The Galaxy Stella Galapagos Cruise is a brand-new luxury yacht designed to provide an intimate and personalized way to explore the Galapagos Islands. Launching on July 30th, 2026 and accommodating just 12 guests, the yacht offers attentive service, small-group excursions, and a relaxed onboard atmosphere. Its modern design, comfortable accommodations, and thoughtfully planned itineraries create a boutique cruising experience ideal for travelers seeking exclusivity and comfort.
With six well-appointed cabins, including a spacious master suite, the Galaxy Stella provides generous living space compared to many yachts in its category. Guests can relax in inviting social areas, enjoy the sun deck and jacuzzi, and participate in guided activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, hiking, and paddle boarding. Carefully crafted 4, 5, and 8-day itineraries explore diverse regions of the archipelago, combining iconic wildlife encounters with scenic landscapes for a refined and immersive Galapagos cruise experience.
The Galaxy Stella features six comfortable cabins designed to provide privacy and relaxation throughout the cruise. The highlight of the yacht is the spacious master suite, which offers additional room and enhanced comfort compared to standard cabins. This suite is ideal for couples seeking extra space or travelers celebrating a special occasion.
In addition to the master suite, the yacht offers five double cabins, each equipped with private bathrooms, air conditioning, and modern finishes. The cabins are designed to serve as a comfortable retreat after daily excursions, while large windows allow natural light to brighten the interiors.
With only six cabins in total, the Galaxy Stella maintains an exclusive boutique atmosphere while still delivering the comfort expected from a luxury Galapagos yacht.
The Galaxy Stella is an excellent choice for travelers seeking a small and personalized Galapagos cruise experience. With only 12 passengers onboard, the yacht offers a quiet and relaxed atmosphere that appeals to guests who prefer fewer crowds and attentive service. Couples looking for a boutique luxury experience will appreciate the intimate setting, while small groups and families may find the vessel ideal for private charters.
The yacht is also well suited for travelers who value modern design and comfortable social spaces, as well as those interested in thoughtfully planned itineraries that showcase diverse wildlife and landscapes. Overall, the Galaxy Stella is a strong option for guests looking for a refined and exclusive way to explore the Galapagos Islands.
Travelers choose the Galaxy Stella for its combination of small passenger capacity, modern comfort, and well-designed itineraries. With just 12 guests onboard, the experience feels personal and relaxed, allowing for attentive service and flexible daily operations.
The yacht’s contemporary design creates comfortable indoor and outdoor social areas, while the sun deck and jacuzzi provide inviting spaces to relax between excursions.
The spacious master suite offers additional comfort, and the multiple itinerary options allow guests to explore different regions of the archipelago.
This balance of intimacy, comfort, and strong routing makes the Galaxy Stella a compelling option for travelers seeking a boutique luxury Galapagos cruise.
Life aboard the Galaxy Stella follows a comfortable and well-paced rhythm focused on exploration and relaxation. Days typically begin with an early morning excursion, when wildlife activity is at its peak. After returning to the yacht for breakfast, guests participate in guided walks, snorkeling outings, or kayaking sessions depending on the day’s destination.
Between excursions, travelers can relax in the indoor lounge, enjoy panoramic views from the sun deck, or unwind in the jacuzzi while sailing to the next island. Lunch is served onboard, followed by additional afternoon activities led by the naturalist guide.
Evenings include briefings about upcoming visits, dinner with fellow guests, and time to relax under the stars. The small group size creates a calm and personalized onboard atmosphere, allowing guests to fully enjoy the Galapagos experience.
Explores the wildlife-rich southern region of the Galapagos, including Española and Floreana. Highlights may include sea lions, marine iguanas, blue-footed boobies, and seasonal waved albatrosses, along with scenic beaches and excellent snorkeling opportunities.
Arrive in Galapagos and embark on board the Galaxy Stella Galapagos Cruise. Hike in Lobos islands and meet Sea lions, Frigate birds and Blue footed boobies.
Morning hike in Suarez Point and kayaking. Afternoon walk & snorkeling in Gardner Bay, white coral beach. This is the only site where Albatross can be seen in Galapagos.
At Cormorant Point, walk along contrasting beaches and observe flamingos feeding in a nearby lagoon. In the afternoon, visit the historic Post Office Bay, where sailors once left letters in a wooden barrel.
Learn about conservation efforts aimed at protecting the famous Galapagos giant tortoises and other endemic species. After this inspiring visit, transfer to Baltra Airport.
Focuses on the remote western islands, known for dramatic volcanic landscapes and unique endemic species. Guests may encounter Galapagos penguins, flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, and abundant marine life in one of the most biodiverse regions of the archipelago.
Arrive in Baltra and visit the highlands of Santa Cruz to see giant tortoises in the wild. Board the Galaxy Stella Yacht.
Today explore Tintoreras, where marine iguanas gather along the lava rocks and sea lions rest on the shore. Later visit the wetlands of Isabela Island, where flamingos and other coastal birds can often be seen. In the Interpretation Center you will find several species of giant tortoises endemic of Galapagos
Hiking and Snorkeling at Moreno Point, where black lava fields contrast with quiet lagoons filled with birdlife such as flamingos and herons. Later visit Mangle Point on Fernandina Island, a pristine mangrove area accessible by dinghy.
Espinoza Point, observe large colonies of marine iguanas, sea lions, and the rare flightless cormorant. In the afternoon, explore Tagus Cove on Isabela Island, a historic anchorage once visited by pirates and whalers.
Sail along the impressive cliffs of Buccaneer Cove, a historic site once used by pirates seeking shelter and fresh water. Later land at Egas Port, where trails lead along the volcanic coastline.
Climb the wooden steps of Bartolome Island to reach one of the most famous viewpoints in the Galapagos, overlooking Pinnacle Rock and surrounding volcanic formations. In the afternoon visit Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island.
Chinese Hat is a small islet formed by volcanic activity and surrounded by turquoise waters. Its beaches are ideal for snorkeling and observing marine life. Later explore Dragon Hill on Santa Cruz Island.
Explore Black Turtle Cove by dinghy through calm mangrove channels. This protected nursery area is home to sea turtles, rays, and small reef sharks. After the excursion, return to Baltra Airport
Explores the northern islands, including renowned seabird nesting sites. This route offers opportunities to observe red-footed and Nazca boobies, frigatebirds, sea lions, and diverse marine life, combined with beautiful coastal landscapes.
Arrive in the islands to be picked up by our team that will take you to board the Galaxy Stella Cruise, sail to North Seymour Island, a small but wildlife-rich island famous for nesting blue-footed boobies and magnificent frigatebirds.
Explore Santa Fe Island, Trails reveal land iguanas resting beneath giant cacti and sea lions along the beach. Later visit South Plaza Island, where cliffs that provide nesting sites for seabirds and excellent ocean views.
At El Barranco, climb rocky steps to reach cliffs filled with nesting seabirds such as red-footed boobies. In the afternoon walk along the sandy beach of Darwin Bay where frigatebirds, gulls, and sea lions gather
Travel to the highlands of Santa Cruz where giant tortoises roam freely among lush vegetation. Later visit Bachas Beach, a beautiful stretch of white sand where flamingos feed in nearby lagoons and sea turtles occasionally nest.
Sail past the impressive volcanic formation known as Kicker Rock, one of the most iconic landmarks in the Galapagos. After this final excursion, transfer to San Cristobal Airport for your return flight.
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Length: 36.32 mts / 119,16 ft
Beam: 13 mts / 42,65 ft
Electrical system: 110, 220v
Marine generators: 2 x 58Kv and 1 x 30Kv
Engine: 2 Cummins Qsm11 engines, 450 Hp each
Rescue and Safety equipment:
