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National Geographic Resolution

A next-generation expedition vessel fusing adventure, science, and luxury for life-changing journeys to the Arctic and Antarctica.
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138 Guests
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Highlights

  • X-Bow® design ensures smoother, more fuel-efficient crossings and dramatically reduces noise and vibration in rough seas.
  • Observation lounge and science hub designed for optimal wildlife viewing, guest enrichment, and connecting with National Geographic Experts.
  • Fully climate-neutral expeditions led by naturalists, photographers, and undersea specialists with deep regional expertise.

Purpose-built for polar exploration, the National Geographic Resolution is a state-of-the-art expedition vessel that brings National Geographic’s legacy of exploration to life in the world’s most remote regions. With a guest capacity of just 138 and an Ice Class PC5 rating, the ship offers an intimate and immersive journey to the ends of the Earth—combining luxury, adventure, and scientific discovery in every voyage.

Life On Board

Named in honor of Captain James Cook’s legendary ship, Resolution evokes a spirit of fearless exploration. Onboard, you’ll find beautifully appointed staterooms and suites—most with private balconies—designed to keep you cozy and connected to the polar environment. The ship’s sleek Scandinavian-inspired interior features natural wood finishes, expansive windows, and a warm, welcoming ambiance throughout. Social spaces like the lounge, library, bar, and dining areas are designed to spark conversation and camaraderie. The onboard wellness program includes a fitness center, spa, and sauna to help guests unwind after a day of discovery.

Each voyage is enriched by your expert expedition team—naturalists, biologists, historians, and photographers—who lead daily talks and share insights that deepen your understanding of the extraordinary environments you explore. With a state-of-the-art Science Hub and undersea specialist on every journey, guests can engage in real scientific exploration, including micropla...

Specifications

  • Guests
    138
  • Staff & Crew
    116
  • Guide & Crew to Guest Ratios
    1:1.2
  • Guest to Space Ratio
    1:93
  • Number of Decks
    6
  • Number of Cabins
    76
  • Zodiacs & Loading Bays
    14
  • Year Built
    2021
  • Ice Class
    PC5
  • Length
    408.0 ft (124.0 m)
  • Beam
    69.0 ft (21.0 m)
  • Draft
    18.7 ft (5.7 m)
  • Cruising Speed
    17 Knots
  • Stabilizers
    Yes

Amenities

cocktail
Bar
shopping bag
Boutique
treadmill
Gym
books
Library
armchair
Lounge
boots
Mudroom

Cabins

There are 9 cabin types available

Cat 1 - Fore Deck

2 Guests, 1 Queen size bed or 2 Single beds
6 Cabins

Cat 2 - Fore Deck

2 Guests, 1 Queen size bed or 2 Single beds
12 Cabins

Cat 3 - Main Deck

2 Guests, 1 Queen size bed or 2 Single beds
11 Cabins

Cat 4 - Lounge Deck

2 Guests, 1 Queen size bed or 2 Single beds
13 Cabins

Cat 5 - Bridge Deck

2 Guests, 1 Queen size bed or 2 Single beds
11 Cabins

Cat 6 - Bridge Deck

2 Guests, 1 Queen size bed or 2 Single beds
1 Cabin

Cat 7 - Bridge Deck

2 Guests, 1 Queen size bed or 2 Single beds
15 Cabins

Cat Solo A - Main Deck

1 Guest, 1 single bed
7 Cabins

Cat Solo B - Lounge Deck

1 Guest, 1 single bed
5 Cabins

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