The Treasure of Galapagos catamaran is an impressive 31.6 meter catamaran that was built in 2009. It has the capacity for 16 passengers and eight crew members, together with a bilingual Galapagos National Park naturalist guide. All equipment meets international SOLAS standards, with two life crafts, GPS and sonar, as well as fire detection and water desalination systems.
There are eight junior suites available (four on the main deck and four on the upper deck), each of which has a private balcony, with two of these featuring queen size beds and six with twin bed facilities. In addition, there is one spacious Master Suite on the Main Deck which boasts two private balconies and its own lounge area.
Snorkeling gear and wet suits are provided complimentary to enable guests to explore below the water’s surface, while pangas allow for fascinating shore excursions and the exploration of coastal cliffs.
Tip Top is a beautiful Galapagos cruise catamaran built in 2008 and completely refurbished and renovated in 2016.
This fantastic vessel offers first class accommodations and services at very competitive rates, making one of the best value options for a cruise in the Galapagos.
All suites onboard the Treasure of Galapagos are beautifully appointed with private balconies, en suite bathrooms, individual air conditioning and security boxes, with a plasma television in the Master Suite.
Communal areas on board the Treasure of Galapagos catamaran include an elegant lounge and dining room, a library with TV and DVD player, two bars and three solarium areas.
The crew of The Treasure of Galapagos is integrated by eight members and a naturalist guide authorized by Galapagos National Park.
This Galapagos catamaran features five suites on its main deck, including a spacious master suite with its own lounge area, together with a dining room and library. There are four additional suites on the upper deck and a cozy lounge, while a Jacuzzi and sun loungers can be found on the open-air sun deck.
