— Vessel —
The Archipelago, Intimately Yours
— 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 —
8 cabins divided into 6 standard cabins on the main deck and 2 suites on the upper deck with ocean view, private bathroom, air conditioning, and first-class amenities.
Ocean-view: Spacious cabins with ocean view.
Ample spaces: Indoor and outdoor relaxation spaces.
Selected itineraries: Carefully designed itineraries to enjoy the islands.

— Suite № 01 —
— Suite № 02 —


— Suite № 03 —
— Itineraries & Dates —
Begin your Galapagos morning with a hearty breakfast and a crisp, naturalist briefing, then step ashore for a landing timed to prime wildlife activity and soft, photo-friendly light. Midday brings chef-prepared lunches, a quick rinse, and a sun-deck pause, always with a camera-worthy moment nearby. Afternoons unfold with snorkeling over volcanic reefs, kayaking in calm coves (on many departures), or a geology-rich beach walk. As evening settles, chase golden-hour silhouettes, trade stories in the lounge, and look up, constellations bright enough to make you forget your phone.
All months — departures available
Route A
Choose from 4-, 5-, 8-, or 15-day Galapagos itineraries. Most departures keep a relaxed rhythm of two guided outings per day, balanced with intentional downtime aboard to recharge and enjoy the views.
— Services & Experiences —
From tide-pool micro-worlds to booby courtship displays, your guide tunes each stop to the day’s conditions and the group’s interests.
Snorkels and paddles are often timed for calmer windows, clearer views, relaxed wildlife, better photos.
Menus spotlight local ingredients, Pacific fish, Andean coffee, tropical fruit, while accommodating vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free needs with advance notice.
Open bow and upper decks, small groups, and unhurried landings, ideal for Galapagos wildlife photography at sunrise and dusk.
— Fare Inclusions —
— Good to Know —
Wet & Dry Landings
Plan for both, closed-toe trail shoes for lava paths; strap-on sandals or water shoes for wet beach entries.
Garúa Season Savvy
From roughly Jun–Nov, carry a light shell for cool mist and breezes; the nutrient-rich waters make marine life superb.
Pack Light, Pack Smart
Soft-sided luggage stows easiest. A quick-dry towel and a compact dry bag simplify post-snorkel transitions.
Refill & Reuse
Bring a reusable bottle, the yacht provides filtered water stations to reduce single-use plastics.
— FAQ —
Anahi pairs catamaran stability with a genuinely intimate vibe, small groups, short onboard distances, and guides who personalize each landing.
Yes, the shaded upper deck and lounge corners are perfect between outings. Many guests treat Anahi like a floating retreat between adventures.
The Galapagos rewards flexibility. Wildlife, tides, and park guidelines can shift the order of visits, these adjustments often create the trip’s best surprises.
Definitely. A charter lets families or friends tailor pace, mealtimes, and interests (birding, photography, kid-friendly walks) within park rules.
Short cruises typically skip laundry. A small sink-wash kit and quick-dry fabrics keep packing light and easy.
Day 1 includes a clear Zodiac & safety orientation. Before each activity, guides cover entry/exit, trail etiquette, and wildlife distance so you can relax and enjoy.
A travel designer will respond within twenty-four hours with curated suite options, departure dates, and pre / post-cruise extensions.