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G Expedition

G Expedition

The 128-passenger G Expedition is G Adventures’ hardy, ice-class expedition ship built for travelers who prize raw discovery over frills. Originally constructed for Norwegian coastal service and extensively refurbished to be relaunched into expedition in 2025-2026, she roams from the Antarctic Peninsula to Svalbard with a seasoned expedition team and a fleet of Zodiacs that put wildlife encounters center-stage. Panoramic lounges, the convivial Polar Bear Pub, and a library stacked with field guides keep the spirit of exploration alive between landings. Whether you’re hiking a penguin rookery or swapping stories under the midnight sun, G Expedition delivers an authentic, Nat-Geo-style adventure in comfort.

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Ship Statistics

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2010

Launch Year

10944

Gross Tonnes

142

Length

18

Width

EUR

Currency

14

Max Speed (Knots)

264

Capacity

145

Crew

132

Cabins

Facilities

Accommodation

The ship’s 70 outside-facing cabins feature lower beds, private en-suite bathrooms (shower, toilet, wash basin, hair dryer, shampoo, and shower gel), individual temperature controls, 220 V outlets, and either windows or portholes framing the passing polar landscapes.

Stateroom & Suite Categories

  • Suite (≈ 20 m² / 215 ft²) – Located on the Captain’s Deck; includes a double bed, couch, sitting area, and a large view window.
  • Owner’s Suite (≈ 19 m² / 208 ft²) – Located aft on the Bridge Deck; features a double bed (two twins combined), spacious sitting area, and panoramic windows facing aft, port, or starboard.
  • Triple Cabin (≈ 13.5 m² / 145 ft²) – Located on the Main Deck; offers two lower berths plus one upper berth and a porthole; ideal for families or groups.
  • Deluxe Cabin (≈ 13 m² / 144 ft²) – On the Captain’s Deck; equipped with two lower berths and a large window for natural light.
  • Superior Cabin (≈ 12 m² / 132 ft²) – Located on the Captain’s or Upper Deck; features two lower berths and a large view window.
  • Main Deck Twin Window (≈ 11 m² / 115 ft²) – Mid-ship on Deck 2; two lower berths and two large windows provide excellent visibility.
  • Main Deck Twin Porthole (≈ 11 m² / 115 ft²) – Also on the Main Deck; includes two lower berths and a single porthole for a classic expedition feel.
  • Lower Deck Twin (≈ 11 m² / 115 ft²) – Situated on the Lower Deck; features two lower berths and one porthole, close to the ship’s embarkation zones.
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Dining

Culinary Philosophy

Hearty, globally inspired menus spotlight regional produce—Patagonian king crab one week, Arctic cloudberries the next. Open-seating meals and complimentary tea, coffee, and snacks encourage camaraderie after each landing.

Restaurants & Bars

  • Dining Room — 160 m² single-sitting venue with panoramic windows and rotating à la carte dinners
  • BBQ Deck — alfresco grills on calm days; buffet lunches indoors when weather turns
  • Bar — 70 m² bar pouring craft beers and hosting trivia nights and expedition recaps
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Onboard Facilities

Warm woods, steel-blue textiles, and expansive glazing keep the polar world always in view. Spacious decks and purpose-built social hubs ensure there’s room to unwind or learn between adventures.

Indoor & Outdoor Spaces

  • Main Lounge — 170 m² gathering spot for daily recaps and wildlife watching
  • Theater-Style Auditorium for expert presentations and documentaries
  • Library — 40 m² trove of polar field guides and charts
  • Observation Deck — 60 m² open platform forward for photography
  • Sun Deck — 150 m² wrap-around promenade with two Jacuzzis
  • Gym — 15 m² with cardio and strength equipment
  • 24/7 Medical Center staffed by a licensed doctor
  • Boutique Gift Shop for essentials, clothing, and souvenirs
  • Wi-Fi and laundry service available (charges apply)
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Deck Plans

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More Information About G Expedition

Brand Heritage

Canadian operator G Adventures introduced G Expedition in 2009 to extend its small-group, responsible-travel ethos to the high seas, offering affordable, education-focused adventure cruising.

Design Description

Rebuilt with an Ice Class 1B hull and stabilizers, the vessel pairs Scandinavian simplicity—clean lines, warm woods, expedition photography—with robust polar capability.

Unique Features

  • Four Zodiac Loading Doors for quick, safe embarkation
  • 360° Open Deck for whale blows and calving glaciers
  • Dedicated Lecture Theater underpinning the ship’s educational focus
  • Ice-Strengthened Hull to navigate first-year sea ice safely

G Expedition´s itineraries

Emblematic Antarctica

Discover the highlights of the Antarctic Peninsula on this 10-night luxury expedition aboard L’Boreal.

  • 8 days
  • Le Boréal
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