Sagitta Yacht Luxury Class
S/S Sagitta is a beautiful and spacious vessel. On board you can enjoy large and elegant areas, your trip will be very laid back, safe and pleasant, at the same time you will see the most enchanting islands of the Archipelago of Galapagos. Our guide will take you through unforgettable locations where you will see the incredible flora and fauna of this wonderful Galapagos island. Last but certainly not least, you will try the best local Ecuadorian and International cuisine.
Length:L.O.A. 120 feet / 36.6 meters
L.W.L. 105 feet / 32 meters
Beam:22 feet / 6.9 meters
Draft: 10.3 feet / 3.16 meters
Speed: 8 knots
Rig:Sailing Ship
Range: 3,000 miles
Electrical Power Supply: 120 V / 240 V A/C 60 Hz
L.O.A.: length including bowsprit
L.W.L.: lenght at the water line
Accommodations: 16 passengers in 10 double air-conditioned cabins with double lower and singe upper berths. All cabins have en-suite bathrooms with hot-water showers. The vessel offers an upper deck salon with view, a spacious dining room with large windows, a library/video salon that doubles as a conference room and an on deck sttee/dinette.
Crew:Caption, first mate, engineer, two sailors, chef, chef assistant, and licensed Naturalist Guide.
Itinerary
1. Baltra – North Seymour
2. Charles Darwin Station – El Chato
3. Española
4. Floreana
5. Isabela
6. Fernandina
7. Puerto Egas – Bartolomé
8. Black Turtle Cove – 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
• Isabela.-This island was named in honor of Queen Isabela who sponsored Columbus trip. With an area of 4640 square kilometers, it is the largest island of the Galapagos. Its highest point is Wolf Volcano with an altitude of 1,707 meters. The island’s seahorse shape in the product of the merging of six large volcanoes into a single land mass. On this island Galapagos Penguins, Flightless Cormorants, Marine Iguanas, pelicans and Sally Lightfoot crabs abound. At the skirts and calderas of the volcanoes of Isabela, land iguanas and Galapagos tortoises can be observed, as well as Darwin Finches, Galapagos hawks, Galapagos doves and very interesting lowland vegetation. The third-largest human settlement of the archipelago, Port Villamil, is located at the south-eastern tip of the island.
