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National Geographic Gemini

The newly christened National Geographic Gemini joins the National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions Galápagos fleet with a heritage of small-ship expedition cruising. National Geographic Gemini provides an authentic, immersive Galápagos experience informed by our decades-long relationships with local communities and conservation groups.

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Ship Category

Passenger Ship

Capacity

48 Guests

57 Staff & Crew

Decks & Cabins

4 Decks

28 Cabins

Dimensions

Length: 296 feet

Beam: 43 feet

Highlights

A fully equipped Galápagos expedition ship for only 48 guests

Launched in 2001 from the same shipyard as National Geographic Orion, National Geographic Gemini is a highly maneuverable, shallow-draft expedition ship purpose built to explore remote areas with ease.
Sailing year round with a maximum of 48 guests, National Geographic Gemini offers guests the largest suites in the Galápagos fleet, cabins with balconies and a mix of doubles, solos and triples.
Carrying a fleet of quick-to-deploy Mark VI Zodiacs, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, the ship is well-equipped for exploring the islands and marine reserve. It is also stocked with snorkeling gear for all guests, including shortie wetsuits.

Cabin 601, Category 7, Balcony, Upper deck, on the ship National Geographic Gemini.

Explore the Ship

Enjoy the outdoors on the Upper Deck, which features a whirlpool hot tub, and windowed fitness center and spa. An outdoor café on the Lounge Deck accommodates all guests in a single open seating, as does the restaurant on the Marina Deck. The open, windowed lounge for presentations and informal gatherings has a large bar, well-stocked library, and adjacent reception area.