First Class yacht Galapagos

First Class yacht Galapagos, Beluga

Explore the wonders of the Galapagos aboard the first class boat Beluga

Experience the untamed beauty of the Galapagos Islands aboard our “Premium First Class” motor yacht, Beluga.  Unveil the mysteries of these unique and unparalleled islands in comfort and style. With its panoramic windows in the salon, expansive deck space, and 8 comfortable cabins, Beluga provides a front-row seat to the awe-inspiring beauty of this unique archipelago.

Itinerary

Itinerary 6D/5N Hood (Friday to Wednesday)

Day 1: San Cristobal

El Junco, Galapaguera

You will be welcomed upon your arrival at the San Cristobal Airport, or meet your group at the main dock in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, San Cristobal Island. From there, board a dinghy to your yacht, where the crew and a delicious lunch will greet you as you settle into your comfortable cabin. In the afternoon, embark on an exciting adventure to the highlands of San Cristobal. Begin with a visit to El Junco, a serene freshwater crater lake. Continue to the tortoise breeding center, where you’ll learn about conservation efforts for these iconic creatures. Then, head to La Galapaguera to see giant tortoises roaming freely in their natural habitat—a truly unforgettable experience.Return to the boat for a delightful dinner and a debrief of the day’s activities. As you relax for the evening, the yacht will motor through the night, carrying you to your next destination: the enchanting Española Island.

Day 2: Española

Gardner Bay, Punta Suarez

Wake up to the stunning landscapes of Española Island. After breakfast, take a wet landing onto the pristine white sands of Gardner Bay, where sea lions lounge, hawks glide above, and curious mockingbirds may join your walk. Following this serene exploration, return to the yacht to snorkel among vibrant marine life, including colorful fish, sea turtles, and playful sea lions, before enjoying a delicious onboard lunch. In the afternoon, journey to Punta Suarez where you will dingy to a pier and take a scenic hike along dramatic cliffs. Marvel at the natural Blowhole and spot unique wildlife like Nazca boobies, blue-footed boobies, and striking marine iguanas. From April to December, witness the graceful courtship rituals of waved albatrosses. End the day with dinner and a debrief on the yacht, which will sail overnight to Floreana Island.

Day 3: Floreana

Punta Cormorant – Devil’s Crown – Post Office Bay

Start your day on Floreana Island, known for its colorful history of pirates, whalers, convicts, and early settlers and home to a small community of fewer than 200 people. Begin your morning with a dinghy ride to Punta Cormorant, where you’ll explore a scenic trail connecting two beaches. Along the way, visit a large lagoon frequented by flamingos. Return to the yacht to prepare for snorkeling at the renowned Devil’s Crown, a submerged volcanic crater just off Punta Cormorant. Known as one of the top snorkeling spots in the Galapagos, teeming with vibrant marine life, offering an unforgettable underwater experience. After lunch onboard, the yacht will take a short journey to Post Office Bay. Here, take a brief walk to the historic wooden mail barrel, where visitors can leave letters or postcards to be picked up by future travellers, as well as the remnants of an old Norwegian tuna canning location. Return for a delicious dinner and a debrief then motor overnight.

Day 4: Santa Cruz - Santiago

Santa Cruz: Dragon Hill – Santiago: Sullivan Bay

Start your day on the scenic north coast of Santa Cruz Island with an excursion to Dragon Hill (Cerro Dragón). After a dry landing, embark on a 1.5-hour guided walk, beginning with a stroll past a lagoon where flamingos and pintail ducks often gather. Continue inland to discover a unique habitat for land iguanas, and make your way up the hill for a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. Return to the yacht for lunch as you cruise towards Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island. Here, you’ll take an awe-inspiring walk on rugged, 100-year-old pahoehoe lava flows, dotted with distinctive lava cacti. Afterwards, prepare for a refreshing snorkel in the bay, where diverse marine life awaits — and if you’re lucky, you might even spot a Galapagos penguin. Back on board, enjoy dinner and a debriefing as the yacht begins its journey to Genovesa Island (Tower), setting the stage for the next adventure.

Day 5: Genovesa

Darwin Bay – Prince Philip’s Steps

Begin your morning anchored inside the stunning caldera of Genovesa Island. Enjoy breakfast before heading to Darwin Bay by dinghy. Here, a short beach walk brings you into a vibrant nesting ground for red-footed boobies, frigatebirds, lava gulls, tropicbirds, doves, storm petrels, and yellow-crowned night herons. Take in the fascinating diversity of avian life. Return to the yacht and prepare for a snorkel in the caldera’s deep waters, where marine life is abundant. After lunch, get ready for an adventure at Prince Philip’s Steps. Upon arrival, fur seals may greet you at the landing site before you ascend to the island’s outer edge, passing through trails lined with fragrant palo santo trees. Here, keep an eye out for short-eared owls and nesting boobies. After your walk, head back to the yacht for another snorkel, where you may encounter the elusive scalloped hammerhead sharks. Enjoy a delicious dinner on board and a debriefing to reflect on the day’s sights as you cruise to your next destination.

Day 6: Santa Cruz - Baltra

Sta. Cruz: Black Turtle Cove – Baltra airport

Your final day of this unforgettable journey takes you to the peaceful Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island. Take a scenic dinghy ride through this serene red mangrove lagoon which is home to sea turtles, baby sharks, rays, and other marine life. After exploring this thriving cove, return to the yacht for a delicious breakfast. Afterward, the yacht will navigate back to Baltra Island, where your incredible journey through the Galapagos Islands comes to an end. You and your luggage will be transferred to the airport, where you can either catch your departing flight or, if you prefer to extend your adventure, continue exploring the Galapagos by land. For those on a two-week itinerary, your journey aboard the yacht will continue, leading you to even more unforgettable Galapagos destinations.

Itinerary 6D/5N Isabela (Friday to Wednesday)

Day 1: Isabela

Tortoise Breeding Centre -Puerto Villamil

You’ll be met by your guide at the main dock in Isabela and take a scenic dinghy ride to the yacht, where the friendly crew will warmly welcome you aboard. After settling in, we’ll begin our first adventure by heading back to Puerto Villamil and taking a short bus ride to the Tortoise Breeding Centre, where you’ll encounter giant tortoises of all ages and learn about these majestic creatures. We’ll then walk along the lagoon, where there’s a chance to spot flamingos in their natural habitat. Afterwards, enjoy some free time in the charming town of Puerto Villamil —stroll along the beach or explore local shops and restaurants. In the evening, we’ll return to the yacht for a delicious dinner before retiring to our cabins as the yacht sets sail toward its first overnight destination.

Day 2: Isabela

Pta. Moreno – Elizabeth Bay

Start your morning with a hearty breakfast before embarking on a scenic dinghy ride around rocks and islets of Western Isabela, home to an array of wildlife including cormorants, playful sea lions, and Galápagos penguins. Next, explore Punta Moreno with a 1.5-hour guided walk across striking black lava fields, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding volcanoes and unique geological features. Return to Beluga to gear up for your first snorkel of the day, where you might encounter sea turtles, seahorses, rays, sharks, and colorful tropical fish. After a refreshing lunch onboard, continue to Elizabeth Bay. A peaceful dinghy ride takes you through a lush lagoon, where mangroves create a serene sanctuary for sea turtles, rays, penguins, and other marine life. Conclude your day with a delicious dinner and a recap on the day’s highlights. Motor through the night to your next destination.

Day 3: Isabela

Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove 

Awaken to the sights of Urbina Bay, a fascinating location that emerged from the ocean floor in 1954, leaving remnants of the seabed visible to this day. Embark on a guided walk along the trail, where you’ll encounter giant tortoises and vibrant land iguanas in their natural habitat. Afterward, enjoy a snorkel directly from the beach. Return to Beluga for a delicious lunch before continuing your journey. In the afternoon, arrive at Tagus Cove, a historic harbor once favored by whalers and pirates, who left their marks by carving names into the cliffs and rocks. Here, take a hike to Darwin’s Crater, a striking saltwater lake surrounded by breathtaking views of the island’s volcanic landscapes (approximately a 1- hour walk). Afterward, prepare for an exhilarating dinghy ride or snorkeling session in the cove’s tranquil waters, teeming with marine life. Conclude the day with a satisfying dinner aboard the yacht, followed by a debrief on the day’s discoveries.

Day 4: Fernandina - Isabela

Fernandina: Pta Espinoza – Isabela: Pta Vicente Roca

During the night, motor to Fernandina Island, the youngest and most westerly of the Galapagos Islands, renowned for its active volcanoes. After breakfast, take a dinghy to Punta Espinoza, home to large colonies of marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, Galapagos hawks, and the non-venomous Galapagos snake. Enjoy a leisurely guided walk along flat trails. Return to the yacht to gear up for an exciting snorkel in the bay. After lunch onboard, the journey continues back to Isabela Island, arriving at Punta Vincente Roca. Known for its towering cliffs, breathtaking vistas, and a hidden cave, this location offers an unforgettable snorkeling experience. Glide along the cliffs and mouth of the cave towards a calm bay where you may encounter resting sea turtles, flightless cormorants, and a variety of marine life. Back on board, change for a scenic circumnavigation of the cliffs, providing up-close views of the dramatic coastline. End the day with a special celebration of crossing the Equator, followed by a delightful dinner.

Day 5: Santiago - Bartolome

Santiago: Playa Espumilla – Buccaneers Cove – Bartolome

Wake up to the stunning views of Santiago Island. After breakfast, take a dinghy to Playa Espumilla, where golden sands meet lush green mangroves. This serene spot is home to pintail ducks, flamingos, sea turtle nests, and Galapagos hawks. Enjoy a swim or snorkel before heading to Buccaneer’s Cove for a scenic circumnavigation. Once a pirate hideout and a temporary home for Charles Darwin, the cove is teeming with wildlife, including swallow-tailed gulls, fur seals, brown noddies, and pelicans. Return to the boat for lunch, then journey to Bartolome Island, renowned for its iconic Pinnacle Rock and breathtaking views. Ascend the stairs to marvel at the panorama, and snorkel around Pinnacle Rock, where you might encounter penguins, rays, sharks, and vibrant tropical fish. End your day with dinner and a debrief on board, enjoying the spectacular scenery as you sail overnight to North Seymour.

Day 6: North Seymour - Baltra

North Seymour – Baltra airport

On your final day, before breakfast, take a dinghy ride to North Seymour, a flat island uplifted thousands of years ago, offering a fascinating glimpse into the Galapagos’ geological history. Enjoy a 1.5-hour guided walk through the island’s incredible wildlife, including colonies of blue-footed boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, magnificent and great frigate birds, playful sea lions, and perhaps even a glimpse of reef sharks along the shoreline. Return to the boat for breakfast as you motor for Baltra Island, where your itinerary comes to an end. Upon arrival, you and your luggage will be transferred by bus to the airport, or you can choose to extend your Galapagos adventure by exploring the islands by land. For those continuing the two-week itinerary, remain aboard to embark on your next unforgettable journey.

Itinerary 8D/7N Fernandina (Wednesday - Wednesday)

Day 1: Baltra - Santa Cruz

Highlands – Charles Darwin Station

Upon arriving at Baltra Airport, your guide will welcome you and escort you to a bus heading to the canal, where a ferry will take you to Santa Cruz Island. You will board our bus and enjoy a scenic drive to Los Gemelos (sunken craters) for breathtaking views. Next, you’ll visit a Tortoise Reserve to observe these incredible creatures in their natural environment and enjoy a delicious lunch. Afterwards, explore the Charles Darwin Station to learn about the tortoise breeding program and see tortoises at various stages of life. If time allows, take a leisurely stroll through the charming streets of Puerto Ayora. Then board a dinghy to your yacht, where the friendly crew will welcome you onboard. Enjoy a delightful dinner and settle into your cabin for the night, as the yacht begins motoring to its first destination.

Day 2: Sombrero Chino - Rabida

Sombrero Chino – Rabida

Start your day with breathtaking views of Sombrero Chino (“Chinese Hat”), a small volcanic island near the southeastern tip of Santiago. After a wet landing on its pristine white sand beach, you’ll encounter the island’s unique wildlife on a guided 1.5-hour walk. Back on Beluga, prepare for your first snorkeling adventure in the canal, where you may encounter sea lions, reef sharks, penguins, rays, and a vibrant array of tropical fish. Savor a delightful lunch onboard as Beluga cruises to Rábida Island, renowned for its striking red beaches. Here, embark on a 1.5-hour guided walk to spot flamingos, nesting pelicans, marine iguanas, and a bachelor colony of sea lions. Cap off the afternoon with an invigorating snorkeling session along Rábida’s colorful coast. Return to the yacht to unwind with a delicious dinner while your guide recaps the day’s highlights and shares plans for the next adventure. Motor overnight to your next destination.

Day 3: Isabela

Isabela Island -Sierra Negra -Puerto Villamil

Awake to the stunning vistas of Isabela Island’s southern tip, where the charming town of Puerto Villamil awaits. After breakfast, a dinghy ride takes you to Isabela’s main dock, followed by a scenic bus journey to the trailhead of Sierra Negra. Here, set out on a rewarding four-hour round-trip hike (apx.) to witness the vast caldera of this active volcano, one of the largest in the world, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the island’s rugged landscapes. After your invigorating hike, return to Beluga for a well-earned lunch before heading back to Villamil. Spend the afternoon visiting the tortoise breeding center, strolling around the picturesque flamingo lagoon, and enjoying free time to explore the quaint streets of this coastal town at your leisure. As the day winds down, savor a delicious dinner onboard while your guide recaps the day’s highlights and previews the adventures to come. Relax as Beluga sails toward your next destination, ending another remarkable day in the Galápagos.

Day 4: Isabela

Pta. Moreno – Elizabeth Bay

Start your morning with a hearty breakfast before embarking on a scenic dinghy ride around rocks and islets of Western Isabela, home to an array of wildlife including cormorants, playful sea lions, and Galápagos penguins. Next, explore Punta Moreno with a 1.5-hour guided walk across striking black lava fields, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding volcanoes and unique geological features. Return to Beluga to gear up for your first snorkel of the day, where you might encounter sea turtles, seahorses, rays, sharks, and colorful tropical fish. After a refreshing lunch onboard, continue to Elizabeth Bay. A peaceful dinghy ride takes you through a lush lagoon, where mangroves create a serene sanctuary for sea turtles, rays, penguins, and other marine life. Conclude your day with a delicious dinner and a recap on the day’s highlights. Motor through the night to your next destination.

Day 5: Isabela

Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove 

Awaken to the sights of Urbina Bay, a fascinating location that emerged from the ocean floor in 1954, leaving remnants of the seabed visible to this day. Embark on a guided walk along the trail, where you’ll encounter giant tortoises and vibrant land iguanas in their natural habitat. Afterward, enjoy a snorkel directly from the beach. Return to Beluga for a delicious lunch before continuing your journey. In the afternoon, arrive at Tagus Cove, a historic harbor once favored by whalers and pirates, who left their marks by carving names into the cliffs and rocks. Here, take a hike to Darwin’s Crater, a striking saltwater lake surrounded by breathtaking views of the island’s volcanic landscapes (approximately a 1- hour walk). Afterward, prepare for an exhilarating dinghy ride or snorkeling session in the cove’s tranquil waters, teeming with marine life. Conclude the day with a satisfying dinner aboard the yacht, followed by a debrief on the day’s discoveries.

Day 6: Fernandina - Isabela

Fernandina: Pta Espinoza – Isabela: Pta Vicente Roca

During the night, motor to Fernandina Island, the youngest and most westerly of the Galapagos Islands, renowned for its active volcanoes. After breakfast, take a dinghy to Punta Espinoza, home to large colonies of marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, Galapagos hawks, and the non-venomous Galapagos snake. Enjoy a leisurely guided walk along flat trails. Return to the yacht to gear up for an exciting snorkel in the bay. After lunch onboard, the journey continues back to Isabela Island, arriving at Punta Vincente Roca. Known for its towering cliffs, breathtaking vistas, and a hidden cave, this location offers an unforgettable snorkeling experience. Glide along the cliffs and mouth of the cave towards a calm bay where you may encounter resting sea turtles, flightless cormorants, and a variety of marine life. Back on board, change for a scenic circumnavigation of the cliffs, providing up-close views of the dramatic coastline. End the day with a special celebration of crossing the Equator, followed by a delightful dinner.

Day 7: Santiago - Bartolome

Santiago: Playa Espumilla – Buccaneers Cove – Bartolome

Wake up to the stunning views of Santiago Island. After breakfast, take a dinghy to Playa Espumilla, where golden sands meet lush green mangroves. This serene spot is home to pintail ducks, flamingos, sea turtle nests, and Galapagos hawks. Enjoy a swim or snorkel before heading to Buccaneer’s Cove for a scenic circumnavigation. Once a pirate hideout and a temporary home for Charles Darwin, the cove is teeming with wildlife, including swallow-tailed gulls, fur seals, brown noddies, and pelicans. Return to the boat for lunch, then journey to Bartolome Island, renowned for its iconic Pinnacle Rock and breathtaking views. Ascend the stairs to marvel at the panorama, and snorkel around Pinnacle Rock, where you might encounter penguins, rays, sharks, and vibrant tropical fish. End your day with dinner and a debrief on board, enjoying the spectacular scenery as you sail overnight to North Seymour.

Day 8: North Seymour - Baltra

North Seymour – Baltra airport

On your final day, before breakfast, take a dinghy ride to North Seymour, a flat island uplifted thousands of years ago, offering a fascinating glimpse into the Galapagos’ geological history. Enjoy a 1.5-hour guided walk through the island’s incredible wildlife, including colonies of blue-footed boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, magnificent frigatebirds, playful sea lions, and perhaps even a glimpse of reef sharks along the shoreline. Return to the boat for breakfast as you motor for Baltra Island, where your itinerary comes to an end. Upon arrival, you and your luggage will be transferred by bus to the airport, or you can choose to extend your Galapagos adventure by exploring the islands by land. For those continuing the two-week itinerary, remain aboard to embark on your next unforgettable journey.

Itinerary 8D/7N Tower (Wednesday - Wednesday)

Day 1: Baltra - Santa Cruz

 Highlands – Charles Darwin Station

Upon arriving at Baltra Airport, your guide will welcome you and escort you to a bus heading to the canal, where a ferry will take you to Santa Cruz Island. You will board our bus and enjoy a scenic drive to Los Gemelos (sunken craters) for breathtaking views. Next, you’ll visit a Tortoise Reserve to observe these incredible creatures in their natural environment and enjoy a delicious lunch. Afterwards, explore the Charles Darwin Station to learn about the tortoise breeding program and see tortoises at various stages of life. If time allows, take a leisurely stroll through the charming streets of Puerto Ayora. Then board a dinghy to your yacht located in Academy Bay, where the friendly crew will welcome you onboard. Enjoy a delightful dinner and settle into your cabin for the night, as the yacht begins motoring to its first destination.

Day 2: South Plazas - Santa Fe

South Plazas Island – Santa Fe Island

Awake to the stunning views of South Plazas Island and enjoy a delicious breakfast before your morning adventure begins. A dinghy will escort you to the island, where you’ll be greeted by sea lions. Wander along a scenic trail for apx. 1.5 hours, scattered with red-billed tropic birds, swallow-tail gulls and land iguanas as you reach a cliff lookout, offering breathtaking views of the landscape and bachelor sea lions. After, return to the yacht for lunch as it motors to Santa Fe Island. Upon arrival, step onto a pristine beach dotted with sea lions and begin an up-hill walk up where towering opuntia cacti and vibrant yellow land iguanas thrive. Back aboard, prepare for your first snorkel in the celebrated Galapagos Marine Park, with the chance to swim alongside playful sea lions and other unique marine life. End the day with a satisfying dinner and a debrief of today’s highlights and tomorrow’s plans.

Day 3: San Cristobal

Cerro Brujo – Kicker Rock – Puerto Baquerizo Moreno – El Junco – La Galapaguera

Wake up to San Cristobal Island, the easternmost and oldest island of this remarkable archipelago. Following breakfast, prepare for your first visit to Cerro Brujo, near the historic spot where Charles Darwin first arrived in the Galapagos. After a quick dinghy ride, step onto a pristine white sandy beach, and take a scenic walk along the shore and to a nearby lagoon (apx. 1.5 h). Enjoy a snorkel session in the coastal waters before returning to the boat for lunch. As we journey toward Kicker Rock, take in the striking views as we circumnavigate this iconic landmark. From here, we continue to Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, where a bus will take you to the highlands of San Cristobal. Explore El Junco, the only freshwater crater lake in Galapagos, and visit the tortoise breeding center to learn about conservation efforts. Then, venture to La Galapaguera to observe tortoises roaming in their natural habitat. Return to the yacht for dinner and a debrief.

Day 4: Española

Española Island – Gardner Bay – Punta Suarez

Wake up to the stunning landscapes of Española Island. After breakfast, take a wet landing onto the pristine white sands of Gardner Bay, where sea lions lounge, hawks glide above, and curious mockingbirds may join your walk. Following this serene exploration, return to the yacht to snorkel among vibrant marine life, including colorful fish, sea turtles, and playful sea lions, before enjoying a delicious onboard lunch. In the afternoon, journey to Punta Suarez where you will dingy to a pier and take a scenic hike along dramatic cliffs. Marvel at the natural Blowhole and spot unique wildlife like Nazca boobies, blue-footed boobies, and striking marine iguanas. From April to December, witness the graceful courtship rituals of waved albatrosses. End the day with dinner and a debrief on the yacht, which will sail overnight to Floreana Island.

Day 5: Floreana

Punta Cormorant – Devil’s Crown – Post Office Bay

Start your day on Floreana Island, known for its colorful history of pirates, whalers, convicts, and early settlers and home to a small community of fewer than 200 people. Begin your morning with a dinghy ride to Punta Cormorant, where you’ll explore a scenic trail connecting two beaches. Along the way, visit a large lagoon frequented by flamingos. Return to the yacht to prepare for snorkeling at the renowned Devil’s Crown, a submerged volcanic crater just off Punta Cormorant. Known as one of the top snorkeling spots in the Galapagos, teeming with vibrant marine life, offering an unforgettable underwater experience. After lunch onboard, the yacht will take a short journey to Post Office Bay. Here, take a brief walk to the historic wooden mail barrel, where visitors can leave letters or postcards to be picked up by future travellers, as well as the remnants of an old Norwegian tuna canning location. Return for a delicious dinner and a debrief then motor overnight.

Day 6: Santa Cruz - Santiago

Santa Cruz: Dragon Hill – Santiago: Sullivan Bay

Start your day on the scenic north coast of Santa Cruz Island with an excursion to Dragon Hill (Cerro Dragón). After a dry landing, embark on a 1.5-hour guided walk, beginning with a stroll past a lagoon where flamingos and pintail ducks often gather. Continue inland to discover a unique habitat for land iguanas, and make your way up the hill for a breathtaking panoramic view of the surrounding landscape. Return to the yacht for lunch as you cruise towards Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island. Here, you’ll take an awe-inspiring walk on rugged, 100-year-old pahoehoe lava flows, dotted with distinctive lava cacti. Afterwards, prepare for a refreshing snorkel in the bay, where diverse marine life awaits — and if you’re lucky, you might even spot a Galapagos penguin. Back on board, enjoy dinner and a debriefing as the yacht begins its journey to Genovesa Island (Tower), setting the stage for the next adventure.

Day 7: Genovesa

Darwin Bay -Prince Philip’s Steps

Begin your morning anchored inside the stunning caldera of Genovesa Island. Enjoy breakfast before heading to Darwin Bay by dinghy. Here, a short beach walk brings you into a vibrant nesting ground for red-footed boobies, frigatebirds, lava gulls, tropicbirds, doves, storm petrels, and yellow-crowned night herons. Take in the fascinating diversity of avian life. Return to the yacht and prepare for a snorkel in the caldera’s deep waters, where marine life is abundant. After lunch, get ready for an adventure at Prince Philip’s Steps. Upon arrival, fur seals may greet you at the landing site before you ascend to the island’s outer edge, passing through trails lined with fragrant palo santo trees. Here, keep an eye out for short-eared owls and nesting boobies. After your walk, head back to the yacht for another snorkel, where you may encounter the elusive scalloped hammerhead sharks. Enjoy a delicious dinner on board and a debriefing to reflect on the day’s sights as you cruise to your next destination.

Day 8: Santa Cruz - Baltra

Santa Cruz: Black Turtle Cove – Baltra airport

Your final day of this unforgettable journey takes you to the peaceful Black Turtle Cove, on Santa Cruz Island. Take a scenic dinghy ride through this serene red mangrove lagoon which is home to sea turtles, baby sharks, rays, and other marine life. After exploring this thriving cove, return to the yacht for a delicious breakfast. Afterward, the yacht will navigate back to Baltra Island, where your incredible journey through the Galapagos Islands comes to an end. You and your luggage will be transferred to the airport, where you can either catch your departing flight or, if you prefer to extend your adventure, continue exploring the Galapagos by land. For those on a two-week itinerary, your journey aboard the yacht will continue, leading you to even more unforgettable Galapagos destinations.

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  • Category:  First Class motor yacht
  • Capacity:  16 guests
  • Guide:  1 Naturist guide
  • Length:   110 ft.
  • Beam:  23 ft.
  • Speed:  12 knots cruising.
  • Crew:  9 people + the guide
  • Facilities:  8 double cabins with private facilities, hot/cold water showers. A/C, TV, VCR. A big salon, dining room and sundeck.
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  • All amenities of the yacht
  • Certified English and Spanish speaking guide
  • Excursions
  • Meals, snacks and activities outlined in itinerary
  • Snorkeling gear (mask, short wetsuit, fins)
  • Access to kayaks.
What's Not Included
  • Flights
  • Park fees
  • Tips
  • Personal expenses
  • Alcoholic and bottled beverages
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Galapagos tours provide an incredible opportunity to explore a unique volcanic archipelago teeming with fearless, endemic wildlife. Led by knowledgeable naturalists, these multi-day excursions offer close encounters with diverse species through guided walks, snorkeling, and boat navigation, revealing the islands' raw beauty and evolutionary marvels.
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Ecuador Amazon Rainforest

Rainforest

Ecuador rainforest expeditions offer deep dives into the heart of the Amazon, providing unparalleled immersion in one of the world's most biodiverse ecosystems. These journeys combine thrilling wildlife encounters—spotting monkeys, vibrant birds, and elusive predators—with cultural exchanges with indigenous communities, all while navigating lush landscapes and winding rivers.
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Cuenca, Ecuador

Highlands

Explore the vibrant heart of Ecuador's Andes with activities like hiking majestic volcanoes (Cotopaxi, Chimborazo), exploring picturesque colonial cities (Quito, Cuenca), bargaining for unique crafts at bustling indigenous markets (Otavalo), and discovering hidden cloud forests. Enjoy horseback riding, mountain biking, or simply soaking in the breathtaking mountain vistas and rich cultural heritage.
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