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Coral I and II, Galapagos

Rating 9.3 out of 10 9.3 Superb
from $ 515 / day Check dates

“Thanks for such a once-in-a-lifetime experience, which I will never forget.”

Florence L, Flag of Australia Australia

Highlights

    • Jacuzzi on board
    • Water activities included
    • Wi-Fi available

The small ship cruise vessels of the M.Y. Coral I & II each have three cabin classes. All cabins have a private bathroom, air conditioning, plenty of storage space, and modern furnishings. Junior Cabins have a picture window, and other cabins have a porthole. Interconnected cabins are available for families. Chill out on the upper Moon Deck, where you’ll find a sun terrace, BBQ area, and observatory. Alternatively, the boat has a covered terrace and an indoor lounge/bar. Pick up essentials from the onboard boutique and luxuriate in the Jacuzzi. A reference library assists with wildlife recognition. The restaurant is bright and airy.

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Date
Price
05 Apr
4 Days / 3 Nights
$ 2,104
FULL
05 Apr
8 Days / 7 Nights
$ 4,471
FULL
05 Apr
11 Days / 10 Nights
$ 6,181
FULL
05 Apr
15 Days / 14 Nights
$ 8,292
FULL
08 Apr
5 Days / 4 Nights
$ 2,804
FULL
08 Apr
8 Days / 7 Nights
$ 4,471
FULL
08 Apr
12 Days / 11 Nights
$ 6,181
FULL
08 Apr
15 Days / 14 Nights
$ 8,292
FULL
12 Apr
4 Days / 3 Nights
5% OFF on Standard Plus and Junior Cabins. Valid for a limited time only. Rates shown are pre-discounted. T&Cs apply.
$ 2,104 Deal
Select Cabin available
12 Apr
8 Days / 7 Nights
5% OFF on Standard Plus and Junior Cabins. Valid for a limited time only. Rates shown are pre-discounted. T&Cs apply.
$ 4,471 Deal
FULL
12 Apr
11 Days / 10 Nights
5% OFF on Standard Plus and Junior Cabins. Valid for a limited time only. Rates shown are pre-discounted. T&Cs apply.
$ 6,181 Deal
FULL
12 Apr
15 Days / 14 Nights
5% OFF on Standard Plus and Junior Cabins. Valid for a limited time only. Rates shown are pre-discounted. T&Cs apply.
$ 8,292 Deal
FULL

Included: VAT, Fuel Surcharge, Drinking Water, Tea & Coffee, Welcome Cocktails, Full-Board Meal Plan (All meals), Snacks, Land Excursions, Naturalist Guide, Snorkel Gear, Snorkeling Guide, Beach Towels, Cabin Towels, Complimentary Toiletries, Deck Towels.

Required Extras: National Park Fees (100-200 USD per trip), Visas and Fees (20 USD).

Optional Extras: Airport Transfer, Hotel Transfer, Local Flights, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft drinks, Wine with Dinner, Kayaks (45 USD per activity), WiFi internet (79.99 USD per trip).

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Coral I and II Reviews

  • Rating 9.3 out of 10
  • 9.3 Superb
  1. Vessel
    9.2
  2. Crew
    9.5
  3. Food
    9.8
  4. Activities
    9.5
  5. Value
    8.6
  • Rating 10 out of 10
  • 10 Exceptional
  • MARK L
  • Flag of United Kingdom United Kingdom

The best trip of my life made possible by the ships crew.

The staff where fantastic, personal safety was a priority, very organised, they worked so hard to get as much included in the cruise as possible, lectures trips extra trips, the guides knowledge and dedication something else

Recommended for
Staff unreal. Organisation. Food and service.
  • Rating 9.6 out of 10
  • 9.6 Exceptional
  • Kimberly M
  • Flag of United States United States

What an absolutely amazing experience!!!

I don't think I could ever adequately put into words how amazing this trip was... it was hands down the best trip my husband and I have ever taken!! Seeing the animals was obviously the main highlight, but our experience on the Coral I far exceeded my expectations! The staff/guides/crew were all outstanding and were always on top of even the smallest details. The itinerary (we did Itinerary C) was full of activities and things do to, but there was also the perfect amount of down time in between excursions. The food was top-notch and always changing, the guides were incredibly knowledgeable, and I loved that our group was so small (there were 19 of us) -- it all helped make this vacation truly unforgettable! I recommend the Coral I & II to anyone who wants to experience the Galapagos Islands in an intimate and personalized setting! And the entire experience was made even better by the amazing service provided by LiveAboard -- they were incredibly responsive and helpful throughout the entire process, from booking all the way to traveling!

Recommended for
seeing all the different animals, exceptional guides/staff/crew, intimate experience with a small group
  • Rating 10 out of 10
  • 10 Exceptional
  • Carolyn M
  • Flag of New Zealand New Zealand

Truly amazing

It was better than we expected. There were so many highlights. The wildlife of course was incredible and the reason we went but the cruise was very special. All of the staff were friendly and made us feel welcome. When my son lost his phone they went out of their way to find it. The food was incredible. A new surprise everyday and celebrating the fresh food that Ecuador has to offer. Special thanks to the chef. Our safety was always important. Attention was made to every detail so many thanks for a trip I will never forget

Recommended for
Variety of activities. Food. Amazing staff team
  • Rating 8.8 out of 10
  • 8.8 Fabulous
  • Shawn W
  • Flag of United States United States

The trip of a lifetime!

Review of the Coral I & Galápagos Island Cruise – July 2025 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ I recently returned from a once-in-a-lifetime cruise through the Galápagos Islands aboard the Coral I, and I can say without hesitation that the experience exceeded every expectation. From the moment we boarded the yacht at Baltra, the staff made us feel like we were on a private expedition rather than a tourist cruise. The Coral I is a mid-sized vessel—large enough for comfort and safety, but small enough to access the more intimate corners of the archipelago and allow for personalized attention. Our guide, Hernan, was nothing short of extraordinary. His encyclopedic knowledge of Galápagos wildlife, ecosystems, and Darwinian history brought every hike and snorkel session to life. He shared it all with humor, energy, and passion, making even the most scientifically complex topics feel accessible and fun. Accommodations & Meals: The cabins were thoughtfully designed—cozy but efficient—with comfortable beds, private bathrooms, and daily housekeeping that kept everything fresh. Meals were a highlight, with fresh Ecuadorian flavors, tropical fruits, and international favorites. Dining was casual but elegant, and sunset dinners on deck were magical. Itinerary Highlights: Each day brought unforgettable wildlife encounters. We hiked among land and marine iguanas, watched blue-footed boobies perform their mating dances, and marveled at frigate birds with their red throat pouches inflated like balloons. On North Seymour Island, I learned the difference between the great and magnificent frigate birds—something I never expected to retain, but Hernan made it impossible to forget. We snorkeled with sea lions who playfully swam alongside us, and even braved the waters to swim with white-tipped reef sharks—no cage required! A particular thrill was seeing the waved albatross in its natural habitat, including its awkward but endearing courtship ritual. Giant tortoises lumbered slowly through the highlands of Santa Cruz, and everywhere we turned, Sally Lightfoot crabs and lava lizards darted across the rocks. Every moment felt like walking through a live-action wildlife documentary. Environmental Stewardship: The Galápagos National Park rules are strict—and rightly so. Visits are only permitted with licensed guides, and group sizes are limited to preserve the fragile ecosystems. We appreciated and respected these guidelines, and the Coral I operated in full alignment with conservation principles. Final Thoughts: This was more than a vacation—it was an immersive education in ecology, evolution, and our responsibility as travelers. The Coral I struck a perfect balance between adventure, comfort, and sustainability. If you’re considering a Galápagos cruise, don’t hesitate. Choose a smaller vessel like the Coral I, find yourself a naturalist like Hernan, and prepare to be changed.

Recommended for
Excursions. Guide. Food.

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