Exploring the Galápagos Islands on board the 9-suite Treasure of Galápagos goes beyond traditional cruising and allows you a truly intimate experience with a maximum of 16 guests. Chartered for Avalon guests, the Treasure of Galápagos features spacious suites with balconies and takes you around the archipelago to explore the natural wonders of this region in privacy and comfort. Completely refurbished recently, the Treasure of Galápagos is designed to surpass luxurious standards with an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere, allowing guests to enjoy all of the treasures of the Galápagos Islands! From penguins and flamingos sharing the same beach, ancient tortoises and iguanas that swim, colorful birdlife that forgot how to fly, and the diverse marine world teeming with life, these dramatic volcanic islands truly are "a laboratory of evolution." Delve into this unique world with the Treasure of Galápagos' crew and expert Naturalist, who share their passion for nature and conservation of this mysterious part of the world. Your Galápagos cruise includes Naturalist-guided shore excursions, lectures, and exploration of the marine reserve by strolling, hiking, and snorkeling. At day's end, you'll return to the relaxed luxury of your ship.
| Entered Service: | 2009 |
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| Length: | 101.71ft / 31m |
| Width: | 36.09ft / 11m |
| Decks: | 3 |
| Number of Passengers: | 18 |
| Number of Crew: | 10 |
| Size: | 343 gross tonnage |
Is there air conditioning onboard Treasure of Galapagos?
Yes, air-conditioning is available throughout Treasure of Galapagos.
Where does Treasure of Galapagos sail to?
Treasure of the Galapagos operates a variety of itineraries around the Galapagos, ranging from 8 to 20 days in length. Itineraries depart from Lima or Quito and can include port calls to San Cristobal, Santa Cruz Island and Santiago Island.
What should I wear?
Feel free to wear casual attire onboard and ashore. For dinner, you can wear casual open-neck shirts, slacks, dresses and skirts. Avalon Waterways recommends that guests do not wear coats and ties on Treasure of Galapagos cruises, due to the warm climate.