What’s Really on Your Bucket List? Maybe That’s the Wrong Question. Why the best bucket-list trips aren’t about checking off famous landmarks — they’re about discovering what makes a journey meaningful to you. A recent invitation to contribute to Compass magazine got me thinking about why we travel, what makes a journey extraordinary, and why […]
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From pioneering Antarctic expedition travel in 1966 to exploring the continent’s remote interior through White Desert, Lindblad Expeditions continues to redefine adventure. Drawing on my firsthand Lindblad experiences in Antarctica and Newfoundland, and my recent interview with Travel Weekly, I explore what this acquisition means for curious travellers, conservation and the future of expedition cruising. Because the greatest adventures aren’t just about where we go — they’re about what we learn along the way. ❤️
From pioneering Antarctic expedition travel in 1966 to exploring the continent’s remote interior through White Desert, Lindblad Expeditions continues to redefine adventure. Drawing on my firsthand Lindblad experiences in Antarctica and Newfoundland, and my recent interview with Travel Weekly, I explore what this acquisition means for curious travellers, conservation and the future of expedition cruising. Because the greatest adventures aren’t just about where we go — they’re about what we learn along the way. ❤️
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Some of expedition cruising’s most fascinating moments happen on the bridge. Join Sheila as she shares encounters with Captain Patrick Marchesseau aboard Le Commandant Charcot and Captain Oliver Kruess aboard National Geographic Endurance.
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Why do expedition cruise passengers clean their boots? Learn how biosecurity protects Antarctica and other sensitive expedition environments
Why Do You Have to Clean Your Boots on an Expedition Cruise? Read More »
Worried about crossing the Drake Passage? Here’s how sailing, flying and fly-sail Antarctica expeditions compare—and what each option asks you to trade
Can You Avoid the Drake Passage on an Antarctica Cruise? Fly vs. Sail Explained Read More »
I didn’t know I was an expedition cruiser until I went to the Galápagos. Nearly fourteen years later, I found myself discussing expedition travel on ACTA’s main stage.
30 years navigating Antarctic waters. One simple answer to “when should I go?” Ottawa travel advisor Sheila Gallant-Halloran shares her interview with the Captain of the National Geographic Endurance.
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Fewer than 1% of travellers on Earth will ever set foot in Antarctica. But how much of it you actually experience comes down to one number: how many passengers are on your ship. A Virtuoso Cruise Icon breaks down IAATO’s ship categories — and what each one really means once you’re onboard.
