CategoryFirst Class
Capacity16 passengers
Built2009
Price fromPrice on request

Treasure of the Galapagos has operated since 2010, offering a stable ride and high comfort. Cabins are large with contemporary chocolate or cream decor, floor-to-ceiling windows and a private balcony.

Meals are served at small tables in the dining room, with informal barbecues cooked in front of you on the sun deck. The lounge spans the width of the vessel, and the upper decks have a shaded outdoor lounge, open sunbathing space and a hot tub at the stern.

Cabins & suites

One master suite on the main deck (40sqm) with a queen bed, living room with sofa bed, two balconies and can sleep up to 4. Eight junior suites, four on the main deck and four on the upper deck (20sqm), some with twin beds, all with full-length windows, a private balcony and en-suite bathroom.

Sample itinerary — 6 nights / 7 days

  • Day 1: Fly to Baltra. Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Research Centre
  • Day 2: Santa Cruz: Ballena Bay and Cerro Dragon
  • Day 3: Isabela: Tintoreras and Humedales
  • Day 4: Isabela: Punta Moreno and Urbina Bay
  • Day 5: Fernandina: Punta Espinosa. Isabela: Tagus Cove
  • Day 6: Santiago: Puerto Egas. Rabida
  • Day 7: Santa Cruz: Bachas Beach. Depart Baltra

Technical specifications

Year of construction2009
TypeMotor catamaran
Capacity16 passengers
On boardDining room, lounge, library with TV and DVD player, 2 bars, several deck areas and a jacuzzi; snorkelling equipment carried free of charge, wetsuits can be hired
Maximum speed12 knots
Crew9 crew plus 1 bilingual naturalist guide
Key features
  • Spacious cabins all with private bathroom and balcony
  • Lots of deck space, shaded and open
  • Delicious open-air barbecues
  • Library with TV and DVD player
  • Free use of snorkelling equipment
  • Smooth and stable catamaran
  • Spacious lounge
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