Yolita

With just eight cabins accommodating up to 16 guests, the Yolita offers an intimate and friendly setting to experience the wonders of the Galapagos Islands. Each spacious en suite cabin is equipped with air conditioning and large windows, providing comfort and scenic views.​

The upper deck invites guests to relax on lounge chairs, whether soaking up the sun or enjoying the shade of the covered area. Inside, common areas include a TV lounge, a bar, and a dining room where guests can savor a variety of international dishes and Ecuadorian specialties.​

An onboard certified naturalist guide enhances the journey by sharing insights about the region’s unique wildlife. Complimentary wetsuits and snorkeling gear are available, allowing guests to explore the captivating underwater life up close.

• Length: 27,24m
• Beam: 8,9m

• Top speed: 13 knots
• Cruising speed: 8 knots
• Refurbished: 2016

TECHNOLOGY & FUEL

• Conventional marine diesel (MGO) propulsion
• No LNG, hybrid or battery systems
• Small vessels reduce fuel consumption

CO2 Emissions

Its Climate-Biodiversity Action Plan follows five pathways: Measure, Decarbonize, Regenerate, Collaborate and Finance. G Adventures measures Scope 1, 2 and 3 emissions and has committed to halving its carbon footprint by 2030 and reaching Net Zero before 2050. Through Trees for Days, it grows one tree for every day a customer travels, with a target of 12 million trees by 2030.

Waste Management

Through the Plastics Partnership Project, efforts are made to reduce unnecessary single-use plastics by promoting refillable bottles and collaborating with suppliers and partners. A partnership with Travel Without Plastic also supports the implementation of practical plastic-reduction measures across operations.

Citizen Science Programs

Environmental education is integrated into its expedition experiences, with certified Galápagos National Park naturalist guides providing information about local wildlife, ecosystems and responsible visitor behaviour. Galápagos itineraries can also include visits to the Charles Darwin Research Station, connecting travellers with local conservation efforts.

Local First Initiative / Communities

Community impact is a central part of the G for Good strategy. Through a long-term partnership with Planeterra, support is provided to community-owned tourism enterprises through training, infrastructure, funding, and access to travellers. The Ripple Score measures how much travellers’ spending stays within local communities. Collaboration with organizations such as ChildSafe Movement, World Animal Protection, the Jane Goodall Institute, and the World Cetacean Alliance also supports responsible tourism, child protection, and animal welfare.

• 1 queen or 2 twin beds
• Aircon with control
• En-suite Bathroom
• Max 2 guests

Four upper deck cabins with queen or twin side-by-side beds, all with en suite bathroom, A/C and large windows.