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18 Reviews
What we love about the Elite
A modern twin-hull layout gives Elite more light, width and open space.
Suites are built around panoramic glass, so the islands stay close.
Sky-deck dining adds a special open-air rhythm after active excursions.
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Elite is a modern Galapagos catamaran for travelers who want the comfort advantages of a newer twin-hull ship: more beam, more light, broad social spaces and a steadier feel underway than many older monohulls. She carries 16 guests, so the experience stays small, but the onboard spaces feel generous.
The suites are designed around views. Panoramic glass, private bathrooms and contemporary finishes give the ship a clean, bright style, while the sky deck, al fresco dining area, saloon and bar create several places to unwind after snorkeling or island walks. This is a good ship for travelers who want luxury comfort without moving up to a 40- to 100-guest expedition vessel.
We like Elite most for couples and friends who want a refined catamaran, a relaxed atmosphere and strong guide-led exploration during the day. It is not the right fit if you are looking for classic nautical charm, a bargain yacht or a ship with lots of different restaurants and entertainment spaces. Elite works because she feels modern, spacious and still properly Galapagos-focused.
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All meals
Transfers to and from ship
Private Balcony
Air conditioning & private bathroom
Standup paddle boards
Water, Coffee, Tea & fresh juices
Wetsuits
English guides
Sundeck with jacuzzi
Snorkel gear (free of charge)
Expedition Binoculars
Single cabin without supplement
Travel for good: Each booking supports Ventura's Conservation Project.
Kayaks on board
-25% for children ≤ 11
Food on Elite fits the ship's polished but relaxed style. Current source material points to buffet breakfasts and lunches, with dinner often feeling a little more composed and sometimes served on the sky deck. The best meals are the ones that keep the Galapagos day close: fresh produce where available, open air, and time to talk through the wildlife you have just seen.
Elite's catamaran design can be more efficient and stable than older single-hull designs, but we avoid making technical sustainability claims without operator proof. What we can say confidently is that Elite operates within Galapagos National Park controls: fixed itineraries, limited landing sites, naturalist-guided visits and strict visitor management designed to protect the islands.
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