M/Y Odyssey is a beautifully designed luxury motor yacht, specifically crafted to ensure maximum levels of comfort and minimal environmental impacts. Odyssey provides all the comforts and facilities of a hotel, yet offers ever changing and fascinating views from its panoramic windows.
She offers accommodation for up to 16 guests in 8 spacious and tastefully decorated cabins. All main deck and upper deck cabins are approximately 20 square metres in size. All cabins are well equipped with air conditioning, small desk, sofa, mini-bar, wardrobe and en suite bathroom facilities.
Guests can enjoy meals served with fresh local ingredients in the dining room or al fresco dining area.
Social areas include spacious outside deck areas with sun loungers, a Jacuzzi, bar and TV and DVD facilities.
Technical Specifications
| Registered Vessel Name: |
M/Y Galapagos Odyssey (Registered name: M/Y Gran Natalia) |
| Type & Class: |
Motor Yacht / First Class |
| Construction Year: |
Guayaquil, 2007 / 2008; last maintenance: 2016 |
| Capacity: |
16 Passengers + 10 staff / crew members |
| Length & Beam: |
Length: 41 metres / 134 ft | Beam: 8 metres / 26 ft |
| Naturalist Guide: |
1 National Park-certified multilingual naturalist guide |
| Crew: |
10 experienced, trained and IMO-certifies crew members (international Marine Organization): captain, cruise manager, 2 pilots, 2 sailors, machinist, bartender, chef, kitchen help / housekeeper |
| Social Areas: |
- Sun Deck
Solarium area, shaded relaxing area with whirlpool
- Upper Deck
Shaded terrace & barbecue area
- Main Deck
'Al Fresco' dining area, lounge with small library, bar |
| Cabin Location: |
Total Cabins: 9
Main Deck: 2 Double Cabins / 2 Twin Cabins
Upper Deck: 2 Suites (convertible Triple / Twin / Double) & 2 Twin Cabins
Lower Deck: 1 Single Cabin |
| Machinery: |
2 Cummins 465 HP engines |
| Amenities: |
TV, DVD, laptop, beamer, small library, deck chairs, whirlpool, 8 inflatable tandem kayaks, 2 inflatable dinghies for 8 persons |
| Electricity: |
110 V |
| Cruising Speed: |
10 knots (ca. 18.5 km / h) |
| Wastewater Treatment: |
2 water treatment systems |
Itinerary
Our shortest routes give an excellent impression of this unique 'laboratory of evolution' in case you have little time, or are on a limited budget. However, you must understand that it would be impossible to see all the highlights in just a few days, and you will probably only visit the Galapagos Islands once in your lifetime. Each island is distinctive and well worth a visit, with different landscapes and an ever-changing spectrum of adapted species.
Please note that these itineraries are subject to change without notice due to seasonal changes, last minute weather conditions and the decision of the Galapagos National Park authority.
AM: Flight to San Cristóbal Airport
PM: Cerro Colorado / Puerto Chino Beach
AM: Punta Suarez (Española)
PM: Gardner Bay (Española)
AM: Punta Cormorant / Devil's Crown
PM: Baroness Lookout / Post Office Bay
AM: Barrington Bay (Santa Fe)
PM: South Plaza
AM: North Seymour
PM: Bachas (Santa Cruz)
AM: Mosquera
Tour ends: Transfer to Baltra Airport
AM: Flight to Baltra Airport
PM: Dragon Hill (Santa Cruz)
AM: Rabida
PM: Chinese Hat
AM: Prince Phillip's Steps (Genovesa)
PM: Darwin Bay (Genovesa)
AM: Bartolomé
PM: Sullivan Bay (Santiago)
AM: Highlands (Santa Cruz)
Transfer to Baltra Airport
AM: Flight to Baltra Airport (GPS)
PM: Ch. Darwin Research Station
AM: Whitetip Reef Shark Canal
PM: Tortoise breeding centre
AM: Punta Moreno (Isabela)
PM: Elizabeth Bay (Isabela)
AM: Punta Espinoza (Fernandina)
PM: Tagus Cove (Isabela)
AM: Espumilla Beach / Buccaneer Cove
PM: Puerto Egas (Santiago)
AM: Isla Lobos
Transfer to San Cristóbal Airport
