Galapagos Aboard the Majestic Yacht 5 Days "A"
Cruise
Luxury

This first-class, motorized yacht is 35 meters (115 feet) long and is especially designed to sail through these islands. Its common areas and suites have large picture windows to assure you grand vistas of the seascapes as you cruise from destination to destination.

Throughout the expedition, you will dine on fine cuisine. At the end of a day of hiking and snorkeling, you can relax chat with your shipmates about your explorations in one of the spacious social areas. Up on the sundeck, you will have the opportunity to relax with a drink from the bar or soak in the Jacuzzi. As the yacht cruises to the next day’s destination, you’ll rest peacefully in one of the nine double cabins equipped with air conditioning and private bathroom with hot water.

Majestic offers excellent four-, five- and eight-day itineraries. On hand are certified naturalist guides to answer your questions and nine crewmembers to attend to your needs.

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Galapagos aboard M/V Galapagos Legend 5 Days " B "
Cruise
Luxury

Ourphilosophy is based on an environment without any formalisms or strict etiquette as in other luxury vessels but maintaining some important aspects like excellence in quality services.

Panoramic windows not only allow you to observe your destination but also to be part of it. In its ample social areas you will be able to do countless activities. With only one hundred people on board you will enjoy exclusivity and a personalized attention. Enjoy the landscapes and view on any of the outer decks. The capacity for 100 passengers.

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Galápagos aboard Catamaran Lonesome George 4 days 4A
Cruise
Tourist

This beautiful catamaran accommodates 16 people in 8 large double cabins, with 4 twin size beds, 2 triples and 2 singles beds each equipped with electric baths, hot water showers, air conditioning, electricity 12 and 120 volts. It also has dining areas inside and outside, complete navigation equipment, solar panel with which all instruments and systems are working the boat, which makes it completely ecological.

You will appreciate firsthand the wildlife in the Galapagos Islands, enjoy swimming with sea lions, observing blue-footed boobies or frigates nesting areas, admiring the incredible life under the sea, while snorkeling with rays, turtles, sharks and visiting the lava fields and volcaneos that helped the formation of these islands, not to mention the beautiful beaches.

You can also do activities like kayaking along the coast ** or diving **
** These activities are not included in the standard price of the cruise, with an additional payment that could be included in your trip. For more information, consult your agent for more details.

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Galapagos aboard Millennium CatamarAn 8 Days " A "
Cruise
First Class

The Millenium is a beautiful and modern 16 passenger yacht designed with large air conditioned double cabins, private bathrooms, balcony with ocean view, bar, and TV.

Features ample spaces in the living room and dining room. All the social areas have a direct view to the sea.

The atmosphere of a small group of 16 passengers, make the voyage on the MILLENNIUM a wonderful journey.

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Galapagos aboard Xavier Yacht 5 Days " B "

First Class - Cruise

Includes:

Transport
flights
Sight Seeing
Food
Hotels

The G.A.P Adventurer IV is a comfortable air-conditioned 72-foot motor yacht built to accommodate 16 passengers with 8 double occupancy cabins

With either a window or a porthole, air conditioning and private bath.

Our clean and comfy yacht is an Original Class boat, staffed with an exceptional crew, including a certified naturalist guide. The 2-level wrap-around deck is ideal for ocean views and relaxing in the sun, and there is both a bar and a dining room where all meals are provided.

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DAY	ISLAND	PLACES
WED	Santa Cruz	AM: Baltra Airport PM: Charles Darwin Station
THU	Santiago Santa Cruz	AM: Chinese Hat PM: Black Turtle Cove
FRI	Santa Cruz Daphne	AM: Dragón Hill PM: Daphne Island
SAT	South Plaza Santa Fe	AM: South Plaza Island PM: Santa Fe Island
SUN	San Cristobal	AM: Interpretation Center San Cristobal Airport

ITINERARY DAY BY DAY:

Day 1

SANTA CRUZ ISLAND: CHARLES DARWIN STATION

AM: Flight to Galapagos Transfer early to the airport for our flight to the Galapagos Islands. Upon arrival Baltra, meet our naturalist guide, who will assist with the transfer to the Xavier Yacht or " G4".

PM: Charles Darwin Station

In the morning we arrive in Puerto Ayora, on Santa Cruz Island. Santa Cruz is the second largest in the island group, and has the largest population, with Puerto Ayora as its main town. It also boasts the most varied of the islands’ vegetation zones: coastal, transition, scalesia, miconia and pampa. The Charles Darwin Research Station is a 10 minute walk from the centre of the town. Here, an exhibition centre displays photos of recent volcanic eruptions, charts outlining geological formations and drawings of the evolutionary development of endemic species. A corral houses adult Galapagos Tortoises, and a nursery cares for young tortoises until they are about three years old, when their shells have hardened enough to resist attack from feral dogs.

Day 2

SANTIAGO ISLAND: CHINESE HAT AND SANTA CRUZ ISLAND: BLACK TURTLE COVE

AM: Chinese Hat

In the morning the boat arrives to a small little island off the southern tip of Santiago called Chinese Hat, for it's unique shape. Here it is often possible to see Galapagos penguins and the marine life is fantastic for snorkelling. There is also a large sea lion colony here as well as many marine iguanas that can be seen on our guided walk amongst the volcanic scenery, with good views to the cone of the island's volcano.

PM: Black Turtle Cove

In the afternoon we take an excursion by "panga" to Black Turtle Cove, to witness the extensive mangrove system and interesting waterway canals. Sea Turtles and different species of rays can often be seen in this cove, offering a peaceful and fascinating glimpse into the diversity of the area.

Day 3

SANTA CRUZ ISLAND: DRAGON HILL AND DAPHNE ISLAND

AM: Dragon Hill

In the morning we will visit Cerro Dragón, on the west coast of Santa Cruz Island. Here we will see land iguanas as well as a salt water lagoon frequented by flamingoes and other species of birds.

PM: Daphne Island

Visit Daphne Island in the afternoon, located between the islands of Santa Cruz and Baltra. Here we will see much birdlife including a number of finch species, Masked boobies, Galapagos Martins and frigate birds. Take the opportunity to go snorkelling in the afternoon to observe the diverse variety of marine life, and hope to see sea turtles, rays or even sharks.

Day 4

SOUTH PLAZA ISLAND AND SANTA FE ISLAND

AM: South Plaza Island

Set sail and reach South Plaza Island in the morning. One of the smallest islands in the Galapagos, South Plaza has one of the largest populations of Land Iguanas. Walk along a path through a cactus forest and view a combination of dry and coastal vegetation.

PM: Santa Fe Island

In the afternoon, we explore Santa Fé Island, a fairly small and dry island. Also called Barrington, Santa Fé Island is well-known as a great place for watching (and swimming with) sea lions. Along the island's northern shore you can view the forest of giant Prickly Pear Cactus (Opuntia). Santa Fé is also home to a number of endemic species which have bounced back from various threats to their survival. You may get a chance to see the Galapagos hawk, Galapagos snake, a variety of finches and the Galapagos mockingbird.

Day 5

SAN CRISTOBAL ISLAND: INTERPRETATION CENTER

AM: Interpretation Center

Reach San Cristóbal in the morning. San Cristóbal is the easternmost island of Galapagos and one of the oldest. Its principal town is Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, the capital of the Galapagos. Disembark after breakfast, visit the interpretation center and transfer to the airport for our flight to Quito.

Important: Itineraries are unlikely to change significantly but are subject to change. Weather, wildlife breeding, safety concerns, instructions from the Galapagos National Park, specific abilities and interests of passengers as well as operational matters may cause your guide or captain to change the time or nature of visits. Your guide and captain will always endeavor to select the best itinerary within these limits.

Name	Xavier Yacht
Category	First Class
Construction Material	Naval Steel
Year	1998
Long	25.50 meters
Wide	7.40 meters
Prop	3.60 meters
Power	2 engines Detroit Diesel 8v71 (12nds) 2 32 kw John Deere Generators
Sailing Equipment	24 milles radar, GPS, 80 mts Sonar
Com. Equipment	HF, VHF, Valiza Radio
Segurity	2 motor boats for 15 people each. 2 lifeboat equipment fo 15 people each.
Comfort	8 double cabins and 1 suite, each with: private bathroom, hotwater, air conditioner
Capacity	16 pax 8 crew members

Details

Cost Includes:

All transfers in Galapagos: Airport-Yacht-Airport
Accommodation in double cabins
Three meals a day, drinking water, tea or coffe
Excursions in the islands with English Speaking Nature Guide.
Snorkelling Equipment

Cost Excludes:

Galapagos National Park Tax: USD 100.00 to be paid in cash in Galapagos
Galapagos Transit Card: USD 20.00 per person
Soft drinks and alcoholics beverages
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