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First Class Yachting Cruises in the Galapagos Islands

FEATURED GALAPAGOS CRUISE / TOUR COMBO

Galapagos Supreme - 12 Days
Prices from $4,380 per person
Travel Highlights: Snorkelling
Sea-Kayaking
Hiking
Mountain biking
Galapagos Supreme Cruise / Tour Details

Galapagos cruises on our First Class yachts offer larger cabins, most with air conditioning, and a choice of bed types (twin, bunk, or double). The First Class yachts have more spacious lounges, decks and dining areas for a more comfortable experience. The Galapagos tours of First Class Cruises tend to travel to the more remote Galapagos Islands and offer more experienced bilingual naturalist guides, all certified by the Galapagos National Park Service.

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First Class Galapagos Island Cruises

	Description	Prices Starting at	Passengers
Anahi	This very fast and stable Galapagos catamaran accommodates 16 passengers in 8 spacious cabins, 6 on the main deck and 2 on the upper deck. Each cabin has great outside Galapagos views, air conditioning, private bathroom, hot water, safe and closet. The main common areas include a Jacuzzi, comfortable dining room, a cozy library, bar and lounge.	$2,195	16
Beagle (Sail Boat)	Sail the Galapagos Islands onboard a steel hulled Brigantine schooner constructed in 1971 in London, the Beagle offers classic luxury. This 105-foot yacht offers spacious accommodations in six air-conditioned cabins with double beds and one cabin with single bunks, all with private bathrooms and hot water.	$3,375	13
Beluga	Built in Hamburg, Germany in 1968 and refurbished in 1986, The Beluga is a deluxe, one-hundred ten foot, steel-hulled motor vessel. This classic yacht is fully air-conditioned and accommodates sixteen passengers in double staterooms, each with private bathrooms and hot showers. The well-trained and experienced crew of seven takes very good care of their guests at all times aboard and onshore.	$3,525	16
Cachalote (Sail Boat)	The Cachalote is a steel-hulled, ketch-rigged motor sailor that accommodates sixteen passengers. With private baths and showers, each teakwood cabin is illuminated by the light of its two porthole windows. The Cachalote is renowned for excellent service, knowledgeable naturalists, and delicious cuisine enjoyed in the Victorian decor of her dining galley. With wide deck space, the Cachalote is perfect for touring the Enchanted Isles.	$2,875	16
Coral I	An excellent option in the Galapagos Islands, the Coral I's eighteen spacious cabins each have two lower twin beds that can be arranged as a larger bed to accommodate two people. The boat has a great outside deck with fantastic views and photograph opportunities. While sailing from one island to the next, enjoy a drink in the new Jacuzzi.	$1,965	36
Coral II	The Coral II is an elegant, classic, and charming yacht with a capacity for 20 passengers. It is perfect for travelers who would like to experience the Galapagos Islands in comfort. The Coral II is a fast boat which allows more time to visit the islands and less time navigating between them. The boat was recently fully renovated in 2005 and now offers a large dining room & lounge area.	$1,965	20
Eric/Letty/Flamingo	These three identical luxury ships are perfectly-tailored for a Galapagos Islands' cruise of maximum comfort. The boats measure eighty-three feet long and cruise at twelve knots. Each accommodates twenty passengers with two nautical guides per ship to guarantee a superior cruise experience. The air-conditioned Eric/ Letty/ Flamingo all include expansive sundecks, delectable cuisine and well-stocked bars.	$3,595	20
Galaven	Eleven comfortable double cabins, private bathrooms, air conditioning and ample storage along with a large dining room, bar and lounge make the Galaven a comfortable and stylish Galapagos cruise. Plenty of outdoor seating, shaded and in the sun, allow travelers to enjoy spectacular Galapagos views of wildlife and sunsets. Two naturalist guides and an experienced crew provide excellent service.	$1,995	20
Galaxy	Experience the Galapagos aboard the brand new Galaxy, a 16-passenger steel-hulled motor yacht completed just this year. Built in Ecuador’s port city of Guayaquil specifically for Galapagos cruising, the Galaxy offers a total of nine comfortable cabins all with lower beds, private bathrooms, air-conditioning, and outside views.	$2,315	16
Mary Anne (Sail Boat)	Enjoy the informal atmosphere and authentic square-rigger sailing experience aboard the Mary Anne. A German motor-sailing yacht spanning over 177 feet long, the air-conditioned Mary Anne offers ample room for its 16 passengers in its 14 double cabins with private bathrooms. Complete with a full bar, comfortable seating on the sundecks, and delicious food, the Mary Anne is sure to delight.	$2,890	16
Millennium	Spanning eighty-two feet, this impressive catamaran began cruising the Galapagos in 2002. The charming Millennium provides generous accommodations for sixteen passengers in its six spacious cabins with twin beds and private balconies, two suites with king sized beds and sofas, and two cabins with twin beds. Each cabin features a bathroom with hot shower, private balcony, climate control and a security box.	$3,460	16
Monserrat	Completely refurbished in Guayaquil, the 91-foot Monserrat accommodates its travelers in six cabins with two lower twin beds and two cabins with one double bed. This fully air-conditioned yacht features gorgeous wood paneling throughout, a spacious sun deck, and well-appointed bathrooms. Complete with experienced Galapagos naturalist guides, the Monserrat is an excellent base for your Galapagos tour.	$2,090	16
Nemo II (Sail Boat)	This multi-hull yacht is a vast seventy-two foot trans-oceanic Alumarine designed by the French designer, Lagenvin. Ideal for charters and cruising the Galapagos, this spacious, air-conditioned catamaran carries fourteen passengers. Each double cabin contains a private bathroom. The charming saloon, immense cockpit and unique surfacing make this gorgeous catamaran a unique way to cruise to the enchanting archipelago.	$3,285	12
Odyssey	The Odyssey is a brand new 16 passenger yacht due to set sail on its maiden voyage in July 2008. The first class motor yacht has a capacity for 20, but sails with just 16 leaving you with plenty of space to enjoy this beautiful yacht.	$2,795	16
Queen of the Galapagos	The perfect Galapagos cruise for those looking for elegant accommodations and personalized service, the new sixteen-passenger catamaran, Queen of the Galapagos, features eight luxurious cabins each with impressive ocean views and private baths. This spacious Galapagos catamaran offers ample amenities without compromising an intimate feel and personalized experience.	$4,125	16
Sagitta (Sail Boat)	Built in Sweden, the Sagitta is a one hundred-twenty foot, three-masted sailing ship with accommodations for sixteen passengers. Its ten air-conditioned cabins are equipped with double lower and single upper berths and private bathrooms with hot showers. The Sagitta offers a beautiful dining and lounge area, as well an extremely spacious upper deck, ideal for bird or dolphin watching, sunbathing, or stargazing.	$2,635	16
Sea Man II	The Sea Man II is a beautifully crafted catamaran designed specifically to tour the Galapagos Islands. This 16-passenger yacht offers the ultimate comforts with spacious indoor and outdoor dining areas with plenty of deck space. Galapagos Travel onboard this ship is comfortable with six main deck cabins or two upper deck suites—all with impressive outside views.	$2,795	16
Tip Top II	Built in Ecuador's main harbor in 1998, the eighty-five foot Tip Top II is the perfect vessel for those seeking comfort, privacy, and a personalized service. The Tip Top II accommodates sixteen passengers in eight cozy double cabins and one single cabin, each with private bathrooms, personal safes, and wardrobes. You will relax in comfort and luxury in the modern dining room, bar, and lounge areas.	$2,495	16
Tip Top III	The Tip Top III was constructed in 2001 and built to be a slightly larger and more comfortable version of its sister ship, the Tip Top II. This ninety-eight foot vessel is one of the most modern, comfy, and luxurious of all the Galapagos small motor yachts. Cruising at a solid twelve knots, you will have all you need to accommodate the perfect Galapagos vacation.	$2,495	16
Tip Top IV	Constructed in Guayaquil, Ecuador in 2006, the Tip Top IV is one of the newest ships cruising the Galapagos. This 118-foot, steel-hulled yacht is the largest of its luxurious sister ships, Tip Top II and III. This modern, air-conditioned vessel has ten double cabins, all featuring private bathrooms with hot water and two lower beds that can be modified into a single double bed.	$2,595	16
Treasure Of The Galapagos	The Treasure of the Galapagos is a brand new state of the art beautifully crafted catamaran designed specifically for the Galapagos Islands. This 16-passenger yacht offers the ultimate comforts with spacious indoor and al fresco dining areas and plenty of deck space. Travelers can enjoy comfortable accommodations in one of eight cabins on this stable catamaran—all with private balcony.	$2,650	16