Smaller boats:
Integrity:
The M/Y Integrity was introduced in 2005 and is a 141-foot luxury yacht customized to carry 16 adventurers in full luxury. This yacht is one of our favorites and we suggest it for those looking to explore the Galapagos in a smaller group – the ideal size for exploration – but interested in having all the details of luxury. This program also offers some of the top guides in the Galapagos. Click here
Nina:
One of the newest additions to the islands, the 16-passenger M/C Nina catamaran is a spacious, stable way to travel the Galapagos Islands in style. The catamaran style makes the Nina less rocky for seasick prone passengers. Each large cabin has picture windows and a private balcony. It’s an excellent option for small groups or coupless. Click here
Athala II:
A sister to the Nina, the M/C Athala II offers private balconies for Main Deck cabins, as well as stylish décor and impeccable service. The Athala does offer both short and long cruises, which make it perfect for travelers interested in experiencing the Galapagos in a small boat, but without time for a week cruise. It’s an excellent option for small groups or couples. Click here
Mary Anne:
Just nine years old, this romantic sailboat takes on the waves majestically under full sail or motor power. For the true sailors-at-heart, the raise-the-sails moment is an exhilarating experience. With ample decks that provide splendid space to relax with friends, take in the sights or enjoy the breeze, she can accommodate up to 16 guests. For more detailed information on this vessel, click here.
Mid-sized boats:
Eclipse:
The Eclipse preserves the smaller boat atmosphere, including the attention to detail and personal service you would expect, yet offers special features such as an al fresco dining area for all 48 passengers, a naturalist guide for every 12 passengers and a library/video room. Additionally, the Eclipse has amenities such as a climate-controlled pool, a poolside bar, a souvenir shop, an observation deck and an air-renewal system. The Eclipse has an infirmary with an M. D. on board at all times. For more detailed information on this vessel, click here.
Islander:
This 48-passenger luxury yacht offers guests an intimate Galapagos experience, with the amenities and high class service discerning travelers expect. The cruise style focuses on the natural history of the Galapagos Islands, and because of the Islander’s affiliation with National Geographic, often has photographers on board to assist with photography tips and lead photography-focused excursions. Relax in the evening at the onboard spa; there is also a fitness center. The Islander includes mainland services in Quito or Guayaquil and cannot be reserved as cruise-only. For more detailed information on this vessel, click here.
Large expedition cruises:
Endeavour:
For those interested in a week-long luxury large cruise option, the Endeavour is the boat for you! This 100-passenger luxury vessel offers guests the best of everything – service, itinerary, accommodations, and special on board touches like a fitness center and floating massage table. And, for photography enthusiasts, the Endeavour works with National Geographic, and often has professional photographers on board to lead excursions and workshops that focus on photography. The Endeavour includes mainland services in Quito or Guayaquil and cannot be reserved as cruise-only. For more detailed information on this vessel, click here.
Explorer:
The Explorer is an elegant motor-vessel with classic modern lines, blending comfort, adventure and environmental preservation in the Galapagos Islands. Built in Italy in 1990 with an overall length of 293 feet reaching 17 knots this fully air-conditioned ship offers 50 suites, each with TV, VCR, mini bar, satellite communication. Suites average 250 square feet with and offer private baths with marble vanities and personal hairdryers. Beds can be configured as two twins or one queen and also offer a small sitting area. Telephones in cabins are available for either national or international calls. For more detailed information on this vessel, click here.
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