Integrity Yacht Charter

About Integrity

The 141 ft (42.98 m) expedition yacht Integrity was built in 1977 by Gulf Craft LLC in Patterson, Louisiana, not the UAE-based Gulf Craft brand she is sometimes confused with in broker listings. Originally delivered as Delfin II, she has spent decades operating in the Galapagos Islands, a role that shaped her aluminum-hulled, shallow-draft design. Integrity now carries up to 16 guests in 9 cabins, with a crew of 11 on hand throughout the charter.

Her layout favors practical, flexible accommodation over showroom styling, a product of her working history as an expedition vessel rather than a built-for-charter superyacht. She tends to appeal to charter guests looking for a yacht with a genuine operating history in a remote cruising ground, not a newer Mediterranean or Caribbean build.

Guest Accommodation

Integrity’s nine cabins sleep 16 guests across a mixed configuration: 7 cabins have king-size beds, one is set up as a queen, and one is a single. The layout gives more flexibility than most yachts her length, since not every cabin follows the same template.

A crew of 11 supports the guest experience onboard, a high crew-to-guest ratio that comes from her background running multi-day expedition itineraries instead of short coastal charters.

Onboard Amenities

A deck jacuzzi gives guests a place to unwind after a day ashore, set up on the open aft deck with views of the surrounding water. Air conditioning is fitted throughout to keep the interior comfortable in the warm, humid conditions typical of equatorial cruising grounds.

• Air Conditioning
• Jacuzzi

Performance & Range

Integrity is built with an aluminum hull and superstructure on a semi-displacement platform, a construction choice that suits her low 6’11” (2.11 m) draft. Two Detroit Diesel engines drive her, topping out at 14 knots and settling into a steady 12-knot pace for most passages; a 10,000-gallon fuel capacity keeps her at sea for roughly 3,000 nautical miles between fill-ups.

That combination of shallow draft and long range is well suited to island-hopping itineraries that call at shallower anchorages around the Galapagos Islands.

Toys & Water Equipment

Integrity carries a modest but practical set of water toys suited to her cruising grounds rather than a beach-club-style inventory. Guests have access to:

• Eight kayaks
• A 20 ft (6.1 m) Zodiac tender for ship-to-shore transfers