TECHNICAL FEATURES:

Built in Galápagos 1992. Custom motor Yacht, completely wooden construction.

Length: 22 m (70 feet)
Beam: 6.6m (22 feet)
Speed: 10 Knots
Propulsion: 2 Cummin engines (new Oct. 98) , 300 HP each
Equipment: 2 generators for 110 and 220 V (plug socket 110 V), VHF and SSB marine radios, radar, depth sounder, G.P.S. 2 tenders (dinghies) with outboard motors, life-jackets.
Safety equipment that fulfil the highest standards, complying with international Coast Guard regulations.
Capacity: 16 passengers
Guest Accommodations: 8 double cabins each with toilet and shower. All cabins with air conditioning and fan
Crew: Captain, multilingual naturalist guide, first mate, mechanic, 2 sailors, cook and auxiliar cook

 
Note: All rates are per person in U.S. dollars and subject to change without notice

7NIGHT-8DAY ITINERARY / SUNDAY – SUNDAY

SUNDAY:
Arrival on Baltra airport – North Seymour

MONDAY:
Chinese Hat – Bartholomew – Sullivan Bay

TUESDAY:
Genovesa: Prince Philip Steps – Darwin Bay

WEDNESDAY:
Puerto Egas – Rábida

THURSDAY:
Darwin Station – Highlands of Santa Cruz

FRIDAY:
Española: Punta Suárez – Playa Gardner

SATURDAY:
Santa Fe – South Plazas

SUNDAY:
Black Turtle Cove – Baltra Airport

IMPORTANT NOTES:

• All the itineraries are subject to change without notice due various factors: safety, weather, mechanical breakdown, unforeseen emergencies, and the discretion of the Captain, Guide, and the Galapagos National Park.
• We will not be held responsible for any refunds whatsoever for changes to the printed or scheduled itinerary
• Our cruises sailing dates are guaranteed to depart regardless of the number of passengers booked for a certain date.  In case any circumstances of major force would happen, then we would change you to a boat of similar characteristics, same dates, and same category or upgrade you to a better boat with no extra cost.

USEFUL TIPS:

• The ideal tour length is the 7night/8days cruise.  Since at least part of the first and last day of the tour will be spent at the airport, the shorter tours also spend less time sailing around the islands.
• We normally suggest our clients to book their international flight at least two nights before their Galapagos cruise, this way in case you loose a connection, your flight is delayed or the weather conditions are not appropriate for landing you don’t jeopardize your trip to the islands.
• Try to avoid making international connections the same day as the flight from the Galapagos Islands may be delayed or changed to an alternate flight.