National Geographic Endeavour

Don’t let her accommodating public and private spaces, the posh quiet and rich collection of books in her Library, or the lavish observation space on her decks fool you — the M.S. National Geographic Endeavour is an expedition ship, designed for discovery and active exploration, not just passive passing-by.

On this voyage, National Geographic Endeavour heads out equipped with a fleet of Zodiacs, enabling us to make landfall in all the remote and riveting locations that beckon — and to make a somewhat dashing “entrance” in a host of coastal towns and cities! We offer kayaking opportunities wherever possible and frequent walks or hikes. We can set a pace for more demanding walkers and simultaneously provide a rewarding experience for strollers, too. There’s no age limit to our adventurous opportunities — anyone who feels fit and is interested is welcome to participate. And because navigation is an underlying theme, our “Open Bridge” policy will provide you with one of the more gratifying memories of the many you’ll make.

Capacity: 110 guests in 61 outside cabins. Registry: Bahamas. Overall length: 295 feet.
Public Areas: Lounge with bar and facilities for films, slide shows and lectures; Library; Swimming Pool; Fitness Center; Sauna; Hair Salon; Gift Shop; Bridge.
Meals: Served in one seating with unassigned tables for an informal atmosphere and easy mingling.
Cabins: All cabins are above the waterline and face outside with windows or portholes. Each has private facilities, radio and climate controls.
Special Features: Zodiac landing craft, sea kayaks, snorkeling gear, Undersea Specialist, high-tech underwater equipment, on board Video Chronicler, guest e-mail station, certified massage therapist, laundry service and the services of a full-time doctor.

National Geographic Endeavour Deck Plan

CATEGORY	DECK	CABIN NUMBERS / DESCRIPTION
1	Main Deck A Deck	Main Deck #221, 224; A Deck #309-311, 314-316, 352, 353, 355, 357 (*Sole Occupancy: A Deck #312, 318, 354, 356) - All cabins feature lower beds, a writing desk and a porthole. Single cabins have one lower bed.
2	Upper Deck Main Deck	Upper Deck # 122, 125 (both with large view window); Main Deck #201-204, 206, 208, 210-212, 214-218, 220 (*Sole Occupancy: #205, 219, 222) - Double cabins have two lower beds and two portholes. All cabins have a writing desk. Single cabins have one lower bed.
3	Main Deck A Deck	Main Deck #209; A Deck #300, 350, 351 - These spacious cabins comfortably accommodate two or three people if desired, all with at least two lower beds and two portholes. Each has a separate sleeping and sitting area.
4	Upper Deck	#102, 104-112, 114-116, 118, 120, 121, 123 (*Sole Occupancy: #124, 126, 127) - Convenient Upper Deck cabins feature two lower beds and a writing desk. Most have two large windows. Single cabins have one lower bed.
Suites	Upper Deck	#117, 129 - These are the finest accommodations on board. Suites have separate sleeping and sitting areas, convertible sofa to accommodate a third person and large view windows.

Note: Cabins #111, 114, 117, 118, 208, 210 - Two twin beds can covert to one double bed.
Upper Deck #102, 104-112, 114-116, 118, 120, 121, 123 (*Sole Occupancy: #124, 126, 127) - Convenient Upper Deck cabins feature two lower beds and a writing desk. Most have two large windows. Single cabins have one lower bed.