G Expedition
ClassCruise Ship | Flag state- |
Maiden Voyage Date1972 | Cruise Age52 |
Cruise LineG Adventures Galapagos | Category- |
Ship statistics
Gross Tonnage6,334t | Deck Levels- | Crew-to-Passenger Ratio- |
Length105m | Decks with cabins- | Passengers-to-space ratio- |
Width18.9m | Cabins- | Ice Class1B |
Passengers134 | Displacement- | Inflatable boat- |
Current position
Call signA8QL4 | Draught of a vessel4.6 | Bow heading109 |
IMO7211074 | Lat54°49'20.0"S | Lon68°14'25.4"W |
MMSI636013956 | Nav statusMoored | |
Deck plans
There are 5 floors
Preview
DECK 2
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DECK 3
Preview
DECK 4
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DECK 5
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DECK 6
Cabin information
Introduction
Category 1 & 2 cabins
Deck 2
Porthole
Introduction
Category 3 Cabins
Deck 3
Square Window
Gourmet restaurant
Introduction
Polar Bear Pub
Introduction
Albatross Dining Room
Recreational facilities
Introduction
Mudroom
Introduction
Library
Introduction to the cruise
Your glorious ride
The G Expedition provides an intimate small-ship cruising experience. Completely refurbished in 2009, she boasts spacious cabins, each featuring ocean-facing windows or portholes and private en-suite facilities. Large common areas and observation decks provide panoramic views of the distinctive landscapes of some of the world's most remote regions. The Expedition's spacious confines can hold up to 134 passengers. Many expedition cruise operators offer you a choice of space, comfort or expertise; the Expedition delivers all three at a price few can top. With a focus on safety, comfort and the unique demands of polar travel, the crew of the Expedition is committed to the ship’s continued safe operation.
About our vessel
Built for adventure
Fast – spend less time in transit and more time exploring
Sturdy – excellent stability and performance in rough weather
Safe – designed with safety in mind
Control – operated by G Adventures
Responsible – environmental policies that meet and exceed industry regulations
Safety Features
Forward-looking sonar reduces the risk of its grounding on uncharted reefs or rocks.
Designed to Ice Class 1B specifications for service in sea ice.
Four totally covered lifeboats provide capacity for all passengers and crew, while six liferafts boast a capacity of 150 persons.
Full immersion cold weather survival suits for all passengers and crew
The G Expedition provides an intimate small-ship cruising experience. Completely refurbished in 2009, she boasts spacious cabins, each featuring ocean-facing windows or portholes and private en-suite facilities. Large common areas and observation decks provide panoramic views of the distinctive landscapes of some of the world's most remote regions. The Expedition's spacious confines can hold up to 134 passengers. Many expedition cruise operators offer you a choice of space, comfort or expertise; the Expedition delivers all three at a price few can top. With a focus on safety, comfort and the unique demands of polar travel, the crew of the Expedition is committed to the ship’s continued safe operation.
About our vessel
Built for adventure
Fast – spend less time in transit and more time exploring
Sturdy – excellent stability and performance in rough weather
Safe – designed with safety in mind
Control – operated by G Adventures
Responsible – environmental policies that meet and exceed industry regulations
Safety Features
Forward-looking sonar reduces the risk of its grounding on uncharted reefs or rocks.
Designed to Ice Class 1B specifications for service in sea ice.
Four totally covered lifeboats provide capacity for all passengers and crew, while six liferafts boast a capacity of 150 persons.
Full immersion cold weather survival suits for all passengers and crew
