Why We Like This Ship

  • Capacity for just 126 guests ensures an intimate onboard and off-ship expedition experience
  • X-bow technology helps cut through choppy waters, improving onboard stability and your sailing comfort
  • Of the 69 cabins over 75% have a private balcony, including 12 dedicated solo occupancy rooms
  • Thoughtfully designed, innovative social and wellness areas including a panoramic yoga studio, science hub, infinity edge Jacuzzis
  • Two unique outdoor sleeping 'igloos' on deck offer a glamping experience like no other
  • Large fleet of kayaks allows all guests to try out the unique sensation of paddling in icy waters
  • Field test a variety of camera equipment with the ship's onboard Gear Locker - a great way for keen photographers to try before you buy!

Voyages aboard National Geographic Endurance

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Cassia says

A feature that we have never seen on any other ship are the 'igloos'. These geodesic domes are located out on deck and make a wonderfully quirky sheltered place to enjoy the view by day. They can also be booked on board for overnight stays: glamping polar-style!

Cassia Jackson Polar Specialist

Cabin Categories

The ship has 69 cabins in total, all en suite. All can be configured as either a double or twin beds. Of the 56 standard cabins, 40 benefit from an exterior balcony-style area (including 12 dedicated solo occupancy cabins).  All of the 13 larger suites also enjoy a balcony.  Balcony cabins feature floor to ceiling sliding glass doors and even a hammock, though you may need to wrap up in thermals to try it!

Category 07 - Superior Balcony

  • Large balcony suite with substantial balcony
  • Located on the Bridge Deck, mid-ship location
  • 430ft² / 40m²
  • Large sliding doors onto balcony
  • Separated seating area with sofa bed
  • Bathtub with separate shower
  • Walk-in closet

Category 06 - Junior Balcony Suite

  • Expansive junior balcony suite with substantial balcony (only 1 available)
  • Located on the Bridge Deck, mid-ship location
  • 344ft² / 32m² 
  • Large sliding doors onto balcony
  • Seating area with sofa bed
Category 6 Cabin, National Geographic Endurance, Antarctic Vessel

Category 05 - Balcony

  • Located on the Bridge Deck, mid-ship location
  • 205ft² / 19m² 
  • Convenient access to the fitness studio
  • Large sliding doors onto balcony
  • Sofa seating area

Category 04 - Balcony

  • Located on the Lounge Deck 
  • 205ft² / 19m² 
  • Quick access to the bow observation deck
  • Large sliding doors onto balcony
  • Sofa seating area

Category 03 - Balcony

  • Located on the Main Deck
  • 205ft² / 19m² 
  • Convenient access to main restaurant 
  • Large sliding doors onto balcony
  • Sofa seating area

Category 02 - Window

  • Located on the Fore Deck
  • 205ft² / 19m² 
  • Two large windows 
  • Alcove seating & relax chair

Category 01 - Window

  • Located on the Fore Deck, forward location towards the bow
  • 183m² / 17m²
  • Two large windows 
  • Alcove seating & relax chair

Single & Premium Single

  •  140ft² / 13m²
  • Quick access to outdoor viewing area / bow observation deck
  • Large sliding doors onto balcony
  • Single bed & desk area

Please note there is a a price differential between these two solo cabin categories

  • Single Category A Solo (SA) is on the Main Deck
  • Premium Single Category B Solo (SB) is on the Lounge Deck

Deck Plan

Ready to plan your Antarctic adventure?

1
Listen

Listen

We'll spend some time listening to your aspirations, then discuss the kind of experience that might suit you.

2
Match

Match

Next we'll discuss the options, shortlist the best trips for you and present you our impartial recommendations.

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Reserve

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We'll place a 24 hour hold on your preferred option - without obligation - whilst we talk through the details.

With over 150 years of Antarctic experience between us, we can help guide you to exactly the right trip for you.

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