Galapagos Islands Cruises & Tours

Most people think of the Galapagos as a bucket list adventure! And they\'re right! The Koln Galapagos Yacht makes that adventure accessible for a lucky 16 passengers.

The uniquely named Danubio Azul (Spanish for Blue Danube) isn\'t a European riverboat but rather a small, 14-passenger tourist-class cruise, perfect for both naturalist and diving expeditions.

Discover exceptional onboard experiences with the Aggressor diving cruise. Enjoy luxurious amenities like air-conditioned cabins, private en-suite bathrooms, and a spacious indoor lounge. With an intimate setting for 16 divers, explore breathtaking marine

Embark on a luxury Galapagos cruise with the National Geographic Islander II, offering an exclusive private yacht experience. Enjoy year-round expeditions with just 48 guests, a 1:1 guest-to-crew ratio, and elegant staterooms and suites. Elevate your jour

The M/V Tiburon Explorer spaciously accommodates 16 passengers in 9 cabins, all of which have private bathroom facilities and can be configured to accommodate couples with a queen bed or two single guests.

The Anahi Catamaran is a 16-passenger first-class vessel built with elegance and comfort in mind. Walk along the wooden floors and teakwood exteriors to the spacious lounge or sundeck on the top deck, where you can view the Archipelago from all sides.

The Galaxy is a 16-passenger yacht that offers 4-, 5-, and 8-day cruises in the Galapagos Islands. Within these cruises, you will find spacious areas consisting of the dining room, bar, sun decks, and library.

The Celebrity Flora is the first of its kind, a modern, sustainable ship built to reduce pollution in the Galapagos and provide an incredible onboard experience.

The Galapagos Islands are a unique destination, and the Aqua offers two types of itineraries: a naturalist itinerary and a liveaboard itinerary.

Enjoy a once-in-a-lifetime experience aboard the luxurious Galapagos Tribute Yacht. Relax with stunning ocean views, savor local flavors, and retreat to premium suites with modern amenities.

Aqua Mare offers the first and only superyacht experience in the Galapagos. Guests will enjoy top-notch service, thanks to the unique one-to-one crew-to-guest ratio, ensuring that all needs are met.

Explore the islands that inspired Charles Darwin\\\'s theory of evolution and changed how we understand our planet aboard one of the newest and most comfortable catamarans to sail the Galapagos Islands - the M/C Alya.

Her speed, comfort, luxurious interiors, and excellent itinerary make Petrel perfect for your Galapagos Cruise Adventure. All cabins boast the luxury of a private balcony, and the new stability system ensures the smoothest of rides.

The Elite Galapagos Cruise represents the top experience available in the archipelago. Imagine panoramic views surrounding you no matter where you are on the ship, including on the private balcony of your cabin.

The Galapagos Legend is suited to accommodate up to 100 guests featuring over 1800 square meters (18,000 sqare feet) of comfort, entertainment and amazement as you journey through the Galapagos Islands.

Entirely handmade, the Aida Maria is a 16-passenger yacht with deep family roots in the Galapagos since 1930. An experienced captain and friendly crew make for a great experience onboard.

The Grand Queen Beatriz cruise will delight you with modern style evident throughout the yacht\'s spacious common areas, decorated with hardwood floors and all the technology needed to ensure safety for just 16 passengers.

The M/C Endemic Galapagos Catamaran, starting operations in July 2018, is the product of 20 years of feedback from Galapagos cruise guests; the result is one of the most highly evolved Galapagos yachts.

The Tip Top II is a first-class yacht with eight crew; the catamaran can accommodate up to 16 passengers with social areas such as a bar, dining room, lounge, and sun deck.

La Pinta is a Luxury Cruise ship dedicated to its 48 passengers and keeps everyone from adults to children entertained, as well to the Galapagos Islands running their own Galapagos Foundation.