Built by Italy’s famed Perini Navi shipyard with design by Philippe Briand, Galileo strikes a balance between rugged capability and refined luxury.
Her ice-capable hull and staggering range of 9,000 NM empower epic voyages across oceans, yet her interior is an oasis of elegance, winning her multiple design awards. Originally conceived for global cruising, Galileo has circumnavigated the globe twice, collecting a treasure trove of experiences.
Charter itineraries can span from the spice markets of Asia to whale-rich waters of the South Pacific. Along the way, her crew fosters meaningful connections with local communities, supporting remote schools and leading beach clean-ups.
For guests, this translates into a richer journey – one where you might learn to surf on a secret Maldivian break in the morning, then enjoy a sunset yoga session on deck, followed by a gourmet dinner under the stars. Galileo’s legacy as a double world-cruiser means she’s fully equipped for anything – be it deploying Zodiacs to scout a mangrove-lined river or hosting a candlelit barbecue on a deserted sandbank.
Galileo is a floating basecamp for adventure. You might dive untouched coral reefs, surf deserted breaks, kayak through mangrove forests, and explore ashore with local guides. Each day can be tailored around your group’s interests.
Absolutely. While built for exploration, Galileo offers top-tier comfort and service. Her interiors are elegant yet cozy, and the crew delivers gourmet dining, spa treatments, and more.
