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OLA Cruise

Delfin 2 Amazon

ClassCruise Ship
Flag state-
Maiden Voyage Date2009
Cruise Age15
Cruise LineLindblad Expeditions
Category-

Ship statistics

Gross Tonnage1,000t
Deck Levels3
Crew-to-Passenger Ratio-
Length37m/121ft
Decks with cabins2
Passengers-to-space ratio-
Width9m/30ft
Cabins14
Ice Class-
Passengers28
Displacement-
Inflatable boat-

Voyage itinerary

DateProduct namePortPrice
2025-01-119 Nights | Delfin 2 Amazon | Lima-LimaLima$6640
2025-02-158 Nights | Delfin 2 Amazon | Lima-NautaLima$10421
2026-01-108 Nights | Delfin 2 Amazon | Lima-LimaLima$6372

Deck plans

There are 3 floors
Main Deck
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DECK 1

Upper Deck
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DECK 2

Top Deck
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DECK 3

Cabin information

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Suite

Code SU
Deck 2
Floor-to-Ceiling Window
Occupancy 2-0 people
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Amazon Suite

Code MS
Deck 2
Floor-to-Ceiling Window
Occupancy 2-0 people
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Suite

Code SU
Deck 1
French Terrace
Occupancy 2-0 people
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Amazon Suite

Code MS
Deck 1
Floor-to-Ceiling Window
Occupancy 2-0 people

Gourmet restaurant

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Dining

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Taste Of The Region

Recreational facilities

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Public Spaces

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Expedition Tools

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Public Spaces

Deck Top Deck

Introduction to the cruise

As much of the river as on it and locally built, Delfin II’s iron exterior is clad in tropical hardwoods and her interior gleams with wood floors and lacquered palm ceilings. Wood stairs float between decks and lazily turning ceiling fans add the right tropical notes, while the air-conditioning invisibly cools and dehumidifies.
The lounge, center of our life as an expedition community, features a welcoming open bar and inviting seating. The dining room is decorated with locally crafted lanterns that hang over an impressive central buffet table, which was carved from a massive tree root found floating in the river and installed before the ship’s windows were—three walls of windows keep us connected to the nonstop panorama outside. In fact, the prestigious Relais & Châteaux recently inducted the ship into its hotel group, recognizing its commitment to local nature and culture and its exquisite Amazonian-Peruvian cuisine.
The cabins are airy and supremely comfortable—the perfect place to end to active days. Slip into a bed that is well-appointed with crisp cotton linens and drift off as you gaze out at the starry night through the generous, river-framing window wall. Delfin II, our base for daily explorations to which we happily return, has a distinct advantage over any land-based camp—she moves, giving you an ever-varied experience of the Amazon’s multiple landscapes and wonders.