Description
The Ocean Spray is a brand new 34 m (113 ft) catamaran, which can accommodate 16 passengers very comfortably in 8 spacious double and twin cabins, all with air conditioning, en-suite bathrooms, large windows and the piece de resistance, private balconies. The Ocean Spray boasts some of the largest cabins on any small yacht in the Galapagos. Some of the cabins interconnect, which is great for families. There is also 1 smaller single cabin on the upper deck with its own balcony.
This elegant Galapagos yacht offers both indoor and al fresco dining, a lounge, library, Jacuzzi, a bar and plenty of deck space to take in amazing equatorial sunsets. As well as snorkel equipment there are sea kayaks for guests.
Accommodation
8 spacious cabins. 4 main deck double cabins (32 sq mts), 4 upper deck double cabins (23 sq mts) & 1 upper deck single cabin (18 sq mts). All with private balcony.
Facilities
Ocean Spray onboard facilities include a Jacuzzi on the sun deck, kayaks, a satellite phone, private balconies in all cabins, a small library, ipod docks in all cabins, DVD players in all cabins and outdoor bar
Activities
Guests on board the Ocean Spray have the opportunity to participate in the daily visits to the islands, lead by the ship's expert bilingual naturalist guide. There is also plenty of time to enjoy swimming, snorkelling with the wildlife, kayaking, and stargazing.
Services
10 crew members and one bilingual Galapagos Park guide
When to travel
The Galapagos is a year round destination. Seas can be heavier from July to November with a morning mist. December to May is the warmest time of year but receives slightly more rainfall.
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Location and directions
Galapagos, Ecuador
The Galapagos archipelago consists of 19 volcanic islands and 40 islets, 600miles off the coast of Ecuador.
How to get there
13 hour International flight to Quito via Madrid, from there its a further 3 hour domestic flight to the Galapagos Islands.
