All cabins and suites face outside with large windows and feature single beds that convert to a queen, with private facilities and climate control, nightstands, desk, and storage. Three sets of cabins with offer a connecting door. 13 cabins have private balconies, including two suites with large private balconies, and one suite with private jacuzzi on deck.

SOLO SUITE! We have a spacious solo suite for a very special solo-occupancy rate! Normally to have a room to self is double the per-person rate.

Fresh, locally sourced, and sustainable farm-to-table cuisine representing all the regions of the country is developed in partnership with Ecuadorian chefs. Plant-based options are available as well and cocktails and mocktails are crafted with ingredients from the islands.

Enjoy meals in the expanded al fresco Outdoor Café, and the restaurant. The convenient 24-hour beverage and snack stations in the Bar and Library are other welcome amenities.

The newly reimagined Cove is a gathering spot for pre-dinner Recaps, camaraderie with like-minded travelers, and craft cocktails. Four flat-screen TVs are part of a state-of-the-art communications system for engaging and informative audiovisual presentations. A forward-facing viewing platform invites you to step outside to take in the beauty of the islands.

National Geographic Gemini carries a fleet of kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, a glass-bottom Zodiac, an expanded flotilla of versatile Zodiac boats, complete snorkel gear, video microscope, and remote ocean view cameras. The marina is spacious, designed for Olivians to comfortably get in and out of expedition gear and to load the zodiacs.

The ship’s public spaces enhance the connection to the islands. Olivians will find an open Bridge, surrounding teak decks, two dining areas accommodate all Olivians in a single seating. The Lounge, which has a bar, is the setting for daily Recaps. Other ship features include a reception area, a whirlpool hot tub, the Global Gallery, Library, Marina, and Zodiac boarding area.