— Vessel —
Let the Islands Come to You
— The Ship —
Crafted for the Galapagos, this 16-guest luxury yacht blends elegant interiors with a nimble expedition platform.
Small groups and Galapagos National Park–licensed naturalist guides keep every outing personal, with Zodiac coastlines, lava-field walks, and close (respectful) views of blue-footed boobies, marine iguanas, and sea turtles.
On board, the feel is boutique and unhurried: airy cabins, sun-kissed deck spaces, and a crew that anticipates the little things. If you are seeking a small-ship Galapagos cruise with genuine comfort and front-row wildlife access, without the crowds, Tribute delivers.
— Suites & Layout —
20 guests on board with 10 cabins, 8 staterooms, and 2 suites located on the Upper-deck to add extra space and the best angles for sunrise; interconnecting staterooms make family logistics simple.
Private balconies in every cabin: Step out to ocean air and island horizons between adventures, all staterooms and suites include a private balcony for your own front-row view.
Modern build, smoother passages: A 2018 launch with a sleek ~49 m length / ~10 m beam hull delivers a calm, contemporary ride across the archipelago.
Two naturalist guides, twice the flexibility: Split into smaller groups ashore and afloat for tailored pacing, deeper interpretation, and more time with wildlife.
Decks designed for down time: Linger over alfresco dinners, relax in roomy lounges and the solarium.
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— Suite № 02 —
— Suite № 03 —
— Itineraries & Dates —
On Infinity, the best moments are the unscripted ones. The guide whispers “look left” and suddenly everyone’s silent as a ray lifts from the sand; an hour later you are back on deck wrapped in a towel with a glass of natural juice. Afternoons might be a shelly beach walk or a drift snorkel over gardens of blue parrotfish.
Evenings trade formality for warmth: a concise briefing, al-fresco dinner, and the kind of conversation that only happens when there are twenty names to learn and time to learn them. When you call it a night, your balcony cabin is steps away, cool, quiet, and still smelling faintly of salt and sunscreen.
All months — departures available
— Services & Experiences —
Split into smaller outing groups, great for different energy levels and interests on each landing.
Snorkel gear and wetsuits on board; kayaks/paddleboards offered on many sailings when conditions and permits allow.
Fresh fish, citrus and herbs, simple plates done well, plus vegetarian/vegan/gluten-free handled with care.
Terrace shade at noon, solarium breeze at dusk, indoor lounge for swapping tomorrow’s photo ideas.
2018 hull, modern navigation, efficient power management—quiet, steady, and sized exactly right for a small-ship Galapagos cruise.
— Fare Inclusions —
— Good to Know —
Pack light, rinse often
Quick-dry fabrics, reef-safe sunscreen, sun hat, and a soft daypack that fits fins and a bottle.
Motion strategy
Infinity’s wide beam keeps things comfortable; motion-sensitive travelers usually prefer main-deck cabins and starting remedies the night before.
Families fare well
Ask for interconnecting upper-deck rooms to keep everyone close without sharing a bathroom.
Wi-Fi reality check
Internet is available on many departures, but inside the Marine Reserve it is part-time at best, lean into the offline glow.
Camera tip
— FAQ —
They do, every stateroom and suite includes a private balcony plus large windows and independent A/C.
Two Galapagos National Park–certified naturalist guides, so groups stay small and the day stays flexible.
Plan your Infinity journey.
A travel designer will respond within twenty-four hours with curated suite options, departure dates, and pre / post-cruise extensions.
