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Why Travel to Galápagos With Lindblad/National Geographic?
Lindblad Expeditions and National Geographic have joined forces to further inspire the world through expedition travel.
Darwin’s Finches
These small land birds of the Galápagos Islands were named after Darwin by ornithologist Percy Roycroft Lowe in 1936 in his publication The…
Endemic Species In Pristine Environments
Pristine environments are getting harder to find here on earth. Humans since the dawn of time are renowned for traveling with species they have found…
Galápagos Photos
So much to see
Relatively untouch by the outside world, many islands in the Galápagos are home to fauna and wildlife unique from anywhere else in the world. A perfect habitat for beautiful photos to flourish.
Top 10 Reasons to Travel to The Galápagos Islands With Lindblad Expeditions
Experience matters
Knowledgeable and experienced naturalists
More flexibility, choices and activities
Lindblad and conservation are synonymous
They own and operate two ships
Year-round Galápagos and Lindblad Expeditions
Technological tools
Galápagos underwater experience
Special care of family groups
Dedication to excellent expeditions
