Embark on an extraordinary Galapagos odyssey aboard the meticulously curated best 14 Galapagos yachts that redefine exploration. Ranging from opulent to practical, these vessels promise an unparalleled journey, each offering a unique blend of luxury and functionality.
Join us in unraveling the enchanting allure of the Galapagos Islands aboard these exceptional yachts, where excellence prevails across a diverse spectrum of exploration options.
#1 Aqua Mare
Ship: Experience the luxury of exploring the Galapagos Islands aboard the Aqua Mare, a 50-meter Italian superyacht. Originally built in 1998 and recently refurbished in 2021, the five-stateroom yacht transformed into a seven-stateroom haven with a maximum capacity of 16 guests.
Amenities: The superyacht features a suite of amenities across its four decks, including a six-person outdoor Jacuzzi, a workout space, outdoor dining areas, bars and roomy lounges. The Beach Club on the lower deck houses a range of non-motorized water sports equipment, including double kayaks, paddle boards and snorkeling gear.
Crew: With two knowledgeable naturalist guides and 14 crew members including a cruise director, you’ll enjoy a highly personalized experience.
Dining: The main deck is home to the dining room, and the menu features freshly caught local seafood across a range of Peruvian Nikkei-inspired dishes like Galapagueña lobster lettuce wraps and shrimp ceviche.
Rooms: Aqua Mare’s seven fully air-conditioned and sea-facing suites across five categories range from 16 m2 to the 80 m2 Owner’s Suite and feature a mix of king, double and twin beds to suit your needs. Plus, all suites invite you to admire the views from the large windows or portholes. The spa-like ensuite bathrooms are fitted with Italian marble, a generously sized walk-in shower and an overhead rain shower.
Itineraries: Choose from four itineraries when sailing aboard the Aqua Mare. Explore the eastern islands on a seven-night itinerary that includes Baltra, Genovesa, Santiago, Sombrero Chino, Bartolomé, Española, Sante Fé and Santa Cruz Islands, or discover the western islands with an itinerary that features Santa Cruz, Floreana, Isabela, Fernandina, Santiago, Rábida, Seymour Norte, Mosquera, Daphne and Baltra Islands. For the ultimate Galapagos Islands tour, consider the two options that combine the east and west itineraries for an epic 14-night journey.
Price: from 10,000 USD per person.
#2 Grace Yacht
Ship: Embodying the elegance and timeless style of Grace Kelly, this historic yacht offers you the opportunity to discover the Galapagos Islands in luxury. First built in 1928 and completely remodeled in 2007, comfort and indulgence converge on the fit-for-royalty yacht formerly belonging to the Princess of Monaco.
Amenities: Spread over four decks, you’re invited to enjoy a suite of amenities, including roomy lounges, elevated bars, a Jacuzzi, outdoor dining spaces, a library, a sundeck, a Kid’s Club and sea kayaks and snorkeling gear.
Crew: Two seasoned naturalist guides plus 10 crew members, including a cruise director, look after a maximum of 16 guests on board one of the most luxurious Galapagos ships.
Dining: When you’re ready to refuel, gorge on a variety of sustainably and locally sourced seafood and poultry featured across Ecuadorian dishes, along with a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables, all served buffet style.
Rooms: This refined home away from home welcomes you in its four premium staterooms and five suites, which range from 12.4 to 18 m2 in size and boast queen or twin beds. To indulge in the very suite where Grace Kelly honeymooned for two weeks in the 1950s, book the 17 m2 Grace Kelly Suite. The air-conditioned accommodations are made cozy with handmade décor from all corners of the world, and feature materials that bring the outside in, like slate rock walls. Portholes and large picture windows provide dramatic views of the volcanic islands.
Itineraries: The Grace Yacht features three different itineraries. One eight-day itinerary travels from Baltra Island to Santa Cruz, stopping at Floreana, Española, San Cristobal, Santa Fe, South Plaza, North Seymour and Bartholomew Islands. Another eight-day itinerary travels from Baltra Island to Santa Cruz, with stops at Genovesa, Santiago, Isabela and Fernandina Islands, while the 15-day sailing combines the two itineraries for an unforgettable journey.
Price: from 8,500 USD per person.
#3 Evolution
Ship: Though this 1979 luxury expedition yacht was renovated in 2017, Evolution retains the elegance of the 1920s golden age of travel and has garnered awards from multiple well-respected travel authorities over the last six years, including Travel + Leisure, AFAR and Condé Nast Traveler.
Amenities: You’re invited to bask in the comfort of the vessel’s contemporary-style bars and lounges, enjoy inside and al-fresco dining and relax in the cozy library. For a soothing soak, head to the oversized Jacuzzi next to the sunbathing area on the Beagle Deck or tan on the chaise lounges on the upper deck solarium while enjoying unobstructed views of the archipelago.
Crew: Designed for a maximum of 32 guests, Evolution is staffed by 18 crew members, including a cruise director and three seasoned naturalist guides.
Dining: Local ingredients feature prominently on the menus, down to the coffee beans and honey. Designed by master chefs, guests can expect to gorge on meals like fried yucca and green pepper aioli, prawns in a cognac sauce and grilled octopus with chimichurri.
Rooms: Evolution is home to nine premium staterooms, three suites and four deluxe staterooms, offering you a combination of king, queen and twin-sized beds. Families also have the option of selecting a triple cabin. At 24.4 m2, the Master Suite A1 on the top deck is the largest room on board. All accommodations are equipped with ensuite bathrooms and portholes and windows to savor the views.
Itineraries: Choose from three immersive itineraries. One eight-day journey begins from Baltra and travels to Isabela Islands, continuing to Fernandina, Bartholomew, Santiago, Santa Cruz, Española and San Cristobal Islands. Another eight-day adventure invites you to tour San Cristobal, South Plaza, Santa Cruz, Santiago, Genovesa, North Seymour, Santa Fe, Floreana and Baltra Islands, while a 15-day journey merges both itineraries.
Price: from 7,300 USD per person.
Ship: While the cabins and social areas of these three luxury yachts are identical in design, the key distinction lies in the construction dates of Origin, Theory and Evolve yachts. Origin first set sail in 2016, Theory in 2019 and Evolve in 2023, and all offer an exclusive group of 20 guests a lavish experience.
Amenities: Across four decks, you can expect a sun deck with day beds, inviting chaise lounges, an outdoor shower, a wet bar and a four-person Jacuzzi. Indoor social spaces include an intimate bar, a cozy library, a fitness center and a boutique offering essentials, handicrafts and souvenirs. You’ll also have access to 24/7 Wi-Fi, as well as kayaks, paddle boards, wet suits and snorkeling equipment for an afternoon of adventure.
Crew: 13 crew members, including a dedicated concierge and two knowledgeable naturalist guides provide you with exceptional service on board.
Dining: Each of these vessels is home to two dining spaces, including an elegant dining room where you can savor four-course dinners and a laidback al fresco space on the sundeck where lunch is often served. Expertly prepared by Relais & Châteaux Chefs, menus feature fresh and locally sourced ingredients across gourmet Ecuadorian and Peruvian dishes.
Rooms: Origin, Theory and Evolve each boasts 10 designer accommodations with panoramic windows and twin or king-sized beds depending on your preferences, with four interconnecting rooms for families. Each space features large windows, ensuite bathrooms, and a tea kettle and espresso machine. Deluxe double staterooms are 13.5 m2 in size and offer two twin beds that can be conveniently converted into a king-sized bed. Plus, those staying in suites can enjoy free laundry service.
Itineraries: Select from two spectacular seven-night itineraries, or combine both for an epic 15-day exploration of the entire archipelago on one of the most luxurious Galapagos ships. One sailing follows the southern and central route, with opportunities to spot giant tortoises in the highlands of Santa Cruz, and kayak alongside and swim with sea lions at Cerro Brujo and Gardner Bay. The other sailing explores the northern and western routes, with opportunities to snorkel with penguins on Isabela Island and get up close to the otherworldly volcanic features of Fernandina Island.
Price: from 9,450 USD per person.
Ship: Launched in 2018, Infinity yacht stands out for its comfort and premium service. Its nautically themed interiors in shades of blue, white and gray showcase sleek designs, creating a luxe yet inviting atmosphere. Boasting expansive accommodations and a dedicated team, Infinity is one of the most luxurious Galapagos ships for those seeking a five-star and service-oriented experience.
Amenities: Made up of three decks, you’ll find a plethora of indoor and outdoor spaces for your relaxation. The main deck hosts the dining room, a porch for wildlife viewing and a spacious lounge complete with audio and video entertainment. Head to the upper deck for handcrafted cocktails at the bar, and visit the sun deck to soak in the Jacuzzi and savor your meals outdoors. The yacht is also equipped with snorkeling equipment, wet suits and kayaks for your recreational enjoyment.
Crew: 10 crew members, one cruise director and two bilingual guides enrich your experiences aboard.
Dining: While some meals are served al fresco on the sun deck depending on conditions, others are served in the indoor dining room, which is equipped with two tables that fit 10 guests each. Crafted using only the freshest ingredients from local markets, a delightful blend of Ecuadorian and international dishes are featured for each meal and are served buffet-style alongside a selection of fresh juices, fruits and desserts. Dinners are a plated affair, and you’re invited to gorge on an assortment of snacks in between meals.
Rooms: 10 accommodations are spread across the main and upper decks, with eight double cabins and two double suites. Two units conveniently interconnect for larger groups and families. Ranging in size from 22 m2 to 32 m2, the roomy and air-conditioned accommodations each come equipped with an ensuite bathroom with biodegradable L’Occitane products, a private balcony, a sitting area and either convertible twin beds or one king-sized bed.
Itineraries: With four, five and eight-day itineraries, you can select from four different sailings. Each of the two eight-day options focuses on different islands in the region, with one highlighting western and eastern islands like Isabela and Fernandina Islands. The other eight-day itinerary highlights the northern and southern islands, exploring Genovesa, Floreana and Española Islands, while the four-day cruise visits Santa Cruz, Genovesa, Santiago and Rabida Islands, for those who are short on time.
Price: from 3,950 USD per person.
Ship: Elegance, comfort and luxury come together on board Natural Paradise to provide an exclusive group of 16 guests with authentic and personalized experiences in the Galapagos. Outfitted with lavish spaces and interiors, this luxury yacht has been a top choice among discerning travelers since its first sailing in 2016.
Amenities: Home to ample indoor and outdoor space, you’ll find plenty of amenities spread across the yacht’s four decks. Head to the teak sundeck for a soothing soak in the Jacuzzi or to enjoy a barbecue meal in the cozy al fresco dining space. On the main deck, you’ll find a lounge, a well-stocked bar, a dining room, a library and a coffee station. For active explorations, make use of the complimentary snorkeling equipment, wetsuits and sea kayaks.
Crew: An experienced team of 10 crew members and a certified bilingual naturalist guide enhance your onboard experience.
Dining: Equipped with two eight-person dining tables, the dining space adopts an open seating policy and all meals are served buffet-style. With a focus on fresh and local ingredients like fruits and seafood, the rotating menu features different hot and cold dishes each day, including gourmet soups and salads.
Rooms: Nine spacious and comfortable cabins across three decks make up the accommodations on board. Ranging between 16 m2 and 33 m2, the yacht boasts three different room categories: Suite, Junior Suite and Stateroom. All cabins are air-conditioned and equipped with ensuite bathrooms and either one king bed or convertible double twin beds. For a cabin with a private balcony, opt for one of the four units on the upper deck.
Itineraries: Choose from four sailings onboard one of the most luxurious Galapagos ships, ranging in length from four to eight days. If you’re short on time, opt for a tour of the highlights on the four-day sailing, which travels from Baltra to Santa Cruz, Genovesa and Santiago Islands. The two eight-day sailings highlight different regions of the Galapagos. While one explores San Cristobal, North Seymour, South Plaza, Santiago and Genovesa Islands, the other visits Santa Cruz, Isabela, Fernandina, Floreana and Española Islands.
Price: from 3,250 USD per person.
Ship: Priding itself on providing unparalleled service and offering some of the most luxurious amenities on a Galapagos cruise, Grand Majestic mega-yacht is designed for private charters. Built in 2018, the Grand Majestic tops out at a maximum speed of 25 knots and remains the fastest yacht to sail the Galapagos, shortening travel time between sites. The interior’s dazzling chandeliers and marble finishes give it an elevated feel.
Amenities: Divided between three passenger decks, various indoor and outdoor spaces invite you to unwind onboard one of the most luxurious Galapagos ships. On the sun deck, go for a relaxing dip in the Jacuzzi and enjoy your meals al fresco. On the main deck, enjoy the views from the lounge, grab a cocktail from the bar or read up on the region in the library, which also hosts daily briefings about the next day’s activities. You can also make use of the complimentary snorkeling equipment, wet suits and kayaks.
Crew: Grand Majestic is staffed by a dedicated team of nine crew members and one knowledgeable bilingual guide.
Dining: With two eight-person tables and an open seating policy, the dining room encourages interaction between guests. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served buffet style, with a range of meats, fish, shellfish, salads and pasta dishes to suit all preferences. In between meals, snacks and desserts keep you satiated all day.
Rooms: Spread across the lower and main decks, rest your head in one of eight generously sized and air-conditioned accommodations on board. Ranging in size from 12.25 m² to 39 m², the seven staterooms are equipped with ensuite bathrooms, two convertible twin beds and portholes to enjoy the view. Or, splurge for the master suite, which is lavishly outfitted with his and her bathrooms, a plush king-sized bed and panoramic windows.
Itineraries: The luxury Grand Majestic offers four sailings that range from four to eight days in length. The short and sweet four-day option features the southern region’s highlights, with stops at San Cristobal, Floreana, Española and Santa Cruz Islands. For a longer journey, pick from two eight-day sailings. One follows the western route, exploring Isabela, Fernandina and Santiago Islands, while the other journeys to San Cristobal, Floreana, Española, Santa Cruz and Genovesa Islands.
Price: from 3,050 USD per person.
Ship: Slated to set sail in May 2024, Tribute is a 16-guest ship that promises unparalleled luxury and top-tier amenities, plus thrilling adventure-based experiences. Immerse yourself in snorkeling, kayaking and hiking amidst the volcanic islands, uncovering the natural wonders of the Galapagos while indulging in the utmost personalized service.
Amenities: Tribute’s sophisticated indoor and outdoor dining areas invite you to unwind in luxury. On the sun deck, soak in the Jacuzzi while taking in the panoramic views and relish barbecue feasts. Head to the upper deck for a private massage or keep up with your fitness routine in the workout zone. Indoors, you’ll find a cocktail bar and wine vault, a charming coffee and chocolate corner, a boutique and a lounge and library — perfect for some quiet downtime.
Crew: A seasoned and dedicated team of 10 crew members will provide you with an unparalleled level of personalized and attentive service throughout your voyage.
Dining: Crafted by expert chefs using locally sourced ingredients, the menu on board rotates daily and features a blend of Ecuadorian and international flavors. Begin your day with a satisfying breakfast spread, featuring a selection of pancakes, cheeses and eggs. For lunch and dinner, indulge in meticulously prepared three-course meals served buffet-style. The menu showcases rice and pasta-based dishes complemented by fresh vegetables, fruits and lean proteins for a delightful culinary experience.
Rooms: Adorned in neutral shades of whites and grays, the seven air-conditioned suites flood with natural light, creating an ambiance of pure luxury. Choose from three different categories, including the 20 m2 Panorama Suites, which offer superior comfort with a high-quality foam mattress and a pillow menu. Or, indulge in the 25 m2 Premium Suites, boasting a double washbasin and generous storage capacity. For a lavish experience, splurge on the 50 m2 Owner’s Suite, complete with a resting lounge and double washbasin.
Itineraries: Tribute offers three itineraries, with two five-day and one seven-day option, all of which highlight different regions of the Galapagos. While one of the five-day sailings focuses on the southern and eastern islands like Mosquera, South Plaza, Floreana and Española, the other five-day sailing highlights the central and northern islands, including Lobos Islet, Santa Fe, Santa Cruz, Genovesa, Chinese Hat and Rabida Islands. For a longer journey and opportunities to spot giant tortoises and colonies of boobies and frigatebirds, go for the seven-day sailing, which visits Santa Cruz, Isabela, Fernandina, Santiago and North Seymour Islands.
Price: contact us.
Ship: Crafted to blend adventure with comfort and luxury, Galapagos Angel is a 16-passenger motor yacht slated to set sail in 2024 to transport you through the most exceptional locations in the Galapagos Islands.
Amenities: Spanning three passenger decks, Galapagos Angel offers an array of sophisticated indoor and outdoor retreats for relaxation. The sun deck invites you to luxuriate in the Jacuzzi or laze on comfortable loungers. Head to the upper deck to discover a bar and scenic al fresco dining area, where meals are savored against a backdrop of breathtaking views. The main deck hosts an inviting indoor lounge, a dining space and a cozy library equipped with a TV and a round-the-clock coffee station. You’ll also have complimentary access to snorkeling equipment, wet suits and kayaks for afternoons of water-based adventures.
Crew: A committed team of nine crew members and one seasoned bilingual naturalist guide enhances your experience aboard one of the nicest Galapagos ships.
Rooms: The onboard accommodations consist of two expansive 18 m2 rooms on the upper deck and six 13 m2 convertible cabins on the main deck. Across the two categories, rooms are air-conditioned to ensure your comfort and feature panoramic windows that offer 24/7 views. The twin beds in each room can easily be converted into a king-sized bed based on your preferences.
Itineraries: Galapagos Angel boasts four itineraries, with two eight-day, one five-day and one four-day option. Explore the region's highlights on a short four-day sailing, which visits Santa Cruz, Española, Santa Fe and South Plaza Islands. For a longer journey, opt for one of the eight-day ones, which explores North Seymour, Santiago, Bartholomew, Genovesa, Rabida, Santa Cruz, Española, Santa Fe and South Plaza Islands. The other eight-day sailing visits the western islands, highlighting points like Tagus Cove, Moreno Point and Devil’s Crown on Santa Cruz, Isabela, Fernandina and Floreana Islands.
#10 Solaris
Ship: Constructed in 2019 and updated in 2021, the 16-guest Solaris welcomes solo travelers on board without a supplement fee — an uncommon but much-appreciated offering on Galapagos cruises. With modern comforts, spacious accommodations and personal attention from the professional crew, Solaris provides an excellent choice for solo adventurers.
Amenities: The modern amenities and comfortable spaces aboard Solaris make it easy to unwind. On the main deck, you’ll find an inviting living area with a home cinema and small library, an indoor dining area and a round-the-clock tea and coffee station. For time outdoors, head to the sun deck, where there’s a shaded and unshaded area with loungers. For some water-based fun, make use of the snorkel gear and kayaks on board.
Crew: A professional crew of eight plus one knowledgeable, bilingual naturalist guide enriches your time on board.
Dining: Offering a mouthwatering selection of international and Ecuadorian dishes in buffet style, the expertly crafted menu highlights fresh fruits, vegetables and locally sourced poultry and seafood. The diverse offerings include soups, salads, rice and pasta dishes that make for hearty and satiating meals.
Rooms: Boasting five Ocean View Single Cabins and six Ocean View Suites, the 11 accommodations on board are spread across the main and upper decks. Bright, airy and ranging in size from 12 m2 to 23 m2, all rooms are equipped with ensuite bathrooms, panoramic sea view windows and either one queen or one single bed. Triple cabins are also available upon request, making Solaris a family-friendly option.
Itineraries: Offering three easily combinable itineraries, you can select from two five-day cruises and one seven-day cruise. To explore the central and western islands, opt for the seven-day cruise, which visits Isabela, Fernandina, Santiago, Rabida Islands and Chinese Hat Islet, stopping at points like Vicente Roca Point, Moreno Point and Arnaldo Tupiza Tortoise Breeding Center. One of the five-day itineraries focuses on the northern islands including Genovesa Island, while the other five-day itinerary showcases points on the southern islands, like Baroness Viewing Point, Champion Islet and Suarez Point on Española and Floreana Islands.
#11 Tip Top IV
Ship: Ensuring a personalized and intimate experience throughout your journey, Tip Top IV is a first-class yacht designed to accommodate up to 16 passengers. Built in 2006, this vessel not only boasts a modern aesthetic but also offers more luxurious amenities compared to her sister ships.
Amenities: Discover a wealth of amenities on board Tip Top IV for your enjoyment and relaxation. On the main deck, unwind in the inviting living room or savor meals in the dining room. Head to the sun deck, where loungers await, providing the perfect setting to soak up the sun and dramatic scenery. To explore more of the vibrant marine life, take advantage of complimentary access to snorkel equipment, kayaks and paddleboards.
Crew: The crew consists of eight members, including a multilingual naturalist guide. On specific dates, a German-speaking guide is also present to accommodate a more diverse range of guests.
Dining: Aboard Tip Top IV, an array of local specialties and international dishes are skillfully prepared using locally sourced fruits and vegetables, poultry and seafood. The menu also boasts a selection of rice and pasta dishes for a varied and satiating dining experience.
Rooms: Make your home away from home in one of 10 well-designed cabins. The lower deck hosts six cabins, while the upper deck features four. Each spans 14m² and is equipped with an ensuite bathroom, ample storage space and air conditioning, and offers single beds that can be conveniently converted into a queen.
Itineraries: Select from four itineraries when sailing aboard Tip Top IV, with options of four, five and eight-day journeys. For a tour of the highlights of Española, San Cristobal Islands and Mosquera Islet, opt for the four-day sailing. On an eight-day tour of the western islands, you’ll visit Genovesa, Santiago, Isabela, Fernandina and Floreana Islands, while the other eight-day itinerary highlights the eastern islands, including Española, San Cristobal, Santa Cruz, Santiago, Bartholomew, Santa Fe and South Plaza Islands.
#12 Galaxy
Ship: Recognized for its commitment to environmental sustainability, Galaxy is one of the few yachts to be awarded the Smart Voyager Certification. Built in 2007, it features well-furnished, bright and modern spaces, serving as one of the most luxurious Galapagos ships, as well as a tranquil retreat for your adventure.
Amenities: On board Galaxy, you’ll find a host of sophisticated indoor and outdoor spaces. On the main deck, visit the lounge, equipped with a TV, a small library and a toy library, perfect for families. Grab a cocktail at the bar, and savor your meals in the indoor dining room, which also has a purified water station and offers hot drinks 24/7. In the Boutique Briefing area, join your naturalist guide to learn about the next day’s activities. For some time outdoors, laze on the loungers that dot the sun deck.
Crew: Your time on board is enriched by an enthusiastic team of eight crew members and one bilingual guide.
Dining: With two large tables of eight, the dining room on board adopts an open seating policy and serves meals in both à la carte and buffet style. The menu changes daily, with varied breakfasts of hot dishes and choice of toast or cereal, while lunch and dinner feature fresh and locally sourced produce, poultry and seafood across a range of international and Ecuadorian dishes.
Rooms: Nine sea-facing cabins make up the spacious accommodations on board. Spread across the lower, main and upper decks, each unit ranges in size from 13 to 18 m² and comes equipped with ensuite bathrooms, eco-friendly shampoo and soaps and large windows that highlight views of the volcanic islands. Each cabin is also outfitted with two single beds or one comfy double one, depending on preference and needs.
Itineraries: Galaxy offers five sailings to choose from, including options for four, five, six and eight-day journeys. For a short tour of the region’s highlights, go for the four-day cruise, which visits Mosquera, Santiago, Bartolome and Genovesa Islands. To cruise the region at a more relaxed pace, opt for the eight-day sailing, which visits the western islands, spending multiple days exploring the highlights of Isabela Island, as well as Fernandina, Santiago, Santa Cruz and Rabida Islands.
#13 Monserrat
Ship: Originally constructed in 2005, this 20-passenger yacht was renovated in 2021, seamlessly blending timeless elegance with contemporary comforts.
Amenities: Discover a plethora of indoor and outdoor social spaces aboard Monserrat. Bask in the sun on the upper deck's sunbathing area, or enjoy the partially covered space on the sun deck. On the main deck, participate in briefings in the lounge, savor a drink at the bar, or dine in the inviting hall. For evening entertainment, a collection of books, movies and board games are at your disposal. For water-based adventures, use the provided snorkeling equipment, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards.
Crew: For a rewarding and insightful journey, a dedicated team of 11 crew members cater to a maximum of 20 guests. One naturalist guide is also present for every 10 guests.
Dining: From hot and cold snacks welcoming you after morning and afternoon explorations to mouthwatering hot lunches and dinners featuring both Ecuadorian and international flavors, every meal is expertly crafted. Start your day with a breakfast buffet that boasts an array of hearty options, including fruit, cereal, yogurt and various meats and cheeses. Lunch, also served buffet style, offers a selection of hot options, including pasta, rice, meats and salads, while dinner is generally a three-course meal that includes a homemade soup, a main course featuring either meat or seafood with vegetables and a tempting dessert.
Rooms: Well-appointed cabins on Monserrat ensure a restful retreat. Seven twin cabins and three double-bed cabins are situated across the lower and upper decks of the yacht. The six upper deck cabins boast expansive windows, inviting abundant natural light to illuminate the interiors, while the four lower deck cabins offer a cozy ambiance with portholes. Ranging from 8.5 to 9.6 m² in size, each cabin is equipped with essential amenities, featuring air conditioning and a private bathroom. Monserrat also offers triple cabins for families and a low single supplement charge so solo travelers can indulge in the same exceptional experience without compromise.
Itineraries: Monserrat offers four easily combinable itineraries so you can select from short four and five-day tours or customize your own epic 15-day journey for a more thorough exploration of the Galapagos Islands. On the four-day sailings, explore the region’s southern islands like Española and Floreana, or central islands including Santa Cruz and Santiago Islands. Explore the western islands of Isabela, Fernandina, Santiago and North Seymour Islands on one of the five-day cruises, or opt to visit the eastern islands like Rabida, Bartholomew, South Plaza, Santa Fe and San Cristobal on the other five-day itinerary.
#14 Coral I & II
Ship: Built in Germany and the Netherlands, Coral I and Coral II are two sister yachts that each offer a unique charm. The interiors of Coral I, a mega yacht accommodating 36 passengers, and Coral II, a motor yacht with a capacity for 20 passengers, are skillfully crafted from dark teak wood for a luxurious feel. And with three spacious decks, there’s ample space to unwind and soak in the stunning surroundings.
Amenities: The sister yachts share similar floor plans, with stylish and comfortable social areas across its three decks. On the Moon Deck, a cozy al fresco area hosts barbecue dinners, and a panoramic lounge invites stargazing enthusiasts. On the Sky Deck, bask in the sunshine on the roofed terrace, while the Earth Deck beckons with a diverse array of offerings. Here, you'll find the restaurant, a boutique, a well-stocked bar, a comfortable lounge, a library and a Jacuzzi for relaxing soaks.
Crew: Enhancing your cruise experience is a team of nine to 11 crew members, complemented by the expertise of two multilingual naturalists.
Dining: Delightful Ecuadorian and international cuisine takes center stage in the dining rooms of both vessels. Buffet-style breakfasts and lunches allow passengers to savor a wide variety of dishes while dinner is served à la carte as part of a seated affair. Between meals, fuel up on coffee, tea and snacks, which are available 24/7.
Rooms: On board Coral I are eight 11 or 12 m² Corals Junior Suites, equipped with twin or double beds and two picture windows, eight 11 or 12 m² Corals Standard Plus Cabins with twin or double beds and two portholes, and two 8.8 m² Corals Standard Cabins offering single options. Coral I also offers interconnecting cabins for the convenience of families and larger groups.
On Coral II, you’ll find seven Corals Junior Suites with twin or double beds and two picture windows and four Corals Standard Plus Cabins with twin or double beds and two portholes. Ranging in size from 10 to 16 m², all accommodations are air-conditioned, sea facing and offer a multimedia system for your enjoyment.
Itineraries: Choose from four sailings that Coral I and Coral II offer, which include two four-day and two five-day options. While one of the four-day itineraries explores the central and northern islands, including Genovesa, Rabida and Bartholomew Islands, the other four-day itinerary visits the central and eastern islands, like Santa Cruz, South Plaza, and Santa Fe Islands, as well as Mosquera Islet. Visit the western islands on the five-day sailing, which stops at points like Urbina Bay and Tagus Cove on Isabela Island. The other five-day sailing explores San Cristobal, Española and Floreana Islands.
Exploring the Galapagos Islands aboard these remarkable yachts offers an unparalleled experience of this breathtaking archipelago. With a blend of luxury, comfort, and eco-consciousness, these top-tier vessels promise unforgettable journeys amidst the unique wonders of nature. Choosing one of these best Galapagos yachts ensures not just a vacation but a transformative adventure where every moment on board and onshore becomes a cherished memory. Whether it's the stunning landscapes, diverse wildlife, or the exceptional service provided, these yachts redefine travel in one of the most enchanting corners of our planet. Embark on an extraordinary voyage, where every wave carries you closer to the marvels of the Galapagos. But before that, make sure to contact Galapagos Travel Experts who will assist you in making the right choise.
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