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This year has seen an explosion in new and innovative offerings on our high seas and rivers, from a plethora of ships being launched to an avalanche of forward bookings, with some itineraries selling out as soon as lines announce them.
It all started back in January 1966, when Lars-Eric Lindblad took 57 intrepid adventurers on what was the first ‘citizen explorers’ cruise to Antarctica. Up until that time, the great southern continent had been the domain of pioneering explorers and scientists. In February 1967, he clocked up another first, this time to the Galápagos, and in 1984, led the first tourist expedition through the Northwest Passage.
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