Coral I and II
Why we recommend
The Coral I and Coral II are ideal choices for a versatile Galapagos cruise. With multiple cabin categories, interconnecting cabins, and shared options for solo travelers, they cater to diverse needs. Enjoy relaxing in the onboard Jacuzzi or explore underwater with available diving options. These yachts offer a perfect blend of comfort and adventure for an unforgettable island experience.
- Multiple cabin categories available
- Jacuzzi on board
- Solo travelers shared cabin options
- Diving options available
- Interconnecting cabins
- Solo travelers shared cabin options
Coral I and II description
The Coral I and II yachts are twin ships constructed of teakwood and modern decorations to give guests an extraordinary Galapagos tour. Built for 20 passengers, the yachts both provide a surprising amount of privacy and a chance for relaxation. Both ships boast expansive observation decks for viewing the surrounding Galapagos, fully stocked bars, picturesque windows, comfortable lounges, dining rooms, and meeting areas. Also, 2 Naturalist Guides are provided for excursions with a wealth of knowledge to share with you about the islands.
Cabins
Eighteen cabins are available on the Coral I and eleven cabins on the Coral II. Each has junior cabins, standard plus cabins, or standard cabins available. Standard and junior cabins have interconnected rooms for groups or families. Each cabin provides a private bathroom, safe deposit box, remote control air-conditioning, and various bed configurations.
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Coral I and II prices
| Accommodation | 3 nights | 4 nights | 7 nights |
|---|---|---|---|
| Standard Cabin | $ 2,019 | $ 2,691 | $ 4,292 |
| Standard Plus | $ 2,501 | $ 3,333 | $ 5,315 |
| Junior | $ 2,851 | $ 3,801 | $ 6,059 |
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
These rates are valid all year round, except for high-season departures.
Rates include
- Accommodation on board
- All meals while on board
- Purified water, coffee, and tea available during the cruise
- Transfers in the islands during operational days
- English speaking naturalist guide
- Islands excursions and activities according to the Itinerary
- Snorkel equipment (mask, tube, & fins)
- Welcome & farewell cocktail
Rates don't include
- Domestic flights to the Galapagos Islands
- Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee
- Migratory Control Card
- Wetsuit
- Kayaks
- Internet
Promotions & Deals
The below Deals are Updated Daily and Subject to availability, please contact us to confirm availability for the best prices.
| Promotions | Lengths | Was | Now | Travel Dates | Included | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coral I & Coral II Nov 22, 2026 | 3N/4D |
| US$2,295 15% OFF | Nov 22 → Nov 25, 2026 | — |
Coral I and II - 4 Nights 'D'
San Cristobal Island, Interpretation Center
The Galápagos National Park Interpretation Centre features interactive exhibits exploring the history and biodiversity of the Galápagos Isla…
San Cristobal Island, Cerro Tijeretas
Cerro Tijeretas, near the Interpretation Center, is historically significant as Darwin's landing site. It is home to iconic Frigatebirds and…
San Cristobal Island, Cerro Brujo
Cerro Brujo boasts a pristine white-sand beach, turquoise waters perfect for snorkeling, and incredible wildlife, including Brown Pelicans, …
San Cristobal Island, Punta Pitt
Discover unique wildlife on this island, home to endemic lava lizards, the rare Red-footed Boobies, and the Chatham Mockingbird. Enjoy breat…
Española, Punta Suarez
Española Island boasts rich wildlife diversity, featuring five species of nesting seabirds, Bold Española mockingbirds, Galápagos Doves, Gal…
Española, Gardner Bay
Gardner Bay features a stunning turquoise beach, ideal for snorkeling among fish, Turtle, and Sharks. Enjoy encounters with the transient Se…
Floreana, Champion Islet
It is near Floreana and offers outstanding snorkeling and diving. Explore Champion Rock’s drift dive, adorned with black coral bushes and Ye…
Floreana, Punta Cormorant
Cormorant Point features beaches of volcanic green olivine crystals and a trail with views of a flamingo-favored saltwater lagoon. The trail…
Floreana, Post Office Bay
Floreana’s iconic site blends history with charm on its picturesque white-sand beach. Experience the cherished tradition of leaving postcard…
Santa Cruz Island, Santa Cruz Highlands
Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration wi…
Coral I and II - 3 Nights 'C'
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi…
, North Seymour Island
North Seymour Island, north of Baltra, features flat terrain from submarine lava uplift, lush with Frigatebirds and Blue-footed Boobies. Exp…
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na…
, Mosquera Islet
Mosquera Island, nestled between North Seymour and Baltra, boasts unique flat terrain from geological uplift, white sand, and tide pools. Pe…
, South Plaza Island
South Plaza, near Santa Cruz, features a striking Sesuvium and Opuntia landscape. Visitors can spot Land Iguanas under cacti, soaring swallo…
, Santa Fe Island
Santa Fe Island features a scenic bay with two trails—one to a cliff viewpoint and another to a tall prickly pear cactus forest. Home to uni…
San Cristobal Island, Isla Lobos
This island, named after its Sea Lion Colony, offers encounters with playful marine life and diverse birds like Blue-footed Boobies and Grea…
Coral I and II - 3 Nights 'A'
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi…
Santa Cruz Island, Charles Darwin's Station
The Charles Darwin's Research Station (CDRS) leads Galápagos conservation through scientific research and education. Visitors can explore na…
Genovesa, Prince Phillip's Steps
A steep path winds through a lively seabird Colony to 25m high cliffs: Spot Nazca and Red-footed boobies, Great Frigatebirds, and more. Pass…
Genovesa, Darwin's Bay
A coral beach with a 750m trail leads through vibrant seabird colonies. Discover a Red-footed Boobies Colony on the cliffs while Nazca Boobi…
, Rabida Island
Rabida Island features a striking reddish beach and volcanic terrain. It also features a Galápagos Sea Lion Colony, diverse land birds like …
Bartolome, Bartolome Island
The Pinnacle Rock is Bartholomew's iconic tuff cone, formed from volcanic magma meeting the sea. Hike the wooden stairway to breathtaking pa…
Santiago Island, Espumilla Beach
Espumilla Beach, with coffee-colored sand, once attracted pirates and whalers for its fresh water. Explore mangrove forests with common stil…
Santa Cruz Island, Black Turtle Cove
Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island's north, is accessible only by boat with a guide. This mangrove-lined inlet shelters rich marine lif…
Coral I and II - 4 Nights 'B'
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi…
Santa Cruz Island, Santa Cruz Highlands
Discover a reserve where giant Tortoise thrives, grazing peacefully and cooling off in mud baths. This serene habitat invites exploration wi…
Isabela Island, Punta Vicente Roca
Punta Vicente Roca features ancient volcanic remnants forming turquoise coves and a sheltered bay. Famous for anchoring and exploring cliffs…
Fernandina, Punta Espinosa
Punta Espinosa’s narrow stretch features black lava rocks teeming with Marine Iguanas: spot Flightless Cormorants, Galápagos Penguins, Brown…
Isabela Island, Urbina Bay
Urbina Bay offers waters teeming with Green Turtles and Rays, and a short trail leads to a 1954-uplifted coral reef. Walk amid this unique c…
Isabela Island, Tagus Cove
Located west of the island, this historic cove, named after a British warship, offers panga trips beneath towering cliffs. Discover abundant…
Santiago Island, Puerto Egas
Puerto Egas, known for its black sand beaches and 1960s salt mining, offers an inland hike to a salt crater for birdwatching. Explore its ru…
Santiago Island, Sullivan Bay
Sullivan Bay's lava field showcases intricate patterns from ancient trees and hornitos. Amid this harsh terrain, mollugo and lava cactus per…
Santa Cruz Island, Las Bachas
Las Bachas Beach on Santa Cruz's north shore in the Galápagos Islands. Offers breathtaking wildlife, including American Flamingos, nesting G…
Baltra
Baltra Island, the gateway to the Galápagos, features a unique flat volcanic landscape and a rich history as a former US airbase. Explore wi…
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Full Technical Details
Technical details & deck
The Coral I and Coral II are first-class motor yachts offering an intimate and comfortable Galapagos cruise. Built in 2004 and renovated in 2016, Coral I accommodates 36 guests, while Coral II hosts 20. With lengths of 131 ft and a speed of 10-12 knots, these yachts provide a seamless experience for discovering the wonders of the Galapagos Islands.
- Type
- Small Yacht
- Year of construction
- 2004
- Guest Capacity
- 36 Guests
- Length
- 131 ft (40 m)
- Beam
- 28 ft (9 m)
- Speed
- 10-12 knots