National Geographic-Lindblad Expeditions welcomes the newest and most intimate addition to the Galápagos fleet, National Geographic Delfina. Setting sail in early 2025, this sleek, contemporary vessel is a luxury catamaran designed for cruising the Galápagos Islands in style and stable comfort.
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Ship Category
Capacity
16 Guests
10 Staff & Crew
Decks & Cabins
3 Decks
8 Cabins
Dimensions
Length: 98 feet
Beam: 37 feet
Highlights
The ultimate, intimate Galápagos expedition aboard a 16-guest catamaran
The elegant, well-appointed ship, with a double hull, accommodates 16 guests in eight spacious, air-conditioned double staterooms with polished wood décor.
As the home base for our classic 10-day voyage, National Geographic Delfina departs Fridays year-round, with an included night in Quito or Guayaquil before and after the voyage. Embark Saturday for a full week exploring the Galápagos Islands.
Available as a private charter, the ship is perfectly sized for a group of family and friends, or your organization.
Explore the Ship
The open-air Observation Deck, which provides 360-degree views, has a shaded area for relaxation, a whirlpool hot tub, and lounge chairs to take in your surroundings. On the wrap-around Upper Deck, dine al fresco at the stern and enjoy spectacular island views from the bow as you watch for dolphins, whales, and other dazzling marine life. The dining room, bar, and cozy lounge with library are on the Main Deck, which is also the boarding area and marina.
Cabins
Category 4 - Main Deck
Upper Deck #300-303: The four Upper Deck staterooms, which can be reserved as interconnected port and starboard for friends and family, have ensuite bathrooms, ample storage, and can be set up with either queen or two twin beds. Staterooms are 172 square feet with a large window, and door that opens directly onto the outside deck.
Cabins
Category 5 - Main Deck
Main Deck #200-203: The four main-deck staterooms have private balconies, ensuite bathrooms, ample storage, and can be set up with either queen or two twin beds. Staterooms are 172 square feet with a 43 square-foot balcony, seating, and two large windows.
