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.