ENDEMIC

A spacious and deluxe catamaran yacht of 35 metres, ENDEMIC is available for adventure-filled charter vacations in the Galapagos, with accommodation for up to 16 guests in 8 ensuite cabins. A crew of 12, including a cruise director and a guide, is there to ensure everyone has a relaxing and care-free time on board.

NOTABLE FEATURES OF ENDEMIC

• Sundeck Jacuzzi and wet bar
• Abundance of sunbathing areas
• Beautiful contemporary decor inside and out
• Choice of lounges
• Comfortable en-suite cabins with balconies
• Excellent stability
• Air conditioning
• Wi-Fi

EXTERIOR

The main deck aft offers seating along the stern where guests can wait for the tender or rest following an afternoon of water sports.

The foredeck has space for guests to observe the surroundings, exercise or sunbathe in privacy.

The upper deck forward is fitted with sun loungers in front of the helm station and to the aft, a casual alfresco lounge and a drinks table create a place to unwind outdoors in the shade.

The sundeck is a desirable outdoor socialising area perfect for parties: A large wet bar is placed to port and amidships and four tables and 16 chairs take up the rest of the central section. Behind, sofas curve around the corners of the stern with sun loungers and drinks tables filling the gaps. Forward, a semi-circular sunbed is fitted around a raised forward Jacuzzi for enjoying a dip and then drying off in the sunshine.

INTERIOR

The main deck hosts four of the guest cabins amidships while forward there is a winter garden-like briefing room with a sofa lining the forward wall, plus two coffee tables surrounded by chairs for casual dining or lounging with reading material while enjoying the views in a brightly lit and climate-controlled environment. The area to the aft places a bar and four tables to seat 16 to port, while the starboard side of the room is the main lounge where three sofas surround a coffee table and a widescreen TV mounted on the wall.

A staircase amidships leads to the upper deck, where the helm station is placed forward with the guest cabins behind.