Fragata Yacht First Class
The Fragata offers a rather nice atmosphere and roomy place, it also features a dining room, a den, a library, an upper deck, T.V, video, stereo system, air conditioner, and a scuba diving platform, our convenient itineraries allow the guest to see the fantastic world of the Galapagos Islands through several activities like hiking, swimming and surface diving, reassuring the safety and relaxation for the guest, enjoying their stay to the fullest on the charming islands.Look at all Cruises to Galapagos Islands.
Type: Motor Yacht
Category: First Class
Capacity: 16 passengers
L.O.A.: 75FT
Beam: 21 FT
Draft: 12 FT
Engines: 2 x 200 H.P. Detroit Diesel 8V-71
Generators: 1 x 21 KVA Cummins and 1 x 20 Detroit for 100 and 220 volt; 12 volt DC
Speed: 9 knots cruising
Accommodation: 8 double cabins full carpeted, private bathroom with hot water.
Crew: 8 (captain, engineer, cook, cook assistant, bar-man, two sailors, naturalist bilingual guide)
Itinerary
8 Days / 7 Nights Friday To Friday Or Monday To Monday
01. Baltra Apt. - Bachas
02. Genovesa Is.
03. Bartolomè Is.– Black Turtle Cove
04. Plazas Is. - Charles Darwin Station
05. Twin Craters - Santa Fe Is.
06. Española Is.
07. Floreana Is.
08. North Seymour Is. - Baltra Apt.
5 Days / 4 Nights Friday to Monday
01. Baltra Apt. - Bachas
02. Genovesa Is.
03. Bartolomè Is.– Black Turtle Cove
04. Plazas Is. - Charles Darwin Station (overnight in hotel)
05. Twin Craters - Baltra
5 Days / 4 Nights Monday to Friday
01. Baltra - Charles Darwin Station
02. Twin Craters - Santa Fe Is.
03. Española Is.
04. Floreana Is.
05. North Seymour Is. - Baltra Apt.
- 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
Genovesa.- Has an area of 14 square kilometers and a maximum altitude of 76 meters. This island is formed by the remaining edge of a large cráter that is submerged. Its nickname of “the bird island” is clearly justified. At Darwin Bay, we can see frigate birds, and swallow-tailed gulls, that are the only nocturnal species in the world, red-footed boobies, noddy terns, lava gulls, tropical birds, doves, storm petrels and Darwin finches are also in sight. Prince Philip’s Steps is a bird-watching plateau with Nazca and red-footed boobies. There is a large Palo Santo forest.
