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Galápagos Expedition Yacht

Treasure

Treasure is a stable mega-catamaran designed for comfortable Galápagos exploration, combining spacious social areas, panoramic decks, guided landings, snorkeling, kayaking, and close encounters with the archipelago’s extraordinary wildlife.

The vessel

Explore more of the Galápagos in comfort.

Its three itineraries connect travelers with contrasting regions of the Galápagos: iconic central and eastern islands, the wildlife-rich southeast, and the remote volcanic west around Isabela and Fernandina. The catamaran format offers extra stability and generous spaces for relaxing between excursions.

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Treasure yacht in the Galápagos
Onboard ExperienceComfortable sailing across diverse island routes
Treasure western route
Treasure eastern route
Treasure southern route
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Download Treasure itineraries

Compare three routes through the central, southeastern, and western Galápagos, each combining distinctive landscapes, wildlife, and visitor sites.

Itinerary B5 Days / 4 Nights

Southeast Crown Jewels

This route links San Cristóbal, Española, Floreana, Santa Fe, and Santa Cruz, with shorter passages and mostly sheltered anchorages.

  • Includes Colorado Hill, Gardner Bay, Suarez Point, Post Office Bay, Baroness Lookout, Cormorant Point, and Champion Islet.
  • Continues through Barrington Bay, El Chato Reserve, and the Twin Craters before returning through Baltra.
  • Wildlife possibilities include waved albatrosses, booby colonies, sea lions, flamingos, land and marine iguanas, hawks, penguins, and giant tortoises.
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Itinerary C7 Days / 6 Nights

Western Volcanic Wilderness

A longer expedition around Isabela and Fernandina, designed for travelers seeking remote landscapes and evolutionary wildlife highlights.

  • Includes Fausto Llerena Breeding Centre, Eden Islet, Dragon Hill, Tintoreras, Sierra Negra, and the Isabela wetlands.
  • Continues to Moreno Point, Tagus Cove, Espinoza Point, Vicente Roca Point, Puerto Egas, Rábida, and Bachas Beach.
  • Wildlife possibilities include flightless cormorants, penguins, whitetip reef sharks, flamingos, giant tortoises, marine iguanas, and sea lions.
Download itinerary C
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Choose the Treasure route for your travelers.

Download the three itineraries and compare duration, regions, wildlife, landscapes, and activities before selecting the best Galápagos journey.

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