Darwin Yacht Turist Superior Class
Enjoy a pleasant ambience on board the Darwin with personalized services and spacious and comfortable social areas, where you’ll be able to admire the scenery and try the best dishes from the International and Ecuadorian cuisine, prepared by our own chef.
You will feel safe and sound as you experience a completely different World during your stay at the wonderful Galapagos Islands.
Type: Motor Vessel
Category: Superior class
Length: 18.64 m
Beam: 18 feet
Speed: 9 knots
Safety: tender with outboard motor
6 people + naturalist guide
Itinerary
8 Days/7nights (Thursday - Thursday)
Day 1: Baltra - Bachas
Day 2: Plazas - Santa Fe
Day 3: Gardner Bay - Punta Suarez (Española Island)
Day 4: Punta Cormorant - Post Office Bay (Floreana Island)
Day 5: Charles Darwin Research Station - Highlands
Day 6: Rabida Island - James Bay (Santiago Island)
Day 7: Bartolome Island - Sullivan Bay (Santiago Island)
Day 8: North Seymour – Baltra
8 Days/7nights (Monday To Monday)
Day 1: Baltra - Highlands
Day 2: Rabida – Puerto Egas
Day 3: Bartolome – Sombrero Chino
Day 4: North Seymour - Bachas
Day 5: Plazas – Santa Fe
Day 6: Española
Day 7: Floreana
Day 8: Charles Darwin Station - Baltra
- All shore excursions with an English speaking naturalist guide
- All meals
- Transfers in the islands
- Air Ticket
- Galapagos National Park entrance fee US$100
- Traffic Control Card US$10
- Personal expenses
- Tips
Santa Cruz.- Has an area of 986 square kilometers and a maximum altitude of 864 meters. Santa Cruz is the island that hosts the largest human population in the archipelago at the town of Puerto Ayora. The Charles Darwin Research Station and the headquarters of the Galapagos National Park Service are located here. The Galapagos National Park and The Charles Darwin Research and Scientific Center operate a tortoise breeding facility here, where young tortoises are hatched, reared, and prepared to be reintroduced to their natural habitat. The Highlands of Santa Cruz offer exuberant vegetation and are famous for the lava tunnels. Large tortoise populations are found here.
