the edge of the world—Haida Gwaii, British Columbia. We are at the ancient village of SGang Gwaay Llnagaay, formerly known as Nan sdins or Ninstints, on the eastern edge of SGang Gwaay (Anthony Island).

Lindblad's Galapagos Gang Heads to Philly

Bessie the blue-footed boobie, Sid the Galápagos sea lion, Iggy the land iguana, and Calvin the giant tortoise give away a trip to the Galapagos.

Experiencing Vietnam and Cambodia on the Mekong

Field correspondent Jennifer Kingsley describes her experience traveling through Vietnam and Cambodia on the Mekong River.

Wandering the Viking Ruins of Brattahlid

Grosvenor Teacher Fellow Angie Miller describes her time visiting the viking ruins of Brattahlid in Greenland.