expedition Vessel

Galaxy Alya

Galaxy Cruises

Passengers

Crew

369GT

Tonnage

31.5m

Length

12.5m

Beam

2017

Built

Decks

Ecuador

Flag

About Galaxy Alya

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Galaxy Alya , the jewel of the archipelago, sails through a paradise where luxury and nature merge. On board, every moment invites you to disconnect from routine and immerse yourself in the serenity of nature. Our luxury expedition catamaran offers a relaxed sailing experience that will allow you to enjoy a unique natural destination, accompanied by the warmth of its crew. It is known as The Jewel of the Galapagos for its fine decoration based on the colors of the sunset and the turquoise of the sea, making it the ultimate choice for your trip to Galapagos.

Deck Plans

Main Deck

Upper Deck

Sun Deck

Lower Deck

Good to Know

Are there any luggage restrictions for the Galaxy Alya?

Due to cabin space and small boat (panga) transfers, we recommend one suitcase (max 23 kg / 50 lbs) and one carry-on. Soft-sided luggage is highly preferred for easier storage within the cabin compartments.

Is there Wi-Fi internet access on board?

The Galaxy Alya offers Wi-Fi onboard with StarLink service; however, the connection is satellite-based and could be intermittent due to the remote location of the islands.

Does the boat provide snorkeling gear and wetsuits?

Yes, we provide complimentary masks, snorkels, fins, and wetsuits for all water activities during the cruise. Please provide your sizes in advance to ensure the best fit.

Am I likely to get seasick on board?

The Galaxy Alya is a catamaran (twin-hull), which offers significantly more stability than a single-hull yacht. While it minimizes rocking, if you are prone to motion sickness, we recommend bringing preventive medication like Dramamine or patches.

What type of electrical outlets are used in the cabins?

We use standard US power outlets (Type A & B, 110V). If you are traveling from Europe, Australia, or parts of Asia, you will need a universal power adapter.