New Flamingo Yacht Tourst Class
On board the New Flamingo yacht, the visitor will enjoy a nice and comfortable ambiance, sample the absolute best Ecuadorian and International cuisine, explore breathtaking landscapes, and get to know first hand the great biodiversity on the Galapagos Islands. Our services are superb, making it possible for the guest to feel relaxed as if they were right at home.
Type: Motor Yacht
Class: Tourist
Capacity: 10 Passengers
Loa: 16 M / 57 Feet
Beam: 4.90 M / 15 Feet
Draft: 1.50 M / 5 Feet
Year: 1995, Galàpagos – Ecuador
Renovation: 2004, Puerto Ayora 2007, Santa Cruz
Motor: Detroit Diesel 6-71, 180hp
Generator: 2x Cummins 22 Kvh
Current: 110 V / 220 V
Radio: Vhf, Hf, Gps, Sonar And Radar
Safety Equipment: Epirb, 1 Automatic Life Rafts, One -10 Passenger Dinghies, Life Jackets, Flare Signals, Complete Fire Protection System, Emergency Water Pump
Speed: 9 Knots Cruising
Crew: 5 + 1 Bilingual Naturalist Guide Level II
Departure Days: Tuesday And Friday
Air Conditioned: All Cabins
Accommodation: 5 Double Cabins With Private Facilities, Hot/Cold Water, Upper And Lower Beds
Social Areas: Spacious Sundeck, Lounge With Bar, Tv, Dvd, Stereo And Small Library
Itinerary
8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTS (TUESDAY TO TUESDAY)
01. Baltra – Highlands
02. Rábida – Puerto Egas
03. Bartolomé – Sullivan Bay
04. Balck Turtle Cove – North Seymour
05. Plazas – Santa Fe
06. Española
07. Floreana
08. 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
Rábida.- This island takes its name from the convent of Rabida, the place where Columbus left his son during his journey that would lead them to the discovery of America. It has an area of 4.9 square kilometers and the highest point is at 367 meters. Because of the really high content of iron from lava here at Rabida, the Island appears to have a reddish shade. On occasion it is common to see Flamingoes in a salt water lagoon near the beach, where pelicans and boobies build their nests. Nine species of finches have been registered on this island.
