ultimate island hopping adventure

If you’re looking to quench your wanderlust and want to do get out and about in the world early next year, we’ve got a really incredible option for you. Why not set sail on an epic transatlantic voyage aboard the National Geographic Endurance, crossing the equator and stopping at a panoply of remote Atlantic islands along the way?

This trip ventures from Buenos Aires, Argentina to the windswept splendors of the Falkland Islands, and from the wildlife havens of the South Atlantic to the far-flung volcanic isles of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. You’ll encounter thousands of king penguins in South Georgia; meet residents of the world’s most remote inhabited island, Tristan da Cunha; and explore the legacy of Napoléon Bonaparte on Saint Helena.

Not only that, but since this is a Lindblad/National Geographic trip, you’lll be accompanied by a world-class team of experts and photographers. Not only can you soak up the serenity of the open sea, but you’ll have an entire trip of once-in-several-lifetimes adventure on a journey that recalls the Golden Age of Exploration.

This trip is scheduled for March, 21, 2020, so it’s coming up soon. And if you’re concerned about flexibility because of current travel restrictions, the good news is that all of our preferred suppliers have put very flexible and generous policies in place in case you need to change plans after you’ve booked. Plus, you’ll be working with ASTA Verified Travel Advisors, so you’ve got travel professionals with relationships in the industry to help you navigate the new normal of travel.

So, if visiting the most remote inhabited island in the world is on your bucket list, we can make that happen for you, sooner than you think! Just give us a call!