National Geographic Orion

Cruise

Remote Escape

Adventure

Launched in 2003 and refurbished for polar expeditions, the National Geographic Orion is an ice-class vessel carrying 102 guests in 53 cabins. Purpose-built for exploration, Orion offers access to remote corners of Antarctica. Close encounters with landscapes and wildlife are at the heart of each voyage, enriched by onboard experts ranging from naturalists to National Geographic photographers.

Accommodation

Single Veranda Cabin
280 sq ft | 1 King OR 2 Twin beds | 2 guest
Picture window & balcony
Deluxe Veranda Cabin
280 sq ft | 1 King OR 2 Twin beds | 2 guest
Picture window & balcony
Grand Veranda Cabin
409 sq ft | 1 King OR 2 Twin beds | 2 guest
Picture window & balcony
Family Veranda Cabin
560 sq ft | 1 King AND 2 Twin beds | 2-4 guests
Picture window & balcony
Triple Veranda Suite
560 sq ft | 1 King AND 2 Twin beds | 2-4 guests
Picture window & balcony

Amenities

  • Restaurant
  • Bar
  • Outdoor cafe
  • Observation Lounge
  • Library
  • Theater
  • Spa with sauna
  • Mudroom
  • Fitness Center

In-room amenities:

  • Desk
  • Air conditioning
  • Television
  • Safe deposit box
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Activities

  • Zodiac cruising
  • Onshore hiking
  • Glass-bottom Zodiac riding
  • Kayaking
  • Cross-country skiing
  • Snowshoeing
  • Wildlife observation with hydrophones and remote cameras
  • Photography workshops
  • Onboard yoga classes
  • Nightly Recap sessions
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Notes:

Services include an undersea specialist, a National Geographic–Lindblad-certified photography instructor, and a video chronicler. The restaurant reflects each destination through regionally inspired menus. All meals onboard are included in all itineraries. Internet access is available via an Ethernet cable. Inclusions and amenities are subject to change without prior notice. Activities may come at an additional cost. Room sizes shown above are approximate.