Adventure Cruise · Ecuador
An intimate catamaran cruise through the heart of the Galapagos Islands.
Anahi is a small adventure cruise ship exploring the Galápagos region. It hosts up to 16 guests on board.
Experience the Galapagos Islands aboard the Anahi, a 28 m (91 ft) catamaran offering intimate, naturalist-led cruises for up to 16 guests with daily snorkeling, kayaking, and hiking adventures.
The Galapagos Islands represent a living laboratory of evolution, where unique wildlife thrives in a pristine, volcanic archipelago. Navigating these enchanted waters, the M/C Anahi offers a sophisticated …
Dining on board is a social and flavorful experience, with all meals served in a buffet style. The menu highlights local Ecuadorian and international cuisine, prepared fresh daily by the onboard chef using locally sourced ingredients. Special dietary requirements, such as vegetarian or vegan options, are happily accommodated when requested in advance. Snacks are available throughout the day to keep guests energized between island excursions, and a selection of beer and wine is available for purchase to enjoy with your meals.
The Anahi focuses on naturalist-led exploration rather than traditional scuba diving. Guests enjoy world-class snorkeling opportunities in the Galapagos, where the water is teeming with marine life. You can expect to swim alongside playful sea lions, Galapagos penguins, marine iguanas, and a variety of tropical fish in their natural, undisturbed habitats. Daily activities include guided snorkeling excursions and kayaking around the islands, allowing for intimate wildlife encounters both above and below the surface. The naturalist guides are experts in the local marine environment, ensuring that every water-based activity is safe, educational, and respectful of the delicate Galapagos ecosystem.
Typical land and shore animals in Galapagos. Sightings depend on route and season and are never guaranteed.

Galápagos Tortoise
Reptiles
Marine Iguana
Reptiles
Galápagos Land Iguana
Reptiles
Galápagos Penguin
Birds
Blue-footed Booby
Birds
Nazca Booby
Birds
Red-footed Booby
Birds
Waved Albatross
Birds
Flightless Cormorant
Birds
Galápagos Hawk
Birds
Galápagos Sea Lion
Mammals
Galápagos Fur Seal
MammalsDiscover all wildlife of Galapagos
Browse the full animal guide on our Nature & Wildlife page.
VAT · Airport Transfer
National Park Fees ($220) · Fuel Surcharge ($40–$80 / trip)
Airport transfers are included in the trip price. Guests are typically met at the airport upon arrival in the Galapagos to facilitate a seamless transfer to the vessel.
We recommend comprehensive travel insurance for every cruise, covering trip cancellation and interruption, medical treatment and emergency evacuation abroad, and baggage loss or delay. · Remote destinations such as the Galápagos, Antarctica or the Arctic make evacuation cover especially important.
Fly into mainland Ecuador first: Quito (UIO) or Guayaquil (GYE). · Continue on a domestic flight (approx. 2–3 h) to Baltra (GPS) or San Cristóbal (SCY), depending on where your ship embarks.
Your cruise visits Ecuador (including the Galápagos Islands). Visa requirements, electronic travel authorisations and passport-validity rules depend on your nationality and travel documents. Check the current official guidance linked below, including transit-country rules, before travelling. · Ecuador’s official entry guidance lists six months of passport validity for visitors travelling on a passport. Some South American nationals may use an eligible national identity document instead. Certain nationalities require a visa before arrival; check the official nationality list rather than assuming visa-free entry. Source checked on 15 October 2026.

Twin • Main Deck
These comfortable cabins are located on the main deck and feature large picture windows for ocean views. Two of these cabins can be configured as doubles upon request.

Double • Upper Deck
Located on the upper deck, these spacious suites offer enhanced comfort and additional living space. Each suite features large picture windows with ocean views and a cozy sofa area.
Select a cabin and departure on Anahi, and we send a real-time inquiry to the operator. After availability is confirmed, you receive a booking confirmation by email and secure your spot with a deposit.
A deposit (usually 25-35%) is due upon confirmation. The remaining balance is typically due 4-8 weeks before departure, depending on the operator.
After your final payment, you'll receive a travel voucher with meeting point, embarkation time, airport transfer details, packing tips, and your full itinerary.
Adventure cruise ships embark at a designated port or meeting point, depending on the itinerary. Some operators arrange airport pickup, group flights or transfers; check your booking confirmation and travel voucher for what is included. We recommend arriving in the gateway city at least one day before departure, unless your operator provides different instructions.
Bring sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes with good grip for shore visits, and comfortable clothing suited to your destination's weather. Pack breathable layers, a sun hat and sun protection for warm regions; for colder or wetter conditions, add warm layers and a waterproof, windproof jacket. Check the operator's packing list for landing footwear, any supplied equipment and specific requirements.
Cancellation terms vary by operator and are in your confirmation. Generally, the earlier you cancel the higher the refund. Changes depend on availability, contact us as soon as possible.
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