A Galapagos Cruise aboard the Coral I & II
Galapatours Insights & Key Features:
Unique amongst the Galapagos fleet, these "twins" were the first to operate in this manner. Other firsts we've discovered - the first boats with an on-board barbecue, and the first with solar powered pools! Your captains are Javier and Fabian, and in talking with the crews we discovered that 95% of them have been working on the Corals for 10 years or more - a real sign of quality and smooth running. The Coral twins have an unrivalled reputation for operating sustainably, and we've found out that their reclamation, recycling...
Deck Plans & Photos
Boat Description
- Capacity:36+20 passengers
- Type :Small Yacht
- Category:First Class
- Length:30 / 50m
- Speed:12 kt
- Product Short Name: Coral I & II
- Electricity: 110 V
Amenities
- Scuba diving day excursions possible
- Multilingual guide
- All meals throughout the cruise
- Water, Coffee, Tea & fresh juices
- Air conditioning & private bathroom
- Transfers to and from ship
- Snorkel gear (free)
- Kayaks ($)
- Single rooms without supplement
- Single travellers can share room
- Triple Rooms available
- -50% for children ≤ 12
- German speaking guides upon request
- French speaking guides upon request
- 2% Credit Card fees
- Airfare tickets
- Alcoholic drinks & bottled beverages
- Crew and guide tips
- $100 national park entrance fee
- $20 transit control card
- Fuel surcharge
- +50% single cabin supplement
- 90$ transport surcharge in case you prefer booking your own flights
Customer Feedback
3REVIEWS
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Spectacular Cruise With Many Surprises
We had a spectacular time. We went on a 7 night tour. I wouldn't go on anything shorter to see the variety of life on the different Islands. The Coral I has 36 passengers , the Coral II 20. They won't guarantee which boat you will go on. They usually travel together but the Coral II was in dry dock when we went. Being on this size boat gets you into places where the bigger boats aren't aloud.So only a total of 36 people split in 2 groups.
My upper deck cabin had 2 single beds, a bathroom, and opened to a walk way. I would recommend this size. The cheaper cabins are smaller and open on to a inside corridor. My Sister an husband who sail liked them. The food was good served buffet style. More than enough food 3 times a day. The best was the bar-b-que on the tip deck.
The staff was great especially Mosquito and Alex. One thing I liked is that an announcement would come over the speakers to give you time to get ready for the activities(getting up, eating, activities) We had two hikes a day( easy, stop a lot) but wear good shoes and walking sticks are available when need to walk over the lava fields. Also 1 -2 snorkels a day.
A typical day is get up 7 am eat breakfast, go for a hike come back, snorkel, eat lunch, siesta,hike, snacks , drink, dinner, Itinerary, bed. You can participate in as much or little as you want.
Everyday there was a new surprise.We saw Orcas, Minke whales, Galapagos sharks, penguins, blue footed boobies, & Iguanas to name only a few.
I traveled with my husband,27 yo sons,& sister & husband
ExplorerJLW, 26th April 2017
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Perfect Boat Size, Perfect Trip
I don't even know where to start. The crew of Coral I, made this short cruise of 8 days an unforgettable experience. The food was delicious, the cabins comfortable and the service unparalleled. Most importantly, however, our two guides made this probably the nicest vacation we have had in... ever? Thank you, Benno and Galapatours, for the great customer service and making the reservation process so seemless!
Michael Schmidt (Germany), 17th March 2017
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It Was Fantastic
We just did an 8 day cruise on the Coral 2. It was fantastic. 8 days was great. You really need that time to see all the animals.
Feedback from: https://goo.gl/QdXwsSNatalie S, 13th December 2012
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