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The Galaxy Sirius is a luxury expedition catamaran recognized for its sleek black hulls and an elegant, refined travel experience designed for small groups. It accommodates up to 16 guests across 9 cabins, supported by a crew of 9 and 2 bilingual naturalist guides, with Wi-Fi available onboard.
The onboard experience blends premium comfort with nature exploration: panoramic views from cabins and balconies, a sundeck, jacuzzi, lounges, a bar, a boutique and reading corners. Throughout the voyage, guests enjoy local gastronomy while taking part in activities such as snorkeling, kayaking, panga rides, paddle boarding and guided hikes.
Galaxy Sirius offers three itinerary options: the Southern Route (5 days/4 nights), the Western Route (6 days/5 nights) and the Northern Route (6 days/5 nights). The Southern Route, featured here, focuses on San Cristobal, Espanola, Floreana, Santa Fe, South Plaza and Santa Cruz, combining beaches, cliffs, snorkeling sites, seabird colonies, sea lion encounters and a visit to the Charles Darwin Research Station. Highlight species along this route include frigatebirds, penguins, land iguanas, sharks, sea lions, giant tortoises and rays.
Galaxy Sirius's itinerary lets you explore the Galapagos in style.
The rate includes accommodation, all meals, itinerary excursions, 2 bilingual naturalist guides, a cruise director, selected non-alcoholic beverages, internal cruise transportation and equipment for water activities.
Cabins are designed around panoramic views, private balconies and premium comfort, offering a relaxing private retreat throughout the navigation.
Yes, the Galaxy Sirius can be booked as a full private charter for groups who want the entire catamaran to themselves.
Drone flights are restricted across the Galapagos National Park and require special authorization; please check current park regulations before traveling. Standard photography is welcome throughout the cruise.
The Galapagos can be visited year-round. The warmer, wetter season runs roughly December to May, while the cooler, drier season runs June to November; wildlife is active and visible throughout the year.
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