After a month and half of it sailing the Galapagos Islands, Hermes Mega Catamaran’s owner, Ecuadorian destination management company Via Natura, has released a tantalising look inside the striking superyacht.
Hermes accommodates up to 20 guests in 12 cabins. It is the first ultra-luxury catamaran to sail the region, complete with butler service, hammam and with each suite offering a private jacuzzi and balcony.
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After much anticipation, the vessel – a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World – launched in April. Itineraries range from four- to 15-nights in duration, Via Natura CEO Esteban Velásquez told LATTE back in April 2024. Onboard there is a signature menu served by a renowned Ecuadorian chef, a premium beverage package included, cooking classes and cocktail lessons, a library, an aperitif lounge, two bars, and a spa. Shore excursions will be offered by experienced naturalist guides from Zodiacs.
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After much anticipation, the vessel – a member of Small Luxury Hotels of the World – launched in April. Itineraries range from four- to 15-nights in duration, Via Natura CEO Esteban Velásquez told LATTE back in April 2024. Onboard there is a signature menu served by a renowned Ecuadorian chef, a premium beverage package included, cooking classes and cocktail lessons, a library, an aperitif lounge, two bars, and a spa. Shore excursions will be offered by experienced naturalist guides from Zodiacs.
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