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16 passengers / Premium Class

Embark upon our very spacious and comfortable “Superior First Class” motor yacht. With panoramic windows in the salon and great deck space, Beluga is a fantastic way to cruise the islands in speed and style.

 

General Information

Equipped with the most modern safety and mechanical equipment, Beluga accommodates 16 passengers in 8 double cabins; one of these has an additional berth which becomes a triple room which is suitable for families Each cabin has their own private bathroom equipped with hot & cold water showers. Beluga is fully air-conditioned, has spacious social areas with all the comforts and facilities of a superior first class motor yacht: panoramic windows in the salon / dining area, and a large sundeck for relaxing, sightseeing or sunbathing. The Beluga’s friendly and professional crew will make sure to fulfill our every need during your journey.

 

The Beluga is outfitted exclusively for the Galapagos Islands and has been awarded the Smart Voyager certification for adhering to conservation standards. Beluga also complies with all international maritime regulations and is SOLAS certified.

BELUGA YACHT

GENERAL INFORMATION

The Beluga is a fully air-conditioned, spacious and comfortable motor yacht. The salon is equipped with flat screen TV and DVD systems.

 

Category: Premium First Class

Capacity: 16 passengers

Length: 110 ft.Beam: 23 ft.

Cruise Range: 12 knots cruising.

Type: Motor Vessel, Steel hull

 

Cabins:

Cabin 1 - Triple with 2 lower and 1 upper

Cabin 2 - Twin with 2 lower

Cabin 3 - Double with 1 matrimonial

Cabin 4 - Twin with 2 lower

Cabin 5 - Double with 1 matrimonial

Cabin 6 - Twin or matrimonial with 2 lower that can be joined

Cabin 7 - Twin or matrimonial with 2 lower that can be joined

Cabin 8 - Twin with 2 lower

ITINERARIES

Beluga offers the options of 6 day and 8 day itineraries that visit selected sites which are approved by the National Park; each of these is unique, rich and varied and offers the opportunity to experience the Galapagos up close and personal with a small group led by a highly experienced naturalist guide.

 

The itineraries can be combined to form a 15-day itinerary that we highly recommend for those travelers that would like to have a complete, in-depth experience of the Galapagos Islands.

Fernandina Itinerary

8 days / 7 nights

Highlights: Fernandina and Western Isabela

Tower Itinerary

8 days / 7 nights

Highlights: San Cristobal, Tower & Española Island

Hood Itinerary

6 days / 5 nights

Highlights: Española Island & Tower Island

Isabela Itinerary

6 days / 5 nights

Highlights: Western Isabela & Fernandina

SPECIFICATIONS

Mechanical Equipment: Twin Scania Diesel Electronic 450 HP each, 3 Perkins generators for 110v and 220v, 2 reverse osmosis water makers, auto pilot system, sewage treatment plant

Safety Equipment: VHF and DSC & HF DSC radios. DPIRB, SART, satellite tracking device, 2 GPS’s, 2 radars, depth sounder, flares, basic first aid kits, 2 tenders with outboards, fin keels for extra stability, flotation rings, life rafts with surplus capacity for all passengers and crew.

Guest Accommodation: 8 Double cabins each with private bath. Hot / cold water showers. Security safe in each cabin.

Crew: All crew are fully trained and certified. Captain, multilingual naturalist guide, cook, 2 engineers, barman, and 4 sailors..

Beluga

Beluga

Main salon

Main salon

Salon

Salon

Salon

Salon

Dining area

Dining area

Dining area

Dining area

Dining area

Dining area

Dining area

Dining area

cabin 1

cabin 1

cabin 1

cabin 1

cabin 2

cabin 2

cabin 3

cabin 3

cabin 3

cabin 3

cabin 4

cabin 4

cabin 4

cabin 4

cabin 5

cabin 5

cabin 5

cabin 5

cabin 6

cabin 6

cabin 6

cabin 6

cabin 7

cabin 7

cabin 7

cabin 7

cabin 8

cabin 8

Sundeck

Sundeck

Sundeck

Sundeck

Upper covered deck

Upper covered deck

Front seating area and bow

Front seating area and bow

Bow

Bow

One of our groups at Post Office Bay

One of our groups at Post Office Bay

Following a pod of dolphins

Following a pod of dolphins

The bridge

The bridge

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