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Built in the Galapagos, its solid wood construction has more than proved itself, as shown by its unblemished safety record.
And - safety has to have first priority in a cruise
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GALLERY |
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APROXIMATE PRICE CATEGORY |
| I |
$ 2.000 +
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$ 1.501 - $ 2.000
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$ 1.001 - $ 1500
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$ 500 - $ 1.000
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NOTES:
- All rates are per person in U.S. dollars and subject to change without notice.
- Send us an email and we will confirm the best price and suitable dates for your tour.
- Take advantage of last minute prices.
- Choose the best package for your unforgettable holidays.
- Our clients are the best guarantee of our service.
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ITINERARY |
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| 8 DAYS ITINERARY: |
| Sunday |
Baltra - North Seymour |
| Monday |
Chinese Hat - Bartolome |
| Tuesday |
Genovesa: Prince Phillips Steps - Darwin Bay |
| Wednesday |
Pto. Egas - Rábida |
| Thusday |
Darwin Station - Highlands of Santa Cruz |
| Friday |
Española: Pta. Suarez - Playa Gardner |
| Saturday |
Santa Fe - South Plaza |
Sunday |
Black Turtle Cove - Baltra |
| 5 DAYS ITINERARY: FROM SUNDAY TO THURSDAY |
| Sunday |
Baltra - North Seymour |
| Monday |
Chinese Hat - Bartolome |
| Tuesday |
Genovesa: Prince Phillips Steps - Darwin Bay |
| Wednesday |
Pto. Egas - Rábida |
| Thusday |
Darwin Station - Baltra |
| 5 DAYS ITINERARY: option departing on Wednesday with the First night ina Hotel in Puerto Ayora |
| Wednesday |
Baltra - Transfer to Puerto Ayora - Turtle Bay visit |
| Thusday |
Darwin Station - Highlands of Santa Cruz |
| Friday |
Española: Pta. Suarez - Playa Gardner |
| Saturday |
Santa Fe - South Plaza |
Sunday |
Black Turtle Cove - Baltra |
| 4 DAYS ITINERARY: WITH DEPARTS ON THURSDAY |
| Thusday |
Baltra - Highlands of Santa Cruz |
| Friday |
Española: Pta. Suarez - Playa Gardner |
| Saturday |
Santa Fe - South Plaza |
Sunday |
Black Turtle Cove - Baltra |
NOTES: Considering the changes in the flight schedules, weather conditions and National Park Regulations, we have included several alternatives to the visits offered to our passengers in the first and last day of the cruise program. The Guide will provide information about the final program.
We will not be held responsible for any refunds whatsoever for changes to the printed or scheduled itinerary |
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SPECIFICATIONS |
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- 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
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