In April 2025, the Hermes Mega Catamaran will set sail on its highly anticipated maiden voyage, offering bespoke expeditions to the breathtaking Galápagos Islands.
This new ultra-luxury catamaran combines first-class comfort with personalised travel experiences in one of the world’s most fascinating natural paradises.
Exclusive comfort and bespoke service
The Hermes Mega Catamaran features just twelve luxurious suites that are equipped with modern facilities and offer the highest level of comfort. Each suite has been designed to provide guests with a first-class accommodation experience. A 24/7 butler service ensures that every wish is fulfilled and that the journey is as relaxed and individually tailored as possible.
Part of the renowned ‘Small Luxury Hotels of the World’ collection
As the first ship in the Small Luxury Hotels of the World collection, the Hermes Mega Catamaran sets new standards for sophisticated sea voyages. This prestigious partnership guarantees the highest standards of service and comfort and is aimed at travellers who prefer a stylish and personal way of exploring.
Unforgettable expeditions to the Galápagos Islands
The focus of the trip is on exclusive expeditions to the Galápagos Islands that offer guests extraordinary experiences in nature. Guided by experienced nature guides, each excursion offers intense insights into the unique wildlife and unspoilt landscapes of the archipelago. Tailor-made exploratory tours ensure that travellers can experience the impressive flora and fauna up close.
A floating sanctuary for explorers
The Hermes Mega Catamaran is more than just a ship – it is an exclusive retreat on the water. With its stylish design, first-class service, and individually tailored expeditions, it offers a new dimension to travel. It combines modern comfort with unique experiences of nature to create a journey that guests will not soon forget.
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