Flamingo

The 10-passenger Flamingo, not to be confused with the first class Flamingo I, offers your typical economy-class amenities: five tiny double bunk cabins, which are all below deck, a small bar and dining room, a sundeck that also serves as the upper deck (or roof) of the boat, and absolutely no public space.

Privacy is at a minimum, but the experience is improved with complementary snorkeling equipment (and hopefully the chance to use it, spending much of your time in the water instead of on the boat).

Four-day, five-day, and eight-day cruises depart on Tuesdays and Fridays.

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Reviews

Traveler Reviews of Flamingo

It was the trip of a lifetime

Our guide, cook, and crew were excellent, professional, and friendly. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and coordinated activities to maximize our experience (like visiting a lava flow at 6am so we didn't roast). Overall, I would recommend this ship to anyone heading to the Galapagos Islands.

Traveler on Apr 12, 2006