Book the Galapagos Sky dive boat for a liveaboard that doesn't sacrifice the onboard experience. This yacht offers comfort, style and a strong crew-to-guide ratio.
Galapagos Sky Liveaboard Dive Cruises
On the 8-day Galapagos Sky liveaboard dive cruise, explore world-renowned dive sites on 3-4 dives per day and return on board to hot showers, cozy cabins and gourmet meals. Enjoy a mix of advanced dives, with 3 days at Darwin and Wolf, plus 3 land visits to key Galapagos visitor sites to round out this dive-focused itinerary.
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Galapagos Sky liveaboard dive cruises offer a total of approximately 17-19 dives split amongst 5.5 of 8 days, plus 3 land excursions. Diving in this world-renowned destination is done entirely from pangas and is considered advanced as it occurs in the presence of strong currents, cold water and at times limited visibility. Each departure includes 4 daily dives at the remote Wolf and Darwin islands—some of the crown jewels of world-class diving.
This dive-focused itinerary also spends time experiencing the diversity of underwater life around the Galapagos’ central islands. Here, take in resident mantas and sharks, plus seasonal whale sharks, and photograph little Galapagos invertebrates in vibrant color while watching for mola molas.
Walk in the steps of Charles Darwin, with 3 guided land excursions. Take in the varied wildlife of North Seymour, including blue-footed boobies, magnificent frigatebirds, land iguanas and sea lions. Visit the Santa Cruz Highlands in search of Galapagos tortoises in their natural habitat. Enjoy an unguided visit to the Charles Darwin Research Center during free time in the port area of Puerto Ayora. And explore the Interpretation center in San Cristobal where much about Galapagos history and conservation efforts can be learned.
Galapagos Sky is a dedicated liveaboard dive boat, equipped with divers’ needs in mind. Her warm interiors, attentive and experienced crew, open bar and gourmet meals make for a dive trip experience that’s memorable both in and out of the water. This dive-ready yacht is prepared to introduce you to new dive friends, but is also available to be booked as one of our private Galapagos yacht charters for your own select group of 16 or fewer.
Read on for details about this trip, or learn more about AdventureSmith’s Galapagos cruises, Galapagos trips and other Galapagos diving options.
8-Day Ocean Wonders Itinerary
San CristobalSan Cristobal
Each 8-day cruise operates round-trip from San Cristobal and offers approximately 17-19 advanced dives and 3 land excursions. Visit Lobos, North Seymour, Wolf, Darwin, Isabela, Pinzon and Santa Cruz islands.
Divers arriving on the day of departure will be greeted at the airport and escorted to the Galapagos Sky by your crew. For guests already on San Cristóbal or Santa Cruz, specific instructions for meeting the crew will be included with your voucher and pre-departure information.
Upon boarding, dive bags will be delivered to the dive deck and personal luggage will be taken to your cabin. You will receive a welcome briefing that includes an overview of the onboard facilities, Galapagos National Park regulations, and a personal interview with the dive masters. Following this, conduct a mandatory safety drill. After lunch, set sail for Isla Lobos for your check-out dive.
Start your day with a full breakfast, followed by a land visit to North Seymour. After lunch, enjoy some relaxation time and dive briefings before heading out for Dive 2 and Dive 3 at Cousin’s Rock.
Explore North Seymour Island, renowned for its iconic blue-footed boobies and magnificent frigate birds. Visitors frequently witness the blue-footed booby’s elaborate courtship dance, where males showcase their bright blue feet to attract mates. The island is also a prime spot for observing the magnificent frigate bird’s striking red throat pouch during courtship displays. Additionally, you’ll encounter vibrant land iguanas and playful sea lions, making it a truly memorable wildlife experience.
Cousin’s Rock is a top dive site featuring a stunning wall, black corals and abundant marine life. Expect to see frogfish, seahorses, scorpionfish, octopuses, and large schools of barracuda. Sea lions often accompany divers during safety stops. The site offers minimal current.
Spend the next 3 days diving (up to 4 dives per day plus a night dive) the legendary islands of Wolf and Darwin. Wolf and Darwin Islands are renowned as some of the best dive sites in the world.
Darwin Island, particularly The Pillars (former Arch), offers unparalleled diving with schooling hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks and large pods of dolphins. From June to November, whale sharks are frequently spotted. The site also features thick schools of skipjack and yellowfin tuna, bigeye jacks, mobula rays and occasional tiger sharks, marlin and killer whales. Warm water temperatures and a variety of tropical fish enhance the experience.
Wolf Island, another top dive location, is known for its abundant shark sightings, including schooling hammerheads and aggregations of Galapagos sharks. Whale sharks are occasionally seen, along with dolphins, large schools of tuna, spotted eagle rays and sea turtles. These waters attract Indo-Pacific species, and night dives reveal unique creatures like the red-lipped batfish. The steep, vertical cliffs of these islands mean no shore excursions are possible, reinforcing their exclusivity and remote allure.
Cape Douglas on Fernandina Island offers a unique and thrilling diving experience, renowned for its remarkable marine iguana encounters. This dive site features a rugged underwater landscape with volcanic formations and a rich marine ecosystem.
Punta Vicente Roca on Isabela Island, the coldest yet rapidly growing favorite dive site features a steep, deep vertical wall adorned with soft corals, sponges and endemic black corals. Divers will find a fascinating array of macro invertebrates, including Spanish lobster, shrimp and nudibranchs, as well as bullhead sharks and red-lipped batfish. Mola Mola (oceanic sunfish) are the primary megafauna for sightings. The wall also boasts a vibrant display of anemones and other macro invertebrates.
After your dive, the panga ride offers excellent photo opportunities with penguins, flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, sea lions and blue footed boobies.
Start your day with a full breakfast, followed by a dive at Pinzon Island. After lunch and relaxation, take a land visit to the Highlands of Santa Cruz, where you’ll encounter giant tortoises. Enjoy some free time in town before heading back to the ship.
Divers can expect to see various shark species, sea lions, mantas and eagle rays at Pinzon. The site is also home to moray eels and a vibrant mix of tropical fish, including yellow-tailed surgeonfish, king angelfish, Moorish idols, steel pompano, snappers, grunts, creole fish and barracuda.
Disembarkation is at 8:30am. You’ll have the option to visit the Interpretation Center and then go to UMAMI, a local restaurant where you’ll be offered a snack and a comfortable space to wait before heading to the airport.
Included
Nitrox; cabin accommodation on board; all meals, snacks and beverages, including open bar policy featuring beers, wines and spirits; one 80 cu ft/12 liter tank, weights and weight belt; up to 4 dives per day on 5.5 days; 3 guided shore excursions; service of Dive Guides; transfers in the islands; personalized check-in at airports in Quito and Guayaquil (on regular flights only); WiFi.
Exclusions
International airfare; hotel accommodation in Ecuador; airfare from mainland Ecuador; Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee (US $200 cash per adult and $100 for children under 12 years old); INGALA Transit Card or TCT (US $20 per person); gratuities to guides and crew; purchases from bar of premium brands not included in the open bar; items of a personal nature; travel insurance (strongly recommended), dive insurance (required) and insurance of any kind; hyperbaric chamber fee ($35); rental gear; fuel surcharge ($150).
Payment & Cancellation
In order to confirm this trip, a deposit of $1,000 is required per person at time of booking. The balance of the trip price is due 90 days before the departure date. Special holiday payment and cancelation terms may apply. Guests who must cancel their trip for any reason must do so in writing. Standard cancellations are subject to the following per-person penalties, based on number of days prior to departure:
Up to 90 days – 50% of deposit
89 to 60 days – 100% of deposit
59 to 0 days – 100% of total trip cost
Terms & Conditions
This trip is subject to AdventureSmith Explorations Terms and Conditions. Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. A Traveler Information Form, which includes a release of liability, must be completed and signed by all travelers. Your Adventure Specialist will send you a unique link to complete this form along with a packing list and extensive pre-departure and travel insurance information upon booking confirmation.
Arrival & Departure
Most flights to the Galapagos will depart Quito or Guayaquil between 6:00am and 11:00am on Day 1 and return between 2:00pm and 6:00pm on the final day. We highly recommend travelers arrive to Ecuador two days prior to their Galapagos cruise. If you would like assistance with international flights, please visit our Booking Flights resource page. Note: Your passport must be valid 6 months after your Ecuador trip concludes.
Internal Flights
Flights from mainland Ecuador (Quito or Guayaquil) to the Galapagos are not included in the cruise price, but are arranged for you by AdventureSmith Explorations through your ship. Your Adventure Specialist will book these flights for you on the scheduled Galapagos flight for your particular departure. Airfares vary by departure; your Adventure Specialist will detail these for you in their proposal and on your invoice. On flights from mainland Ecuador to the Galapagos Islands, baggage weight limits are currently 50 pounds for checked items, and 17 pounds for carry-on plus a small personal item. Subject to change.
Activities
There are numerous opportunities to dive during the 8-day Galapagos Sky Liveaboard Dive Cruise (plan for 3-4 dives per day for 5.5 days, or approximately 17-19 total advanced dives). For the 3 land-based visits, trip members will walk or hike from the landing point to specific areas for wildlife observation.
Room Configuration
Single travelers wishing to book a double-occupancy cabin may do so at a 65%(Deluxe Cabin), 85%(Master Cabin, standard season of Nov-Jun) or 100%(Master Cabin, high season of Jul-Oct) supplement of the per-person listed rate in select cabins upon availability. In addition to listed single cabin rates, select double-occupancy cabins may be available at the standard per-person rate for travelers willing to share with the same gender. Shares that remain unmatched prior to departure are subject to pay the single rate. However, note that Master cabins cannot be booked as a share if Deluxe space is available, in high season or if the Master cabin is the only cabin remaining for a departure.
Families & Children
As the dive itinerary does not offer dives under 40ft, divers must be at least 15 years old with proper training and experience. There is do child discount for dive departures.
Travel Insurance
Protect your travel investment with insurance. Our partners at Travelex Insurance offer a variety of plans and policies to fit every trip and budget. For best value and coverage for pre-existing medical conditions, consider purchasing a policy at time of booking. Learn more about travel insurance or get a free quote.
Galapagos Sky does also require diving accident insurance such as coverage provided by Divers Alert Network (DAN).
We strongly recommend that you travel to Galapagos Province with travel insurance that contains medical coverage. Be certain to bring your insurance plan ID documents with you when you travel.
Itinerary Notes
Use the itinerary as a guide only. Itineraries may be altered due to weather, wildlife, national park regulation or at the captain’s discretion. Due to the active nature of volcanoes in the Western Galapagos, alternate excursions may be offered. The ability to be flexible makes this type of small ship cruising unique.
Dive Requirements & Conditions
Please note that diving in the Galápagos is advanced due to strong currents, varying visibility and cold water. Temperatures range from low 60’s to upper 70’s in different areas of the itinerary and seasons. Depths can be 65-100 feet. Divers must be comfortable in these conditions, as well as have very good buoyancy and be able to do negative (sometimes rapid) back-roll entries/descents from small boats. Requirements include 50-100 open water dives, experience in currents, ability to remove gear in water and ability to get into small boats in choppy seas. Nitrox certification prior to the cruise is highly recommended. Recent dive experience required. PADI and DAN both recommend a refresher course for divers who have been out of the water for 6 months or longer. Contact AdventureSmith for additional details and pre-requisites for participating in a Galapagos Sky Liveaboard Dive Cruise.
11-Day Deep Blue Itinerary
San CristobalSan Cristobal
Each 11-day cruise operates round-trip from San Cristobal and offers approximately 28 advanced dives and 3 land excursions. Visit Lobos, North Seymour, Wolf, Darwin, Isabela, Pinzon and Santa Cruz islands.
Divers arriving on the day of departure will be greeted at the airport and escorted to the Galapagos Sky by your crew. For guests already on San Cristóbal or Santa Cruz, specific instructions for meeting the crew will be included with your voucher and pre-departure information.
Upon boarding, dive bags will be delivered to the dive deck and personal luggage will be taken to your cabin. You will receive a welcome briefing that includes an overview of the onboard facilities, Galapagos National Park regulations, and a personal interview with the dive masters. Following this, conduct a mandatory safety drill. After lunch, set sail for Isla Lobos for your check-out dive.
Start your day with a full breakfast, followed by a land visit to North Seymour. After lunch, enjoy some relaxation time and dive briefings before heading out for Dive 2 and Dive 3 at Cousin’s Rock.
Explore North Seymour Island, renowned for its iconic blue-footed boobies and magnificent frigate birds. Visitors frequently witness the blue-footed booby’s elaborate courtship dance, where males showcase their bright blue feet to attract mates. The island is also a prime spot for observing the magnificent frigate bird’s striking red throat pouch during courtship displays. Additionally, you’ll encounter vibrant land iguanas and playful sea lions, making it a truly memorable wildlife experience.
Cousin’s Rock is a top dive site featuring a stunning wall, black corals and abundant marine life. Expect to see frogfish, seahorses, scorpionfish, octopuses, and large schools of barracuda. Sea lions often accompany divers during safety stops. The site offers minimal current.
Spend the next 5 days diving (up to 4 dives per day plus a night dive) the legendary islands of Wolf and Darwin. Wolf and Darwin Islands are renowned as some of the best dive sites in the world.
Darwin Island, particularly The Pillars (former Arch), offers unparalleled diving with schooling hammerhead sharks, Galapagos sharks and large pods of dolphins. From June to November, whale sharks are frequently spotted. The site also features thick schools of skipjack and yellowfin tuna, bigeye jacks, mobula rays and occasional tiger sharks, marlin and killer whales. Warm water temperatures and a variety of tropical fish enhance the experience.
Wolf Island, another top dive location, is known for its abundant shark sightings, including schooling hammerheads and aggregations of Galapagos sharks. Whale sharks are occasionally seen, along with dolphins, large schools of tuna, spotted eagle rays and sea turtles. These waters attract Indo-Pacific species, and night dives reveal unique creatures like the red-lipped batfish. The steep, vertical cliffs of these islands mean no shore excursions are possible, reinforcing their exclusivity and remote allure.
Cape Douglas on Fernandina Island offers a unique and thrilling diving experience, renowned for its remarkable marine iguana encounters. This dive site features a rugged underwater landscape with volcanic formations and a rich marine ecosystem.
Punta Vicente Roca on Isabela Island, the coldest yet rapidly growing favorite dive site features a steep, deep vertical wall adorned with soft corals, sponges and endemic black corals. Divers will find a fascinating array of macro invertebrates, including Spanish lobster, shrimp and nudibranchs, as well as bullhead sharks and red-lipped batfish. Mola Mola (oceanic sunfish) are the primary megafauna for sightings. The wall also boasts a vibrant display of anemones and other macro invertebrates.
After your dive, the panga ride offers excellent photo opportunities with penguins, flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, sea lions and blue footed boobies.
Located northeast of Isabela Island, Cape Marshall features volcanic seabeds and is a wonderful place for scuba lovers. It has moderate currents, with average depths of 60 feet and visibility often exceeding 40 feet. This site is perfect for spotting giant manta rays, hammerhead sharks, whitetip sharks and schools of rays, barracudas, sea turtles, sea lions, tuna and other pelagic fish, as well as remnants of black coral with seahorses, salemas and many more schools of fish.
Located in the southeastern part of Isabela Island, Roca Blanca is a little-visited and pristine site. Here, you can encounter giant manta rays, sea lions, various types of fish and rays, white-tip and hammerhead sharks, sea turtles and a stunning topography featuring a wall rich in life and black coral.
Start your day with a full breakfast, followed by a dive at Pinzon Island. After lunch and relaxation, take a land visit to the Highlands of Santa Cruz, where you’ll encounter giant tortoises. Enjoy some free time in town before heading back to the ship.
Divers can expect to see various shark species, sea lions, mantas and eagle rays at Pinzon. The site is also home to moray eels and a vibrant mix of tropical fish, including yellow-tailed surgeonfish, king angelfish, Moorish idols, steel pompano, snappers, grunts, creole fish and barracuda.
Disembarkation is at 8:30am. You’ll have the option to visit the Interpretation Center and then go to UMAMI, a local restaurant where you’ll be offered a snack and a comfortable space to wait before heading to the airport. If you disembark in Baltra, you’ll be taken directly to the airport after breakfast at 8:30am.
Included
Nitrox; cabin accommodation on board; all meals, snacks and beverages, including open bar policy featuring beers, wines and spirits; one 80 cu ft/12 liter tank, weights and weight belt; up to 4 dives per day on 5.5 days; 3 guided shore excursions; service of Dive Guides; transfers in the islands; personalized check-in at airports in Quito and Guayaquil (on regular flights only); WiFi.
Exclusions
International airfare; hotel accommodation in Ecuador; airfare from mainland Ecuador; Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee (US $200 cash per adult and $100 for children under 12 years old); INGALA Transit Card or TCT (US $20 per person); gratuities to guides and crew; purchases from bar of premium brands not included in the open bar; items of a personal nature; travel insurance (strongly recommended), dive insurance (required) and insurance of any kind; hyperbaric chamber fee ($35); rental gear; fuel surcharge ($150).
Payment & Cancellation
In order to confirm this trip, a deposit of $1,000 is required per person at time of booking. The balance of the trip price is due 90 days before the departure date. Special holiday payment and cancelation terms may apply. Guests who must cancel their trip for any reason must do so in writing. Standard cancellations are subject to the following per-person penalties, based on number of days prior to departure:
Up to 90 days – 50% of deposit
89 to 60 days – 100% of deposit
59 to 0 days – 100% of total trip cost
Terms & Conditions
This trip is subject to AdventureSmith Explorations Terms and Conditions. Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. A Traveler Information Form, which includes a release of liability, must be completed and signed by all travelers. Your Adventure Specialist will send you a unique link to complete this form along with a packing list and extensive pre-departure and travel insurance information upon booking confirmation.
Arrival & Departure
Most flights to the Galapagos will depart Quito or Guayaquil between 6:00am and 11:00am on Day 1 and return between 2:00pm and 6:00pm on the final day. We highly recommend travelers arrive to Ecuador two days prior to their Galapagos cruise. If you would like assistance with international flights, please visit our Booking Flights resource page. Note: Your passport must be valid 6 months after your Ecuador trip concludes.
Internal Flights
Flights from mainland Ecuador (Quito or Guayaquil) to the Galapagos are not included in the cruise price, but are arranged for you by AdventureSmith Explorations through your ship. Your Adventure Specialist will book these flights for you on the scheduled Galapagos flight for your particular departure. Airfares vary by departure; your Adventure Specialist will detail these for you in their proposal and on your invoice. On flights from mainland Ecuador to the Galapagos Islands, baggage weight limits are currently 50 pounds for checked items, and 17 pounds for carry-on plus a small personal item. Subject to change.
Activities
There are numerous opportunities to dive during the 11-day Galapagos Sky Liveaboard Dive Cruise (plan for up to 28 total dives). For the 3 land-based visits, trip members will walk or hike from the landing point to specific areas for wildlife observation.
Room Configuration
Single travelers wishing to book a double-occupancy cabin may do so at a 65%(Deluxe Cabin), 85%(Master Cabin, standard season of Nov-Jun) or 100%(Master Cabin, high season of Jul-Oct) supplement of the per-person listed rate in select cabins upon availability. In addition to listed single cabin rates, select double-occupancy cabins may be available at the standard per-person rate for travelers willing to share with the same gender. Shares that remain unmatched prior to departure are subject to pay the single rate. However, note that Master cabins cannot be booked as a share if Deluxe space is available, in high season or if the Master cabin is the only cabin remaining for a departure.
Families & Children
As the dive itinerary does not offer dives under 40ft, divers must be at least 15 years old with proper training and experience. There is do child discount for dive departures.
Travel Insurance
Protect your travel investment with insurance. Our partners at Travelex Insurance offer a variety of plans and policies to fit every trip and budget. For best value and coverage for pre-existing medical conditions, consider purchasing a policy at time of booking. Learn more about travel insurance or get a free quote.
Galapagos Sky does also require diving accident insurance such as coverage provided by Divers Alert Network (DAN).
We strongly recommend that you travel to Galapagos Province with travel insurance that contains medical coverage. Be certain to bring your insurance plan ID documents with you when you travel.
Itinerary Notes
Use the itinerary as a guide only. Itineraries may be altered due to weather, wildlife, national park regulation or at the captain’s discretion. Due to the active nature of volcanoes in the Western Galapagos, alternate excursions may be offered. The ability to be flexible makes this type of small ship cruising unique.
Dive Requirements & Conditions
Please note that diving in the Galápagos is advanced due to strong currents, varying visibility and cold water. Temperatures range from low 60’s to upper 70’s in different areas of the itinerary and seasons. Depths can be 65-100 feet. Divers must be comfortable in these conditions, as well as have very good buoyancy and be able to do negative (sometimes rapid) back-roll entries/descents from small boats. Requirements include 50-100 open water dives, experience in currents, ability to remove gear in water and ability to get into small boats in choppy seas. Nitrox certification prior to the cruise is highly recommended. Recent dive experience required. PADI and DAN both recommend a refresher course for divers who have been out of the water for 6 months or longer. Contact AdventureSmith for additional details and pre-requisites for participating in a Galapagos Sky Liveaboard Dive Cruise.
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M/V Galapagos Sky is a liveaboard vessel offering a dedicated dive itinerary for up to 16 guests per departure. Her classic warm wood interiors, charming indoor and outdoor lounges, and spacious dive deck make for an upscale dive experience in the Galapagos' world-renowned waters.
Galapagos Sky Review
AdventureSmith Explorations’ Galapagos Sky review includes a detailed description of the small ship including deck plans and a photo gallery. Our small ship cruise experts have been aboard nearly every first-class Galapagos cruise ship. Please read our Galapagos Sky dive boat review below then contact our small ship cruise experts to compare the M/V Galapagos Sky with other small cruise ships and yachts offering Galapagos diving and private Galapagos yacht charters.
Choose the Galapagos Sky for a dive boat that doesn't sacrifice the onboard experience. Her comfortable cabins, stylish common areas, thoughtful dive deck and conscientious crew combine for a memorable experience both in and out of the water.
Onboard Facilities
The Galapagos Sky onboard experience rivals that of the underwater experience. Guests can appreciate comfortable spaces, classic decor and classy amenities, plus a logo'd boutique for memorabilia to bring home.
Dining, Bars & Lounge
A booth-style, open seating arrangement with wall-to-wall picture windows complements the gourmet international and Ecuadorian meals on offer. Daily menus are prepared by culinary-school-trained chefs and feature locally sourced, organic ingredients from vetted sustainable providers. Depending on the schedule, breakfast may be served continental-style and then a full meal following the day's first dive. Breakfast and lunch are served buffet-style while dinner is a sumptuous plated affair.
All house wine, beer, soft drinks, juices, coffee and tea are included—as are drinks from the fully stocked bar (premium liquors available for purchase). Snacks are provided throughout the day, with chips, crackers and cookies available at the bar. Vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, seafood-free, kosher, dairy-free and other dietary preferences can be accommodated with advance notice.
An enclosed lounge towards the bow of the ship features a plush wraparound couch ready to host the full passenger complement for educational talks and briefings, or to simply relax in a comfortable enclosed space. The interior lounge is equipped with two flat-screen TVs and a library of videos and books. The Sundeck at the aft of the ship offers even more lounge seating and a second bar—a fine space to compare notes from the day's dives and catch the fast-moving equatorial sunset.
Dive Deck
At the rear of the middle deck sits a covered, roomy space lined by metal benches and dive tanks—the Dive Deck. This outdoor space sees the most activity on the ship, with multiple dives planned each day. As such, the Dive Deck is designed with efficiency and thoughtful storage in mind. Some 220/AC electrical outlets are ready to charge equipment as needed, and a camera table offers an intuitive space for your digital accessories. Also on the Dive Deck are hot showers, a bathroom, separate rinse bins for wetsuits and separate rinse bins for cameras. Each dive station offers a storage bin under the seat. Heated Dive Deck towels are labeled with numbers to coordinate with the diver’s seat location.
Activities & Expeditions
This liveaboard ship in Galapagos is focused on up to 4 dives per day, but also incorporates stops at a few key visitor sites in the national park. Available onboard dive gear includes: Nitrox, weights, weight belts, standard aluminum tanks and select safety equipment. Available rental gear on board includes: BCD, regulator, 7mm wetsuit, mask, snorkel, fins, booties and a tank upgrade.
Crew & Guides
The experienced crew members aboard M/V Galapagos Sky are ready to help with getting gear on and off, rinsing masks, hanging wetsuits and more. Of the 11-member crew, two are expert naturalist guides and dive masters, to ensure a stellar ratio of 1 guide per 8 guests.
Cabins & Galapagos Sky Deck Plan
All of the 4 lower-deck Deluxe and 4 upper-deck Master cabins come equipped with linens, waffle robes, towels, storage closet and a safe. Each private en suite bathroom has a shower and is stocked with a hair dryer, and environmentally friendly soap, shampoo and conditioner. Electrical outlets are 110/AC 60-cycle Type B ports for two-pronged devices from North and Central America. Cabins are cleaned twice daily with available morning beverage room service, and evening turndown service is provided nightly.
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