Vessel

Köln

Exterior shot of M/Y Köln on the water in the Galápagos Islands
M/Y Köln sun deck
M/Y Köln upper deck cabin
M/Y Köln dining room
M/Y Köln lower deck cabin
M/Y Köln lounge
M/Y Köln dining room
Vessel Type:
Motor Yacht
Length:
104 ft
Speed:
11 knots
Passenger Capacity:
16
Crew Capacity:
7 + 1 naturalist guide
Cabin Count:
9

About this vessel

The M/Y Köln is a motor yacht that provides a first-class experience for passengers exploring the Galápagos archipelago. This vessel is perfect for small groups, providing a unique and intimate travel experience with the highest level of comfort and style. It features several resting areas, including a lounge and sun deck, to make your time aboard not only relaxing but also memorable. 

Details

Vessel Type:
Motor Yacht
Length: 104 ft
Speed: 11 knots
Passenger Capacity: 16
Crew Capacity: 7 + 1 naturalist guide

Cabins

Cabin Count: 9
Cabin Details:

Each cabin has a private bathroom—complete with a toilet, shower, biodegradable amenities, washbasin and vanity—as well as a safety box, towels, drawers, hair dryer, electrical outlet and USB port, and WiFi service. Each cabin is also individually air-conditioned. 

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