Nemo II ship review
The Nemo II offers a somewhat private small ship cruise experience in the Galapagos Islands. The 22 meters cruise ship offers itineraries leaving from, and returning to, Baltra. The Nemo II’s adventure cruise is a great option to discover the wildlife and scenic view of the Galapagos.
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Cabins
The Nemo II welcomes only 14 guests, hosting them in 7 comfortable cabins. Indeed, the catamaran proposes double-occupancy cabins fitted with either bunk beds or double beds. Plus, every room is complete with a private bathroom and air-conditioning.
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Cruise ship features
The Nemo II offers comfortable accommodations, paired with cozy communal areas. Indeed, the indoor lounge and dining area are well equipped with a multi-media system. Plus, the outdoor dining area complements the sundeck, where you can soak in the sun rays and admire the Galapagos Islands landscape.
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Moreover, the Nemo II carries a kayak on-board, ideal for those who want to get closer to the wildlife. That being said, the small ship cruiser itself will allow you to get close enough. Plus, the naturalist guide on-board will sure answer your questions and point out the most interesting facts while on the cruise.
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Nemo II’s itineraries and activities
The Nemo II offers two different itineraries cruising the Galapagos Islands. Indeed, you can either board an 8-day cruise heading northward, or the same duration, but heading southward. Plus, both itineraries start and end in Baltra, making air connections to and from mainland easy.
Also, note that sometimes shorter itineraries are on the schedule, proposing a 4 days and 3 nights cruise to the best of the Galapagos Islands.
- North Itinerary : visit the Charles Darwin Station on Santa Cruz, roam around Isabela, get to the Buccaneer Cove on Santiago and visit Rabida, Genovesa, and Daphne Islands. Also, snorkel, kayak and ride pangas along the way.
- South itinerary: visit the Charles Darwin Station on Santa Cruz before heading to San Cristobal and Lobos Island. Plus, stops and activities are planned on other islands such as Espanola, Floreana, Santa Fe, and Santiago.
Cruise ship availability
The Nemo II offers small ship cruise in the Galapagos Islands all year round. Plus, the boat sometimes offer early bird discounts! Don’t miss the opportunity to hop on a stunning cruise through Darwin’s Islands.
Price starts at 1,400$US for a short itinerary – 4 days/3 nights
Price starts at 3,800 for the 8 days/7 nights cruise
Where does this adventure cruise ship go?
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