FIRST CLASS GALAPAGOS CRUISES

First Class Galapagos Cruises offer a quality Galapagos Cruise experience and are some of the most popular boats in the islands. The superior ranking is for those boats which might be considered first class boats but are a level above.

Whether on a superior or a first class cruise all of these cruise offer daily excursions will be led by an college educated first-rate guide certified from the Charles Darwin Research Center. These boats are extremely comfortable the decor is more basic than the luxury boats and some cabins may have upper and lower berths.

You will enjoy the ample common space consisting of rooming lounges, dining areas and large decks where you can enjoy the Galapagos scenery, spot whales or enjoy time relaxing on either a sun or shade deck. The delicious meals on board are a combination of continental and Ecuadorian cuisine. Special dietary requests or events can be accommodated with advance notice. Many of the First Class and superior boats offer extra services for a fee including snorkel equipment rental, kayak rental, sodas and other bar beverages for a fee.

The Journey I & Journey III are also catamaran providing stability and offer a variety of shorter cruises for people who want a 3 or 4 night cruise. In the same fleet they offer the same excellent level of service and are similar in design. The Journey I has a southern and central island itinerary which avoids long open water navigations that can be problematic for people prone to sea sickness.

Galapagos Odyssey is tastefully decorated, features an extremely large lounge area and has an ideal itinerary for people who need to remain in contact with the outside world during their cruise. The Odyssey's itinerary is one of the most unique in Galapagos.

Galaxy is also a new steel hulled motor yacht with excellent service and a great cruise itinerary that features the Southern, Central and Northern Galapagos Islands.

The Tip Top II is an excellent first class boats. Family owned it has one of the best run operations in Galapagos and is a consistently good choice.