See where every National Geographic-Lindblad ship is right now, live from her AIS transponder. Lindblad's expedition ships work the ends of the map — Antarctica, Svalbard, Alaska and Galápagos — where AIS coverage leans on satellites.
This is the fleet where the timestamps matter most. Lindblad's expedition ships work Antarctica, South Georgia, Svalbard, Greenland, Alaska and Galápagos — places where shore-based AIS receivers simply do not exist, so positions relay by satellite and can be several hours old. A ship that appears frozen mid-Drake Passage is almost always just between reports. The Galápagos ships are the exception: they run tight, repeating loops around the archipelago year-round.
Every National Geographic-Lindblad ship we track, with her latest AIS report. Ship names link to deck plans, staterooms and current sailings; ports link to our cruise port guide for that harbor.
| Ship | Status right now | Last report |
|---|---|---|
| Aqua Blu | In port at Surabaya | 21 hr ago |
| Delfin II | In port at Stockholm | 40 hr ago |
| Evolve | At sea, 9.3 knots, bound for Entre-islas | 23 hr ago |
| Greg Mortimer | At sea, 11.6 knots, bound for Auri Island | 3 days ago |
| Lord of the Glens | In port at Duart | 16 hr ago |
| NG Delfina | At sea, 7.8 knots, bound for Gps Ec->by Mar Data | 3 days ago |
| NG Endurance | At sea, 13.1 knots | 22 hr ago |
| NG Gemini | At sea, 9.8 knots, bound for Baltra | 21 hr ago |
| NG Orion | At sea, 14.1 knots, bound for Las Palmas | 2 hr ago |
| NG Quest | In port at Puget Sound | 4 min ago |
| NG Resolution | At sea, 18.6 knots | 23 hr ago |
| NG Sea Bird | At sea, 9.8 knots, bound for Palouse | 2 days ago |
| NG Sea Lion | At sea, 9.8 knots, bound for Hood River | 7 hr ago |
| NG Venture | At sea, 10.5 knots, bound for Buoy S>buoy R>stuart | just now |
| Sea Cloud II | At sea, 9.6 knots | 26 hr ago |
| Sun Goddess | Holding position | 24 hr ago |
| Sea Cloud | No recent AIS signal |
5 of the fleet are alongside or at anchor as this page loaded. Each harbor opens our cruise port guide for that destination.
11 National Geographic-Lindblad ships are under way. These are the ports they have entered into AIS as their next call:
Find her in the fleet table on this page — every National Geographic-Lindblad ship we track is listed with her current status, and the map above plots them all live. Each ship also links to her own page, which carries her position, deck plans and current sailings.
Positions come from each ship's own AIS transponder. Near the coast they arrive every few minutes; mid-ocean they relay by satellite and can be a few hours old. Every row on this page states how fresh its last report is, so you are never guessing.
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We track 17 National Geographic-Lindblad ships. 16 are reporting a live position as this page loaded — the rest are between AIS reports, which is normal in remote waters or during a yard period.
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Positions via AIS, refreshed continuously · last read Oct 11, 2026 at 02:19 UTC · map © OpenStreetMap contributors, © Esri, GEBCO, NOAA, Garmin & contributors · Tracking is provided for guest convenience; positions may briefly lag in open ocean.