Anahi

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Anahi is an intimate catamaran that offers comfort and class while exploring the mystifying Galapagos Islands. The Anahi holds 16 passengers, one of the most exclusive fleets available, enhanced with modern amenities and up to date technologies.

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Athala

• Ship type
• Yachts

The new luxury Catamaran Athala was specifically designed and built to cruise the Galapagos Islands in style. The elegant design provides more comfort, superior speed, excellent stability and meets all the latest safety standards. The Athala provides plenty of outdoor space including a large sundeck and al fresco dining area, perfect for admiring the spectacular scenery and wildlife, while enjoying a delicious meal. The catamaran also offers eight stylish, comfortable, fully air conditioned cabins located on the two decks.

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Beluga

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Beluga is a superior first class yacht offering expeditions in the Galapagos. Newly refurbished in 2010, the Beluga accommodates 16 passengers in 8 comfortable air-conditioned cabins and has well-equipped and generously proportioned public areas including a spacious sundeck, a salon/dining area with panoramic windows, and a flat-screen TV. The Beluga offers the perfect environment for guests to enjoy the pleasures of the Galapagos Islands in both comfort and style.

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Coral I

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Carrying only 36 passengers, the deceptively large Coral I offers ample space for guests to absorb the beautiful surroundings of the Galapagos Islands. This attractive and functional mid-size yacht is perfect for the intimate up-close experience when sailing in the Galapagos. The atmosphere on board is social and informal and guests can enjoy excellent fresh food, barbecues and the hospitality of a professional, friendly crew.

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Coral II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Coral II is the perfect yacht for up-close encounters with the marvels of Galapagos Islands. She is a fully equipped and spacious yacht with custom-designed teak and bronze interiors. Her amenities and outstanding service make her the ideal yacht for experiencing the natural wonders of the Islands. The Jacuzzi, sun deck and shaded outdoor areas offer plenty of space to relax and the informal and sociable atmosphere on board will ensure you have a trip which is as enjoyable as it is memorable.

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Diamante

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The 12-passenger Diamante is a brigantine schooner motor sailor - a modern, smaller version of great naval training ships. Perfect to be used as a charter vessel for families and small special interest groups, the Diamante allows you to get up close and personal with the astonishing world of the Galapagos Islands. With a sleek, elegant hull, stunning white sails and professional and friendly service of her dedicated crew and hand-picked naturalist guides, the Diamante is one of the best choices in her category for sailing in the Galapagos Islands.

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Eclipse

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

One of the most luxurious vessels operating in the Galapagos, the Eclipse offers expedition cruising in unrivaled comfort. The ship prides herself on preserving the atmosphere of a small boat with impressive features such as "al fresco" dining, with space for all 48 passengers. Rich woodwork and classic decor evoke an intimate ambiance throughout the lush interiors while spacious decks provide ample opportunity for guests to view the extraordinary natural scenery of this remote region.

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Eric

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Constructed in 1991 and refurbished annually since, the Eric is a first-class yacht that was purpose-built for cruising the Galapagos Islands. The vessel accommodates no more than 20 passengers in 10 outside facing cabins across 3 decks, each with en suite facilities. Polished teak interiors trimmed with shiny brass fittings lend the Eric an air of distinguished luxury and comfort. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery from the conference area’s panoramic picture windows or from a lounge chair on the sun deck. Other amenities include a dining room which features international cuisine and a fully stocked bar. Take advantage of the complimentary snorkelling gear, wetsuits and kayaks to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Galapagos Islands.

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Evolution

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Evolution combines design that is reminiscent of the classic and graceful lines of the 1920s with modern day comfort and safety. She is an elegant expedition vessel large enough to provide spacious interiors and expansive outdoor social areas, yet also small enough to offer an up-close experience of the Galapagos. Exceptional accommodations for a maximum of 32 guests, a sun deck with beautiful rattan furniture and a small hot tub on bow are some of the plentiful amenities on board the Evolution.

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Flamingo I

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Flamingo I is a custom-designed for Galapagos cruising. Built in 1991 and refurbished annually, this superior first-class yacht, which has two identical sister yachts, can accommodate no more than 20 guests and features three decks of spacious staterooms with polished teak interiors trimmed with shiny brass fittings.

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Galapagos Eco Explorer I

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Galapagos Eco Explorer I, launched in 2007, is a large 16-passenger power catamaran, custom-built for divers visiting the Galapagos. All 8 staterooms include ensuites, seating areas and large windows offering panoramic views. Extensive, exquisitely appointed facilities allow unimpeded sightseeing or total relaxation opportunities between 4-5 dives per day. Optional island nature tours and hikes are available at most islands.

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Galapagos Explorer II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Galapagos Explorer II is a 100 passenger, ocean-going cruise ship designed to provide a little luxury as well as scientific information to the discerning eco-tourist visiting the Galapagos National Park. Expert Naturalist Guides offer shore excursions focusing on the Natural History of the Galapagos. The ship has 50 fabulous outside suites and a myriad of facilities including jacuzzi, solarium, elevator, conference room, 3 bars and reading room.

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Galapagos Legend

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The state-of-the-art Galapagos Legend was refurbished in 2007 and carries a maximum of 110 passengers. Although the Galapagos Legend offers all the amenities of a larger cruise vessel, she is still small enough to provide an intimate cruising experience. Five spacious decks, well-appointed cabins and suites, and a highly trained and experienced crew await guests aboard the Legend.

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Grace

• Ship type
• Yachts

This elegant yacht has a very interesting history; at various times she has been owned by millionaires, such as Aristotle Onassis, she has served the British Navy, was once the holiday home of Winston Churchill and is now named after her late owner, Princess Grace of Monaco. With just 9 cabins and a crew of 10 plus Naturalist Guides and a Cruise Director, personal service is high on the agenda. The boat also comes equipped with sea kayaks, snorkeling gear and wetsuits to enable you to get close to the stunning marine life and scenery of the Galapagos.

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Isabela II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Isabela II is one of the most luxurious yachts operating in the Galapagos Islands. From dining room to stateroom, guests aboard the Isabela II will enjoy superior quality at all levels of service. Specifically designed for the longer 7-night Galapagos cruise expedition, this vessel features three public decks, 20 outside twin cabins and a library containing a large selection of reference books on the Galapagos and Ecuador as well as excellent nature and conservation videos. The Isabela’s expedition team consists of three Naturalists who will delight guests with diverse natural history explanations, while the Captain and crew members are on hand to attend to your every need.

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Lammer Law

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Lammer Law is one of the two largest trimarans in the world. It offers lots of space and comfort for naturalist cruises but specializes and is completely equipped for diving cruises. Attractive and functional, it is perfect for the dedicated diver and for those passengers wishing to have a close experience with nature. The artful combination of stability, grace and speed make this yacht a perfect partner for a Galapagos Discovery adventure. All cabins have exceptional accommodations, private facilities, climate controls, safe-boxes and ample space to hang and store clothing. 8 double cabins, each with a double or twin beds. There is also a large and comfortable main salon, with a library, bar, TV/Video system and stereo. The dining area is located in the stern of the yacht and it is where all three meals are served. The sun deck consists of the whole exterior area of the yacht and is extremely ample. There is a spacious top deck, sea kayaks, snorkelling gear, wetsuits, and Nitrox is available for diving.

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Letty Eric Flamingo

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Letty, Eric and Flamingo are sister yachts, having been custom-designed for Galapagos cruising. Built in the early 1990s and refurbished annually since, these superior first-class yachts, which are all identical, can accommodate just 20 guests and feature 3 decks of spacious staterooms with polished teak interiors trimmed with shiny brass fittings. This is the perfect choice for your Galapagos cruise. **Please note that a specific yacht cannot be confirmed in advance and you will be assigned one of the identical sister yachts upon departure**.

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Mistral

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Built by Vanderhoeven Yachts of Holland, the Mistral is a 74 ft. Motor Yacht capable of a cruising speed of 10 knots. The Mistral is fully equipped for diving and ideal for the more adventurous naturalist or diver, who prefers the atmosphere of a small boat. An onboard naturalist takes the passengers on all shore excursions and shares extensive insights into the Islands diverse wildlife. Small boats, locally called pangas, ferry passengers to shore for Island visits. Accommodations include 8 cabins for a total of 16 passengers, all with air conditioning, a roomy closet, drawers, and private facilities. All cabins are beautifully furnished and include polished wood surfaces. The salon is spacious, with large windows for enjoying the Galapagos scenery, and is equipped with TV, VCR and stereo. Passengers can gather for their briefings on the next day's activities or just spend time reminiscing on the days discoveries. The lounge chairs on the deck are a perfect spot for enjoying the ocean breezes. The deck is covered for protection from the sun, but allows views of the Islands around you.

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National Geographic Endeavour

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Formerly known as the Caledonian Star, the National Geographic Endeavor is a superb sea-keeping expedition ship that blends comfort with exploration. On board, well-appointed cabins and cozy public spaces are fitted with all modern conveniences, catering for a maximum of 110 passengers. The vessel is very much a traditional ship, designed with a deep hull that is ideally shaped for the rigors of the southern seas. The National Geographic Explorer currently offers a range of expedition cruises in the Galapagos, where her five onboard Naturalists will introduce you to the ornithology, geology and undersea life of this pristine environment.

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National Geographic Islander

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The recently launched National Geographic Islander is a versatile 164 foot twin-hulled vessel accommodating up to 48 guests in 24 spacious cabins. She is a sturdy expedition ship, designed for year-round discovery and active exploration of the Galapagos and can reach places inaccessible to larger ships due to its small size.

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Polaris

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Mellow woods, polished brass and gracious informality distinguish the Polaris. Feel right at home in the spacious lounge and cozy library, or enjoy the magnificent views from the handsome teak deck. On board this vessel there is ample space for camaraderie or a quiet reverie. After a day’s exploring the well-appointed outside cabins provide a comfortable retreat and a good night’s rest.

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Santa Cruz

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Santa Cruz was totally refurbished in 1998 and has gained worldwide recognition for her excellent standards in Galapagos cruising, including superb service, an expert crew, the most knowledgeable multilingual guides, and menus that feature the very best international cuisine and celebrated Ecuadorian dishes.

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Tip Top II

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This first class yacht, constructed in 1983 and renovated in 2006, was designed to offer the highest levels of security and comfort. She measures 90 foot in length and can accommodate up to 16 guests in comfortable and spacious cabins. She is the ideal choice for your trip to the Galapagos.

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Tip Top III

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Tip Top III was designed and constructed to offer the highest level of security and comfort to guests. She is a first class steel-hulled motor yacht, built to impeccably high standards in 2001. The yacht can accommodate up to 16 guests in comfortable cabins, making this an intimate and exclusive choice for your cruise.

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Tip Top IV

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Tip Top IV is an elegant, steel-hulled motor yacht, built to an impeccably high standard in 2006. She measures 130 feet in length and can accommodate up to 16 guests in comfortable and spacious cabins.

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Xpedition

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The all-ocean view Xpedition visits worlds untouched by civilization. Unlike traditional cruise ships, this 100-passenger yacht is able to cruise to smaller, less-traveled destinations like the Galapagos Islands and Antarctic ports. A naturalist accompanies each group of guests on magnificent Galapagos Island excursions twice each day, then shares additional expertise during evening lectures. After a day of exploration, treat your body to a relaxing massage or a dip in the rejuvenating whirlpool. Dine on gourmet cuisine at Darwin's Restaurant and the open-air Beagle Grill. End each night by admiring your favorite constellation through on-deck telescopes.

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