Lindblad Expeditions Solo Travel Offers
Travel Solo, Not Alone
Setting out on your own to explore the world can be one of life’s most rewarding experiences—and with the right company, it becomes unforgettable. With National Geographic-Lindblad Expedition, solo travelers join a welcoming, like-minded community and share in the thrill of discovering the planet’s most extraordinary places.
For select ships and cabin categories, solo travelers can share accommodations with another guest of the same gender and pay the double-occupancy rate—whether or not we find a match. It’s an easy way to save while experiencing the connection and camaraderie of small-ship exploration.
Check out these current solo travel offers from Lindblad Expeditions.
Enjoy a reduced Single Supplement fare on select voyages: Ranging from 25-50% depending on voyage date and location.
Eligible Voyages with Reduced Single Supplements
Lindblad's expedition experience is designed to make all guests—including those traveling solo—feel welcome and engaged. Open-seating dining fosters genuine conversation and new connections, while excursions in small groups create natural opportunities to share discoveries and form bonds. From lively discussions with fellow guests to shared moments of wonder in extraordinary places, you’ll find a warm, inclusive community that transforms solo travel into a shared journey.
Antarctica Direct: Sail and Fly the Drake Passage
November 18, 2026: Ushuaia, Aregentina to Puerto Natales, Chile. 10 days aboard National Geographic Explorer -$24,786 pp. Reduced Solo Supplement of 40%
Experience the wild grandeur of the White Continent in a more efficient, expedient way. On this new itinerary, cruise the Drake Passage one way, and then bypass the Drake Passage on the way back on a 2-hour flight from Antarctica and discover all of the highlights without sacrificing the extra time. Travel with a diverse team of experts aboard the National Geographic Explorer, the definitive expedition ship. Venture into channels and coves framed by towering peaks. Watch for whales off the bow; Zodiac cruise around enormous icebergs; and hike, kayak, and even possibly cross-country ski in complete tranquility. Choose an active agenda or surrender to the pleasures of relaxing downtime and shipboard camaraderie. Plus, get top shots with the help of a National Geographic Photography Expert.
- Experience it all—cruise the legendary Drake Passage aboard the National Geographic Explorer and then enjoy the ease of returning on our 2-hour direct flight from King George Island to Puerto Natales
- Explore the world’s last great wilderness in the company of top naturalists, and the most experienced polar captains in Antarctica, with more than 55 years of expedition heritage
- Hike amid magnificent mountains; see huge glaciers; and observe a parade of gentoo, Adélie, and chinstrap penguins
- Kayak in protected waters, paddling in the Antarctic stillness as penguins swim nearby
- November departures offer the possibility to cross-country ski or snowshoe across the frozen sea ice, conditions permitting (excluding departures on National Geographic Orion)
- With National Geographic Explorers-in-Training, our exclusive family program, kids and teens will learn about this exhilarating part of the world—from its massive glaciers to humpback whales
Exploring Galapagos:
Zodiac to pristine beaches, kayak or stand-up paddleboard along volcanic shores, explore wildlife on land or under the sea. Perfect for couples, families, and solo travelers. Encounter abundant wildlife—blue-footed boobies, marine iguanas, Darwin’s finches, pink flamingos, giant tortoises and more. The wildlife of Galápagos is legendary for being without fear in the presence of humans. Certified and experienced divers on select departures aboard National Geographic Endeavour II can take advantage of the option to scuba dive (divers must be pre-qualified and reserve their space in advance). Starting in 2027, guests can take this expedition aboard the sleek and elegant National Geographic Islander II, which feels like a private yacht.
July 3, 2026. Roundtrip from Quito, Ecuador. 10 days aboard National Geographic’s Endeavour II- $12,837pp- Reduced Solo Supplement of 40%
Fabled Lands of the North: Greenland to Newfoundland-
Embark on an expedition deep into the remote fjords and wild coastlines of Baffin Island and Labrador, where sheer cliffs rise from icy waters and centuries of history are etched into the land. Trace routes once paddled by Inuit hunters and explored by Norse seafarers, guided by our expert staff archaeologists who bring the stories of past and present Inuit settlements to life. Glide by Zodiac beneath towering rock walls, hike along tundra valleys and stand in awe before glaciers tumbling into the sea. From Greenland’s iceberg-dotted Disko Bay to the rugged heights of the Torngat Mountains, each day offers a rare encounter with both the natural grandeur and the living heritage of the Arctic.
August 15, 2027, 16 Days aboard National Geographic’s Explorer $22,635 pp- Reduced Solo Supplement of 40%.
Scotland’s Wild Isles: Shetlands, Orkneys and Inner Hebrides
From the Isle of Skye and its picturesque villages to the dramatic landscapes of the remote Shetland and Orkney Islands, delve into vivid histories and stunning scenery aboard this active 8-day voyage. Discover archaeological sites steeped in ancient mythology. Explore medieval castles, Viking ruins, and early Christian sites. Beyond Scotland, encounter significant seabird colonies on Northern Ireland’s Rathlin Island. Experience the thrill of true exploration as you spend days charting courses, by Zodiac and on foot, based on the expertise of your expedition leaders, naturalists, and local guides.
Jun 09, 2027: 8 days aboard National Geographic’s Explorer. $12,660pp -Reduced Solo Supplement of 50%.
*Prices are in USD, per person based on availability and subject to change without notice. Terms, conditions, restrictions, and capacity controls apply. Solo Travel Rates from the travel suppliers may be withdrawn at any time without prior notice.
