Expedition Stories

Meeting the Asmat in New Guinea

Wild Personalities: Komodo Dragon

Get to know the largest living lizard

Going Epic: The Case for Far-Reaching Travel

Venturing to The Asmat of Papua New Guinea with the Consummate Guide

Explorer, anthropologist, filmmaker, author, and public speaker Dr. Lawrence Blair will join guests on Lindblad's new expedition to Indonesia and Papua New Guinea.

Borobudur Temple: A Remarkable Shrine to Buddha

The largest Buddhist monument in the world, Borobudur Temple rises towards the heavens from a Javanese hilltop. This complex feat of architecture is an absolute must-see for any traveler to Indonesia.

Only in Indonesia & Papua New Guinea: 5 Unique Discoveries

Raja Ampat: Indonesia's Underwater Eden

A Return to Indonesia: Immersive Adventures, Remote Discoveries

Next year we’re returning to Indonesia, the world’s most expansive archipelago, with a compelling array of new offerings. See what awaits in this earthly paradise.

17,000 Islands & Atolls: The Many Wonders of Indonesia

Indonesia comprises over 17,000 islands and atolls, home to different cultures and amazing wildlife. Lindblad Expeditions-National Geographic voyages are designed to get you farther afield in order to reveal the wonders of this region.

5 Things You Didn’t Know About the Coral Triangle

Supporting more marine species than any place on Earth, the nutrient-rich waters around Indonesia and Papua New Guinea are bursting with colorful coral. Here are some astonishing facts you might not know about the “Amazon of the Seas.”

Orangutans, Sun Bears and Stingless Jellies: The Incomparable Wildlife of Indonesia, Palau and Papua New Guinea

Our expeditions highlight incredible encounters with the special wildlife of Indonesia and its neighboring nations, like a surreal swim with stingless jellies in Palau or the chance to observe orangutans in Sepilok’s famed sanctuary.

Exploring Indonesia with Renowned Anthropologist Lawrence Blair

This fall, Lawrence Blair joins us as a guest speaker on board the National Geographic Orion on the November 27 departure of Exploring Indonesia: Bali, Raja Ampat and Papua New Guinea.