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Galapagos Hermes offers unique experiences of luxury and comfort. With exclusive itineraries, guests can enjoy the Galápagos Islands iconic wildlife, pristine landscapes and unforgettable adventures in one of the world’s most extraordinary paradise. Learn more about Galapagos Hermes in: www.galapagoshermes.com
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The Hermes catamaran is amazing!
This was one of our top travel experiences. Having been to Galapagos on several occasions, nature always surprises. What we did not expect is to be surprised at such a high level of service, and such a well designed yacht with luxury furnishings and amenities. Enjoyed the private balconies, the treatments at the Hamam (a first on a small yacht). Truly one of the top luxury experiences worlwide.
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