Aqua Mare

With her expansive size and world-class pedigree, Aqua Mare boasts 30 percent more indoor volume than most yachts her size, making her the perfect respite after active days exploring the remote wildlife and dynamic nature of the Archipelago.

Aboard the Italian CRN Yacht-built Aqua Mare, guests will find seven large Zuretti-designed cabins – including an 80 sqm Owner’s Suite – extravagant indoor and outdoor social spaces, elegant finishing, and immaculate attention to detail, making it the first of its kind in the region. 

Enjoy this ultimate retreat of the archipelago’s dramatic volcanic landscapes accompanied by a specially curated menu by award-winning Pedro Miguel Schiaffino using only the freshest local ingredients. Exclusivity is combined with the most personalized service enabled by two naturalist guides for 16 guests, on top of the islands’ most exclusive one-to-one crew to guest ratio.

• Length: 50 m
• Breadth (Beam): 9,8 m
• Draught 3,2 m

• Zodiacs: 2
• Ice Class: N/A
• Cruising Speed: 10- 12 knots (Max 17 Knots)

TECHNOLOGY & FUEL:

• Fuel-efficient operations and optimized energy consumption.
• Energy-efficient onboard systems and lighting.
• Onboard water treatment and purification systems.

CO₂ Emissions

Fuel efficiency and reduced energy consumption are part of the vessel’s sustainability approach. The operation also focuses on improving energy efficiency and reducing emissions through responsible onboard practices.

Waste Management

Waste management is integrated into onboard operations, with a focus on reducing waste and eliminating single-use plastics across the fleet. Wastewater is purified onboard without chemicals before clean water is returned to the environment. A global partnership also supports the removal of plastic from rivers, oceans and coastlines.

Citizen Science Programs

The vessel supports scientific research and conservation in the Galápagos through its partnership with the Charles Darwin Foundation. Guests can visit the CDF Marine Research Center and learn about ongoing research on shark ecology, mangrove ecosystems and climate change. The partnership also supports scientific monitoring and conservation of Galápagos marine biodiversity.

Local First Initiative / Communities

The vessel prioritizes local sourcing, with ingredients selected to support Ecuadorian farmers, fishermen and local suppliers. The operation also works with conservation and community initiatives in the Galápagos. Through the partnership with the Charles Darwin Foundation, guests can contribute to local conservation projects, while the broader sustainability programme supports responsible practices and community engagement in the destinations visited.

• 26 m² / 280 sq ft
• 2 guests
• Main Deck
• King bed
• Bathroom
• 1 window

• 28 m² / 301 sq ft
• 2 guests
• Lower Deck
• King/Double bed
• Bathroom
• 3 portholes

• 16 m² / 172 sq ft
• 2 guests
• Upper Deck
• Double bed
• Bathroom
• 1 window