- Galápagos
- South America
- Duration
- 7-8 Days
- Dates
- Year Round
- Starting from
- Was $7,138$6,067 per person
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National Geographic Islander ll is a sleek and elegant expedition vessel. Special features include teak decks, indoor-outdoor dining options, an impressive observation deck and new amenities like a climate-controlled marina and a dedicated science hub.
48 Guests
57 Staff & Crew
5 Decks
26 Cabins
Length: 200 feet
Beam: 43 feet
National Geographic Islander ll sails year-round in the Galápagos Islands and elevates the guest experience to an entirely new level. With 26 staterooms and suites, and accommodating 48 guests, she sails with a 1:1 guest-to-crew ratio.
National Geographic Islander II carries a fleet of kayaks and stand-up paddleboards, a glass-bottom boat, an expanded flotilla of versatile Zodiacs, complete snorkel gear for adults and children, video microscope and Science Hub.
Contributing to the fully immersive Ecuadorian experience on board are Ecuadorian staff and locally sourced and sustainable farm-to-table and ocean-to-table culinary ingredients, as well as artisan spa elements and handcrafted textiles, art and décor, all regionally created.
The ship’s public spaces enhance the connection to the islands. Guests will find an open Bridge, surrounding teak decks, and a forward-viewing area. Two dining areas accommodate all guests in a single seating. The Cove, which has a bar, is the setting for daily Recaps. Other ship features include a Reception area with glass doors that lead to an open teak viewing deck, a plunge pool, a chart room, the Global Gallery, library, marina, swim platform, and Zodiac boarding area.
View our deck maps to explore cabin options and the public spaces you'll enjoy onboard.
Suite Exclusives
Guests staying in eligible cabins enjoy access to an array of amenities and perks designed to enhance your on-board experience and make your voyage all the more memorable.
Learn MoreTake a virtual tour of our newest expedition ship, the National Geographic Islander II. From the vessel's Zodiac landing platform, all the way to its upper deck pool, get to know our luxurious new home in the Galápagos Islands. Captured using an FPV drone.