Andreas Sappok
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Our days on Quasar's M/Y Grace were full of adventure. One minute we were hiking across lava fields, the next we were snorkeling with sea lions that seemed just as curious about us as we were about them. We swam with penguins (yes, penguins—still can’t believe it), drifted past massive schools of fish, and even spotted a few sharks gliding by.
Our guides were absolute rockstars. Djedo was amazing with the kids and seemed completely in his element anytime we were in the water—it was like watching Aquaman lead a tour group. And Monika? She blew us away. Her knowledge of the islands was endless, her passion contagious, and she somehow managed to keep us all calm and curious at the same time. We walked away from every outing having learned something new and feeling lucky to have her as a guide.
The food deserves its own shout-out. Every meal looked like it came straight out of a cooking show—creative, colorful, and packed with local ingredients. Honestly, I’ve eaten in restaurants that weren’t half as good. Plus, eating it all while watching the islands float by wasn’t a bad bonus.
The boat itself was gorgeous, with so much history and charm, and our cabin was cozy but big enough that we weren’t tripping over each other’s stuff. Functional, comfortable, and actually kind of stylish too—not always the case on a boat!
And the crew? They nailed it. Super friendly, always ready to help, and somehow managed to keep everything running smoothly without us ever noticing the work behind the scenes.