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Beagle (Formerly the Andando)

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The Beagle is a steel-hulled brigantine schooner originally built in London in 1971. She reflects the best of what Galapagos travelers are looking for: comfortable spacious accommodations, charm and beauty under sail, yacht maintenance and safety equipment that meet the highest standards, ample open and shaded deck space, delicious Ecuadorian and international cuisine served in the salon or on deck, personal service on board by a superbly trained crew and guide.

Capacity / Accommodations:
The vessel accommodates 12 persons in 6 air-conditioned double cabins with en suite hot shower and toilet. Bedding configuration includes a lower double and upper single for independent traveling companions and families with small children.

Specifications:

  • L.O.A: 105 feet
  • L.O.D: 90 feet
  • Beam: 22 feet
  • Draft: 9 feet 6 inches
  • Deck: Teak

Equipment:

KW generators for 110 & amp; 220 AC, 60 cycles, 12 & 24 volt DC, Furuno radar, depth sounder, GPS, EPIRB, Life raft, VHS & amp; SSB radios, 2 tenders outboards, color TV, video equipment. Twin Gardner diesels 150 HP, twin 12.5

Range: 3,000 miles
Sails: 7,000 square feet
Water: 3,500 gallons plus water maker

Crew:

Licensed High Seas Captain, cook, 2 sailors, multilingual National Park licensed naturalist guide.

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