Galapagos Expedition Yachts
The Coral I & II are gorgeous Galapagos expedition sister yachts that offer charming social areas distributed on three decks. Both have outdoor and interior spaces, allowing you to enjoy an intimate expedition experience in your own way.
Comfortable, spacious and intimate
With a capacity for 36 and 20 guests, respectively, the vessels offer open-deck areas with a jacuzzi to make the best of your relaxing time while cruising the Galapagos Islands. The interiors are thoughtfully designed to resemble a private yacht experience in a cozy ambiance.
Expect gourmet food
The restaurant serves delicious Ecuadorian and International cuisine that even extends to a BBQ dinner on the open-air Moon Deck. The Coral I&II are the perfect cruise vessels for charter groups, where the thrill and comfort are guaranteed.
What does a Galapagos cruise aboard Coral I&II entail?
- All-inclusive Galapagos cruise experience
- Top-notch service
- Gourmet food
- Swimming pool and Jacuzzi on board
- Well-appointed Fitness Center and SPA
- Kayaks on board
- Drying machines available for complimentary use
- Coffee station available 24 hours
- Alfresco BBQ dinner & breakfast
- Wi-Fi zones with internet service
Accommodation aboard Coral I&II
The Coral I&II are sister yachts with a capacity of 36 and 20 guests, respectively. Onboard either Coral yacht you will have a choice between 3 types of cabins: Junior Cabin, Standard Plus, and Standard cabins.
Junior Cabin
- 15 cabins on the Earth and Sky Decks
- 8 in the Coral I and 7 in the Coral II
- Double and triple options
- 2 picture windows per cabin
- Reusable bottles and crossbody bag as souvenirs
- Average Area 128ft2
Standard Plus
- 12 cabins on the Sea Deck
- 8 in the Coral I and 4 in the Coral II
- Double and triple options
- 2 portholes per cabin
- Reusable bottles and crossbody bag as souvenirs
- Average Area 118 ft2
Standard Cabin
- 2 cabins on the Sea Deck in the Coral I
- Matrimonial and single options
- 1 portholes per cabin
- Reusable bottles and crossbody bag as souvenirs
- Average Area 94ft2
Sea view cabins with the following general features
- Lower twin beds or double beds
- Private bathroom
- Safe-deposit box
- Air conditioning
- Phone service for internal calls
- LCD TV with multimedia system
Perfect for families
The Coral I&II is perfect for families with its various cabin configuration. Families of 3 members are in luck because Junior cabins can be configured as triple cabins and if you are a family of 4 members you can find quadruple options. Also, triple and quadruple accommodation comes with significant discounts.
Onboard the Coral I&II Galapagos expedition yachts you will enjoy:
- Beautiful spacious double staterooms
- Panoramic ocean view windows to fully enjoy the Galapagos
- Spacious closets and safebox
- En suite remote-controlled air conditioner
- Bedside drawers with charging ports
- Writing desk
- Beautiful and spacious social areas
Junior Cabin 
Standard Plus Cabin 
Interconnected Cabins 
Triple Junior Cabin
Coral I&II Itineraries explained
Onboard the Coral I&II Galapagos expedition yachts, you will have four itineraries to choose from:
4-day A itinerary
This itinerary will have you visit the Charles Darwin Research Station in order to mingle with Giant Galapagos Tortoises and learn a bit of Galapagos history. And you get to visit some Central island highlights such as Bartholomew, Rabida, and Santiago Island.
5-day B itinerary
On this itinerary you will head to the sought after Western Islands of Isabela and Fernandina. This is a great itinerary and the only 5-day itinerary I´ve seen that visits the Western Islands. On top of all this, you will be able to visit Santiago Island for more wildlife encounters and great snorkeling. Highly recommended!
4- day C itinerary
The C itinerary will have you visit the Charles Darwin Research Station in order to mingle with Giant Galapagos Tortoises and learn a bit of Galapagos history. Then you visit Central islands such as Santa Fe where you can spot the endemic Santa Fe iguana, North Seymour, and Mosquera Islet. You will also head to San Cristobal to circumnavigate around Kicker Rock a renowned Galapagos icon.
5- day D itinerary
Finally, the D itinerary takes you to San Cristobal to visit Witch Hill and Punta Pitt where along the way you will be able to spot all three types of boobies. I know I did…
Then it takes you south to Floreana and Española which are two of my favorite Galapagos Islands. You will have a chance to spot the magnificent Galapagos Albatross in Española as well as a sea lion ¨nursery¨as you land on the island.
In Floreana, you will have a chance to learn some Galapagos history. When you visit Post Office Bay you can take part in a tradition started by the whalers of yesteryear. In the afternoon you visit Cormorant point. Here you will encounter a green sand beach, spot pink flamingoes along the way, and end up at a white sand beach known as “Flour Beach”.
You will also be able to snorkel at the Devil´s Crown. Hands down the best snorkeling site in the Galapagos Islands!
Connoisseur Tip:
It’s hard to decide which itinerary is best onboard the Galapagos Legend cruise ship. A 4-day itinerary might be too short to truly enjoy the Galapagos. I´ve been on 4-day itineraries and the last day I woke up wanting at least an extra day onboard. Many travelers combine a 4 and 5 day itinerary together to get an 8-day week long itinerary. This is a good idea but it might be too long onboard a boat.
My favorite itineraries are the 5-day B and D itineraries. Another great option is to take the D itinerary which takes you to Floreana and Española and then stay on the islands at a fancy hotel in Santa Cruz and Isabela Island.
Either way, you choose to cruise aboard the Coral I & II expeditions yachts, you will have an experience of a lifetime!
Coral I & II – Itineraries
Coral I&II, rates, inclusions, exclusions, important info and specs
Rates Include:
- Accommodation in a double cabin with all meals included.
- Unlimited purified water
- Snorkeling equipment
- Use of all ship amenities
- Guided visits to the islands
- Shared transfers for domestic flights - Hotel - airport - hotels (transfers leave from specified hotels).
Rates do not include:
- WETSUITS ( $ 25 USD Short cruise $50 USD Long cruise)
- Roundtrip tickets Quito/Guayaquil - Galapagos - Quito/Guayaquil $449 USD
- If tickets are not issued by the boat operator a $90 USD penalty will be charged per person.
- Fuel surcharge
- Ingala Transit Control card - $20 USD p.p. - can be prepaid with the boat operator
- Park Entrance Fee - $100 USD p,p, - payable in cash upon arrival to Galapagos
- Soft drinks and alcoholic drinks
- Personal expenses
- Tips for the guide and crew
Important Information:
- Single Accommodation: 50% supplement (75% on holiday season).
- Triple accommodation: (one double bed plus sofa bed): 15% discount for the third adult with two full-fare paying guests.
- Children accommodation under 12 years old:
- Double: 15% discount sharing the cabin with one full-fare paying guest
- Triple accommodation (one double bed plus sofa bed): 40% discount per one child, sharing a cabin with two full-fare paying guests. 25% discount per child up to two children, sharing a cabin with one full-fare paying guest. On holiday season, only 15% discount applies for children sharing a cabin with one or two full-fare paying guests.
- Quadruple accommodation (one double bed, one twin bed, and a sofa bed): available for two adults plus two children under 12 years old. 40% discount per child sharing a cabin with two full-fare paying guests. On holiday season only a 15% discount applies.
- Three children plus one adult willing to share a cabin: 40% discount will be applied for two children, third child will pay in full.
Social Areas aboard the Coral I&II
Take a break in the onboard jacuzzi of the Coral I&II and enjoy great service. The open areas will allow guests to be more in touch with the surroundings and have close encounters with the local visitors. Both vessels offer the comfort of a small yacht with an easily accessible embarkation area, coziness in every deck, ample social spaces for relaxation, comfort, and discovery.
Onboard the Coral I&II, you will have plenty of amenities and things to do for the whole family to enjoy. Check out what each deck of these amazing Galapagos cruise ships have to offer:
Sky Deck
- Dolphin Observation Deck
- Roofed Terrace
Moon Deck
- Sun and Shadow Terrace
- Al Fresco BBQ
- Stargazing Area
Earth Deck
- Restaurant
- Boutique
- Bar
- Lounge
- Library
- Jacuzzi
- Embarkation Area
BBQ area 
Coral I Bar 
Coral II Bar 
Lounge Coral I 
Jacuzzi Coral I & II 
Restaurant Coral I 
Restaurant Coral II
Deckplans
Coral I – Deckplan 
Coral II – Deckplan
