Classification: First Class

Number of Passengers: 14

Accommodations: Six double cabins and one slightly smaller double cabin, all with private bath and A/C

Features: Spacious teakwood decks with comfortable seating, dining area, salon

Crew: Captain, helmsman, steward, chef, engineer and bilingual naturalist guide.

Diving offered: No

Length: 32 m

Beam: 6.8 m

Speed: 9 knots

Built / Renovated: Built in the 1970's in England; renovated 2012

Engines: Twin John Deere 235 HP

Construction Type: Steel hull brigantine

Safety and Navigation Equipment: 2 Furuno GPS Navigator Systems, 2 magnetic compasses, 1 EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), 1 Boston Whaler dinghy, 1 inflatable Caribe dinghy, 2 double kayaks, 1 Elliot 20-person life raft, 1 Shanghai 20-person life raft, 1 cellular telephone (Movistar), 1 satellite telephone (Iridium), 2 Furuno radars (36 N/M), 1 70-band HF DSC radio (ICOM), 1 70-band VHF DCC radio (ICOM), 1 Hummingbird VHF radio, 2 portable VHF radios (ICOM), 2 bidirectional ACR radios, 1 vessel positioner (Hunter), 1 ZART ACR radar responder, 1 Furuno Navtex receiver (climate status), 1 Furuno echo-sounding fathometer (500m)

Energy: Two generators, 33 and 23 kw. 110V / 220V AC and 12V / 24V DC

Water Capacity: Watermaker

Galapagos yachts all operate on a 14 day (2 week) circuit. This circuit is broken into shorter itineraries which can be combined; depending on the yacht, cruises can be as short as 4 days and as long as 15 days.

Starting or ending days are highlighted in the 15 day itinerary (day 1 and day 15 have the same activities); passengers arriving on these days will do the afternoon activity and passengers departing on these days will do the morning activity.

The Beagle offers two itineraries of 8 days, which can be combined to form a complete circuit of 15 days. One itinerary includes the northwest area of the Galapagos, including Isabela and Fernandina, and the other visits the southeast and central portion of the islands.

All itineraries listed below are subject to change or modification due to park regulations, airport restrictions, weather conditions, or other circumstances beyond the control of Eos or the yacht operators. They are listed as a service to provide general information as to which places in the Galapagos are typically visited by each yacht cruise.

Itineraries for 2013: