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Ocean cruise · South America · National Geographic/Lindblad Expeditions
National Geographic Resolution
138
Guests
2021
Launched
Explore the farthest reaches of the planet aboard the National Geographic Resolution, a groundbreaking polar expedition vessel purpose-built for year-round exploration in the Arctic, Antarctica, and beyond. At 406 feet in length and accommodating just 138 guests, this next-generation ship combines cutting-edge design with exceptional comfort—delivering immersive, science-rich travel in the most remote and awe-inspiring environments on Earth.
Named in honor of Captain James Cook’s legendary ship, the Resolution is Polar Class 5–rated and features an innovative X-Bow® that enhances stability and fuel efficiency, allowing for smoother navigation through ice and open ocean. Her sleek profile and technical capability allow her to go farther and stay longer in extreme conditions, opening up new possibilities for discovery.
The ship’s 69 spacious, outward-facing cabins and suites—many with private balconies—are designed with a warm, Scandinavian-inspired aesthetic. Each features large windows, cozy bedding, modern en-suite bathrooms, and thoughtful amenities. Connecting cabins and dedicated solo accommodations are available for added flexibility.
Onboard, guests enjoy an inviting and intellectually stimulating environment. Highlights include two restaurants serving globally inspired, sustainably sourced cuisine; a lounge and bar with panoramic views; a fully equipped fitness center; saunas and a spa; a yoga studio; and the state-of-the-art Science Hub, complete with a glass-walled dry lab. The Observation Deck and open Bridge provide prime vantage points for wildlife viewing and engagement with the expedition team.
Outfitted with a full array of exploration tools—Zodiacs, kayaks, cross-country skis, an ROV (Remotely Operated Vehicle), and undersea video equipment—the Resolution is designed for active, hands-on discovery. A multidisciplinary team of expert naturalists, scientists, historians, and a National Geographic-certified photo instructor leads every voyage, ensuring every guest experiences the highest level of insight and engagement.