M/Y Passion

The M/Y Passion is the largest private yacht option for sailing the Galapagos Islands. Discover this rarefied corner of the globe in total comfort and exclusivity, shared between just a handful of passengers.

Property Details

Designed in Holland and born in Greece, the Passion traveled around the world for many years as a privately-owned yacht. Today the ship makes its home in the Galapagos Islands and has been thoughtfully updated to accommodate passengers in supreme luxury.

There are six cabins in total, sleeping up to 12 passengers in various combinations of king, queen, double, and twin beds. A phenomenal one-to-one guest-to-crew ratio will ensure every need is met, from little daily luxuries to rigorous safety procedures. The guides and crew are ever at the ready, whether attending to your needs or simply discussing the sights outside your window.

With ample lounge spaces, an elegant dining room, and contemporary interiors that exhibit a certain artistic flair, a cruise on the Passion embraces a life lived in luxury. Beyond the opulence of the amenities on the ship is the privilege of being amidst nature in its purest form. The panoramic Sky Lounge offers a view of the Galapagos Islands through huge windows, and just beyond its sliding glass doors you may enjoy an open-air meal or a soak in the hot tub.

Shore excursions are led daily by bilingual guides who are skilled at navigating the terrain and pointing out its magical flora and fauna inhabitants. Jump into the water to go snorkeling or paddle a kayak around the coastline.

Guests of the Passion can choose from two different week-long itineraries, each offering their own unique perspective on the Galapagos Islands. Whether you choose to cruise along the eastern route or western route, you will end the journey at the Charles Darwin Research Station on Santa Cruz.

The Galapagos Passion is also available for exclusive use, a delightful option for a completely private cruise. An array of adventures await in the Galapagos Islands, and they are best seen from your own private yacht.