M/Y Grace

She has sailed under many different names but the 145-foot M/Y Grace is every bit as elegant as she now sounds. Enjoy the awe-inspiring nature and wildlife from the comfort of one of the finest vessels to sail the Galapagos with plenty of outdoor space to relax and watch the natural world go by.

Built in Southampton, England, M/Y Grace became part of the Royal Navy and spent her time chasing submarines during World War II. Once her wounds were patched up, she welcomed aboard Sir Winston Churchill and Prince Rainier and Princess Grace of Monaco who honeymooned on her decks.

There are nine cabins spread across four decks with plenty of space for clothing and luggage. Relax in the indoor lounge and bar, take a dip in the Jacuzzi and when the glorious scenery and weather beckons, head up to the sundeck. An al fresco dining area is perfect for watching the sunsets, and be sure to sit back in the stern resting area complete with original 1927 wheel.

M/Y Grace has all the comforts you would expect from a luxury yacht, but there is also a real focus on celebrating the past and original pieces and memorabilia on display around the vessel help bring her history to life.