Bootscharter in West Coast Central America · Power Catamaran in Baltra — “Grand Ocean Spray”

Baltra puts you at the threshold of the Galápagos, and the Grand Ocean Spray is built to make the most of it. Eight cabins across two hulls mean every guest sleeps well while the boat sits steady at anchor, letting you wake to pristine bays and shallow beaches where larger ships cannot follow. Each cabin has its own bathroom, a comfort that matters on a week-long voyage when sixteen travelers share the same vessel. The catamaran layout spreads life aboard across both hulls and into open air. The saloon sits forward, with dining and lounge areas that feel less crowded than a single hull can manage. The cockpit opens to the trampolines and foredeck—places to stretch, watch for dolphins, or simply sit with the horizon. Two hulls give you the shallow draft to anchor where wildlife congregates and the stability that lets you read or sleep while others around you feel the motion. A crewed charter means the team handles navigation and logistics, freeing you to focus on what brings you here: the islands, the creatures found nowhere else, the water itself. The Grand Ocean Spray's power gives you efficient passages between remote locations, so your week covers more ground. This is how an expedition vessel should work—shelter and space when you need them, and easy access to the ocean and islands that are the real reason you came.