Type:  Cruise ship / Expedition Vessel

Capacity:  16 passengers

Length:  80 feet / 24.25metres

Beam:  6 metres

Engines:  2 Detroit Diesel 6/71 180HP

Generators:  2 Honda generators 110 v

Electricity:  110 volts

Speed:  10/12 knots

Guest Accommodation:  8 double cabins, 4 cabins with 2 single berths on the lower deck, 1 cabin with king size bed on main deck, 3 cabins with bunk beds on upper deck, all air-conditioned

Crew:  Captain, 2 sailors, chef ,mechanic, bartender and naturalist guide

Safety Equipment:  2 motor dinghy for 10 guests each, 1 inflatable life rafts for 10 passengers, life jackets flares and signals, satellite radio beacon EPIRB, fire system

The Beagle - Mary Anne - Cachalote - Amazonia - Samba - Beluga - Galaxy - Princess Grace - Aida Maria - Eden - Evolution - Eclipse - Grand Odyssey - Journey I - Eric - Flamingo - Letty - Odyssey - Athala - Nemo I - Nemo II - Diamante - Alta - Lammer Law - Rachel - La Pinta  - Humboldt Explorer - Parranda - Isabela (Albemarie) - Santa Cruz (Indefatigable) - San Cristobal (Chatham) - Baltra (South Seymour) - North Seymour (Seymour Norte) - Fernandina (Narborough) - Española (Hood) - Genovesa (Tower) - Bartolomé (Bartolemew) - Santiago (San Salvador or James) - Santa María (Floreana or Charles) - Marchena (Blindoe) - Mosquera - Plaza Sur (South Plaza) - Pinta (Abingdon) - Pinzón (Duncan) - Santa Fé (Barrington) - Rabida (Jervis) - Daphne

Galapagos wildlife birdlife birdwatching & natural history holidays - Sail Galapagos islands - expedition cruise vacation holiday - Ecuador responsible travel - Amazon - Andes - Quito - Guayaquil - sky aggressor  -  Dive Snorkel Diving & Snorkelling - kayak westsuit - Latin & South America journey - Specialist Guided Photography holidays workshops - Charles Darwin Research Station - Galapagos Conservation Trust - Rainforest Concern