Galapagos Islands ship
Yacht Isabela II
Isabela II carries forty guests with an expedition leader and three naturalist guides certified by the National Park on every departure, so a landing group stays small enough that nobody is craning to hear. Sixteen of her twenty cabins are the same Classic cabin most guests sail; the rest are a pair of family cabins, one single, and the Owner's Cabin. Between landings there is a hot tub on the sun deck, a small gym, kayaks and paddleboards, and a glass-bottom boat for the days you would rather look at the reef and stay dry. She sails the northern, western and south-eastern routes.
At a glance
The ship
- Type
- Expedition yacht
- Class
- Luxury
- Guests
- 40
- Cabins
- 20
- Decks
- 3
Where you sleep
Cabins
| Cabin | Location | Size | How many |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Cabin | 139 sq ft | 16 | |
| Classic Family Cabin | 139 sq ft | 2 | |
| Owner's Cabin | 170 sq ft | 1 | |
| Standard Cabin | 128 sq ft | 1 |
On board
Book her
Trips she sails
- Northern Islands of Fire
5 days · from $4,650 per person
A 40-guest expedition yacht bound north to Genovesa's seabird caldera, with penguins at Chinese Hat and two islands of land iguanas on the way back.
- Western Islands of Fire
5 days · from $4,650 per person
Pinnacle Rock at dawn, a lava field still glassy underfoot, and the penguins and flightless cormorants of the far west, from a 40-guest yacht.
- Natural Selection
7 days · from $6,150 per person
Six sailing nights that ring the archipelago: albatross on Espanola, flamingos on Floreana, whale water off western Isabela, frigatebirds to finish.
Check my dates
Tell us when you want to sail and who is coming, and we reply personally to confirm your dates and put the plan in writing.
Trips aboard are planned and booked by Highland Adventures. The ship is owned and operated by her carrier.