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Go Galapagos by Kleintours operates one of the archipelago's most varied fleets: the 100-guest Galapagos Legend and the smaller Coral I and Coral II yachts. This page brings the complete Go Galapagos fleet, departure dates and practical booking information together so you can compare the three ships properly. We are independent Galapagos specialists, have worked with these ships for years and know the people behind the operation. Ask us about cabins, routes, guide groups, sea conditions or atmosphere. You receive the same published fare as with a direct booking, plus independent advice, help arranging flights, hotels and mainland Ecuador extensions, and the additional security of booking through a German tour operator. We will help you make sense of the differences before you commit.
The complete Go Galapagos fleet consists of three ships. Galapagos Legend carries up to 100 guests and offers the broadest range of facilities, generous outdoor areas and several guide groups. Coral I and Coral II carry up to 36 and 20 guests respectively, creating a quieter, more intimate yacht experience. This is not simply a choice between better and worse. Legend can suit travelers who value space, facilities and a larger onboard community; the Coral yachts suit those who prefer fewer fellow guests and a smaller-vessel rhythm. Open the ship cards below for photographs, cabins and specifications, then compare itineraries as carefully as the vessels. The best fit depends on how you like to travel, not on a simple ship ranking.
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Booking with Galapatours does not add a markup. Our Best Price Guarantee means you receive the same published fare as when booking directly, while gaining an independent Galapagos specialist on your side. We will tell you honestly whether the larger Galapagos Legend or one of the smaller Coral yachts fits your priorities, and we can compare them with the wider Galapagos fleet without favoring an operator. We look at route, cabin, deck space, guide-group size, comfort and budget. That honest comparison is the point. We can also arrange flights, hotels and mainland extensions. Your booking is made with Ventura TRAVEL GmbH and includes the financial protection explained here. Prefer to talk it through? Book a free online consultation.
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Go Galapagos is the cruise brand associated with Kleintours and the wider KT Group in Ecuador. Its defining strength is range: few Galapagos operators let travelers choose between a full-size expedition ship and two much smaller yachts within the same fleet. That makes the operator relevant to very different travel styles, but it also makes careful comparison important.
Galapagos Legend offers more facilities, more cabin categories and more room to move around, while shore activities are organized in smaller guide groups. Coral I and Coral II trade some of that scale for a closer-knit atmosphere. Coral I is the roomier of the two yachts; Coral II is the smallest and most intimate. None of those numbers tells you which itinerary is right. Visitor sites, cruise length, seasonal wildlife and the balance between walking, snorkeling and navigation often matter more than the ship name.
Start with the route, then choose the vessel that makes that route comfortable for you. That order keeps the wildlife experience at the center of the decision. Our guide to choosing the right Galapagos cruise length explains the main trade-offs, while the full Galapagos cruise search lets you compare Go Galapagos with the wider fleet.
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