Travel Advice
Duration
7 Nights
Journey Type
Cruise only (Please call for flight options)
Ports
5 Ports
16 March
Setting sail from Loreto
Enjoy the beautiful beaches of Isla Coronado watching for frigate birds, blue footed boobies, dolphins and sea lions, and visit Loreto Town, the first colonial city on the Baja penisula.
17-18 March
Mexico: Isla Magdalena
Isla Magdalena is home to famously shifting sand dunes among pristine beaches, as well as a huge variety of birdlife and excellent whale watching.
19 March
At sea
20 March
Mexico: Cabo Pulmo National Park
21 March
Mexico: La Paz
La Paz feels more authentically Mexican than most of the other large cities in Baja California, though at the same time it’s a cosmopolitan and sophisticated place. It’s also a gateway to the fantastic marine life of the Sea of Cortez, famously described by Jacques Cousteau as ‘the world’s aquarium’.
22 March
At sea
23 March
Arriving in Loreto
Your home from home
National Geographic Quest and Venture are intimate in scale and far-reaching in ambition, accommodating just 100 guests and designed to explore Alaska, the Pacific Northwest and Central America.
What we love
National Geographic Quest and Venture have been designed based on feedback from Lindblad's loyal guests, with features including six sets of interconnecting cabins, making this a great ship for families and groups. You can expect the usual host of 'Tools for Exploration', including a glass-bottom boat, remotely-operated vehicle with underwater camera, kayaks and zodiacs, plus scuba diving equipment on selected voyages.
| Capacity | 100 Guests |
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| Crew | 40 Staff |
| Style | Expedition cruising at its best, so expect relaxed informal evenings after adventurous days! |
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