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Lindblad Expeditions · National Geographic Orion

Alaska: Inside Passage & Wild Coast

July 10, 2026July 18, 2026·8 nights·102 guests

Year Built2003
Tonnage4,050 GT
Pools0
From$6,500/perpersonSolo from $13,000

What's Included

Wi-Fi
All Drinks
All Excursions

Not included

Gratuities
Specialty Dining
Room Service
Port Shuttle
Flights
Airport Transfers

About the Ship

Hot Tubs
1
Elevators
1
Cabin Voltage
110V & 220V
USB in Cabins
Yes
Pets
Not Allowed
Service Animals
Case by Case
Dress Code
Casual
Formal Nights
No
Balcony Smoking
Not Allowed
Accessible Cabins:1
Self-Service LaundryMedical Center
Dietary Options
Gluten-FreeVegan

Your Journey

Day 1Juneau

Alaska's road-less capital offers the Mendenhall Glacier and humpback whale-watching from port.

Day 2Sitka

Alaska's former Russian capital blends onion-domed churches with a superb totem pole park.

Day 3At Sea

Home to the world's largest collection of standing totem poles and rich Alaska Native heritage.

Day 5At Sea
Day 6Sitka

Alaska's former Russian capital blends onion-domed churches with a superb totem pole park.

Day 7At Sea
Day 8Juneau

Alaska's road-less capital offers the Mendenhall Glacier and humpback whale-watching from port.


Before you sail — hotels in Juneau

Arrive a day early and explore Juneau before boarding


Cabin Pricing


Reviews & AI Summary

4.6
Ship rating

National Geographic Orion is a boutique expedition ship accommodating just 102 guests in 53 outside cabins, joined the Lindblad fleet in 2014. Its intimate scale and shallow draft make it ideal for remote Pacific Islands and Galapagos itineraries.

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