Galapagos
Go South Adventures offers Galapagos Island cruises, and Galapagos land tours at a great value. Named after the giant tortoises that live there, the “Enchanted Isles” of the Galapagos lie 600 miles off the coast of Ecuador. This one of a kind ecosystem supports an extraordinary array of plants, animals and geology. Galapagos is Ecuador’s largest national park consisting of 18 volcanic islands and 40 islets. This wonderful environment creates an opportunity for exceptional wildlife contact and photos. Ever since Charles Darwin sparked his theory of evolution here, the Galapagos Islands continues to intrigue adventurers.
2012 New Itinerary Schedules – All Galapagos boats will run on a restricted schedule where island landing sites, without human populations, are visited once every 15 days. This decision by the Galapagos National Park agency has been enacted in order to reduce pressure on heavily visited tourist sites, for the ultimate benefit of the Galapagos endemic flora and fauna.
Tour
Walking Tours
Galapagos Lodges (7D-10D)
We have partnered with Red Mangrove Galapagos & Ecuador Lodges to offer comfortable lodge-based Galapagos Adventure programs from 7 – 12 days. Experience the Galapagos Islands from a different perspective. Your land based adventure is led by a team of … more
Multi-sport Tours
Galapagos Multi-Sport Adventure (9D)
For those that would like to experience the Galapagos Islands with an active land based tour instead of a Galapagos cruise, we offer our Galapagos Multi-Sport Adventure. This land based program includes daily visits to the central and … more
Combo Tours
Discover Machu Picchu & Galapagos (14D)
Go South Adventures offers two classic South American adventures in one great trip – Galapagos and Machu Picchu tour. Together we can design an exciting expedition featuring a Galapagos cruise, Quito, Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley and Machu … more
Cruise
Tourist Superior
Floreana
(16 Passengers – Tourist Superior Vessel)
The Floreana is a great Tourist Superior bargain. Fully refurbished in 2003, the Floreana accommodates 16 passengers in 8 cabins. The boat is 78 ft. long and cruises at 10 knots. The Floreana is fully fitted with all cabin … more
Aida Maria
(16 Passengers – Tourist Superior Vessel)
The Aida Maria (69 ft.) offers 16 passengers a great combination of Galapagos cruise comfort, style and price for an unforgettable tour of the Galapagos. Each of the Aida Maria’s 8 double cabins has upper and lower berths … more
Guantanamera
(16 Passengers – Tourist Superior Vessel)
The Guantanamera is a 76 ft. Galapagos cruise motor yacht, built in 2000 to accommodate 16 passengers. She has 8 double cabins (6 double cabins with upper and lower berths, 2 double cabins with cozy double bed and upper … more
First Class Boats - B
Nemo II
(12 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Nemo II is a large (72 ft.) Galapagos cruise catamaran yacht with a fixed deck. The Nemo II catamaran accommodates 12 passengers in 6 air-conditioned cabins (4 double cabins and 2 twin cabins), each with private bathroom … more
Eden
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The 80 ft. long Eden accommodates 16 Galapagos tour passengers and cruises at a solid 10 knots. She has 8 double cabins: 4 with two lower berths, 3 with upper and lower berths and 1 with a double bed. All are air … more
Estrella del Mar
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Estrella del Mar is a great Galapagos tour vessels that has 8 air-conditioned cabins with private bathrooms and hot water. The Estrella del Mar has a comfortable lounge and the dining room is designed … more
Fragata
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The 75 ft. Fragata accommodates 16 Galapagos cruise passengers; most cabins have twin bed accommodations with 2 cabins having a double bed to share, air conditioning, private bath and shower. The Fragata features a spacious … more
Monserrat
(20 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Monserrat is a 91ft. motor yacht with capacity for 20 passengers in 10 cabins (7 twins & 3 doubles). Cabins include carpeting, wood paneled interiors, original paintings, elegant granite surfaces in the bathrooms and … more
Tip Top II
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Tip Top II (90 ft) Galapagos yacht cruise accommodates 16 passengers in 7 doubles and 2 single cabins, each with private bathroom and shower. The Tip Top II has ample dining room, bar and lounge areas. All cabins and … more
Tip Top III
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Tip Top III is 100 feet long and cruises the Galapagos at a solid 12 knots. The Tip Top III accommodates 16 passengers in 10 roomy exterior cabins, with private bathroom and shower. The Tip Top III has a spacious … more
Archipel I
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Archipel I catamaran, with the length of 88 ft, is equipped with solar panels for electrical generation. Archipel I has 8 cabins to accommodate 16 passengers: 4 cabins with twin beds and 4 cabins with a double bed … more
Archipel II
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Archipel II Galapagos cruise catamaran, with the length of 88 ft, accommodates 16 passengers in 9 spacious double cabins with outside views, private bathroom, hot water, locker and closet, comfortable dining room, bar … more
Coral I & II
(Coral I: 36 passengers / Coral II: 20 passengers – First Class Vessels “B”)
The Coral I (131 ft) & Coral II (112 ft) were designed to combine comfort and elegance to enhance your Galapagos cruise experience. The Coral I & II cabins all have lower beds, that can be … more
Galaven
(20 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Galaven is an 88 ft. first class vessel for 20 passengers accommodated in 11 cabins (9 twin & 2 double), all with private bathrooms, air conditioning and ocean views. Galaven offers spacious outdoor seating areas with … more
Galaxy
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
The Galaxy yacht cruises the Galapagos at 115 feet. The Galaxy accommodates 16 passengers in 9 beautiful and comfortable double cabins with lower beds, outside views, air conditioning and private bathrooms. On the Galaxy there … more
Tip Top IV
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “B”)
Tour the Galapagos with the 125 ft. Tip Top IV*. The Tip Top IV was constructed in 2006 and cruises at 12 knots. She accommodates 16 passengers in 10 roomy exterior cabins (with either 1 Double or 2 Twin beds). Each … more
First Class Boats - A
Galapagos Voyager
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Galapagos Voyager is a 98 ft. motor yacht, with Galapagos cruise capacity for 16 passengers in 8 double cabins. Constructed in 2007, the Galapagos Voyager has 6 cabins with lower twin beds and 2 cabins with … more
Treasure of the Galapagos
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Treasure of the Galapagos is a brand new catamaran that fuses subtle art deco with contemporary elements for Galapagos cruise tours. At 101 feet, the Treasure of the Galapagos is a roomy first class … more
Millennium
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Millennium is an 82 ft. Galapagos cruise catamaran, which began sailing the Galapagos in 2002. The Millennium catamaran spaciously accommodates 16 passengers in six large double cabins (with two full size twin … more
Queen of Galapagos
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Queen of Galapagos is a 92 ft. motor catamaran, which accommodates 16 passengers for a comfortable Galapagos tour. The Queen of Galapagos has 8 cabins – 7 with large twin beds & 1 suite with a queen size … more
Eric / Letty / Flamingo
(20 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
Tour the Galapagos with the Eric, Letty or Flamingo. These three first class boats were custom designed to sail the Galapagos Islands. Each boat is 83 ft. long and cruises at 12 knots. The Eric, Letty and … more
Sagitta
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Galapagos sailing tour vessel Sagitta is a 120 ft., 3 masted sailing ship with accommodations for 16 passengers. The Sagitta has 10 air-conditioned cabins each with double lower and single upper berth, private bathrooms … more
Seaman II
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
Galapagos cruise with the Seaman II catamaran. The 90 ft. Seaman II catamaran has 8 cabins (6 comfortable main deck twin cabins and 2 large upper deck double cabins) all with outside views, private bathroom, cold/hot … more
Mary Anne
(24 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Mary Anne is a 216 ft., square rigged Galapagos cruise sailing ship with over 3000 square feet of sail to capture the prevailing Galapagos winds. The Mary Anne has accommodations for 24 passengers in 12 air-conditioned … more
Journey I
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Journey I catamaran (aka the Anahi), is a Galapagos cruise power catamaran built in 2006. The 91ft. Journey 1 is a perfect combination of luxury and function. The Journey I offers comfortable accommodations for 16 … more
Athala II
(16 Passengers – First Class Vessel “A”)
The Athala II catamaran Galapagos tour. The Athala II (98 ft) accommodates 16 passengers in 8 spacious double cabins (2 with double beds / 6 with twin lower beds) all with outside views, private bathroom with hot water … more
Deluxe Boats
Galapagos Odyssey
(16 Passengers – Deluxe Vessel)
The Galapagos Odyssey is a new 135ft. deluxe motor yacht, which can accommodate 16-18 passengers for a Galapagos cruise. With 10 cabins for passengers (twin and double beds), all with lower berths. All cabins have private … more
Cormorant
(16 Passengers – Deluxe Vessel)
One of the newest boats in the Galapagos! The Cormorant Evolution incorporates the very best of Galapagos Catamaran design. The modern and ample accommodation for 16 passengers includes 6 cabins (double & twin) and 2 … more
Grand Odyssey
(16 Passengers – Deluxe Vessel)
New in 2011, the Grand Odyssey is a 138ft. deluxe motor yacht, which can accommodate 16 passengers for a luxury Galapagos cruise. The Grand Odyssey has 8 spacious suites for passengers (twin and double beds), 1 Odyssey Suite and … more
Expedition Boats
Legend
(110 Passengers – First Class Expedition Vessel)
The Legend is a 300 ft., First Class Galapagos cruise expedition vessel. The Legend is a perfect Galapagos tour choice for passengers or families wanting the style and focus of an expedition cruise with the comfort and … more
Santa Cruz
(90 Passengers – First Class Expedition Vessel)
Cruise the Galapagos with the First Class Santa Cruz expedition vessel. The Santa Cruz accommodates 90 passengers in 48 cabins. Galapagos cruise passengers can choose between suites, double or single cabins, all with … more
Explorer II
(100 Passenger – Deluxe Expedition Vessel)
The Galapagos Explorer II is one of the most elegant of the vessels cruising the Galapagos’ waters. The Galapagos Explorer II has an overall length of 293 ft and reaching 17 knots. The Galapagos Explorer II is designed … more
La Pinta
(48 Passengers – Deluxe Expedition Vessel)
Galapagos explorers can now enjoy a Deluxe Expedition cruise with comfort and safety aboard the 48-guest yacht La Pinta. Yacht La Pinta offers a relaxed yet lavish expedition atmosphere, with plush outside cabins; the … more
Isabela II
(40 Passengers – Deluxe Expedition Vessel)
The Isabela II accommodates 40 passengers for a Deluxe Galapagos cruise, with 20 outside cabins. The Isabela II is one of the most well appointed Galapagos tour expedition vessels and offers an elegant, yet … more
Eclipse
(48 Passengers – Deluxe Expedition Vessel)
Specials Available – The 210 ft. M/V Eclipse, is a Deluxe Expedition Galapagos cruise vessel, accommodating up to 48 passengers in 27 cabins. The Eclipse preserves a small boat atmosphere and offers features such as a … more
Passengers Photo
Galapagos
Passenger Photos
Galapagos – We feel our passengers and staff travel photos speak volumes about their Galapagos/Ecuador adventures (thanks to all who have shared their experiences with us).
