Expert Guidance and Education
Every voyage aboard the Seaman Journey is enhanced by our highly qualified naturalist guides, certified by the Galapagos National Park. These passionate experts bring the islands’ unique ecosystem to life through engaging lectures, guided nature walks, and informal discussions. Whether you’re a casual nature enthusiast or a dedicated wildlife photographer, our guides adapt their approach to suit your interests and pace.
Citizen Science: Be Part of Conservation
We invite our guests to participate in meaningful conservation efforts through our partner ship with the Galapagos’ Conservation Trust. Through the Happy Whale program, you can help track and identify marine mammals, contributing to vital research about these magnificent creatures. Our Garbology program allows participants to engage in understanding and reducing ocean plastic pollution, making your vacation both enjoyable and purposeful.
Farm-to-Table Excellence
Luxury Service and Personal Attention
Summer Special Programs
- Special evening lectures focusing on Galapagos conservation and wildlife
- Age-appropriate activities for younger travelers, including junior naturalist programs
- Family-friendly excursions and snorkeling sessions
- Interactive workshops about marine life and island ecology
- Modified meal services to accommodate family dining
Daily Life Aboard
- Morning and afternoon excursions adapted to different activity levels
- Educational briefings in our comfortable lounge
- Opportunities to participate in citizen science projects
- Time for relaxation and wildlife observation from our observation decks
- Evening recap sessions with our naturalist guides
- Social hours featuring local and international cuisine
Commitment to Sustainability
- Reduced plastic usage through our comprehensive recycling program
- Hydroponic produce sourcing to avoid introduced species
- Support of local conservation initiatives
- Energy-efficient operations and waste management
- Use of biodegradable products
- Educational programs about citizen science and responsible tourism