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Lindblad in Alaska: William’s Cove and Tracy Arm
Pic: Guests explore on Zodiac in Southeast Alaska, Tracy Arm, calving ice. South Sawyer Glacier in Tracy Arm – Fords Terror Wilderness area in Southeast Alaska, USA. ( Michael S. Nolan )by Robert “Pete” Pederson, Lindblad Expeditions Natural History Staff Monday 18 June 2012. For many people, just the word Alaska conjures up adventures and […]
Lindblad in Alaska: William’s Cove and Tracy Arm
Pic: Guests explore on Zodiac in Southeast Alaska, Tracy Arm, calving ice. South Sawyer Glacier in Tracy Arm – Fords Terror Wilderness area in Southeast Alaska, USA. ( Michael S. Nolan )by Robert “Pete” Pederson, Lindblad Expeditions Natural History Staff Monday 18 June 2012. For many people, just the word Alaska conjures up adventures and […]
Lindblad in Alaska: Red Bluff Bay and Lake Eva
by Susan Weber, Lindblad Expeditions staff 20 June 2012 Red Bluff Bay and Lake Eva Early morning found us cruising into the beautiful Red Bluff Bay, a striking inlet that cuts into the corner of Baranof Island. We were rewarded with the sighting of a brown bear and two cubs at the base of the […]
Lindblad in Alaska: Red Bluff Bay and Lake Eva
by Susan Weber, Lindblad Expeditions staff 20 June 2012 Red Bluff Bay and Lake Eva Early morning found us cruising into the beautiful Red Bluff Bay, a striking inlet that cuts into the corner of Baranof Island. We were rewarded with the sighting of a brown bear and two cubs at the base of the […]
Adventure Cruising: Into Africa
UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gorée Island, Senegal,is a monument to the West African slave trade. By Roderick Eime With our planet “shrinking” at a rapid rate, expedition cruisers are always spinning their globes in search of new and enriching destinations to add to their adventure CVs. Nowadays, the whole Earth is pretty much fair game and […]
Adventure Cruising: Into Africa
UNESCO World Heritage-listed Gorée Island, Senegal,is a monument to the West African slave trade. By Roderick Eime With our planet “shrinking” at a rapid rate, expedition cruisers are always spinning their globes in search of new and enriching destinations to add to their adventure CVs. Nowadays, the whole Earth is pretty much fair game and […]
Lindblad Expeditions Offers Pacific Northwest Culinary Programs
Lindblad Expeditions is enhancing its culinary attributes with a program called Columbia & Snake Rivers Journey: Harvests, History and Landscapes, set to debut in 2012. A new onboard dining program features a menu dominated by local and sustainable foods in addition to a selection of wines and craft beers that have gained the region international […]
Lindblad Expeditions Offers Pacific Northwest Culinary Programs
Lindblad Expeditions is enhancing its culinary attributes with a program called Columbia & Snake Rivers Journey: Harvests, History and Landscapes, set to debut in 2012. A new onboard dining program features a menu dominated by local and sustainable foods in addition to a selection of wines and craft beers that have gained the region international […]
Lindblad Expeditions Offers Baja California Photo Expedition
62-passenger National Geographic Sea Bird Lindblad Expeditions unveiled a new program called Baja California Odyssey: San Ignacio Lagoon and the Sea of Cortez, which is a photo expedition into the Sea of Cortez, one of the best places for observing marine mammals in the world. The 11-day/10-night expedition aboard the 62-passenger National Geographic Sea Bird […]
Lindblad Expeditions Offers Baja California Photo Expedition
62-passenger National Geographic Sea Bird Lindblad Expeditions unveiled a new program called Baja California Odyssey: San Ignacio Lagoon and the Sea of Cortez, which is a photo expedition into the Sea of Cortez, one of the best places for observing marine mammals in the world. The 11-day/10-night expedition aboard the 62-passenger National Geographic Sea Bird […]
