Type:  Power Motor Catamaran

Capacity:  16 passengers

Length:  113 feet / 34 meters

Beam:  43 feet / 13 meters

Draft:  4 feet / 1 metre

Gross Tonnage:  170 tons

Max Speed:  15 knots

Main Engines:  Cumins / 405 HP

Electricity:  110 volts AC / 60 Hz

Exterior:  GFRP (fiber reinforced polymer)

Zodiacs:  2

Guest Accommodation:  9 double or twin cabins (including 1 single), all with en suite facilities, private balcony, climate controls, hairdryer, sofa beds, safety deposit box & ample storage space

Crew:  Captain, Bilingual Galapagos National Park Naturalist Guide, Quality Control Manager, 8 other crew (First Mate, Chef, Sous Chef, Engineer, Assistant Engineer, Sailor, Barman, Housekeeper)

Life Rafts:  2 x 20-man life craft

Construction:  2012

Safety & Navigation:  All equipment meets or exceeds the international SOLAS standard:
- Navtex
- 2 GPS
- Depth Sounder
- 2 naval radars
- Fire detection and prevention systems etc

 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 - Cormorant - Ocean Spray - 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

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