- Specifications
- Itinerary A (5D /4N)
- Itinerary B (6D / 5N)
- Itinerary C (6D / 5N)
- Trip Includes
- Trip Excludes
- Gallery
- FAQ
- Availability
Dimensions
| Length | 31.50 mt2 / 103.34 ft |
| Beam | 12.50 mt2 / 41.01 ft |
Safety Equipment
| Life Jackets | 35 life jackets |
| Life Buoys | 4 lifebuoys 9mm |
| Visual Signals | Flare gun, smoke signals, SOS flashlights and other types of visual signals |
| Survival Rafts | 2 survival rafts, 25 passengers each |
| Fire Extinguishers | 10 lb and 2 lb |
| Fire Hoses | 15m |
| Fire Protection | Fire detectors and complete fire protection system |
Key Features
| Passengers | 16 |
| Cabins | 9 |
| Crew | 8 |
| Cruise Director | 1 |
| Bilingual Guide | 1 |
| Wifi | Available |
5 Days / 4 Nights (Itinerary A)
| Day | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday | PM | Santa Cruz: Black Turtle Cove – Explore the mangrove species, sea turtles, and rays. |
| Friday | AM | Genovesa: Darwin Bay – Observe nesting birds, including red-footed boobies and frigatebirds. |
| Friday | PM | Genovesa: Barranco – Enjoy a scenic hike with views of nesting seabirds and the coastline. |
| Saturday | AM | Santiago: Sullivan Bay – Visit the volcanic terrain and lava flows. |
| Saturday | PM | Bartolome: Bartolome – Hike to the top of the island for panoramic views and snorkeling at Pinnacle Rock. |
| Sunday | AM | Santiago: Chinese Hat – Snorkel with sea lions and explore the volcanic landscapes. |
| Sunday | PM | Mosquera: Mosquera – Visit the beautiful white sand beach and observe sea lions and shorebirds. |
| Monday | AM | Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Station – Learn about conservation efforts and see the giant tortoises. |
6 Days / 5 Nights (Itinerary B)
| Day | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Monday | PM | Santa Cruz: Highlands – Explore the volcanic landscapes and giant tortoises in their natural habitat. |
| Tuesday | AM | Isabela: Moreno Point – Visit lava fields and observe diverse bird species. |
| Tuesday | PM | Isabela: Elizabeth Bay – Snorkel with sea lions and watch marine life in the bay. |
| Wednesday | AM | Isabela: Urbina Bay – Discover the geological changes and spot giant tortoises. |
| Wednesday | PM | Fernandina: Espinoza Point – Observe flightless cormorants, sea lions, and the unique marine iguanas. |
| Thursday | AM | Isabela: Tagus Cove – Explore Darwin's crater lake and enjoy a hike with scenic views. |
| Thursday | PM | Isabela: Vicente Roca Point – Snorkel in the waters to see marine life like penguins and sea turtles. |
| Friday | AM | Santiago: Espumilla Beach – Relax on the beach and observe the unique coastal ecosystems. |
| Friday | PM | Santiago: Egas Port – Enjoy a beach walk and snorkel with sea lions and birdwatching. |
| Saturday | AM | Santa Cruz: Bachas Beach – Swim and spot wildlife in the serene beach environment. |
6 Days / 5 Nights (Itinerary C)
| Day | Time | Activity |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday | PM | Seymour: Seymour – Explore the island's unique wildlife, including frigatebirds and land iguanas. |
| Sunday | AM | Plazas: South Plazas – Visit cactus forests and vibrant iguanas, observing the dynamic coastal landscape. |
| Sunday | PM | Santa Fe: Santa Fe – Explore the island's pristine beaches and encounter the Santa Fe land iguana. |
| Monday | AM | San Cristobal: Interpretation Center / Kicker Rock – Learn about the island's natural history and marine life, then explore Kicker Rock's impressive geological formations. |
| Monday | PM | San Cristobal: Lobos Island – Discover the island’s sea lions and diverse marine life. |
| Tuesday | AM | Española: Gardner Bay – Relax on the beach and enjoy the crystal-clear waters and abundant wildlife. |
| Tuesday | PM | Española: Suarez Point – Observe the island's dramatic cliffs, seabirds, and unique flora. |
| Wednesday | AM | Floreana: Cormorant Point/Devil’s Crown – Snorkel with vibrant marine life and explore the island’s volcanic landscapes. |
| Wednesday | PM | Floreana: Alieri Hill – Hike to the top for breathtaking views and observe the island's biodiversity. |
| Thursday | AM | Santa Cruz: Highlands – Visit the island's highlands, home to the famous giant tortoises and lush vegetation. |
Included
| ✅ Transfers in Galapagos |
| ✅ Accommodation in double cabin |
| ✅ All meals during the cruise |
| ✅ Naturalist Bilingual Guide |
| ✅ Visits & Excursions according itinerary |
| ✅ Use of snorkeling equipment and wetsuits |
| ✅ Use of Kayak |
| ✅ Paddle Boards |
| ✅ All excursions |
| ✅ Airport assistance |
| ✅ Soft drinks |
Additional Information
- Christmas and New Year supplement 50%.
- Group 7 passengers minimum, discount of 3%
- 10% discount for children under 12 year old (1 child per 1 adult).
- We accept children from 6 years old.
- Single Supplement 50% from the rate.
- Rates are subject to change.
- Discount for charter 5%
Not Included
| ❌ Alcoholic drinks |
| ❌ Galapagos National Park fee |
| ❌ Transit Control Card |
| ❌ Travel / medical insurance |
| ❌ Tips |
| ❌ Personal expenses |
Additional Information
- Christmas and New Year supplement 50%.
- Group 7 passengers minimum, discount of 3%
- 10% discount for children under 12 year old (1 child per 1 adult).
- We accept children from 6 years old.
- Single Supplement 50% from the rate.
- Rates are subject to change.
- Discount for charter 5%
All itineraries include daily land excursions guided by an experienced naturalist from the Galapagos National Park, showcasing the unique flora, fauna, and hidden beauties of each island.
We provide full snorkeling equipment, including fins, masks, snorkels, and short and long wetsuits. The activity is supervised by guides and assistants to ensure your safety.
Yes, the cruise offers 4 double sea kayaks and paddleboards at no additional cost. These activities are supervised by zodiac staff to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience.
Guests can enjoy a variety of Ecuadorian and international dishes prepared by experienced chefs. Drinks, including local and international wines, cocktails, and beers, are available for purchase.
A panga ride is a zodiac excursion along the coasts of the Galapagos Islands, allowing you to observe the region's unique flora and fauna up close.
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