Galapagos Islands

 

Beluga, Galapagos Islands.
Photo: Enchanted Expeditions.

 

The Beluga is a deluxe, 110-foot, steel-hulled motor vessel. It is fully air-conditioned and accommodates 16 passengers in double staterooms, each with private bathroom and shower. She is a spacious and comfortable yacht with lots of deck space. The well-trained and experienced crew of seven takes good care of its guests at all times aboard and ashore.

 

 

Cabin Top deck Dining room Lounge

Technical Specifications Type: Motor vessel, steel hull, originally built in 1968 in Hamburg, Germany. Rebuilt in 1994, in Florida. Category: Deluxe Capacity: 16 passengers Length 110 ft. Beam: 23 ft. Engines: Twin Detroit Diesels 530 HP each Generators: 3 generators: 1 Nissan 110 KW, 1 Perkins 60 kW and 1 Perkins 40 kW all for 110 and 220 A.C. 60 cycles Speed: 12 knots cruising Guest Accommodation 8 double staterooms, each with private bath. Hot and cold water showers. Crew Captain, multilingual naturalist guide, cook, machinist, barman and 4 sailors. Equipment Marine radios, depth sounder up to 2000 meters, 48-mile radar, GPS, 2 tenders with outboards, 2 ten-man inflatable rubber rafts in fiberglass capsule. TV with VHS video system. Fully air-conditioned. 2 desalinators with capacity for 400 gallons of water per day each. Freezer and refrigeration Deck Plan (Click to enlarge)

Beluga itinerary, Galapagos Islands.
Map: Enchanted Expeditions.