Galapagos First Class Yachts

First class yachts have spacious, comfortable and handsome accommodations, very experienced crews, gourmet food, and some of the most knowledgeable naturalist guides. Yachts in this category also have air conditioning, hot water, ocean-view cabins with private facilities and spacious social areas. Although First Class yachts have unique, distinctive features that contribute to an extra-pleasurable experience. These boats can range in size but most are well designed and, stable and fast. Four and five-day cruises are more common in first class yachts.

Cruise prices do not include airfare, national park fess and beverages.

Galapagos Marine Reserve

Estrella de Mar I he yacht features a bar and comfortable dining lounge areas. Her ample sun decks provide wonderful open and shaded space. VIEW MORE DETAILS	Archipel Although the Archipel could accomodate up to 18 passengers, there are never more than 16 passengers on board. VIEW MORE DETAILS
Cachalote With standard safety equipment and ample deck space, the attractive ivory Cachalote is perfect for a tour of the Enchanted Isles. VIEW MORE DETAILS	Diamante The Diamante is a brigantine schooner motor sailor, a modern version of the great naval training ships. VIEW MORE DETAILS
Beagle The Beagle is a magnificent steel-hulled schooner with teak decks and a luxurious interior.  VIEW MORE DETAILS	Sagitta This ship, built in Sweden, was formerly coined El Niño and is now known by the name of Sagitta. VIEW MORE DETAILS
Mary Anne The Beagle is a magnificent steel-hulled schooner with teak decks and a luxurious interior.  VIEW MORE DETAILS	Agressor I & II This ship, built in Sweden, was formerly coined El Niño and is now known by the name of Sagitta. VIEW MORE DETAILS