The Anahi Galapagos Catamaran is a refined first-class sailing option that combines stable navigation, thoughtful design, and engaging wildlife experiences across the Galápagos Islands. Built for comfort and panoramic viewing, this 16-guest motor catamaran blends spacious cabins and well-appointed social areas with seamless indoor-outdoor spaces for scenic cruising and relaxation.
Anahi’s thoughtfully paced itineraries range from intimate 4-day introductions to immersive 8-day journeys, covering southern, central, northern, and western island highlights. While onboard, guests enjoy balanced exploration — from shoreline hikes and snorkeling to ecology briefings — all led by expert bilingual naturalist guides. As a first-class vessel with strong reputation and elevated service, Anahi delivers an exceptional cruise that feels personal and well-organized.
Anahi’s accommodation emphasizes comfort and connection to the seascape. The yacht offers 8 guest cabins — including 6 standard staterooms on the main deck and 2 suites on the upper deck — each outfitted with private bathrooms, air conditioning, and large ocean-view picture windows. Standard cabins measure approximately 14 m² (151 ft²), while the upper deck suites expand to around 18 m² (193 ft²) with enhanced space and comfortable layout options.
All cabins include individual climate controls, ample storage, and flexible bedding arrangements (twin or matrimonial), making them suitable for couples, friends, or families who want a restful retreat after active days exploring the islands.
Anahi is particularly well suited for travelers who value a first class cruising experience with a blend of comfortable onboard living and engaging wildlife adventures. Its stable catamaran design appeals to guests sensitive to motion, and the vessel’s layout with open lounges, shaded deck areas, and a Jacuzzi encourages social interaction and scenic relaxation.
This cruise is a great match for couples, friends, and small groups seeking routes that balance iconic island visits with varied activities like snorkeling, hiking, and panga rides. First-time Galápagos visitors and repeat explorers alike will appreciate the knowledgeable guides and well-paced itineraries.
Guests consistently choose Anahi for its balanced combination of comfort, service, and itinerary variety. The catamaran’s panoramic cabins and large observation windows foster an immersive cruising experience, while the open sundeck and Jacuzzi provide plenty of inviting spaces to soak up island views.
Naturalist-led daily excursions bring each landing to life — whether spotting endemic birds, playful sea lions, or colorful reefs during snorkeling stops. With multiple itinerary options that explore different ecological zones — from southern classic highlights to western volcanic landscapes and northern seabird colonies — Anahi offers flexibility without compromising depth of discovery.
Travelers who want a first class, engaging, and scenic Galápagos voyage with strong interpretive support will find this vessel a consistently compelling choice.
Life aboard Anahi blends exciting daily explorations with relaxed cruising moments. Mornings typically begin with landings led by certified naturalist guides, often timed to coincide with the best wildlife activity. Activities may include guided hikes, panga rides, or snorkeling in clear marine waters.
After returning for meals and rest, midday navigation hours provide the perfect opportunity to enjoy panoramic views from the sundeck or unwind in the onboard Jacuzzi. Afternoon stops offer additional chances for exploration — whether coastal wildlife walks or underwater encounters — before evening briefings that preview the next day’s experiences. Throughout the voyage, the rhythm balances active engagement with scenic leisure, ensuring travelers connect deeply with the archipelago while savoring comfort and companionship.
This comprehensive eight-day itinerary immerses travelers in the western reaches of the archipelago. Experience the volcanic landscapes of Isabela Island (including Sierra Negra Volcano, Elizabeth Bay, Urbina Bay, and Tagus Cove), pristine ecosystems of Fernandina’s Espinoza Point, rugged shores at Santiago and Rábida, iconic volcanic cones of Chinese Hat and Bartolomé, and the wildlife havens of North Seymour before return.
Baltra Island: Arrival in Baltra airport and transfer to the Anahi Galapagos cruise. Briefing on board about the boat and the islands.
Highlands: The highlands are located in the northern part of Santa Cruz Island and can reach elevations up to 1500 mt.
Galapagos Wildlife: Vermilion Flycatcher or one of Darwin’s finches.
Tintoreras Islet and Sierra Negra. Tintoreras is located a short distance from Puerto Villamil in Isabela Island and is the home to a great variety of wildlife.
The Sierra Negra Volcano offers impressive views and the opportunity to observe up to seven species of finches and a rich display of vegetation.
Wildlife you might see today: Sea lions, sea turtles, marine iguanas, rays.
Moreno Point: The Anahi Galapagos cruise tour visits this beautiful rocky shores where is easy to see the Galapagos penguins and other species as bluer herons.
Elizabeth Bay: In this bay, we will have an amazing snorkeling experience, even from the boat we will get to see the schools of fish!
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Rays, flightless cormorants, penguins, pelicans, lava herons.
Urbina Bay: Here we will find sea turtles all over, it is also possible to see rays. Walking through the trail we will meet a beautiful coral reef.
Tagus Cove: In Tagus cove you can see the graffities left by the whalers back in the 1800's. Also is possible to spot a great uplift of coral reef.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Giant tortoises, land iguanas, and flightless cormorants
Espinosa Point: The only visitor point on Fernandina island and the most pristine ecosystem in the whole Galapagos Islands.
Vicente Roca Point: The geological formations of Vicente Roca are perfect nesting spots for blue-footed and nazca boobies.
Wildlife you might see today: Flightless Cormorants, Sally Light-foot Crabs, Galapagos Penguins, sea horses, marine iguanas, sea turtles.
Egas Port: The secondary trail of the island visits the salt deposit. In the shade of the island is common to find fur seals.
Rabida Island: The picturesce red sand and the large colony of marine iguanas make this visit unique.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Fur seal, flamingos, Galapagos hawks.
Sombrero Chino Island: Turquioise water and spatter cones of lava form the perfect scenario to swimg along sharks.
Pinnacle Rock: Pinnacle Rock is the most famous view in the Galapagos Islands, and while snorkeling is possible to see penguins swimming.
Wildlife you might see today: Green Sea Turtle, Galapagos penguins, Spotted Eagle Rays and Black-tipped Sharks.
North Seymour Island: Here you can see the largest colonies of frigate birds in the Galapagos.
Transfer to the airport to catch your flight to Ecuador Mainland this way you will finish your Galapagos Anahi catamaran.
Galapagos Wildlife: Frigate birds, blue-footed boobies, land and marine iguanas.
A varied eight-day route that explores diverse central and eastern ecosystems. Stops include tranquil beaches like Bachas Beach, bird-rich Genovesa Island, dynamic wildlife encounters on South Plaza and Santa Fe, dramatic snorkeling at Pitt Point and Kicker Rock, ecological stops at Española, historical sites on Floreana, and conservation-focused visits on Santa Cruz before concluding the journey.
Baltra Island: Today starts the adventure on board the Anahi Galapagos Cruise. We meet the guide to head to the boat.
Bachas Beach, is a white sand beach with a major nesting spot for sea turtles.
Wildlife you can see today: Flamingos, white-cheeked pintail ducks, and migratory birds
Darwin Bay: The magnificent cliffs can be seen from the bay. Here resides the largest colony of red-footed boobies of the islands.
Prince Phillip's Steps: The lava formations of the island make a perfect nesting spot for red-footed and Nazca boobies. Genovesa is rich in birdlife.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Lava Gulls, Lava Herons, Swallow-tailed Gulls, Great Frigatebirds and Red-footed Boobies
The abundant sesuvium of the island attracts marine and land iguanas. It is possible to also find hybrid iguanas, a mixture of this two kinds.
Santa Fe Island:The trail we walk today leads to the massive Opuntia cacti forest, the highlight of the island.
Wildlife: Red-billed tropicbirds and swallow-tailed gulls, marine iguanas, land iguanas.
Pitt Point: This is the only place where the three species of boobies of the Galapagos can be seen; blue-footed, red-footed, and Nazca boobies.
Kicker Rock: This site provides a dramatic snorkeling, with two tuff cones with a channel in the middle for small boats to navigate.
Isla Lobos: Here resides the largest colony of sea lions of the Galapagos Islands.
Wildlife you might see today: Manta Rays, sea turtles, and sharks, Red-footed, Blue-footed, and Nazca. Storm Petrels.
El Junco Lagoon: The only lagoon with permanent fresh water in the Galapagos. Here frigate birds can be seen bathing.
San Cristobal - Interpretation Center: Here are gathered all the conservation efforts the National Park has been working on.
Wildlife you might see today: White-cheeked Pintail Ducks, Common Gallinules.
Suarez Point: One of the most popular visitor sites in the Galapagos, where can be seen the largest colonies of waved albatrosses.
Gardner Bay: A beautiful beach to snorkel with sea lions. Here we can see the Española Mockingbird.
Wildlife you might see today: Galapagos Hawks, Española Mockingbirds, Waved Albatross, sea lions.
Floreana - Devil's Crown: It is known as one of the best snorkeling sites in the islands, the nutrients in the area attract many wildlife species. Cormorant Point: The green sand beach and the flamingo lagoon are the main attractions in this site.
Post Office Bay: The barrel in post office bay commemorates the old communication system used in the 16th century.
Wildlife you might see today: Tiger Snake Eels, White-tipped Sharks, Eagle Rays, amberjacks, wrasses, Hammerhead Sharks, and sea turtles, boobies, pelicans, and frigate birds.
Charles Darwin Station: The station gathers all the scientific work in the islands, as well as an especial exhibit for Lonesome George.
We finish our adventure in the Anahi Cruise back in Baltra to catch our flight back to Ecuador Mainland
Wildlife you might see today: Giant tortoises and others.
A compelling five-day route that combines white-sand beaches and seabird colonies with marine encounters. Visit Santa Cruz’s Bachas Beach, Darwin Bay and Prince Philip’s Steps on Genovesa, wildlife hotspots on South Plaza Island and Santa Fe, and Pitt Point on San Cristóbal, ending with the Galápagos Tortoise Breeding Center before transfer.
Baltra Island: Arrival at Baltra airport and transfer to the boat. Briefing on board about the Galapagos Anahi catamaran and the islands.
Bachas Beach, is located on the north shore of Santa Cruz which is a swimming beach.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Flamingos, white-cheeked pintail ducks, and migratory birds.
Darwin Bay: A coral beach where a 750 mt. trail takes you through more seabird colonies.
Prince Phillip's Steps: An extraordinary, steep path leads through a seabird colony full of life, up to cliffs that are 25m high.
Wildlife you might see today: Lava Gulls, lava Herons, Swallow-tailed Gulls, Great Frigatebirds and Red-footed Boobies.
South Plaza has one of the largest populations of land iguanas in the Galapagos.
Santa Fe Island: A volcanic uplift that hosts a forest of Opuntia and Palo Santo. Endemic land iguanas are often seen.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Red-billed tropic birds and swallow-tailed gulls, marine iguanas, land iguanas.
Pitt Point: Here there are endemic species such as lava lizards and red-footed boobies.
Kicker Rock: The Island is comprised of two rocks, which jut out of the ocean, and is home to a large colony of seabirds.
Lobos Island: This small island is named after the sea lions that rest and play on its rocky shores.
Galapagos Wildlife you could see today: Manta Rays, sea turtles, and sharks, Red-footed, Blue-footed and Nazca. Storm Petrels.
El Junco Lagoon: Located in the highlands 19 kilometers from Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, here are many farms and ranches in this area of San Cristobal Island.
Transfer to the airport to catch your Ecuador mainland flight.
Wildlife you might see today: White-cheeked Pintail Ducks, Common Gallinules.
This four-day itinerary offers a concise exploration of classic southern and eastern visitor sites. Highlights include interpretation center and hillside views on San Cristóbal, wildlife-rich walks on Española Island, historical stops and snorkeling along Floreana, and a culminating visit to the Charles Darwin Research Station before departure.
San Cristobal Island: Arrival at the airport and transfer to the boat. Briefing onboard about the boat and the islands.
Interpretation Center: A series of interactive exhibits providing information about the history and biodiversity of the Galapagos.
Wildlife you might see today: White-cheeked Pintail Ducks, Common Gallinules.
Suarez Point: It is one of the most outstanding wildlife areas of the archipelago with plenty of wildlife and excellent chances for taking great pictures.
Gardner Bay: This Bay has a magnificent beach with turquoise waters. The bay is home of a large colony of sea lions.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Galapagos Hawks, Española Mockingbirds, Waved Albatross, sea lions.
Cormorant Point: It offers a trail overlooking a saltwater lagoon that is a favorite of flamingos and various other Galapagos tropical birds.
Devil's Crown: Arguably, the best snorkeling site in the islands, Devil's Crown boasts an amazing variety of marine life.
Post Office Bay: A white-sand beach where in the past sailors used to leave and receive their letters in a barrel.
Wildlife you might see today: Tiger Snake Eels, White-tipped Sharks, Eagle Rays, amberjacks, wrasses, Hammerhead Sharks, and sea turtles, boobies, pelicans, and frigate birds.
Charles Darwin Station: An organization that provides scientific assistance to ensure the proper preservation of the Galapagos.
Transfer to the Airport for your flight back to Ecuador mainland and end of your Galapagos cruise tour.
Wildlife you might see today: Giant tortoises and others.
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