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Treasure of Galapagos

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The Treasure of Galapagos is a fine choice for visitors seeking a cruise on a small, intimate and modern catamaran.

The Treasure of Galápagos is a small, stable catamaran with good value guest cabins and facilities including a shaded bar, loungers and a Jacuzzi.

The nine air-conditioned cabins all have a contemporary design and are furnished with a sofa and small desk. Unlike on most other mid-range vessels, the Treasure’s cabins also have their own private outdoor balconies where guests can sit and relax between excursions.

The ship is equipped with complimentary snorkelling equipment so you can enjoy the marine environment from a more intimate perspective.

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What our clients say

  • Most Memorable Moment: Swimming with sea lions, following hundreds of dolphins on the boat, diving with penguins

    KH, London Sep 2016
  • The close proximity of the wildlife in the Galapagos is amazing.

    DW, Stevenage Nov 2014
  • The highlight was always going to be the Galápagos and it lived up to our expectations. It is a unique place and unlike our last visit we came away with…

    NW, Wells Apr 2011
  • A holiday in Ecuador/the Galapagos is a once in a life time experience. A four day cruise whilst being an excellent 'overview' is just not long enough. Encourage all your…

    DW, Lingfield Jun 2013
  • A truly unique place on earth.

    KS, Southampton Jan 2015
  • The sealions were brilliant fun and the pups so cute, and so close. All the wildlife was great and seeing it all up close as nothing is afraid of humans,…

    KH, Weybridge May 2014
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Our Expert's Opinion

Kathryn
Kathryn Rhodes - Travel Expert

Kathryn backpacked across Argentina, Chile, Bolivia and Peru before joining us. She has a degree in Philosophy and French and is a keen netball player.

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