Onboard, guests can also find a LEX Spa, mud room, sauna, spa treatment rooms, a hot tub/plunge pool, and a fitness room. Public areas include the Outdoor Bar and Café, an Observation Lounge with full-service bar, sun deck, lecture theater, facilities for films and presentations, library and Global Gallery (gift shop). A video chronicler, undersea specialist, photography instructor, and full-time doctor, are part of the expedition team.
Nat Geo “open bridge” policy offers the opportunity to meet officers and captain and learn about navigation. Orion is also equipped with diving and snorkeling gear. National Geographic Orion carries a fleet of Zodiacs and kayaks, as well as video equipment allowing to access the underwater world. Shipboard entertainment options - Fun and Sport The restaurant offers international cuisine inspired by ports of call. Nat Geo Orion has one Main Dining Room with unassigned tables. Shipboard dining options - Food and Drinks National Geographic Orion has 7 decks (3 with cabins) and total 53 staterooms, all of which are Outside and with either portholes or picture windows. Lindblad cruise ships sail unique destinations to explore out-of-the-way inlets, making Zodiac landings and looking for wildlife. The partnership that Nat Geo has with the Lindblad Expeditions line enables passengers to enjoy an expedition-style small ship travel vacation as active explorers. The National Geographic Orion cruise ship is owned and operated by Lindblad Expeditions in cooperation with the National Geographic Society (aka NatGeo - a US non-profit institution for science and education). The 100-passenger ship Nat Geo Orion is a luxurious boat, fully stabilized, with an ice-class hull that allows navigation in polar regions as well access to the smallest harbors. The vessel (IMO number 9273076) is currently Bahamas- flagged (MMSI 311603000) and registered in Nassau.
After the March 2014 drydock refurbishment, the boat joined Lindblad's fleet and received its current Nat Geo name. The 2003-built National Geographic Orion cruise ship was originally built for Explorer Maritime and operated by the US-based company Travel Dynamics International. National Geographic Orion Itineraries Dateĩ days, round-trip 9 Night Society Islands and Tuamotus Cruiseġ5 days, one-way from Papeete to Port Denarau-Nadiġ4 days, one-way from Papeete to Port Denarau-Nadiġ1 days, one-way from Port Denarau-Nadi to Brisbaneġ8 days, round-trip 19 Night Exploring Indonesia Bali Raja Ampat and Papua New Guinea Cruise and Land Tourġ3 days, one-way from Auckland to Honiaraġ3 days, one-way from Auckland to Brisbaneġ8 days, one-way from Auckland to Dunedinġ2 days, one-way from Auckland to Queenstown NZġ1 days, one-way from Auckland to Fiordland National Parkġ1 days, one-way from Brisbane to Port Denarau-Nadiġ5 days, one-way from Lautoka to Tahaa Islandġ6 days, one-way from Papeete to Valparaiso-Santiagoġ4 days, one-way from Papeete to Easter Island Chileġ7 days, one-way from Papeete to Valparaiso-SantiagoĤ days, round-trip 4 Night Wild Polynesian Escape Tahiti to Bora Bora Cruiseĩ days, round-trip 9 Night Ancient Polynesia Tuamotus and Marquesas Islands Cruiseĩ days, round-trip 9 Night Pearls of the Pacific Exploring the Society and Tuamotu Islands Cruiseġ0 days, one-way from Darwin to Broome WAġ1 days, round-trip 11 Night Singapore to Bali Jungles Atolls and Wildlife Cruise and Land Tourĩ days, round-trip 10 Night Colors of Indonesia Corals Komodos and Vibrant Cultures Cruise and Land Tourġ5 days, one-way from Papeete to Tahaa Island
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