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Galapagos Cruise, Nina

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  •  8 DAYS
  • Saturday
    A.M: Arrival in Baltra and transfer to the boat
    P.M: Bartolomé
  • Sunday
    A.M: Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
    P.M: Fernandina: Espinosa Point
  • Monday Santiago Island
    A.M: Puerto Egas
    P.M: Rabida Island - Playa Roja
  • Tuesday
    A.M: Isla Lobos
    P.M: La Galapaguera or Interpretation Center
  • Wednesday Española island
    A.M: Suárez Point
    P.M: Gardner Bay
  • Thursday Floreana island
    A.M: Champion & Punta Cormorant
    P.M: Post Office Bay
  • Friday
    A.M: Charles Darwin Research Station
    P.M: Islas Plaza
  • Saturday
    North Seymour
    Baltra and transfer back to the airport
  • NB. Itineraries are subject to National Park regulations and can be modified without previous notice.

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Nina Luxury Catamaran

Category: Luxury Class

Departures: Tuesdays

Capacity: 16 passenger

Facilities & Accommodation

Nina is the first of the brand new Kat-700 luxury catamaran series and is the most modern vessel in the Galapagos Islands.

Her speed, comfort, luxurious interiors and excellent itinerary make Nina perfect for your clients` Galapagos Cruise Adventure.

Nina was commissioned following the stunning sell-out success of her sister ship, the luxury catamaran Athala II.

All cabins boast the luxury of a private balcony and the new stability system ensures the smoothest of rides.

The new design of the MC Nina surpasses all rivals. She is the fastest, sleekest, longest and most stable catamaran cruising the Islands.

Specifications:

 

Year of construction: November 2008

Type:Motor catamaran

Length:103 feet / 31.45 mts

Beam:40 feet / 12.30 mts

Draft:4.6 feet / 1.40 mts

Gross Tonnage:360 tons

Accomodation:

8 large deluxe double cabins with private balcony (min 200 square feet (18.7 square mts))

2 large deluxe single cabins with private balcony (168 square feet (15.7 square mts))

Main Engines:2 350HP MTU (Detroit Diesel) turbo-charged S60-6062HK

Max Speed:13 knots

Water Maker:2000 gallons / day

Exterior:Mature Teakwood flooring

Crew:Captain, Bilingual Galapagos National Park Naturalist Guide, Cruise Manager, 8 other crew

Safety & Navigation:All equipment meets / exceeds the international SOLAS standard: 2x 20-man life craft, Navnex, 2 GPS, sonar, 2 naval radars, fire detection and prevention systems etc.

The MC NINA has been built to the highest international maritime standards. She is the only vessel in Galapagos Islands that meets all of the following standards:

-Lloyds Register, Rules, and Regulations for the Classification of Special Services Craft.: Multihull & passenger craft - composite materials

-American Bureau of Shipping: passenger craft- multihull – composite materials

-International Association of Classification Societies IACS, Recommendation 47-

International Maritime Organization, IMO: passenger ship

 

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Our signature fleet of three identical Superior first-class 20-passenger motor yachts, M/Y Eric, Flamingo I, and Letty, were custom-designed for Galapagos excursions. These sister yachts offer tremendous value and superior comfort in spacious accommodations for small groups.

Built in 1991 and refurbished every year, each yacht features ten double outside facing cabins located on three decks with polished teak wood interiors, window view or portholes. They are fully air conditioned throughout, have private bath facilities with fresh, hot-and-cold-water showers, hair dryer, toiletries, roomy closet and drawers.

Overhead storage is also provided, as are separate climate controls, ionizer (iguana and booby deck only), intercom system, life vests, bottled water and fresh towels.

A seasoned Captain, eight dedicated crewmembers, and two experienced English speaking naturalist guides attend to the details of your Galapagos cruise.

Each naturalist takes a group of no more than 10 passengers on all shore excursions and shares extensive insights into the Islands ' diverse wildlife. Small wooden boats, locally called pangas, ferry passengers to shore for Island visit