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Archipell II

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Archipell II Relax on the deck and soak in the sun. Enjoy sightseeing on the deck with a delicious snack. The bridge and captain of the Archipell. Archipell I & II's bar and lounge area. Archipell I & II's beautiful dining area. Enjoy an exotic drink at the bar. Archipell I & II's comfortable and modern lounge.
Pinnacle rock in Bartolome
$1,950
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Central Islands

4 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Observe mating blue-footed boobies
  • Walk over lava landscapes
  • Explore Rabida's red sand beaches
Activities:
Hiking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Sail the southern islands of the Galapagos aboard the Archipell II. This 5-day adventure takes you to the islands of North Seymour, Bartolome, and Santiago. Indulge yourself in the beauty of this unique archipealgo, visit the islands´ largest colony of magnificent frigate birds, discover a …
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Sea lion coming in from a swim
$2,750
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Eastern Islands II

5 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Enjoy a hiking tour to The Twins
  • Relax at a green olivine sand beach
  • Follow Charles Darwin´s steps
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Explore an abundance of natural wildlife and breathtaking landscapes on this 5-day cruise aboard the Archipell II. Highlights of the eastern islands include beautiful Santa Cruz, Cormorant Point´s green olivine sand beach, wildlife-rich Española, and the fascinating San Cristobal. …
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Zodiacs, Dry Landing
$7,145
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Islands Circumnavigation I

12 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Observe white tip sharks
  • Explore the cliffs of Tagus Cove
  • Admire the famous Pinnacle Rock
  • Snorkel in wildlife-rich waters
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Visit all the islands throughout the archipelago and experience its unique wildlife and landscapes on this 12-day expedition aboard the Archipell II. Explore rocky coastlines, white sand beaches, forest trails and volcanic landscapes while viewing the Galapagos abundant wildlife. Have the chance to …
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Crab on the rocks
$7,145
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Islands Circumnavigation II

12 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Encounter an array of wildlife
  • Swim and snorkel with sea lions
  • Visit an artisan spring
  • Learn about local conservation
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
This extensive adventure offers you the opportunity to really become immersed in the unique splendor of the Galapagos Islands. Board the Archipell II for a 12-day deep exploration of the archipelago's wildlife-rich shores and breathtaking landscapes. Enjoy some of the world's best bird …
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Giant Tortoise
$8,790
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Islands Circumnavigation III

15 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Meet Galapagos giant tortoises
  • Walk through Las Bachas Beach
  • Hike across North Seymour Island
  • Visit Post Office Bay´s mailbox
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Wind across island trails, explore peaceful lagoons, swim and snorkel in crystalline waters, bask in the sun on white sand beaches, soak in extraordinary volcanic vistas, and get up close and personal with fascinating wildlife, throughout this 15-day Galapagos cruise. Board the Archipell II in San …
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Ray swimming in the Galapagos
$4,395
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Northwestern Islands I

8 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Meet huge sea lion colonies
  • Travel to Elizabeth Bay's mangroves
  • Relax at Las Bachas white beach
  • Learn about the island's origin
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Meet the unique wildlife and landscapes of the Galapagos northwestern islands on this 8-day voyage aboard the Archipell II. Spend 8 days exploring the rich shores ofSanta Cruz, Fernandina, Genovesa, Bartolome, Rabida and Santiago, and become really immersed in the unique splendor of these islands. …
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Darwin Finch
$6,345
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Northwestern Islands II

11 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Swim and snorkel with sea lions
  • Visit Lonesome George's former home
  • Walk along lava landscapes
  • Observe mating blue-footed boobies
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Discover the wide variety of flora and fauna of the Galapagos northwestern islands on this 11-day cruise aboard the Archipell II. Get ready to observe an abundance of unique wildlife including giant tortoises, land iguanas, sea lions, rays, sharks, flamingos, frigatebirds, and more. Experience …
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Blue-footed boobies
$4,395
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Southeast Islands

8 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Admire the famous Pinnacle Rock
  • Sunbathe on a coral sand beach
  • Visit Post Office Bay's mailbox
  • Snorkel in wildlife-rich waters
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Embark on an exciting 8-day cruise to the southeast islands of the Galapagos, aboard the spacious and comfortable Archipell II. Cover some of the most beautiful islands including North Seymour, Bartolome, Santiago, Floreana, Española, and San Cristobal. Along the way, enjoy fantastic …
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Sea lions on Fernandina Island
$6,345
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Southeast Islands I

11 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Visit a tortoise breeding station
  • Zodiac cruise to Marielas Islets
  • Do some snorkeling in Las Bachas
  • Explore the highlands of Santa Fe
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Enjoy an 11-day cruise that allows you to experience more than just the highlights of the Galapagos. Experience all facets of the southeast islands as you are immersed in the vast wildlife and incredible beauty of this unique archipelago. Hike, swim, snorkel, or cruise on a panga boat while …
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Floreana Island
$4,395
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Southeastern Islands

8 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Visit two collapse lava chambers
  • Relax in a green olivine beach
  • Swim and snorkel in Gardner Bay
  • Meet Galapagos giant tortoises
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Travel the Galapagos on an 8-day southeastern islands cruise aboard the Archipell II. This voyage takes you along the coast and up into the highlands to admire the diversity and unique scenery of the Galapagos. Wildlife viewing opportunities abound as you traverse the islands, snorkel in crystal …
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Couple sitting on a beach among sea lions
$1,950
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Southern Islands I

4 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Learn about tortoise conservation
  • Discover South Plaza's flora
  • Enjoy some recreational snorkeling
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Experience a 4-day cruise through the southern islands of the Galapagos aboard the Archipell II. Spend your days exploring the wildlife-rich shores and breathtaking landscapes of San Cristobal, South Plaza, Santa Fe, Floreana, and Santa Cruz. Encountera myriad of native species including sharks, …
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Curious sea lion during a snorkeling outing
$4,395
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Western Islands I

8 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Meet giant land tortoises
  • Zodiac cruise along Tagus Cove
  • Snorkel with playful sea lions
  • Relax in a white-sand beach
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Embark on this unique 8-day journey through the western islands of the Galapagos, incuding visits toSan Cristobal, South Plaza, Santa Fe, Floreana, Santa Cruz, and Isabela. Teeming with wildlife, breathtaking landscapes and volcanic wonders, the western islands are an ideal place to spend your …
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Isabela rock with birds
$2,750
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Western Islands II

5 Day Itinerary aboard Archipell II
  • Meet Galapagos giant tortoises
  • Walk through lava landscapes
  • Tour the fascinating Espinoza Point
Activities:
Hiking, Kayaking, Snorkeling, Wildlife Viewing
Activity Level:
Relaxed
Take a 5-day cruise on the Archipell II and experience the wonders of the Galapagos western islands. Spend your days discovering the beautiful Santa Cruz, wildlife-rich Isabela, cliff-laden Fernandina, and the stunning white sands of Bachas Beach. Experience close encounters with unique species, …
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2019
EmbarksDays 
Jun 208Southeastern Islands
Jun 2012Islands Circumnavigation II
Jun 205Eastern Islands II
Jun 248Western Islands I
Jun 244Southern Islands I
Jun 2415Islands Circumnavigation III
Jun 2411Northwestern Islands II
Jun 2711Southeast Islands I
Jun 2712Islands Circumnavigation I
Jun 275Western Islands II
Jun 278Northwestern Islands I
Jul 018Southeast Islands
Jul 014Central Islands
Jul 048Southeastern Islands
Jul 0412Islands Circumnavigation II
Jul 045Eastern Islands II
Jul 088Western Islands I
Jul 084Southern Islands I
Jul 0815Islands Circumnavigation III
Jul 0811Northwestern Islands II
Jul 1111Southeast Islands I
Jul 1112Islands Circumnavigation I
Jul 115Western Islands II
Jul 118Northwestern Islands I
Jul 158Southeast Islands
Jul 154Central Islands
Jul 185Eastern Islands II
Jul 188Southeastern Islands
Jul 1812Islands Circumnavigation II
Jul 228Western Islands I
Jul 224Southern Islands I
Jul 2215Islands Circumnavigation III
Jul 2211Northwestern Islands II
Jul 2511Southeast Islands I
Jul 2512Islands Circumnavigation I
Jul 255Western Islands II
Jul 258Northwestern Islands I
Jul 294Central Islands
Jul 298Southeast Islands
Aug 015Eastern Islands II
Aug 018Southeastern Islands
Aug 0112Islands Circumnavigation II
Aug 058Western Islands I
Aug 054Southern Islands I
Aug 0515Islands Circumnavigation III
Aug 0511Northwestern Islands II
Aug 0811Southeast Islands I
Aug 0812Islands Circumnavigation I
Aug 085Western Islands II
Aug 088Northwestern Islands I
Aug 124Central Islands
Aug 128Southeast Islands
Aug 155Eastern Islands II
Aug 158Southeastern Islands
Aug 1512Islands Circumnavigation II
Aug 1911Northwestern Islands II
Aug 198Western Islands I
Aug 194Southern Islands I
Aug 1915Islands Circumnavigation III
Aug 228Northwestern Islands I
Aug 2211Southeast Islands I
Aug 2212Islands Circumnavigation I
Aug 225Western Islands II
Aug 264Central Islands
Aug 268Southeast Islands
Aug 295Eastern Islands II
Aug 298Southeastern Islands
Aug 2912Islands Circumnavigation II
Sep 0211Northwestern Islands II
Sep 028Western Islands I
Sep 024Southern Islands I
Sep 0215Islands Circumnavigation III
Sep 058Northwestern Islands I
Sep 0511Southeast Islands I
Sep 0512Islands Circumnavigation I
Sep 055Western Islands II
Sep 094Central Islands
Sep 098Southeast Islands
Sep 125Eastern Islands II
Sep 128Southeastern Islands
Sep 1212Islands Circumnavigation II
Sep 1615Islands Circumnavigation III
Sep 1611Northwestern Islands II
Sep 168Western Islands I
Sep 164Southern Islands I
Sep 198Northwestern Islands I
Sep 1911Southeast Islands I
Sep 1912Islands Circumnavigation I
Sep 195Western Islands II
Sep 234Central Islands
Sep 238Southeast Islands
Sep 265Eastern Islands II
Sep 268Southeastern Islands
Sep 2612Islands Circumnavigation II
Sep 3015Islands Circumnavigation III
Sep 3011Northwestern Islands II
Sep 308Western Islands I
Sep 304Southern Islands I
Oct 038Northwestern Islands I
Oct 0311Southeast Islands I
Oct 0312Islands Circumnavigation I
Oct 035Western Islands II
Oct 074Central Islands
Oct 078Southeast Islands
Oct 1012Islands Circumnavigation II
Oct 105Eastern Islands II
Oct 108Southeastern Islands
Oct 1415Islands Circumnavigation III
Oct 1411Northwestern Islands II
Oct 148Western Islands I
Oct 144Southern Islands I
Oct 178Northwestern Islands I
Oct 1711Southeast Islands I
Oct 1712Islands Circumnavigation I
Oct 175Western Islands II
Oct 214Central Islands
Oct 218Southeast Islands
Oct 2412Islands Circumnavigation II
Oct 245Eastern Islands II
Oct 248Southeastern Islands
Oct 2815Islands Circumnavigation III
Oct 2811Northwestern Islands II
Oct 288Western Islands I
Oct 284Southern Islands I
Oct 315Western Islands II
Oct 318Northwestern Islands I
Oct 3111Southeast Islands I
Oct 3112Islands Circumnavigation I
Nov 044Central Islands
Nov 048Southeast Islands
Nov 0712Islands Circumnavigation II
Nov 075Eastern Islands II
Nov 078Southeastern Islands
Nov 114Southern Islands I
Nov 1115Islands Circumnavigation III
Nov 1111Northwestern Islands II
Nov 118Western Islands I
Nov 145Western Islands II
Nov 148Northwestern Islands I
Nov 1411Southeast Islands I
Nov 1412Islands Circumnavigation I
Nov 184Central Islands
Nov 188Southeast Islands
Nov 2112Islands Circumnavigation II
Nov 215Eastern Islands II
Nov 218Southeastern Islands
Nov 258Western Islands I
Nov 254Southern Islands I
Nov 2515Islands Circumnavigation III
Nov 2511Northwestern Islands II
Nov 285Western Islands II
Nov 288Northwestern Islands I
Nov 2811Southeast Islands I
Nov 2812Islands Circumnavigation I
Dec 024Central Islands
Dec 028Southeast Islands
Dec 058Southeastern Islands
Dec 0512Islands Circumnavigation II
Dec 055Eastern Islands II
Dec 098Western Islands I
Dec 094Southern Islands I
Dec 0915Islands Circumnavigation III
Dec 0911Northwestern Islands II
Dec 125Western Islands II
Dec 128Northwestern Islands I
Dec 1211Southeast Islands I
Dec 1212Islands Circumnavigation I
Dec 164Central Islands
Dec 168Southeast Islands
Dec 198Southeastern Islands
Dec 1912Islands Circumnavigation II
Dec 195Eastern Islands II
Dec 238Western Islands I
Dec 234Southern Islands I
Dec 2315Islands Circumnavigation III
Dec 2311Northwestern Islands II
Dec 2612Islands Circumnavigation I
Dec 265Western Islands II
Dec 268Northwestern Islands I
Dec 2611Southeast Islands I
Dec 304Central Islands
Dec 308Southeast Islands
2020
EmbarksDays 
Jan 028Southeastern Islands
Jan 0212Islands Circumnavigation II
Jan 025Eastern Islands II
Jan 068Western Islands I
Jan 064Southern Islands I
Jan 0615Islands Circumnavigation III
Jan 0611Northwestern Islands II
Jan 0912Islands Circumnavigation I
Jan 095Western Islands II
Jan 098Northwestern Islands I
Jan 0911Southeast Islands I
Jan 134Central Islands
Jan 138Southeast Islands
Jan 168Southeastern Islands
Jan 1612Islands Circumnavigation II
Jan 165Eastern Islands II
Jan 208Western Islands I
Jan 204Southern Islands I
Jan 2015Islands Circumnavigation III
Jan 2011Northwestern Islands II
Jan 2311Southeast Islands I
Jan 2312Islands Circumnavigation I
Jan 235Western Islands II
Jan 238Northwestern Islands I
Jan 274Central Islands
Jan 278Southeast Islands
Jan 308Southeastern Islands
Jan 3012Islands Circumnavigation II
Jan 305Eastern Islands II
Feb 038Western Islands I
Feb 034Southern Islands I
Feb 0315Islands Circumnavigation III
Feb 0311Northwestern Islands II
Feb 0611Southeast Islands I
Feb 0612Islands Circumnavigation I
Feb 065Western Islands II
Feb 068Northwestern Islands I
Feb 108Southeast Islands
Feb 104Central Islands
Feb 138Southeastern Islands
Feb 1312Islands Circumnavigation II
Feb 135Eastern Islands II
Feb 178Western Islands I
Feb 174Southern Islands I
Feb 1715Islands Circumnavigation III
Feb 1711Northwestern Islands II
Feb 2011Southeast Islands I
Feb 2012Islands Circumnavigation I
Feb 205Western Islands II
Feb 208Northwestern Islands I
Feb 248Southeast Islands
Feb 244Central Islands
Feb 275Eastern Islands II
Feb 278Southeastern Islands
Feb 2712Islands Circumnavigation II
Mar 028Western Islands I
Mar 024Southern Islands I
Mar 0215Islands Circumnavigation III
Mar 0211Northwestern Islands II
Mar 0511Southeast Islands I
Mar 0512Islands Circumnavigation I
Mar 055Western Islands II
Mar 058Northwestern Islands I
Mar 094Central Islands
Mar 098Southeast Islands
Mar 125Eastern Islands II
Mar 128Southeastern Islands
Mar 1212Islands Circumnavigation II
Mar 168Western Islands I
Mar 164Southern Islands I
Mar 1615Islands Circumnavigation III
Mar 1611Northwestern Islands II
Mar 198Northwestern Islands I
Mar 1911Southeast Islands I
Mar 1912Islands Circumnavigation I
Mar 195Western Islands II
Mar 234Central Islands
Mar 238Southeast Islands
Mar 265Eastern Islands II
Mar 268Southeastern Islands
Mar 2612Islands Circumnavigation II
Mar 3011Northwestern Islands II
Mar 308Western Islands I
Mar 304Southern Islands I
Mar 3015Islands Circumnavigation III
Apr 028Northwestern Islands I
Apr 0211Southeast Islands I
Apr 0212Islands Circumnavigation I
Apr 025Western Islands II
Apr 064Central Islands
Apr 068Southeast Islands
Apr 095Eastern Islands II
Apr 098Southeastern Islands
Apr 0912Islands Circumnavigation II
Apr 1311Northwestern Islands II
Apr 138Western Islands I
Apr 134Southern Islands I
Apr 1315Islands Circumnavigation III
Apr 168Northwestern Islands I
Apr 1611Southeast Islands I
Apr 1612Islands Circumnavigation I
Apr 165Western Islands II
Apr 204Central Islands
Apr 208Southeast Islands
Apr 235Eastern Islands II
Apr 238Southeastern Islands
Apr 2312Islands Circumnavigation II
Apr 2715Islands Circumnavigation III
Apr 2711Northwestern Islands II
Apr 278Western Islands I
Apr 274Southern Islands I
Apr 308Northwestern Islands I
Apr 3011Southeast Islands I
Apr 3012Islands Circumnavigation I
Apr 305Western Islands II
May 044Central Islands
May 048Southeast Islands
May 075Eastern Islands II
May 078Southeastern Islands
May 0712Islands Circumnavigation II
May 1115Islands Circumnavigation III
May 1111Northwestern Islands II
May 118Western Islands I
May 114Southern Islands I
May 148Northwestern Islands I
May 1411Southeast Islands I
May 1412Islands Circumnavigation I
May 145Western Islands II
May 184Central Islands
May 188Southeast Islands
May 2112Islands Circumnavigation II
May 215Eastern Islands II
May 218Southeastern Islands
May 2515Islands Circumnavigation III
May 2511Northwestern Islands II
May 258Western Islands I
May 254Southern Islands I
May 288Northwestern Islands I
May 2811Southeast Islands I
May 2812Islands Circumnavigation I
May 285Western Islands II
Jun 014Central Islands
Jun 018Southeast Islands
Jun 0412Islands Circumnavigation II
Jun 045Eastern Islands II
Jun 048Southeastern Islands
Jun 0815Islands Circumnavigation III
Jun 0811Northwestern Islands II
Jun 088Western Islands I
Jun 084Southern Islands I
Jun 115Western Islands II
Jun 118Northwestern Islands I
Jun 1111Southeast Islands I
Jun 1112Islands Circumnavigation I
Jun 154Central Islands
Jun 158Southeast Islands
Jun 1812Islands Circumnavigation II
Jun 185Eastern Islands II
Jun 188Southeastern Islands
Jun 224Southern Islands I
Jun 2215Islands Circumnavigation III
Jun 2211Northwestern Islands II
Jun 228Western Islands I
Jun 255Western Islands II
Jun 258Northwestern Islands I
Jun 2511Southeast Islands I
Jun 2512Islands Circumnavigation I
Jun 294Central Islands
Jun 298Southeast Islands
Jul 0212Islands Circumnavigation II
Jul 025Eastern Islands II
Jul 028Southeastern Islands
Jul 068Western Islands I
Jul 064Southern Islands I
Jul 0615Islands Circumnavigation III
Jul 0611Northwestern Islands II
Jul 095Western Islands II
Jul 098Northwestern Islands I
Jul 0911Southeast Islands I
Jul 0912Islands Circumnavigation I
Jul 134Central Islands
Jul 138Southeast Islands
Jul 168Southeastern Islands
Jul 1612Islands Circumnavigation II
Jul 165Eastern Islands II
Jul 208Western Islands I
Jul 204Southern Islands I
Jul 2015Islands Circumnavigation III
Jul 2011Northwestern Islands II
Jul 235Western Islands II
Jul 238Northwestern Islands I
Jul 2311Southeast Islands I
Jul 2312Islands Circumnavigation I
Jul 274Central Islands
Jul 278Southeast Islands
Jul 308Southeastern Islands
Jul 3012Islands Circumnavigation II
Jul 305Eastern Islands II
Aug 038Western Islands I
Aug 034Southern Islands I
Aug 0311Northwestern Islands II
Aug 0315Islands Circumnavigation III
Aug 0612Islands Circumnavigation I
Aug 065Western Islands II
Aug 068Northwestern Islands I
Aug 0611Southeast Islands I
Aug 104Central Islands
Aug 108Southeast Islands
Aug 135Eastern Islands II
Aug 138Southeastern Islands
Aug 1312Islands Circumnavigation II
Aug 178Western Islands I
Aug 174Southern Islands I
Aug 1711Northwestern Islands II
Aug 1715Islands Circumnavigation III
Aug 2012Islands Circumnavigation I
Aug 205Western Islands II
Aug 208Northwestern Islands I
Aug 2011Southeast Islands I
Aug 244Central Islands
Aug 248Southeast Islands
Aug 275Eastern Islands II
Aug 278Southeastern Islands
Aug 2712Islands Circumnavigation II
Aug 318Western Islands I
Aug 314Southern Islands I
Aug 3111Northwestern Islands II
Aug 3115Islands Circumnavigation III
Sep 0311Southeast Islands I
Sep 0312Islands Circumnavigation I
Sep 035Western Islands II
Sep 038Northwestern Islands I
Sep 074Central Islands
Sep 078Southeast Islands
Sep 105Eastern Islands II
Sep 108Southeastern Islands
Sep 1012Islands Circumnavigation II
Sep 148Western Islands I
Sep 144Southern Islands I
Sep 1411Northwestern Islands II
Sep 1415Islands Circumnavigation III
Sep 1711Southeast Islands I
Sep 1712Islands Circumnavigation I
Sep 175Western Islands II
Sep 178Northwestern Islands I
Sep 218Southeast Islands
Sep 214Central Islands
Sep 245Eastern Islands II
Sep 248Southeastern Islands
Sep 2412Islands Circumnavigation II
Sep 2815Islands Circumnavigation III
Sep 288Western Islands I
Sep 284Southern Islands I
Sep 2811Northwestern Islands II
Oct 0112Islands Circumnavigation I
Oct 0111Southeast Islands I
Oct 015Western Islands II
Oct 018Northwestern Islands I
Oct 058Southeast Islands
Oct 054Central Islands
Oct 088Southeastern Islands
Oct 0812Islands Circumnavigation II
Oct 085Eastern Islands II
Oct 128Western Islands I
Oct 124Southern Islands I
Oct 1215Islands Circumnavigation III
Oct 1211Northwestern Islands II
Oct 1512Islands Circumnavigation I
Oct 1511Southeast Islands I
Oct 155Western Islands II
Oct 158Northwestern Islands I
Oct 198Southeast Islands
Oct 194Central Islands
Oct 228Southeastern Islands
Oct 2212Islands Circumnavigation II
Oct 225Eastern Islands II
Oct 268Western Islands I
Oct 264Southern Islands I
Oct 2615Islands Circumnavigation III
Oct 2611Northwestern Islands II
Oct 298Northwestern Islands I
Oct 2912Islands Circumnavigation I
Oct 2911Southeast Islands I
Oct 295Western Islands II
Nov 028Southeast Islands
Nov 024Central Islands
Nov 058Southeastern Islands
Nov 0512Islands Circumnavigation II
Nov 055Eastern Islands II
Nov 0911Northwestern Islands II
Nov 098Western Islands I
Nov 094Southern Islands I
Nov 0915Islands Circumnavigation III
Nov 128Northwestern Islands I
Nov 1212Islands Circumnavigation I
Nov 1211Southeast Islands I
Nov 125Western Islands II
Nov 168Southeast Islands
Nov 164Central Islands
Nov 198Southeastern Islands
Nov 1912Islands Circumnavigation II
Nov 195Eastern Islands II
Nov 2311Northwestern Islands II
Nov 238Western Islands I
Nov 234Southern Islands I
Nov 2315Islands Circumnavigation III
Nov 268Northwestern Islands I
Nov 2612Islands Circumnavigation I
Nov 2611Southeast Islands I
Nov 265Western Islands II
Nov 308Southeast Islands
Nov 304Central Islands
Dec 035Eastern Islands II
Dec 038Southeastern Islands
Dec 0312Islands Circumnavigation II
Dec 0711Northwestern Islands II
Dec 078Western Islands I
Dec 074Southern Islands I
Dec 0715Islands Circumnavigation III
Dec 108Northwestern Islands I
Dec 1012Islands Circumnavigation I
Dec 1011Southeast Islands I
Dec 105Western Islands II
Dec 144Central Islands
Dec 148Southeast Islands
Dec 175Eastern Islands II
Dec 178Southeastern Islands
Dec 1712Islands Circumnavigation II
Dec 214Southern Islands I
Dec 248Northwestern Islands I
Max Passengers: 16
Ship Type: Motor Yacht

The spacious eco-catamaran Archipel II is powered partly by solar panels and has sophisticated navigation and safety equipment. She offers her 16 passengers beautiful cabins with private bath facilities and ocean view. Large common areas and expert crew offer guests a memorable Galapagos experience.

Accommodations on board the Archipel II
Cabins aboard the Archipel II house her 16 passengers in roomy cabins with either double or single lower beds, a private bath, hot water, a closet and a dresser. All cabins include individual climate control. All the cabins are located on the main deck with a view of the ocean.

Archipel II Amenities
Guests find plenty of space to relax in a comfortable lounge with ecologic full ventilation system. The Archipel II also offers guests a complete library, TV, and stereo equipment. Meals and beverages are served in the large dining room, an inside bar, and an outside bar. Delicious international and Ecuadorian cuisine will be presented to her 16 guests in the dining room.

There is also a large sundeck with reclining chairs, elastic observation deck, a diving platform, snorkeling and sea kayaking, arrival and departure facilities, and an observation platform. Passengers aboard the Archipel II will enjoy use of the sea kayaks and full snorkeling equipment. A trilingual Naturalist guide (Spanish, English and German) will accompany guests on the shore excursions to explore the vast array of flora and fauna in the Galapagos archipelago.
Archipell I & II's Twin Cabin.
Twin Cabin
Cabins feature lower berths and private en-suite bath facilities with hot & cold water, A/C.
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Standard Cabin
8 cabins with twin or double beds. Feature private facilities with hot & cold water, A/C.
Archipell II Deck Plan
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