Quasar Evolution Yacht Review

-- / 5.0
Editor Rating
44 reviews

MV Evolution, Footsteps Back in Time Itinerary

Review for Galapagos Cruise on Quasar Evolution Yacht
User Avatar
mtndog
First Time Cruiser • Age 60s

Rating by category

Cabin
Value for Money
Embarkation
Dining
Public Rooms
Entertainment
Service

Additional details

Sail Date: Jan 2016

We had an incredible trip to the Galapagos on Quasar's MV Evolution. We received great service during all the pre-trip questions which helped me select the Evolution over other boat options that we considered. During the trip service was great from the guides and all the crew. The guides really added to the trip experience and we particularly loved going with Boli. We had an exceptional group of fellow travelers that added to the experience. Spending time with them in between excursions up in the bar lounge area filled the trip with many memories. Although the boat holds 32 passengers, it was not filled this trip with only 18 people. We enjoyed the extra room but really there was enough space for 32 passengers. Overall the ship felt very roomy.

The boat had recently undergone some renovations which were nice. All the common furniture looked very nice and were comfortable. They were putting on some finishing touches on the trip staining some areas up on the deck and rails.

Everything went like clock work. Next days schedules were discussed in the nightly lectures and briefings and posted throughout the ship. We are early risers but they did play a morning wake up call music promptly per schedule. The day started with a hearty breakfast with a choice of eggs, omelets, various meat options, breads options, cheese plate, yogurt, granola, various fruits and hot drinks. After breakfast we would do our first landing of the day. Our boat was frequently the only one at the landing site and it was nice that they split the group into two with one going one direction and the other direction. It made the experience feel like you were with a really small group.

Cabin Review

Cabin deluxe

D3 is a good location if you worry about motion sickness. The room size wise is actually the second largest on the boat. The queen bed was comfortable and there was plenty of room for hanging clothes in the closet. There were also two side tables with 3 drawers for extra room. I didn't particularly care for the shampoo and conditioner provided so you might consider bringing your own. There was plenty of hot water but it sometimes took a while to get to the shower. The room was cleaned several times a day with towel art and chocolate frequently left. There was an evening turndown service.

The room had a porthole that couldn't open but it was so high in the room you couldn't really see out of it. What I did like about it was it let light in the room so in the morning when I opened my eyes and saw light that meant it was time to get up.

12 Helpful Votes
previous reviewnext review

Find a cruise

Any Month

Get special cruise deals, expert advice, insider tips and more.By proceeding, you agree to our Privacy Policy and Terms of Use.

© 1995—2024, The Independent Traveler, Inc.