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| SHIP PROFILE |
Built in 1990 as the Renaissance Ill, and refurbished in 2007, the Galapagos Explorer II brings a whole new dimension to exploring the Galapagos Islands.
She is an all suite ship - all her spacious 52 air-conditioned cabins have a sitting area in addition to a sleeping area and features amenities such as in-cabin safety deposit box, mini-refrigerator, TV with VCR, personal hair dryer and telephone with intentional communications abilities. The private bath has a marble vanity & personal hairdryer. Cabins have either two twin beds or one queen bed. Click here to see a deck plan and cabin locations.
The electrical current aboard ship is 110 volts. An elevator makes getting between the six decks easy. There is a Jacuzzi; observation deck; Club area; library with a wide variety of books and new release videos; boutique and gift shop featuring native souvenirs, books, sports clothing, sundry and personal items. There is a infirmary with resident doctor to handle minor illnesses and mishaps.
The dining room serves breakfast (buffet style) and dinner (sit-down service); buffet lunch is generally served on deck. Service is open seating and the entire restaurant is designated non-smoking. In addition to the Piano Lounge there are other two bar areas.
Dress aboard ship is casual with the exception of dinner when "dressy-casual" (slacks instead of jeans or shorts, as an example) is the norm. The ship has limited snorkeling equipment available on board.
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