Classification: First Class

Number of Passengers: 16

Accommodations: 6 double cabins with lower twin beds and 2 spacious suites with double beds. Most cabins have private balconies; all cabins have air conditioning, private bath with shower and tub and hot water.

Features: Fully air conditioned, dining room, living room, full bar, outdoor bar, 3 solariums, upper sun deck with reclining deck chairs, lower deck areas with tables, TV/DVD player.

Crew: Crew of 9 including Captain and bilingual naturalist guide.

Diving offered: No

Length: 29 m

Beam: 10 m

Speed: 10 knots

Engines: 2 Deutz engines 480 hp each

Built / Renovated:Last renovation Feb 2011

Construction Type: Double steel hull

Safety and Navigation Equipment: 2 Zodiacs, 10 passengers capacity each. 2 Life rafts with capacity for 25 passengers each. First Aid and oxygen equipment on board, lifesaving equipment, alarm system, and fire equipment. 1 radar 36 miles / 1 radar 72 miles - 2 HF ICOM + 2 HV ICON radios - 2 west navy with DSC - 1 SART Pathfinder - EPIRB SAILOR satellite - 1 DMS (satellite monitoring ship position) - 1 satellite telephone. Complete safety equipment in accordance with International Coast Guard Regulations.

Energy: 110/220 VAC, 2 Phaser generators @ 1800 rpm

Water Capacity:

Route Map Not Provided

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

Starting or ending days are highlighted in the 15 day cruise 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 Millennium Catamaran begins its 15 day itinerary every other Wednesday, offering two itineraries of 8 days, two 6 day itineraries (starting days 3 and 8), and one 5 day itinerary, with combinations of up to 15 days.

All cruise itineraries listed below are subject to change or modification due to Galapagos National 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: