The Yacht
ANAMARA
Destination Galápagos
Inaugural Sailing Fall 2027
Nine suites. Sixteen guests. One archipelago that has changed little since Darwin first anchored here.
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At A Glance
8 Standard Suites, 1 Owner’s Suite
16 Guests
1,270 sq ft (118 m²) Wellness Center
Grill & Bar on Sun Deck
Walk-in Wine Cellar
Observation Lounge & Game Center
Aboard Anamara
Into the Galápagos
Anamara carries sixteen guests across nine suites, each opening onto water with nothing between you and it. An open dive deck offers direct passage to the sea before the day's first landing. A 90m² wellness center answers for what the islands ask of the body. And a crew that outnumbers the guests works in a near 1:1 ratio — fewer strangers, more people who know your name by the second morning.
Three generations of one family have read these waters closely enough to know the difference between visiting a place and respecting it. Anamara extends that instinct forward — a mobile basecamp built to put you inside a landscape still being born, not watching it from afar. It wasn't designed to be seen. It was built to get you closer to what you came to see.
Design & Architecture
Anamara's interiors take their cue from the islands themselves: matte, unadorned woods in dark and pale contrast, stone basins, brushed metal fixtures, linens chosen for their weight rather than their sheen. Nothing is finished to catch the light — everything is finished to hold it.
Floor-to-ceiling windows pull the horizon in at eye level, so the sense of space comes from the sea outside as much as the room inside. The result feels less like a yacht and more like a contemporary refuge, with spaces conceived to hold silence rather than fill it, so that nothing aboard competes with what's beyond the glass.
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Life on Board
A Private World, Built for a Wild One
Evening Aboard
Shaded terraces and quiet corners built for watching carry the day from its last landing into evening. As the light drops toward the open ocean, the Sun Terrace becomes its own kind of excursion: nothing between you and a sky no itinerary can promise twice, a drink in hand, the archipelago sliding past at its own unhurried pace.
Some Journeys Ask for a Theme
Beyond the standard expedition calendar, select departures are shaped around a particular thread — family voyages built for multigenerational travel, culinary departures that go deeper into Ecuador's coast and highlands, wellness-focused sailings, and photography expeditions led by our expert naturalists guides.
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