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Join the 2026 Photo Expedition before it’s fully booked.

PHOTO TOUR 2026
EXPEDITION YATCHS

Coral I and Coral II are elegant, comfortable sister yachts designed for travelers seeking a more intimate and personalized Galapagos experience. With capacities of 36 and 20 guests respectively, these vessels provide the perfect balance between charm, adventure, and exclusivity. Spread across three beautifully appointed decks, each yacht features inviting indoor and outdoor social areas—ideal for relaxing, dining, or simply soaking in the island views. Unwind in the open-air Jacuzzi as you cruise between islands, or enjoy a cozy moment in the lounge surrounded by panoramic windows. The interior design evokes the feel of a private yacht, blending warmth and comfort for a relaxed, home-away-from-home ambiance. On board, guests enjoy a culinary journey with a mix of Ecuadorian and international dishes—plus the special treat of a BBQ dinner under the stars on the Moon Deck. Perfect for charter groups, couples, or small gatherings, Coral I and Coral II offer a seamless blend of personalized service, comfort, and Galapagos-style adventure—all in one unforgettable journey.

PHOTO TOUR 2026
RECOMMENDED PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT
  • Camera and tripod (required)
  • Any lenses you have.

If you have them, we recommend:

  • Telephoto lens (preferably 300mm or higher)
  • Medium telephoto lens (for example, a 70-200mm)
  • Wide-angle lens (between 14 and 35mm)
  • Filters: polarizing (highly recommended)
    • Neutral and gradient (only if you have them)
  • Shutter, batteries, and charger
RECOMMENDED NON-PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT

Here is a list of «must-haves» that will help make your experience in the Galapagos as pleasant as possible:

  • Appropriate clothing for high temperatures:

Trekking pants: Ideally, they should be made of a lightweight, quick-drying material (pants that convert into shorts are practical and flexible.)

Bermuda shorts or shorts: for everyday use

T-shirts: Quick-drying sports shorts are ideal

Long-sleeved shirt or sweatshirt: something light to protect you from the sun and cover up at night.

Swimsuit: If possible, suitable for swimming, snorkeling, and sunbathing. (It’s worth bringing a spare.)

  • Sunhat: If you’re more sensitive to the sun, wide-brimmed hats or a cap offer better protection.
  • Sunglasses, sunscreen.
  • Water bottle (refillable): Helps stay hydrated throughout the trip.
  • Snorkeling equipment: The 360 ​​Island tour includes the use of a snorkel and wetsuit, but if you want to do it more than once, you can also make room in your backpack for your own personal snorkeling equipment.