— Vessel —
First‑Class Comfort, Light Footprint
— The Ship —
Designed for travelers who value space, stability, and style, the M/C Treasure of Galapagos blends first-class comforts with the intimacy of a private yacht. With just 16 guests across nine cabins, you will explore the islands in small groups, linger longer with wildlife, and return to a calm catamaran where the crew knows your name and your coffee order.
Every cabin features a private balcony, air-conditioning, and panoramic windows—perfect for sunrise seabirds or a quiet nightcap under the equatorial sky. Daily outings with a Galapagos National Park–certified naturalist bring you face-to-face with blue-footed boobies, marine iguanas, sea turtles, and, if you are lucky, Galápagos penguins. Between adventures, the jacuzzi sun deck and shaded terrace set the tone for golden-hour decompressing.
This is small-ship Galapagos cruising done right: immersive days, effortless comfort, and a light footprint.

— Suites & Layout —
16 guests capacity with 9 cabins in total (1 Master Suite + 8 Balcony Staterooms)
True small-ship comfort
All-balcony cabins
First-class catamaran stability, wide twin-hull design for smoother inter-island sailing.
Active & flexible with guided hikes, snorkeling, Zodiac coastal rides; kayaks on select departures.
Exclusive cuisine
Ample social areas & decks

— Suite № 01 —
— Suite № 02 —


— Suite № 03 —
— Itineraries & Dates —
Mornings start with fresh fruit and coffee on deck as the islands wake around you. After a guided Zodiac landing and a snorkel with playful sea lions, you will return to warm towels and a relaxed, chef-prepared lunch. Afternoons might bring a coastal ride along lava shores or a gentle beach walk, kayaks are available on select departures for calm-water exploring.
Evenings are unhurried and social: your naturalist guide shares a short, engaging briefing, then dinner showcases Ecuadorian ingredients (with easy vegetarian/vegan/gluten-free options). Cap the night in the jacuzzi or on your private balcony, where starlight feels close enough to touch. With only 16 guests, service is personal, conversation flows, and the yacht feels like home.
All months — departures available
Route A
Operates 5 and 7 day loops covering central, eastern, and western highlights. Routes may include icons like Bartolomé, Española, Genovesa, Santiago, Isabela and Fernandina, depending on the week and Park directives. Offers back-to-back weeks to maximize species variety across different regions.
— Services & Experiences —
Small groups, flexible pacing, plenty of time for photography
Routes allow sightseeing to iconic species
Low-impact practices that respect the National Park’s guidelines
— Fare Inclusions —
— Good to Know —
Pack for the sun & sea
Breathable layers, reef-safe sunscreen, hat, and a light windbreaker.
Footwear
Sturdy walking shoes for trails + sandals for the deck/beach.
Motion tips
Choose a main-deck cabin if you are sensitive.
Family-friendly
The Master Suite suits parents + one child; the yacht’s scale keeps logistics easy.
Connectivity mindset
Signal is spotty in the Park, embrace the digital detox and upload later.
— FAQ —
Yes. Every cabin has a private balcony, so fresh sea air and ocean views are part of daily life.
Gladly. Please tell us in advance your preferences: vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free travelers are well cared for.
Wildlife is excellent year-round. Warmer seas (Dec–May) favor snorkeling in lighter wetsuits; cooler seas (Jun–Nov) bring nutrient-rich waters and dynamic marine life.
Connectivity is limited and varies by voyage. Plan to disconnect in the Park and sync up on the mainland.
A travel designer will respond within twenty-four hours with curated suite options, departure dates, and pre / post-cruise extensions.