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Ever dreamed of being a pirate? Or sailing with Jason and the Argonauts? The romance of an ancient sailing vessel --without the storms and dangers, scurvy and backbreaking work-- can be yours, sailing the Galapagos Islands aboard the venerable Sulidae. This wooden-hulled, gaff-rigged ketch began her maritime career in 1901 as a fishing vessel built in Denmark. Looking more like a buccaneer's ship of booty than a modern day touring yacht, the Sulidae is quickly noted in the Galapagos Islands. That she was built by craftsmen is evident in the fact that she is still sailing, sound as the day she was launched. She has been lovingly restored and modernized to include motor power and modern safety features. But she still looks like she should be flying the Jolly Roger and commanded by Captain Hook!
From its varnished wooden interior to its dyed canvas sails to its silvery galleon goblets, this ship takes you to the Galapagos Islands time forgot. Modern zodiacs take you with your multilingual naturalist guide to the islands, as the crew prepares your meals for dining in the Sande Veile galley, ensuring you get the Galapagos Islands holiday cruise of your life-time. The Sulidae sails through the Galapagos Islands with romance and ease. All in all, it has to be said that the Sulidae is a very special ship, for special people. She generates an uncommon comraderie, and she has her fans who return for second and third voyages. But she is not for everyone; if you require too many luxuries, the Sulidae is not for you.
To check the availability of the Sulidae or any other yacht or hotel, adventure or diving tour in the Galapagos, please send us a request and we will come back with an answer within 2 days
You may wish to charter the whole yacht solely for your group or family. Charter cruises are generally a little less per person and provide a more customised service.
If you are interested in chartering the Sulidae or any other yacht, please request availability and a quotation for the yacht charter
Characteristics of the Sulidae |
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| Type: | Ketch, gaff-rigged motor sailer |
| Lenght: | 63 ft |
| Beam: | 16 ft |
| Propulsion: | Caterpillar Diesel - 280 hp |
| Generators: | 2 x 12 kilowatt generators |
| Speed:: | 8 knots |
| Equipment: | Furuno radar, V.H.F. and S.S.B. marine radios, furuno GPS, echosounder, and a tender with outboard motor. |
| Capacity: | 12 passengers |
| Cabins: | 6 double cabins, each with private bath and hot shower - air conditioned |
| Social Areas: | sundecks, lounge/restaurant, bar |
| Crew | 3 crew + 1 guide |
Deckplan of the Sulidae |
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Itinerary of the Sulidae (subject to change): |
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5 days: |
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| Friday | Baltra - Bachas |
| Saturday | Santa Fe - san Cristobal |
| Sunday: | Espanola |
| Monday: | Floreana |
| Tuesday: | Santa Cruz - Estacion Charles Darwin - Baltra |
4 days: |
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| Tuesday: | Baltra - Santa Cruz - Highlands |
| Wednesdayday: | Rabida - Pto. Egas |
| Thursday | Bartolome - Sullivan Bay |
| Friday | Seymour - Baltra |
8 days: |
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| Friday to Friday (A + B) | |
| Tuesday to Tuesday (B + A) | |
Rates per person Sulidae |
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Cruise length |
8 days |
5 days |
4 days |
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Season |
HS |
LS |
HS |
LS |
HS |
LS |
Rates |
$ 1256 |
$ 1256 |
$ 726 |
$ 726 |
$ 573 |
$ 573 |
£ 703 |
£ 703 |
£ 406 |
£ 406 |
£ 320 |
£ 320 |
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€ 1042 |
€ 1042 |
€ 602 |
€ 602 |
€ 475 |
€ 475 |
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Occasional Diving: One diver USD 75 per dive. Equipment included. |
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(*) We can book all domestic flights through our local suppliers. Flight prices are susceptible to change at any time without prior notice (refer to General Information for latest prices)
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