National Geographic Delfina
National Geographic Delfina is the newest and most intimate addition to the Galápagos fleet, set to debut in early 2025. This sleek, modern luxury catamaran is purpose-built for cruising the Galápagos Islands with both style and exceptional stability.
The open-air Observation Deck offers 360-degree views, a shaded area for relaxing, a whirlpool hot tub, and lounge chairs to fully take in the surrounding scenery. On the wrap-around Upper Deck, guests can dine al fresco at the stern or enjoy breathtaking island vistas from the bow while spotting dolphins, whales, and other marine wildlife.
National Geographic Delfina
National Geographic Delfina is designed to navigate the remote islands of the Galápagos with ease, offering guests an intimate small-ship experience in addition to unparalleled up-close access to natural wonders, dramatic landscapes and fascinating wildlife.
Incredible onboard spaces
Take a look at the fantastic spaces on board, from gourmet restaurants and relaxing lounges to cosy cabins and spacious outdoor areas.
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Our favourite National Geographic Delfina destinations
Whether it’s photographing a courting pair of blue-footed boobies, snorkeling with schools of tropical fish, or trekking volcanic landscapes alive with endemic species, the Galápagos promise an unforgettable journey where nature, adventure, and luxury converge.
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Capital city Quito is the central hub of Ecuador, and often the entry point for all other destinations in the country. Nestled in the Andes Mountains, it is a vibrant amalgam of modern business executives and traditional Andean people (Indigenas).
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Guayaquil, located in the beautiful country of Ecuador, is the largest city and main economic hub of the nation. As a bustling metropolis with a population of over 2 million people, Guayaquil offers visitors a unique blend of rich history, stunning natural beauty, and vibrant culture.
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Activities onboard National Geographic Delfina
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