Catamaran Treasure Galapagos

Explore the breathtaking Galapagos with the Catamaran Treasure, a stable and wide motor catamaran offering the comfort of a floating hotel. Each of the three itineraries offered give a unique impression of the Galapagos. Managed by Oniric Safari Cruises, you can expect high-quality accommodations and itineraries that cater to all different budgets and travel preferences.

Depending on the selected itinerary, guests will arrive at the Balta or San Cristobal Airport. After which, they will be transferred to the vessel, where the Galapagos National Park entrance fee will be collected and the guests' luggage inspected.

Trip Overview

Treasure offers a selection of 4-, 5-, and 7-night itineraries that balance comfort with exploration. On board, guests enjoy amenities such as a jacuzzi or whirlpool on the sun deck, shaded terraces, BBQ space, and a relaxed lounge and dining area. Treasure operates exclusively as a naturalist-style cruise with professional guides leading island hikes, wildlife viewing, and snorkeling experiences, with gear provided. This vessel is a great option for travelers who want a comfortable, sociable, non-diving Galápagos adventure.

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Accommodation Overview

The Catamaran Treasure offers the following accommodations types: Balcony Stateroom, Master Suite - Double and Master Suite - Triple. The Balcony Stateroom is located on the Main Deck with 4 of the Master Suites, while the rest are located on the Upper Deck. The Balcony Stateroom is outfitted with a queen bed and a single, while the Master Suites have either twin beds or double beds. Two of the upper deck cabins have a double bed and a single bed. All accommodations are fully air-conditioned and feature a private balcony with a sea view.

Food & Drinks

All meals are prepared by the onboard cook and served buffet style. Guests will get to experience a combination of international and Ecuadorian dishes. Water, coffee, and tea are served all day, while soft drinks and alcoholic drinks can be bought onboard.