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National Geographic Gemini

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Highlights

  • Hot tub on board
  • Gym and spa facilities

The National Geographic Gemini is a purpose-built Galápagos expedition ship accommodating up to 48 guests in 28 cabins across 4 decks. The cabin selection includes double, solo, and triple accommodations, as well as some of the largest suites in the fleet. Selected cabins feature private balconies, giving guests their own outdoor space from which to enjoy the Galápagos scenery.

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Included: VAT, Environment Tax, Fuel Surcharge, Mandatory Service Charge, National Park Fees, Port Fees, Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Alcoholic Beverages, Drinking Water, Soft drinks, Tea & Coffee, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Glass Bottom Boat Excursion, Kayaks, Land Excursions, Naturalist Guide, Snorkeling Guide, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, WiFi internet.

Required Extras: Local Flights.

Optional Extras: Gratuities, Laundry / Pressing Services, Massage, Spa.

Book now, pay later: You can easily place your booking online. We will then hold the spaces for you and you can confirm with a payment later.

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