Galapagos Island visits can vary depending on the cruise and number of days. You can choose from 4/3, 5/4, or 8/7 day/night cruises. Below are samples of possible island stops and sightings. Each boat has a specific itinerary.

Flight from Quito or Guayaquil to Baltra Island in the Galapagos Islands. As you arrive, your guide will be waiting for you and will transfer you to the ship. Welcoming briefing and lunch will take place before the first visit. An afternoon visit to Las Bachas, a white sandy beach, to see the nesting area of sea turtles. Watch for pink flamingos and migratory birds. Dinner and overnight onboard the ship.

In the morning and after a delicious breakfast, visit Plazas Island, where we hope to see sea lion colonies, marine iguanas, swallow-tailed gulls and other birds. Return to the boat to have lunch. Afternoon visit to Santa Fe Island, a small 25km island, the home of land iguanas. Return back to the boat for dinner. Overnight onboard the ship.

This day, you will spend visiting one of the most beautiful Islands of the Archipelago. In the morning visit Suarez Point, where you will see sea lions, marine iguanas and blue-footed boobies. Afternoon and after have lunch onboard, disembark in Gardner Bay, to swim/snorkel and see Lion Fish, plus observe flycatchers, and with luck Galapagos Hawks. Return back to the boat for dinner. Overnight onboard the ship.

A full day on the really amazing and historic island of Floreana. In the morning visit Cormorant Point, where you will take a path towards a nice flamingos lagoon. Pass by Carolina Beach, a sea turtle nesting area and a superb spot for watching sea birds and for sea rays. Afternoon, after lunch onboard, sail towards Post Office Bay; this is the first post office in the islands (a wooden barrel), established in 1973. Return back to the boat for dinner. Overnight onboard the ship.

In the morning arrive to Santa Cruz Island. Visit the Charles Darwin Research Station, and have some free-time in the port. Continue towards the highlands of Santa Cruz to admire the giant turtles in the wild. Return back to the yacht for dinner and an overnight stay onboard.

In the morning disembark at Rabida Island at a red sand beach, due to the high concentration of iron. Walk through paths to observe pelican nesting areas. An afternoon visit to Puerto Egas Port on Santiago Island. You will observe marine iguanas, Darwin Finches, rainbowed lava lizards, and endemic Galapagos hawks. Return onboard the yacht for dinner and an overnight stay.

In the morning visit Sullivan Bay, also located on Santiago Island, an amazing island where you will observe a young lava flow, estimated to be only 100 years old. An afternoon visit on the highlands of the Archipelago, Bartolome Island, located opposite to Santiago. The main attraction is the famous Pinnacle Rock, the coral beaches and the presence of penguins and multi-colored fish. Return onboard the yacht for dinner and an overnight stay.

After breakfast visit North Seymour Island. This small island, located north of Baltra, has a total area of 1.9 km, and a maximum altitude of 30 meters. The main fauna species found in the Islands are the land iguanas, frigate birds, blue footed boobies, and the coastline has plenty of sea lions. The main point to visit is the south-eat trail of the island. Later on transfer to Baltra to take the flight back to Quito or Guayaquil.

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a. Reservation form
b. Terms and Conditions Form
c. Acknowledgement of Insurance Form