Ship: Designed and built in 2019, Tip Top V catamaran stands as the newest addition to the fleet. Offering an enticing blend of modern amenities and exceptional comfort, Tip Top V invites you to explore the Galapagos in style and luxury.
Amenities: Tip Top V provides ample spaces for relaxation and enjoyment. Revel in panoramic views on the Observation & Sun deck, savor delectable meals in the dining room, unwind in the cozy lounge and sip on refreshing beverages at the bar. Additionally, the catamaran provides complimentary access to snorkel equipment, kayaks and paddle boards for water-based adventures.
Crew: Nine crew members and a multilingual naturalist guide make up the team on board. A German-speaking guide is also available on specific dates to enhance the experience for a more diverse range of guests.
Dining: Start your day with a buffet-style breakfast, which offers a variety of options to suit every palate. Lunch and dinner showcase a diverse array of flavors across three or four courses. Thanks to the creativity of the chefs on board, no meal is repeated during your voyage.
Rooms: Embodying comfort and convenience, the accommodations aboard Tip Top V provide a welcoming and spacious environment for your stay. The main deck features four cabins, including two family cabins, while the upper deck hosts six cabins, each offering the added luxury of a private balcony. Ranging from 16 to 22 m² in size, every cabin is equipped with single or king-sized beds, a private bathroom, air conditioning and ample storage space.
Itineraries: Like her sister ships, Tip Top V offers four sailings, including four, five and eight-day options. The four-day itinerary explores Genovesa, Santa Cruz, South Plaza and Santa Fe Islands, highlighting points like Bachas Beach, Prince Phillip’s Steps and Darwin Bay. For a longer journey, opt for one of the eight-day ones. One itinerary explores Santiago, Fernandina, Isabela, Bartholomew and Santa Cruz Islands, while the other itinerary visits Genovesa, South Plaza, Santa Fe, Santa Cruz, Floreana and Española Islands.