The Anahi has 8 cabins with two types. There are 6 Standard Cabins located on the main deck, each built for up to 2 passengers with either a double or twin bed setup. Depending on your preference, the beds can be separated or joined. All Standard Cabins have private en-suite bathrooms, large windows that let in natural light, and independent air conditioning. 

The 2 Suite Cabins are on the upper deck and can accommodate up to three guests, with one double bed plus a sofa bed. They differ in window placements, with floor-to-ceiling windows across an entire wall providing sweeping panoramic views over the bow of the catamaran. Both suites have private bathrooms, air conditioning, a safety box, and premium amenities. A 50% single supplement applies to both cabin categories.

A cruise on the Anahi places you face-to-face with the Galapagos’ welcoming wildlife. What you encounter depends on your itinerary and the season, with every excursion being led by a bilingual and Galapagos National Park-certified naturalist guide.

Snorkel alongside Galapagos sea lions, sea turtles, and marine iguanas. Depending on the site, you may also meet white-tipped reef sharks and hammerheads. 

Above the seas, the birdlife across the archipelago is teeming with unique species. Blue-footed boobies are known for their distinctive mating dance and are probably the most photographed. There are also the Red-footed and Nazca boobies, frigatebirds, and the Waved Albatross, depending on the route you’re taking. If you are on the western island itineraries, you will pass through the habitat of the flightless cormorant, which is a species you can’t find anywhere else on the globe, and get the chance to spot the Galapagos penguin, one of the only penguins living near the equator. 

Highland visits to Santa Cruz give travelers the best chance at seeing giant tortoises walking freely in their natural habitat, a remarkable experience that can easily become the main highlight of your trip.

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Anahi: First Class Galapagos Catamaran