Amazon Angler

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amazon Angler is a regional riverboat built in a yacht style. It hosts 10 passengers in 5 double air-conditioned cabins, there is a panoramic sundeck with a bar where passengers can relax and watch the rainforest slip by. The food is excellent and is a blend of American and Brazilian cuisine.

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Amazon Explorer II

• Ship type
• River cruises

Embark on a voyage like no other aboard a first class 19th century style Amazon Explorer II, this luxuriously decorated vessel was built with the finest woods, offering elegance and local charm. The cabins are well appointed, offering a tropical decor with twin or double bedding. All are outside facing cabins with port hole or window and have private facilities. Capturing the essence of the Amazon’s heartland, the Amazon Explorer II offers an unparalleled journey like no other adventure.

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Anahi

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Anahi is an intimate catamaran that offers comfort and class while exploring the mystifying Galapagos Islands. The Anahi holds 16 passengers, one of the most exclusive fleets available, enhanced with modern amenities and up to date technologies.

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Anakonda

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Anakonda is the only luxury ship in the Ecuadorian Amazon Rainforest, offering guests the chance to experience the Amazon in a most unique way. Visit remote and pristine areas and interact with the region’s 15 local communities whilst enjoying the comfort and services of a 5-star boutique hotel. The ship's 18 cabins, each measuring over 215 square feet, feature sitting areas, large and comfortable beds, and wall-to-wall panoramic windows offering spectacular views. The observation deck, with its outdoor jacuzzi and al fresco lounge is the ideal place to enjoy a cocktail, to relax with a good book or simply enjoy the sights of the Ecuadorian Amazon.

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Andrea

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This handsome vessel began her career as the popular Harald Jarl, cruising the Norwegian coastline and fjords where she developed quite a following over the years. Purchased and extensively renovated in 2003, Andrea provides a welcome return to the intimacy and classic nautical sensibility often lacking in larger ships.

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Aqua

• Ship type
• River cruises

Built in 2007, the Aqua is the first true luxury vessel to cruise the Northern Amazon, catering for the discerning explorer. Among other lush amenities, the ship boasts 12 handsomely decorated suites measuring between 230 and 240 square feet and designed by renowned Peruvian architect, Jordi Puig. An unforgettable journey of comfort coupled with discovery awaits guests aboard the Aqua, as she floats past pristine wilderness areas teeming with wildlife.

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Aria

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Aria is a brand new, custom designed, 3 deck, luxury yacht, launched in April 2010. She offers the highest standards in modern, small ship cruising, ensuring that you travel in absolute style along the dazzling Amazon river. The vessel is air conditioned throughout, with just 16 stunning suites guaranteeing intimacy and exclusivity. Enjoy gourmet Peruvian cuisine on board and a stunning observation deck from where you can admire the incredible scenery.

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Athala

• Ship type
• Yachts

The new luxury Catamaran Athala was specifically designed and built to cruise the Galapagos Islands in style. The elegant design provides more comfort, superior speed, excellent stability and meets all the latest safety standards. The Athala provides plenty of outdoor space including a large sundeck and al fresco dining area, perfect for admiring the spectacular scenery and wildlife, while enjoying a delicious meal. The catamaran also offers eight stylish, comfortable, fully air conditioned cabins located on the two decks.

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Austral (Cruise Only)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

**SPECIAL OFFER** Save up to 30% on full prices. The earlier you book the better the discount available. Please call for latest special offers. Pricing shown here reflects full brochure price only. The state-of-the-art mega-yacht, L’Austral launched in May 2011, bringing a unique blend of luxury, intimacy and well-being to small ship cruising. With just 132 cabins, L’Austral’s sleek design and small size means she can offer exclusive itineraries featuring ports of call that are inaccessible to larger ships. The yacht’s distinctive shape features smooth contours and large, arched windows, opening up to the sea and letting in the light. Precious materials in soothing neutral tones are brought to life with splashes of colour to create a discreet elegance reminiscent of a private yacht.

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Beluga

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Beluga is a superior first class yacht offering expeditions in the Galapagos. Newly refurbished in 2010, the Beluga accommodates 16 passengers in 8 comfortable air-conditioned cabins and has well-equipped and generously proportioned public areas including a spacious sundeck, a salon/dining area with panoramic windows, and a flat-screen TV. The Beluga offers the perfect environment for guests to enjoy the pleasures of the Galapagos Islands in both comfort and style.

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Columbus

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

This small ship demonstrates on more than 30 routes around the globe just how relaxed and uncomplicated the most beautiful form of travel can be. Regardless of whether you decide to take a short introductory cruise on the Baltic Sea, set course for the coasts on the Indian Ocean or go on a trip around the world: you check in just once, and then leave everything else up to the experienced crew of the Columbus.

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Contessa

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The innovative streamlined catamaran design has made the 48-passenger Contessa - formerly the Executive Explorer - a delight in small ship cruising. As well as being sleek and beautiful, she easily navigates narrow channels and passages like a yacht, while at the same time providing the space and comfort of a cruise ship.

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Coral I

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Carrying only 36 passengers, the deceptively large Coral I offers ample space for guests to absorb the beautiful surroundings of the Galapagos Islands. This attractive and functional mid-size yacht is perfect for the intimate up-close experience when sailing in the Galapagos. The atmosphere on board is social and informal and guests can enjoy excellent fresh food, barbecues and the hospitality of a professional, friendly crew.

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Coral II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Coral II is the perfect yacht for up-close encounters with the marvels of Galapagos Islands. She is a fully equipped and spacious yacht with custom-designed teak and bronze interiors. Her amenities and outstanding service make her the ideal yacht for experiencing the natural wonders of the Islands. The Jacuzzi, sun deck and shaded outdoor areas offer plenty of space to relax and the informal and sociable atmosphere on board will ensure you have a trip which is as enjoyable as it is memorable.

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Delfin I

• Ship type
• River cruises

The wonderfully refurbished Delfin I vessel combines style and comfort effortlessly with the wilderness of the Amazon. Featuring understated elegance and world-class hospitality, this classic river vessel features four spacious deluxe suites, all boasting panoramic windows from floor to ceiling and private terraces so you can truly admire the Amazonian scenery. Two of the suites also include private whirlpool baths. If you can bare to leave your luxurious suites, the dining room located on the second deck offers a sophisticated Peruvian menu using produce sourced from the Amazon. The relaxed observation deck area is the perfect place to admire the breathtaking sights of the Amazon and brilliant star gazing at night and also offers a bar area and entertainment. The vessel is also equipped with a number of skiffs, that are quick to launch and offer a stable ride on the Amazon River.

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Deutschland

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The luxury cruise liner, the Deutschland, offers the comfort of a five star hotel, incorporating the highest quality and service standards in the luxury cruise market. With one crew member for every two passengers you can be sure that your voyage will be exceptional in every way. Accommodating a maximum of 520 passengers as she circumnavigates the globe, the Deutschland was constructed in 1998 to recall the casual elegance of a Grand Hotel from a bygone era, where rich brass balustrades complement a generous array of onboard amenities, including salons, restaurants, shops, pools, bars, fitness facilities and much much more.

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Diamante

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The 12-passenger Diamante is a brigantine schooner motor sailor - a modern, smaller version of great naval training ships. Perfect to be used as a charter vessel for families and small special interest groups, the Diamante allows you to get up close and personal with the astonishing world of the Galapagos Islands. With a sleek, elegant hull, stunning white sails and professional and friendly service of her dedicated crew and hand-picked naturalist guides, the Diamante is one of the best choices in her category for sailing in the Galapagos Islands.

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Eclipse

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

One of the most luxurious vessels operating in the Galapagos, the Eclipse offers expedition cruising in unrivaled comfort. The ship prides herself on preserving the atmosphere of a small boat with impressive features such as "al fresco" dining, with space for all 48 passengers. Rich woodwork and classic decor evoke an intimate ambiance throughout the lush interiors while spacious decks provide ample opportunity for guests to view the extraordinary natural scenery of this remote region.

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Eric

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Constructed in 1991 and refurbished annually since, the Eric is a first-class yacht that was purpose-built for cruising the Galapagos Islands. The vessel accommodates no more than 20 passengers in 10 outside facing cabins across 3 decks, each with en suite facilities. Polished teak interiors trimmed with shiny brass fittings lend the Eric an air of distinguished luxury and comfort. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery from the conference area’s panoramic picture windows or from a lounge chair on the sun deck. Other amenities include a dining room which features international cuisine and a fully stocked bar. Take advantage of the complimentary snorkelling gear, wetsuits and kayaks to immerse yourself in the beauty of the Galapagos Islands.

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Evolution

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Evolution combines design that is reminiscent of the classic and graceful lines of the 1920s with modern day comfort and safety. She is an elegant expedition vessel large enough to provide spacious interiors and expansive outdoor social areas, yet also small enough to offer an up-close experience of the Galapagos. Exceptional accommodations for a maximum of 32 guests, a sun deck with beautiful rattan furniture and a small hot tub on bow are some of the plentiful amenities on board the Evolution.

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Flamingo I

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Flamingo I is a custom-designed for Galapagos cruising. Built in 1991 and refurbished annually, this superior first-class yacht, which has two identical sister yachts, can accommodate no more than 20 guests and features three decks of spacious staterooms with polished teak interiors trimmed with shiny brass fittings.

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Galapagos Aggressor I

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Galapagos Aggressor I offers an adventure aboard a luxurious, fully equipped four deck live-aboard dive yacht. The boat is furnished to the highest standards of comfort available, offering guests superb onboard facilities and service. Passengers can relax in the cozy lounge and dining area with bar and entertainment center, or unwind on the partially shaded sun deck that features a wet bar, hot tub and deck chairs.

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Galapagos Aggressor II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Galapagos Aggressor II offers an elegant adventure aboard a luxurious, fully equipped four deck live-aboard dive yacht. A journey around the Galapagos Islands enables passengers to enjoy spectacular diving and unusual scenery and fauna, but also to experience high quality living conditions onboard; the boat is equipped to the highest standards of comfort available. You will be led by experienced captains, attended by a friendly crew, and guided by professional multilingual naturalists and divemasters. Passengers can relax in the comfortably furnished lounge and dining area that features a bar and entertainment centre, as well as a computer station with internet. In addition, the accommodation is luxurious, with seven double rooms that are spacious, bright and fully air-conditioned, and have LCD/DVD/MP3 players. Elsewhere on the boat, passengers can relax on the partially shaded sun deck that features a wet bar, hot tub, chaise lounges, barbeque grill and deck chairs.

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Galapagos Eco Explorer I

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Galapagos Eco Explorer I, launched in 2007, is a large 16-passenger power catamaran, custom-built for divers visiting the Galapagos. All 8 staterooms include ensuites, seating areas and large windows offering panoramic views. Extensive, exquisitely appointed facilities allow unimpeded sightseeing or total relaxation opportunities between 4-5 dives per day. Optional island nature tours and hikes are available at most islands.

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Galapagos Explorer II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Galapagos Explorer II is a 100 passenger, ocean-going cruise ship designed to provide a little luxury as well as scientific information to the discerning eco-tourist visiting the Galapagos National Park. Expert Naturalist Guides offer shore excursions focusing on the Natural History of the Galapagos. The ship has 50 fabulous outside suites and a myriad of facilities including jacuzzi, solarium, elevator, conference room, 3 bars and reading room.

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Galapagos Legend

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The state-of-the-art Galapagos Legend was refurbished in 2007 and carries a maximum of 110 passengers. Although the Galapagos Legend offers all the amenities of a larger cruise vessel, she is still small enough to provide an intimate cruising experience. Five spacious decks, well-appointed cabins and suites, and a highly trained and experienced crew await guests aboard the Legend.

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Grace

• Ship type
• Yachts

This elegant yacht has a very interesting history; at various times she has been owned by millionaires, such as Aristotle Onassis, she has served the British Navy, was once the holiday home of Winston Churchill and is now named after her late owner, Princess Grace of Monaco. With just 9 cabins and a crew of 10 plus Naturalist Guides and a Cruise Director, personal service is high on the agenda. The boat also comes equipped with sea kayaks, snorkeling gear and wetsuits to enable you to get close to the stunning marine life and scenery of the Galapagos.

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Hanseatic

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Whether travelling through thick pack ice, narrow fjords, vast oceans or along the coastlines of great continents, emabrk on a voyage of discovery, with destinations worldwide, on this five-star expedition ship. Without sacrificing luxury and sophisticated living, passengers can journey to remote regions in the comfort of the Hanseatic’s modern amenities. Well-appointed cabins accommodate up to 184 guests and cozy interiors provide ample space for casual camaraderie or quiet reverie.

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Iberostar Grand Amazon

• Ship type
• River cruises

This luxury ship takes guests on a magnificently memorable cruise along both the Negro and Amazon Rivers, offering all the comfort and service the discerning traveler demands.

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Isabela II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Isabela II is one of the most luxurious yachts operating in the Galapagos Islands. From dining room to stateroom, guests aboard the Isabela II will enjoy superior quality at all levels of service. Specifically designed for the longer 7-night Galapagos cruise expedition, this vessel features three public decks, 20 outside twin cabins and a library containing a large selection of reference books on the Galapagos and Ecuador as well as excellent nature and conservation videos. The Isabela’s expedition team consists of three Naturalists who will delight guests with diverse natural history explanations, while the Captain and crew members are on hand to attend to your every need.

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La Amatista

• Ship type
• River cruises

La Amatista combines the beauty of wood with the strength of steel and is built in the style of a 19th Century Amazon River boats. Inside it offers guests all the comforts of a five-start hotel, with climate-controlled air conditioned cabins, en-suite tiled bathrooms with private warm water showers and service that will meet the standards of the most demanding passenger. Impeccably handcrafted, the La Amatista offers passengers probably the most stylish and comfortable of all Amazon cruises. On board dining features delicious local Peruvian and international cuisine prepared each day from the freshest vegetables, fruit, fish and local produce. Through a circular bank of floor-to-ceiling windows in the dining parlors, the backdrop for every meal is an ever-changing vista. The nature viewing from the open-air top deck is incredible; you can enjoy a drink at the full service wet bar without leaving the observation area which is partially canopied to add comfort and space to relax. This is the perfect spot for wildlife viewing by day and stargazing by night.

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La Turmalina

• Ship type
• River cruises

La Turmalina combines the beauty of wood with the strength of steel and is built in the style of a 19th Century Amazon River boats. Inside it offers guests all the comforts of a five-start hotel, with climate-controlled air conditioned cabins, en-suite tiled bathrooms with private warm water showers and service that will meet the standards of the most demanding passenger. Impeccably handcrafted, the La Turmalina offers passengers probably the most stylish and comfortable of all Amazon cruises. On board dining features delicious local Peruvian and international cuisine prepared each day from the freshest vegetables, fruit, fish and local produce. Through a circular bank of floor-to-ceiling windows in the dining parlors, the backdrop for every meal is an ever-changing vista. The nature viewing from the open-air top deck is incredible; you can enjoy a drink at the full service wet bar without leaving the observation area which is partially canopied to add comfort and space to relax. This is the perfect spot for wildlife viewing by day and stargazing by night.

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La Turquesa

• Ship type
• River cruises

La Turquesa combines the beauty of wood with the strength of steel and is built in the style of a 19th Century Amazon River boats. Inside it offers guests all the comforts of a five-start hotel, with climate-controlled air conditioned cabins, en-suite tiled bathrooms with private warm water showers and service that will meet the standards of the most demanding passenger. Impeccably handcrafted, the La Turquesa offers passengers probably the most stylish and comfortable of all Amazon cruises. On board dining features delicious local Peruvian and international cuisine prepared each day from the freshest vegetables, fruit, fish and local produce. Through a circular bank of floor-to-ceiling windows in the dining parlors, the backdrop for every meal is an ever-changing vista. The nature viewing from the open-air top deck is incredible; you can enjoy a drink at the full service wet bar without leaving the observation area which is partially canopied to add comfort and space to relax. This is the perfect spot for wildlife viewing by day and stargazing by night.

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Lammer Law

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Lammer Law is one of the two largest trimarans in the world. It offers lots of space and comfort for naturalist cruises but specializes and is completely equipped for diving cruises. Attractive and functional, it is perfect for the dedicated diver and for those passengers wishing to have a close experience with nature. The artful combination of stability, grace and speed make this yacht a perfect partner for a Galapagos Discovery adventure. All cabins have exceptional accommodations, private facilities, climate controls, safe-boxes and ample space to hang and store clothing. 8 double cabins, each with a double or twin beds. There is also a large and comfortable main salon, with a library, bar, TV/Video system and stereo. The dining area is located in the stern of the yacht and it is where all three meals are served. The sun deck consists of the whole exterior area of the yacht and is extremely ample. There is a spacious top deck, sea kayaks, snorkelling gear, wetsuits, and Nitrox is available for diving.

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Le Boreal

• Ship type
• Yachts

**SPECIAL OFFER**Early Booking Savings of up to 30% may be applied to all cruises on this ship. These savings vary according to the number of available cabins on the ship so please call our agents to get the most up-to-date price on your cruise. One of the most state-of-the-art ships, launched in May 2010, the luxury Le Boreal features a modern design, sleek silhouette and small size - just 142 metres in length. Le Boreal offers intimate itineraries to rare ports. A mega-yacht with 132 cabins, she is the fruit of the expertise of the Italian Fincantieri shipyard and offers utter French sophistication, as interpreted by designer Jean-Philippe Nuel, creating a unique atmosphere, a subtle blend of luxury, intimacy and well-being.

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Letty Eric Flamingo

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Letty, Eric and Flamingo are sister yachts, having been custom-designed for Galapagos cruising. Built in the early 1990s and refurbished annually since, these superior first-class yachts, which are all identical, can accommodate just 20 guests and feature 3 decks of spacious staterooms with polished teak interiors trimmed with shiny brass fittings. This is the perfect choice for your Galapagos cruise. **Please note that a specific yacht cannot be confirmed in advance and you will be assigned one of the identical sister yachts upon departure**.

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Manatee Amazon Explorer

• Ship type
• River cruises

The new Manatee Amazon Explorer river motor yacht has been specially built for cruises in the Ecuadorian rainforest on the Rio Napo. Designed for adventure, yet featuring the modern and sophisticated amenities of a floating hotel, the vessel accommodates up to 30 guests in good levels of comfort. Her panoramic terrace is an ideal place for marveling at the impressive biodiversity of the flora and fauna of this region while the convivial bar and lounge area caters for easy socializing.

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Mistral

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Built by Vanderhoeven Yachts of Holland, the Mistral is a 74 ft. Motor Yacht capable of a cruising speed of 10 knots. The Mistral is fully equipped for diving and ideal for the more adventurous naturalist or diver, who prefers the atmosphere of a small boat. An onboard naturalist takes the passengers on all shore excursions and shares extensive insights into the Islands diverse wildlife. Small boats, locally called pangas, ferry passengers to shore for Island visits. Accommodations include 8 cabins for a total of 16 passengers, all with air conditioning, a roomy closet, drawers, and private facilities. All cabins are beautifully furnished and include polished wood surfaces. The salon is spacious, with large windows for enjoying the Galapagos scenery, and is equipped with TV, VCR and stereo. Passengers can gather for their briefings on the next day's activities or just spend time reminiscing on the days discoveries. The lounge chairs on the deck are a perfect spot for enjoying the ocean breezes. The deck is covered for protection from the sun, but allows views of the Islands around you.

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National Geographic Endeavour

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Formerly known as the Caledonian Star, the National Geographic Endeavor is a superb sea-keeping expedition ship that blends comfort with exploration. On board, well-appointed cabins and cozy public spaces are fitted with all modern conveniences, catering for a maximum of 110 passengers. The vessel is very much a traditional ship, designed with a deep hull that is ideally shaped for the rigors of the southern seas. The National Geographic Explorer currently offers a range of expedition cruises in the Galapagos, where her five onboard Naturalists will introduce you to the ornithology, geology and undersea life of this pristine environment.

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National Geographic Islander

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The recently launched National Geographic Islander is a versatile 164 foot twin-hulled vessel accommodating up to 48 guests in 24 spacious cabins. She is a sturdy expedition ship, designed for year-round discovery and active exploration of the Galapagos and can reach places inaccessible to larger ships due to its small size.

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Ocean Nova

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Ocean Nova was built in Denmark in 1992 and has been designed to sail challenging, icy waters effortlessly, boasting an ice-strengthened hull. She is a modern and comfortable ship and can accommodate just 62 passengers in well appointed, outside facing cabins, each with private bathroom facilities. The observation lounge is the perfect place from which to marvel at the breathtaking scenery on your expedition cruise. Other amenities include a spacious dining room, presentation room, bar and library. She comes complete with a fleet of Zodiac boats, which will transport you to the shore for wildlife watching and trekking excursions.

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Ortelius

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The ice-strengthened 'Ortelius' vessel has been cleverly refurbished to provide Polar expedition cruises in the Artic and Antarctica. Travellers have the opportunity to explore remote locations including Franz Josef Land and the Ross Sea, and observe an abundance of wildlife. The vessel can accommodate up to 100 passengers offering comfortable cabins, two restaurants, a bar/lecture room and sauna. Voyages on the Ortelius provide quality exploratory wildlife programs, spending as much time as possible ashore.

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Otter Premium

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amazon Otter is an 88 feet long regional Riverboat. The boat features a panoramic sundeck with a fantastic 360 degree view. The window-lined dining room seats all passengers leisurely at same time. The entertainment deck offers a bar with plenty of comfortable seating, whirlpool and shower facilities.

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Plancius

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

First built in 1976 as an oceanographic research vessel for the Royal Dutch Navy and named "Hr. Ms. Tydeman", the Plancius has now been fully reconstructed as a 110-passenger vessel suitable for Polar expeditions. The vessel offers a restaurant/lecture room and a spacious observation lounge (with bar) with large windows, offering a full panorama view. All cabins are generously proportioned and are outside facing, mostly equipped with two bunk beds and a comfortable private bathroom.

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Polaris

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Mellow woods, polished brass and gracious informality distinguish the Polaris. Feel right at home in the spacious lounge and cozy library, or enjoy the magnificent views from the handsome teak deck. On board this vessel there is ample space for camaraderie or a quiet reverie. After a day’s exploring the well-appointed outside cabins provide a comfortable retreat and a good night’s rest.

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Premium

• Ship type
• River cruises

As the name suggests, the Premium is a luxury Amazon river boat. At 106 feet and accommodating just 32 guests in spacious, outside, en suite cabins, the Premium is able to offer good standards of service and comfort. Unique to the Premium is a large observation and sundeck offering an amazing 360 degree view of the stunning Amazon scenery. The well-designed public areas feature a window-lined dining room, air-conditioned lecture room with library and video facilities, a bar and a large covered outdoor area for sightseeing.

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Professor Molchanov

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The 'Professor Molchanov' is a modern and comfortable oceanographic research vessel. Built in 1983 in Finland, the ship was designed as ice-strengthened cruiser and has been converted for passenger use and is ideally suited for polar expedition cruising. The ship has a large inviting bridge and good open deck-viewing areas. Public areas include a lounge and bar, small library and dining room which serves as a lecture room.

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Professor Multanovskiy

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Professor Multanovskiy was built in Finland for polar and oceanographic research. The ship has been continuously refurbished since her conversion for passenger use and is ideally suited for expedition cruising. She carries a maximum of 53 guests in comfortable cabins. Public areas on the vessel include a lounge and bar, small library, sauna and dining room. The atmosphere aboard is relaxed, more akin to that of a private expedition than a conventional cruise ship.

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Santa Cruz

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Santa Cruz was totally refurbished in 1998 and has gained worldwide recognition for her excellent standards in Galapagos cruising, including superb service, an expert crew, the most knowledgeable multilingual guides, and menus that feature the very best international cuisine and celebrated Ecuadorian dishes.

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Sea Dream II (Cruise and Flight Packages)

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

Like her sister ship, the Sea Dream I, the Sea Dream II combines top class service with a unique atmosphere of 'casual perfection' to create an exclusive small-ship cruise offering. With an award-winning staff of 95 serving just 112 guests, an intimate atmosphere and personalised service are guaranteed. The ship boasts a great range of onboard facilities, including a watersports marina, casino, spa, sauna, steamroom, fitness centre, golf simulator, swimming pool and jacuzzi. You can expect outstanding service, gourmet cuisine and carefully selected wines as you dine in the ship's elegant main salon, or al fresco in the Topside Restaurant. A varied programme of entertainment on board includes concerts and film screenings under the stars, live piano and guitar music in the bars and a number of special parties and events. Accommodation on the all-suite Sea Dream II is provided in oceanview staterooms, finely appointed with Belgian bedlinens, marble bathrooms and Bvlgari toiletries.

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Selly Clipper II

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Selly Clipper II is a regional riverboat that accommodates 20 guests in 10 spacious all-outside cabins, with lower beds, private bathroom facilities with hot shower, individual air-conditioning and safety deposit box. The boat features a panoramic sundeck with a fantastic 360 degree view. The window-lined dining room seats all passengers comfortably, at the same time. The entertainment deck offers a bar with plenty of seating to relax in the evening.

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Skorpios II

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Built in 1988, and refurbished in 2008, the Skorpios II accommodates up to 106 guests in comfortably furnished cabins across five decks. The ship operates one signature itinerary in the Northern Ice Field of Patagonia, Chile, and boasts all the facilities and equipment to provide an unforgettable journey to some of the most remote and spectacular sites on Earth. An experienced crew, good service and tastefully decorated public areas and cabins, including modern en suite shower facilities throughout, make the on board experience as memorable as the magnificent surroundings.

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Skorpios III

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

Constructed in 1995, and refurbished in 2007, the Skorpios III is a 90 passenger expedition vessel, operating in the southern ice field of Chile's Patagonia region. The ship features the most advanced telecommunication technology and satellite navigation, ensuring a safe journey as you visit the most renowned glaciers of the area and cruise through narrow channels and towering fjords. On board, the well-appointed cabins (which are slightly larger than those on sister ship, Skorpios II), modern en suite bathrooms throughout, and spacious public areas provide a warm and relaxing ambiance, while an experienced crew attends to your every need.

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Stella Australis

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The new 5 deck Stella Australis is an impressive expedition cruiser, offering enthralling cruise itineraries around Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego. On board facilities include the impressive Patagonia dining room, which provides a panoramic view and serves regional and international cuisine with a carefully chosen range of Chilean and Argentinean wines. The lounge areas are ideal for relaxing and admiring the spectacular scenery. The Zodiacs will whisk you to shore to explore this remote and intriguing continent at close range, whilst the on board lectures will compliment your cruise experience. The 100 well appointed cabins provide a relaxing retreat, with large picture windows and en suite shower facilities ensuring a comfortable home from home.

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Tip Top II

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

This first class yacht, constructed in 1983 and renovated in 2006, was designed to offer the highest levels of security and comfort. She measures 90 foot in length and can accommodate up to 16 guests in comfortable and spacious cabins. She is the ideal choice for your trip to the Galapagos.

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Tip Top III

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Tip Top III was designed and constructed to offer the highest level of security and comfort to guests. She is a first class steel-hulled motor yacht, built to impeccably high standards in 2001. The yacht can accommodate up to 16 guests in comfortable cabins, making this an intimate and exclusive choice for your cruise.

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Tip Top IV

• Ship type
• Coastal cruises

The Tip Top IV is an elegant, steel-hulled motor yacht, built to an impeccably high standard in 2006. She measures 130 feet in length and can accommodate up to 16 guests in comfortable and spacious cabins.

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Tucano

• Ship type
• River cruises

The Amazon cruise vessel, Tucano, was first launched in September 1997. Measuring over 80 feet in length, Tucano is a spacious cruiser, offering 9 comfortable cabins with en suite facilities and air-conditioning. The boat is fitted with beautiful woodwork including decks finished in deep brown natural wood. Catering for small groups of just 18 passengers, with trained naturalist guides and thoughtful itineraries, a cruise on the Tucano provides a genuine and thrilling experience through the Amazon rainforest.

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Via Australis

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The Via Australis offers guests the opportunity to travel to the remote regions of South America in good levels of comfort. Built in 2005, she is an expedition cruise ship comprising 5 decks carrying a maximum of only 136 passengers, each featuring well-appointed public areas. Activities and lectures are held in her two cozy lounges or dining room and the open-air terrace on the uppermost deck provides a great opportunity for admiring the wonderful Patagonian landscape.

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Xpedition

• Ship type
• Expedition cruises

The all-ocean view Xpedition visits worlds untouched by civilization. Unlike traditional cruise ships, this 100-passenger yacht is able to cruise to smaller, less-traveled destinations like the Galapagos Islands and Antarctic ports. A naturalist accompanies each group of guests on magnificent Galapagos Island excursions twice each day, then shares additional expertise during evening lectures. After a day of exploration, treat your body to a relaxing massage or a dip in the rejuvenating whirlpool. Dine on gourmet cuisine at Darwin's Restaurant and the open-air Beagle Grill. End each night by admiring your favorite constellation through on-deck telescopes.

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