The EcoGalaxy Galapagos Catamaran delivers a memorable first-class cruising experience in the Galapagos Islands, marrying environmental awareness with comfortable exploration. Designed to minimize ecological impact without compromising comfort, it offers panoramic social spaces, stable sailing, and a welcoming onboard atmosphere that’s ideal for those who want a deeply engaging journey through this unique archipelago.
Onboard EcoGalaxy, guests enjoy thoughtfully planned daily excursions led by expert bilingual naturalist guides, from guided hikes and snorkeling to panga rides through wildlife-rich coves. Multiple itinerary options ensure flexibility for a range of travel styles — whether travelers want a concise 5-day wildlife immersion, or a more extensive 6-day exploration of western and other scenic island highlights.
EcoGalaxy’s accommodations are comfortable and practical, designed around the natural environment of the islands. The yacht features 8 well-appointed cabins — split evenly between the main and upper decks — each with private bathrooms, individual climate control, and large ocean-view windows that let in light and fresh air.
Standard cabins measure approximately 20–22 m² (205–240 ft²) and can be set up with either twin beds or a king bed, as well as with a sofa-bed making them a good option for families with kids, but also accommodating couples, friends, or families, offering flexibility for larger groups or families traveling together. Practical storage, quality linens, and thoughtful layout ensure a restful retreat after active days exploring the Galapagos.
Single supplement 50%
Discount for children under 12 years old 10%
Christmas and New Year surcharge 50%
Single supplement 50%
Discount for children under 12 years old 10%
Christmas and New Year surcharge 50%
EcoGalaxy is ideal for travelers who seek a balanced first-class experience that blends immersive wildlife exploration with comfortable accommodation and a relaxed pace. With its eco-friendly ethos and stable catamaran design, this vessel appeals to nature lovers, families, and friends who value meaningful engagement with wildlife and the environment.
This cruise is especially well suited for those who appreciate both structured daily excursions — such as snorkeling with marine wildlife and guided hikes — and scenic cruising time from the sundeck. First-time visitors and repeat explorers alike will enjoy the varied itineraries that touch on core Galapagos highlights and lesser-visited gems alike.
Travelers often choose EcoGalaxy for its eco-conscious design and personalized service. The catamaran’s sustainable technologies — including water and energy efficiency systems — align with the region’s conservation priorities and appeal to environmentally aware guests who want a reduced footprint while traveling.
Cabin views, inviting lounges, and a panoramic sundeck provide comfortable spaces for relaxation between excursions. Daily activities are designed to be educational and engaging, led by experienced naturalist guides who enrich each island stop with insights into geology, wildlife behavior, and conservation context.
Couples, families, and small groups appreciate the combination of scenic cruising, varied wildlife stops, and approachable onboard amenities that make EcoGalaxy a strong first-class choice in the Galapagos fleet.
Life aboard EcoGalaxy balances structured exploration with easy-going comfort. Most days start with a guided morning landing or snorkeling session timed for ideal wildlife activity or underwater visibility. After returning for meals, the catamaran sails toward its next destination, giving guests time to relax on the sundeck or socialize in shaded outdoor lounges. Between landings, panoramic views and ocean breezes make scenic cruising a highlight in itself.
Afternoon activities can include guided hikes, panga outings through mangroves, or additional snorkeling adventures. Evenings begin with a briefing on the next day’s highlights and transitions into relaxed communal dining, creating a rhythm that feels both enriching and restorative.
This six-day itinerary takes guests into the western marine environments, visiting Isabela and Fernandina with their volcanic landscapes and rich ecosystems, before returning via scenic southern or central sites. It’s ideal for travelers who want more depth and diversity in a single cruise.
Your Galapagos adventure commences today when you are escorted from Baltra Airport to the Galaxy II Galapagos yacht.
Following a welcome and some time to get settled, we will head to the Charles Darwin Station on Santa Cruz Island. Here you will learn about conservation programs in the archipelago and see the giant tortoise breeding program.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoise, land iguana, sea lion, pelican.
This morning you’ll wake up close to Isabela Island and we will first visit Tintoreras, a series of pretty islets that are packed with wildlife.
This afternoon we will head to a giant tortoise breeding center, and the Wall of Tears. The latter has a sad history, and on the trail to the site we may spot tortoises.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoises, marine iguana, Galapagos penguin, blue footed booby, sea lion, turtles.
Isabela Island holds many Galapagos treats, and today we will visit two more on the Galaxy II luxury catamaran. Our first Galapagos visitor site today is to Elizabeth Bay. No landing is allowed here, but we can journey by dinghy to view this important penguin breeding site and the red mangrove cove.
Later, at Urbina Bay we can enjoy a pretty trail, and see coral protruding from the sea, caused by volcanic activity.
Galapagos Wildlife to look out for today: Galapagos penguin, turtles, rays, sharks, flightless cormorant, blue-footed booby.
Our morning visit today is to Espinosa Point on Fernandina Island to see marine iguanas living amid the black lava rocks and exposed coral at this fascinating visitor site.
Later on, at Vincente Roca Point, we take a panga trip which passes by caves and delightful bays to explore intriguing wildlife that we will spot on the route.
Galapagos Species you can see today include: Marine iguana, flightless cormorant, snakes, penguins, sea lions, Sally Lightfoot crab, Galapagos hawk, seahorse, batfish.
At Egas Port on Santiago Island, sea lions laze on the pretty beach, and we can enjoy a trail walk and view mysterious rock shapes.
Later on, the Galapagos Galaxy II boat cruise heads to Rabida Island. This site is sure to dazzle you with its bright red sand beach, its lovely lagoon and pleasant trail walk to spot wildlife.
Galapagos Wildlife to see today: Sea lion, marine iguana, Galapagos fur seal, Sally Lightfoot crab, blue-footed booby, Nazca booby, pintail duck, common stilt.
Today your journey on the Galaxy II ship around the Galapagos archipelago comes to an end. First, we will head to Black Turtle Cove, in the northern area of Santa Cruz. Accessible only by water, we will take panga trip through the pretty mangroves to look out for fascinating wildlife.
Afterwards, we will escort you to Baltra Airport for your return journey back to the Ecuador mainland.
Galapagos Wildlife: Sharks, turtles, rays.
An engaging six-day option that highlights southern visitor sites alongside classic naturalist stops, balancing wildlife-rich landings with snorkeling and cultural points. Expect dramatic coastlines, endemic species habitats, and scenic beauty throughout the route.
You’ll be escorted from Baltra Airport to the Galaxy II lGalapagos uxury yacht today to start your Galapagos trip.
Later on after settling in, we will visit your first Galapagos visitor site of Bachas Beach on Santa Cruz Island. This is a fabulous start to your next few days on the Galaxy II cruise ship. The beach has an interesting history as American barges washed up here after World war II.
Galapagos Wildlife to see: Flamingos, Sally Lightfoot crab, shorebirds.
This morning’s visit is to Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island. Here, the geological history is apparent before our eyes and we can gain a better understanding of the volcanic activity which formed the islands. The vegetation is mostly fascinating lava colonizer plants.
Later we will head to Bartolome Island, perhaps one of the most photographed in the Galapagos archipelago, and with good reason. You’ll want to hike to the viewing point here.
Galapagos Wildlife to see: Sharks, rays, sea lions, Galapagos penguin, turtles.
The Galaxy II motor cruise arrives at Santa Cruz Island today. This morning’s treat is a visit to the Santa Cruz Highlands to enjoy opportunities to spot giant tortoises wandering around in their natural habitat, which is lush and green.
Later, we will visit the Charles Darwin Station to learn more about Galapagos Islands conservation efforts and to view the giant tortoise breeding program here.
Galapagos Wildlife to look for: Giant tortoise, land iguana, sea lion, pelican, finches.
Floreana Island is our next port of call. We will first head to Cormorant Point today to enjoy the intriguing green colored beach with its array of wildlife. This includes pink flamingos in the lagoon beyond the beach.
At Post Office Bay in the afternoon we will see the rum barrel that is used to collect and mail post. You can try it for yourself – pop some postcards in and see if they get home. This system is historical, in use for many years.
Galapagos Wildlife to observe: Sea lion, marine iguana, pelican, frigate birds, flamingos, turtles.
Espanola Island is very popular with guests of the Galapagos Galaxy II. In the morning, at Suarez Point we might see waved albatrosses (April – December) and we will enjoy a lovely trail up onto the cliff top to see the blowhole.
Later we relax at Gardner Bay with the locals – the wildlife that call this place home. The beach is stunning, formed of white sand, and there is good snorkeling too.
Galapagos Wildlife today: Waved albatross, boobies, sea lion, finches, mockingbirds, Galapagos hawk, marine iguana.
At San Cristobal Island our last visit of this Galaxy II Galapagos cruise is to the fascinating Interpretation Center to learn about the history and ecosystems of the Galapagos Islands, and how they are managed today.
Following this we will say goodbye and transport you to the airport on San Cristobal in time for your return flight to Ecuador.
Wildlife to look for today: Pelican, sea lion.
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Type: First class motor catamaran
Construction: 2014 in Guayaquil
Length: 27 m
Beam: 10.50 m
Draft: 1.15 m
Capacity: 16 Passengers
Crew: 9 members + 1 bilingual guide
Cruising speed: 10 – 11 knots
Engines: 2 Cummins marine 350
Water capacity: 2500 gallons.
Diesel capacity: 4000 gallons
Electric power: 11V and 220V
