Trips at Galapagos / Cruise / English Speaking Guide
Visited Regions : Galapagos
Activities:
Cruise – Hiking – Snorkelling with fins, mask and snorkel – Panga ride (zodiac excursions) – Discovering the flora and fauna
Physical Level 
Easy * From 1840 $
Accommodation:
The catamaran has 8 double cabins. On the main deck are 6 double cabins with 2 twin beds. Cabin Nº1 and Nº2 are in front and can be transformed into a triple cabin because they are equipped with two twin beds and a small sofa bed for a child of 10 years. Cabins Nº3 and Nº4 are in the middle and Nº5 and Nº6 at the back of the boat. On the upper deck there are 2 matrimonial suites Nº7 and Nº8 equipped with a matrimonial bed king size and can eventually transform into triple cabin with a sofa bed of 1, 80m x 1m. All cabins have a private bathroom, hot water shower, hairdryer and safety box, air conditioning with control, storage cabinet set, 110V American type outlets. On the main deck there is a large dining room, a comfortable lounge, equipped with TV, DVD, 1 bar, library, water purifier, 110V and 220V American type outlets. The solarium equipped with comfortable lounge chairs, and a small bar. The catamaran has 4 double kayaks.
Itinérary
4 Days – From Friday to Monday A
Day 1: Baltra airport – North Seymour
Day 2: Genovesa: El Barranco – Darwin Bay
Day 3: South Plaza – Santa Fe
Day 4: San Cristóbal: Turtles Breeding Center Jacinto Gordillo – San Cristobal Airport
5 Days – From Monday to Friday B
Day 1: San Cristóbal Airport – Interpretation Center
Day 2: San Cristóbal: Natural Galapaguera – Witch Hill
Day 3: Española: Gardner Bay – Suárez Point
Day 4: Floreana: Cormorant Point – Post Office Bay – Baroness Lookout
Day 5: Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Station – Baltra Airport
8 Days – From Friday to Friday C
Day 1: Baltra Airport – Santa Cruz: Observation of giant terrestrial turtles in semi-freedom – Highlands
Day 2: Fernandina: Mangrove Point – Isabela: Moreno Point
Day 3: Isabela: Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove
Day 4: Fernandina: Espinoza Point – Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
Day 5: Santiago: Espumilla Beach – Egas Port
Day 6: Rábida – Chinese Hat
Day 7: Santiago: Sullivan Bay – Bartolomé
Day 8: Santa Cruz: Las Bachas Beach – Baltra Airport
8 Days – From Friday to Friday C1
Day 1: Baltra airport – North Seymour
Day 2: Genovesa: El Barranco – Darwin Bay
Day 3: South Plaza – Santa Fe
Day 4: San Cristóbal: Turtles Breeding Center Jacinto Gordillo – Interpretation Center
Day 5: San Cristóbal: Natural Galapaguera – Witch Hill
Day 6: Española: Gardner Bay – Suárez Point
Day 7: Floreana: Cormorant Point – Post Office Bay – Baroness Lookout
Day 8: Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Station – Baltra Airport
11 Days – From Friday to Monday D
Day 1: Baltra Airport – Santa Cruz: Observation of giant terrestrial turtles in semi-freedom – Highlands
Day 2: Isabela: Mangrove Point – Moreno Point
Day 3: Isabela: Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove
Day 4: Fernandina: Espinoza Point – Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
Day 5: Santiago: Espumilla Beach – Egas Port
Day 6: Rábida – Chinese Hat
Day 7: Santiago: Sullivan Bay – Bartolomé
Day 8: Santa Cruz: Las Bachas Beach – North Seymour
Day 9: Genovesa: El Barranco – Darwin Bay
Day 10: South Plaza – Santa Fe
Day 11: San Cristóbal: Turtles Breeding Center Jacinto Gordillo – San Cristóbal Airport
12 Days – From Monday to Friday E
Day 1: San Cristóbal Airport: Interpretation Center
Day 2: San Cristóbal: Natural Galapaguera – Witch Hill
Day 3: Española: Gardner Bay – Suárez Point
Day 4: Floreana: Cormorant Point – Post office Bay – Baroness Lookout
Day 5: Santa Cruz: Puerto Ayora – Charles Darwin Station – Highlands
Day 6: Isabela: Mangrove Point – Moreno Point
Day 7: Isabela: Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove
Day 8: Fernandina: Espinoza Point – Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
Day 9: Santiago: Espumilla Beach – Egas Port
Day 10: Rábida – Chinese Hat
Day 11: Santiago: Sullivan Bay – Bartolomé
Day 12: North Seymour – Baltra Airport
15 Days – From Friday to Friday F
Day 1: Baltra Airport – Santa Cruz: Puerto Ayora – Highlands
Day 2: Isabela: Mangrove Point – Moreno Point
Day 3: Isabela: Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove
Day 4: Fernandina: Espinoza Point – Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
Day 5: Santiago: Espumilla Beach – Egas Port
Day 6: Rábida – Chinese Hat
Day 7: Santiago: Sullivan Bay – Bartolomé
Day 8: Santa Cruz: Las Bachas Beach – North Seymour
Day 9: Genovesa: El Barranco – Darwin Bay
Day 10: South Plaza – Santa Fe
Day 11: San Cristóbal: Turtles Breeding Center Jacinto Gordillo – Interpretation Center
Day 12: San Cristóbal: Natural Galapaguera – Witch Hill
Day 13: Española: Gardner Bay – Suárez Point
Day 14: Floreana: Cormorant Point – Post office Bay – Baroness Lookout
Day 15: Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Station – Baltra Airport
15 Days – From Friday to Friday F1
Day 1: Baltra airport – North Seymour
Day 2: Genovesa: El Barranco – Darwin Bay
Day 3: South Plaza – Santa Fe
Day 4: San Cristóbal: Turtles Breeding Center Jacinto Gordillo – Interpretation Center
Day 5: San Cristóbal: Natural Galapaguera – Witch Hill
Day 6: Española: Gardner Bay – Suárez Point
Day 7: Floreana: Cormorant Point – Post Office Bay – Baroness Lookout
Day 8: Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Station – Highlands
Day 9: Isabela: Mangrove Point – Moreno Point
Day 10: Isabela: Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove
Day 11: Fernandina: Espinoza Point – Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
Day 12: Santiago: Espumilla Beach – Egas Port
Day 13: Rábida – Chinese Hat
Day 14: Santiago: Sullivan Bay – Bartolomé
Day 15: Santa Cruz: Las Bachas Beach – Baltra Airport
15 Days – From Monday to Monday F2
Day 1: San Cristóbal Airport – Interpretation Center
Day 2: San Cristóbal: Natural Galapaguera – Witch Hill
Day 3: Española: Gardner Bay – Suárez Point
Day 4: Floreana: Cormorant Point – Post Office Bay – Baroness Lookout
Day 5: Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Station – Highlands
Day 6: Isabela: Mangrove Point – Moreno Point
Day 7: Isabela: Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove
Day 8: Fernandina: Espinoza Point – Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
Day 9: Santiago: Espumilla Beach – Egas Port
Day 10: Rábida – Chinese Hat
Day 11: Santiago: Sullivan Bay – Bartolomé
Day 12: Santa Cruz: Las Bachas – North Seymour
Day 13: Genovesa: El Barranco – Darwin Bay
Day 14: South Plazas – Santa Fe
Day 15: San Cristóbal: Turtles Breeding Center Jacinto Gordillo – San Cristóbal Airport
Cruise and visit of the islands
Full board
Snorkeling Equipment: Mask, tube and fins
Water, tea and coffee
Kayak
Round trip flights to Galapagos – The boat requires the purchase of round-trip tickets to the Galápagos so as not to complicate logistics. The rate to date is 530 Usd per person. Rate subject to change until tickets are issued. On the contrary, please note that the boat will charge a penalty of 100 Usd per person, and that it will not be responsible for any delay that may occur on a service not purchased through them.
Entry to the Galapagos National Park: to date: 100 Usd per person
Migratory control card: 20 Usd per person
Port Isabela tax: 20 Usd per person
Shorty: 4 Days: 35 Usd / 5 Days: 45 Usd / 8 days: 70 Usd per person
Extra drinks and alcoholic beverages
Tips and personal expenses
We receive last minute departures regularly.
Give us the window of possible dates for you and we will consult the current offers in the category of boat that you wish
IMPORTANT
The tour operator of the boat reserves the right to modify the itinerary without prior notice due to the climatic conditions, regulation of the Galapagos National Park or exceptional event. To avoid any problems of correspondence, we advise you to provide a free day between your international flight and a flight to the Galapagos, before and after cruising.
The Galapagos National Park imposes routes and days of departure of each boat. By being flexible in your stay, you will have the choice between a greater number of cruises.
By regulation of the National Park, the return flights to the Galapagos are scheduled only in the morning. It must be considered that over the duration of a cruise, you actually lose a little more than a day between the airport formalities, the duration of the flights and the time difference.
It is necessary to take into consideration that each ship organizes its logistics with a precise airline. The different airlines are AVIANCA or TAME, (rarely with LATAM which usually arrives too late in the morning). Boats usually require the purchase of round trip tickets to the Galapagos so as not to complicate the logistics. The fares for flights vary according to the agreements between the boats and the airlines. In case of purchase by the customer of the flights tickets to Galapagos, you have to know that some boats, refuse the sale of the cruise. Some apply a penalty that varies according to the boat by releasing themselves from any liability in case of delay and finally few boats leave free the purchase of tickets.
As operators have priority over air tickets, we will be responsible for booking and purchasing airline tickets for the Galapagos in order to avoid any logistical problems. You’ll just have to be clear on the desired route.
