Enjoy the Galapagos Islands paradise navigating in a 100 passenger Luxury expedition ship totally converted in December 2001. The M/V Galapagos Legend has all-new passenger accommodations with 1800 sq. mts. of social areas, built with marine certified materials qualifying with Safety of Life at Sea specifications.

The Galápagos Islands, where Charles Darwin developed his famous theory, a land of Legends. The secret is isolation,the advantage of being in the middle of nowhere has allowed animals, fish and plants adapt and change forming new species. Share the Legend where animals do not fear man, see the Giant Tortoises and blue footed boobies, walk inside lava tubes and swim safely among sharks and sea lions.

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Experience the only ship built exclusively for Galapagos Islands cruising. The Santa Cruz is a luxury vessel offering superb service, a highly experienced crew, including on-board naturalists and doctor.

The M/VSanta Cruz is a 222-foot long ship that accommodates 90 passengers. Cabins are on the Main, Upper and Boat Decks and have private washrooms with showers. Quad cabins are also available. There is ample public area and deck space. Amenities include: spacious cocktail lounge, dining room, sunning areas, Jacuzzi and a small boutique. Travelers looking for the stability of a large ship might want to consider the Santa Cruz. Refurbished during dry dock in Fall 2000.

Please note: the M/V Santa Cruz has only one cabin designed for a single traveler. All other cabins are available for sale to a single at the same total price charged for two people in a twin/double room.

Cruise the Galapagos Islands
The most luxurious yacht cruising the Galápagos, the Isabella II, combines elegance and relaxation to help you make the most of your Island experience. The atmosphere aboard is that of a large elegant yacht.

This well-appointed yacht is fully carpeted and air-conditioned. Its convivial bar/lounge is a popular gathering place: drinks are set out there for passengers as they return from natural history excursions in the islands.
The 1083-ton yacht has accommodations for forty passengers in twenty comfortable outside twin cabins, all with private shower and toilet. Spacious cabins have plenty of room for storing belongings. Four cabins have double beds for either single or double occupancy. Its three public decks include a large salon/bar area, ample sun deck, spacious dining room, and a separate reading and game room. The highly trained crew of twenty-seven includes three multilingual naturalist guides, who lead smaller groups for Galapagos island visits.