Our Ship

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

With a maximum of 126 passengers, the M/S 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 most remote regions on earth. While many expedition cruise operators will promise you space, comfort or expertise—the M/S Expedition delivers it all and at a price that few can better.

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Rooms on the M/S Expedition

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Lonely Planet Library

Mud Room

Facilities and Amenities

  • 360° Observation Deck
  • All cabins with private ensuite and outside views
  • Raised Canada Goose Observation Deck
  • Fleet of 14 zodiacs with four stroke engines
  • Complimentary Wellington Boots for duration of your cruise
  • Complimentary destination guides for every passenger
  • Large headed Mud Room
  • Lonely Planet Library
  • Discovery Lounge
  • Fine dining – international cuisine in one sitting
  • Large aft deck with barbeque facilities
  • Polar Bear Pub
  • Gift Shop
  • Medical Clinic
  • Sauna
  • Computer Room with internet where available
  • Gym
  • Mobile phones for rent

Safety Features

With a focus on safety, comfort and the unique demands of polar travel, the crew of the M/S Expedition is committed to the ship’s continued safe operation.

  • 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

Technical Specifications

  • Built: Helsingr Skibsvaerft, Denmark, 1972 (2009)
  • Ice Class: Swedish/Finnish 1B
  • Length: 105m (345 ft)
  • Breadth: 18.6m (61 ft)
  • Max Draft: 4.7m (15 ft)
  • Gross Tonnage: 6334 GRT
  • Cruising Speed: 14.5 knots
  • Stabilizers: Fins, Type Brown/AEG
  • Passenger Capacity: 126 (maximum)
  • Crew: 55