NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC GEMINI

National Geographic Gemini Suites

On board the National Geographic Gemini, the cabins span a range of categories to meet varying preferences for space, view, and luxury.

• Standard Cabins – Outside-facing rooms featuring large windows, queen or twin beds, sitting areas, a desk, mini-fridge, television, and full bathroom with a glass shower.

• Balcony Cabins – Offer floor-to-ceiling glass doors that open to private 50-square-foot balconies and enhanced comfort, with an average of 205 sq ft of living space.

• Category 7 Suite – The top-tier suite with forward-facing panoramic views, a separate living area with a sofa bed for triple occupancy, and a generous balcony — totaling 460 sq ft of space.

All suites carry the expedition-ship DNA with thoughtful amenities, plentiful storage, and modern comforts, making your “home away from home” both sleek and functional as you explore the Galápagos archipelago.

Ship Stats

Here are the key specifications of the National Geographic Gemini:

• Guest Capacity: 48 guests

• Staff & Crew: 57

• Number of Decks: 4

• Number of Cabins: 28

• Length: 296 feet

• Beam (Width): 43 feet

• Built: 2001, at the same shipyard as the National Geographic Orion

The ship was designed with a shallow draft and expedition-capable hull, allowing it to access remote areas with agility. These specifications reflect the vessel’s unique position: small enough to navigate wilderness waters, yet fully equipped for high-quality comfort and exploration.