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| Galapagos Legend Technical Specifications | |
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| Boat Type: | Galapagos Luxury Class Cruise Ship |
| Capacity: | 100 passengers |
| Year Built: | 1963 |
| Length: | 300ft / 91mts |
| Beam: | 47ft / 14mts |
| Accommodation: | Moon: 1 Legend Balcony suite, 8 Balcony suite |
| On Board: | Swimming pool, gym, games room, library, 24-hour medical service, conference room, laundry service, international phone, fax service, piano lounge, well-stocked bars, massage room, observation decks, sun decks, chill out zone |
| Max speed: | 20 knots |
| Crew: | Captain, M.D., 47 other assorted crew members, and 6 multilingual naturalist guides |
This legendary, one hundred-passenger, Luxury vessel offers all the amenities of a large cruise liner without sacrificing the intimacy you'd expect on a small sailing craft. The luxurious Legend is equipped with five decks, a swimming pool, and a library. She also has exercise equipment, international phone/fax/Internet, 24-hour/pay medical service, the most technologically advanced safety system in the archipelago, and much more. Enjoy the wonders of the Galapagos while being catered to by our talented staff.
2022 Prices from: US$1,842 per person (4D/3N)
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| 4 Days | 5 Days | 8 Days | |
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| Standard | US$1,842 | US$2,455 | US$3,914 |
| Standard Plus | US$2,281 | US$3,040 | US$4,847 |
| Junior Suite | US$2,600 | US$3,466 | US$5,525 |
| Junior Suite Plus | US$2,800 | US$3,733 | US$5,992 |
| Balcony Suite | US$3,101 | US$4,097 | US$6,572 |
| Balcony Suite Plus | US$3,301 | US$4,364 | US$6,572 |
| Legend Suite | US$3,602 | US$4,732 | US$7,620 |
Keep in mind: it is very unlikely that itineraries will vary from those published, however they are subject to change. Climate, wildlife, instructions from the Galapagos National Park, the specific abilities and interests of passengers, as well as operational issues may cause your guide or captain to change the time or type of visits. Your guide will always strive to select the best itinerary within those limits.
