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Nina



Nina is the first of the brand new Kat-700 luxury catamaran series and is the most modern vessel in the Galapagos Islands. Her speed, comfort, luxurious interiors and excellent itinerary make Nina perfect for your Galapagos Cruise Adventure. All cabins boast the luxury of a private balcony and the new stability system ensures the smoothest of rides. The new design of the MC Nina surpasses all rivals. She is the fastest, sleekest, longest and most stable catamaran cruising the Islands.

Legend Suite
Twin Cabin
Junior Suite
Outside Lounge

2011 Rates:
All Rates are in US dollars, per person  and based on double occupancy
Christmas & New Years dates add 15%
Single supplement = 70%

Nina
25% discount for children under 12
sharing a cabin with an adult

5 days

6 days

8 days

High Season
April 23-30, July 2-Aug 20, Nov 19-26 & Dec 17-31

$3395

$4195

$5295

Low Season

$2995

$3695

$4695

Charter Rates

5 days

6 days

8 days

Charter - High Season
April 23-30, July 2-Aug 20, Nov 19-26 & Dec 17-31

$44,950

$55,950

$69,950

Charter - Low Season

$39,950

$49,950

$62,950

In case of a fuel price increase, rates are subject to a fuel surcharge.

The above rates include ALL of the following:
- Top quality bilingual local guide throughout the cruise and land excursions
- Dedicated onboard cruise manager
- All land excursions fees, transport & meals
- All meals on board, bottled water and sodas
- Welcome cocktail,
- Use of all amenities on board (lap tops etc)
- Use of snorkeling equipment (mask, snorkel, fins)
- Use of wetsuits
- Use of airport VIP lounges. (Quito & Guayaquil)
- Airport assistance (Quito, Guayaquil and Galapagos Islands)

Itinerary:
8 days Saturday to Saturday

Saturday am - North Seymour           
am:
Arrival to Baltra Airport, transfer to the yacht and lunch.
Saturday pm - Bartholomew Island            
pm:
Bartholomew Island is the home to the Pinnacle Rock and the most famous vista in Galapagos. You may see sharks swimming close to the shore. You may also get a chance to swim with the Galapagos Penguin. Climbing to the top of this island rewards visitors with panoramic views of varied lava formations, volcanic peaks and a moon-like landscape.

Sunday am - Fernandina Island     
am:
Espinosa Point 
No foreign species have ever invaded Fernandina Island, and, as a result, it claims to be one of the most pristine ecosystems in Galapagos. Fernandina is the youngest island in Galapagos. The La Cumbre volcano with its lava fields spreading out to the ocean dominates the landscape. We land at Punta Espinosa, and after walking past a colony of marine iguanas and a group of sea lions, visitors arrive at the island's highlight - the flightless cormorant nesting site.
Sunday pm - Isabela Island   
pm:
Vicente Roca Point     
The largest and one of the most volcanically active islands, Isabela provides habitat for five subspecies of giant tortoise - one for each of its five volcanoes. We will visit Punta Vicente Roca which has beautiful volcanic scenery, with amazing lava intrusions as well as a huge sea cliff.

Monday am - Santiago Island         
am:
James Bay        
Puerto Egas (also called South James Bay) is on the northwest side of Santiago Island. The lava and black sand beaches make for great photography. Puerto Egas is one of the few places in Galapagos where you can see Galapagos “Fur seals”. We start with an easy walk along the beach. The lava and black sand beaches make for great photography. Here you will also find good snorkeling off the beach with a broad array of marine life to be seen.
Monday pm - Rabida Island  
pm:
Rabida  
Rabida Island (also called Jervis) is a bird-watcher's delight. Some of the rarest species are in abundance, such as 9 varieties of finches, large billed flycatchers, Galapagos hawks and brown pelicans. The trail starts along the red sand beach and then to the top of a hill where you will have a great view of the surrounding landscape.

Tuesday am - San Cristobal Island    
am:
Isla Lobos         
The name “Isla Lobos” means Sea Lion Island, which is certainly appropriate since many sea lions frolic, leap and make their homes here. This island is also a great place for snorkeling (and if we’re lucky with the sea lions as well).
Tuesday pm - San Cristobal
pm: La Galapaguera           
The Galapaguera allows you to see the Giant tortoise in its natural environment. You can see baby tortoises and well as the large adults.

Wednesday - Española Island           
am:
Gardner Bay       
Española Island is the breeding site of nearly all of the world's 12,000 pairs of waved albatrosses. Gardner Bay has a lovely white sanded beach where you will see a sea lion colony. It is a good place for snorkeling or just relaxing on the beach.
pm:
Suárez Point       
Often listed as a Galapagos favorite visitor site, you have the chance to see blue-footed boobies and waved albatross as well as the famous “blowhole” spurt water high into the air. The landscape is great for photography.

Thursday - Floreana Island
am:
Cormorant Point & Devil’s Crown    
The trail will take us along the beach where sea lions are basking in the sand. Further ahead, behind white and black mangroves we will reach a vast brackish water lagoon where flamingos can be seen. We will carry on until we reach a look out point and then to the white sand beach which is a sea turtle nesting ground. The nearby Devil’s Crown is widely considered to one of the best snorkeling sites in the Galapagos.      
pm:
Post Office Bay           
At Post Office Bay 18th century whalers used a barrel as an unofficial mail drop. In those times ships could often be away from home for 2 years or more. Ships on their outward journey would leave letters and ships returning home would collect them and mail them in their homeland. The custom continues to this day between Galapagos visitors!

Friday - Santa Cruz Island  
am:
Charles Darwin Research Station     
The visit to the Charles Darwin Research Station allows you to learn about the giant tortoise breeding and repatriation program and the eradication of introduced species. You will be able to walk among the giant tortoises. The station is also home to the world´s rarest animal. There is only one Pinta Island giant tortoise remaining on this planet. He is known as Lonesome George. Afterwards you will have an opportunity to look around Puerto Ayora (souvenir shopping etc.).
pm:
Islas Plaza          
This island is a very special place for the Galapagos; you will find a big colony of Sea Lions, land iguanas, several birds species, a beautiful view to the ocean from a cliff and a forest of Opuntia Cacti.

Saturday am - North Seymour           
am:
North Seymour is a very low-lying island and has a very large population of blue footed-boobies. It is also home to the largest colony of the magnificent frigate birds in Galapagos. The large red pouch of the males makes for quite a spectacle. The first half of the trail is sandy but the second half is rocky (be sure to bring good walking shoes). Transfer to the airport for your flight back to the mainland.

*Please note:
Itineraries are unlikely to change significantly but are subject to change. Weather, wildlife breeding, instructions from the Galapagos National Park, specific abilities and interests of passengers as well as operational matters may cause your guide or captain to change the times or nature of visits. Your guide will always endeavor to select the best itinerary within these limits.

Anahi


The M/C Anahi offers more comfort than on any other Galapagos boat of its size. Our yacht visits the most remote and less visited excursion sites in the Galapagos Islands, you will practically have the Islands to yourselves during your 4, 5 or 8-day cruise!

Just picture yourself walking on the Islands and having to make your way around nests carelessly built by blue footed boobies and frigate birds on the trail! Imagine feeling the cool Galapagos waters as you swim with penguins at the Equator and see playful sea lions through your snorkeling mask, manta rays and numerous species of colorful fish. Enjoy close encounters with armies of marine iguanas, hundreds of seabirds including the waved albatross, flightless cormorants and the magnificent frigate bird, visit "Lonesome George", the most emblematic of Galapagos giant turtles. It is a once in a lifetime vacation brought to you by the M/C Anahi, its guides and crew... Your are invited to join us!.

As portrayed by famous marine explorer Jacques Cousteau "Galapagos is the last wildlife sanctuary". Animals do not fear humans making it a natural paradise and haven for naturalists escaping a busy and noisy outside world. Board the M/C Anahi for the nature travel experience of a lifetime, the waters are calm and the weather is pleasant (we are at the Equator), the Galapagos Islands travel experience is at the top of the list of every experienced traveler.

16 passengers are accommodated in 8 double cabins (6 on the main deck and 2 on the upper deck) with outside views, air-conditioning (A/C), private bathroom, hot water, locker and closet, Jacuzzi, comfortable dining room, bar and lounge; library, TV, DVD, stereo , first aid, ice maker, water purifier, observation deck/sundeck with chairs to sleep or relax.






2011 Rates :

All Rates are in US dollars, per person  and based on double occupancy
Single supplement = 75%

Journey I (Anahi)
Children under 12
receive a 15% discount

4 days

5 days

8 days

11 days

12 days

15 days

Standard Ocean View (6)

$1786

$2371

$3714

$5329

$5857

$7429

Suite (2)

$2143

$2857

$4286

$6121

$6714

$8571

Charter Rates

4 days

5 days

8 days

11 days

12 days

15 days

Charter 
16 people

$26,650

$35,400

$55,450

$79,500

$87,400

$110,900

Itinerary:

4 days Tuesday to Friday 5 days Friday to Tuesday
8 days Tuesday to Tuesday or Friday to Friday
Note: in 2011 the Journey I (Anahi) offers 4, 5, 8, 11, 12 and 15 day cruises
Fri: Bachas Beach, Baltra Airport & Plaza Island
Sat: Interpretation Center & Tijeretas Hill, San Cristobal Island & Lobos Island
Sun: Gardner Bay & Punta Suarez, Hood Island
Mon: Punta Cormorant & Post Office Bay, Floreana Island
Tue: Charles Darwin Station & Highlands, Santa Cruz Island
Wed: Chinese Hat & Puerto Egas, Santiago
Thu: Sullivan Bay, Santiago Island & Bartolome Island
Fri: Bachas Beach, Baltra Airport & Plaza Island.

* All itineraries are subject to change at any time for any reason

GALAPAGOS LEGEND - Galapagos Cruise Ship

Galapagos Yachts Galapagos Legend

You can enjoy this paradise, navigating in a 100 passenger, deluxe, fully air conditioned Galapagos cruise ship. The Galapagos Legend has all the amenities of a cruise liner yet it's small enough for that intimate experience with nature that brings you to the Galapagos Islands.

Legend Suite
Legend Suite
Junior Suite
Junior Suite

Guests can benefit from the added comfort of extra space in our fully carpeted luxurious cabins. All with ocean views (except inside cabins) , wardrobes, and private facilities offering hot and cold water, hair dryer, safe deposit boxes and other amenities. We pride ourselves for having a highly trained hotel and ship crew. In addition the vessel also has the services of a 24hour duty doctor; and, naturalist multilingual guides. Other facilities include an auditorium for conferences, spacious social areas, culinary delights at the dining room, 24 hour coffee bar, swimming pool with broad sun decks and observation platforms. At night guests can enjoy live music at the piano lounge, cocktail bars, or keep in touch with family and friends using our long distance call facility.



2011 Rates
All rates are in US dollars, per person and based on double occupancy
Low Season Rates Apply Jan 5-March 28, May 15-June 20, Sept 1-30 & Nov 25-Dec 15
Single Supplement: Add 50%. / Christmas, New Years and Easter add 80%
Children under 12: 25% discount when in cabin with 2 adults.
Triple: 25% discount for third person

GALAPAGOS FUEL TAX
8 day cruise = $180 US per person
4 or 5 day cruise = $90 US per person
Low Season Rates Apply Jan 5-March 28, May 15-June 20, Sept 1-30 & Nov 25-Dec 15

Galapagos Legend

High Season
4 Day

High Season
5 Day

High Season
8 Day

Low Season
4 Day

Low Season
5 Day

Low Season
8 Day

Balcony Suite (9)
214 sq ft (20 sq m)

$2440

$3140

$4990

$2390

$3090

$4890

Legend Suites (4)
214 sq ft (20 sq m)

$2140

$2840

$4590

$2090

$2790

$4490

Junior Suites (24)
159 sq ft (15 sq m)

$1890

$2540

$4090

$1840

$2490

$3990

Moon (17)
100-120 sq ft

$1590

$2040

$3490

$1540

$1990

$3390

Standard Interior (4)
159 sq ft (15 sq m)

$1340

$1790

$3090

$1290

$1740

$2990

Charters
Full Charter

$134,000

$177,000

$309,900

$129,000

$172,000

$299,900

Up to 50 passengers

$67,000

$88,500

$154,900

$64,500

$86,000

$149,900

Rates Include

• Double accommodation with air conditioning and private bathroom
• All meals onboard
• 2 daily visits to the islands conducted by multilingual naturalist guides

Other Amenities & Services

Social Areas Services
Swimming pool Laundry service
Outside pool bar Bar service
Promenade Buffet service
Sun terraces & observation decks Concierge services
Dining room Music
Clinic Room 24 hour medical service
Inside bars Audio-visual equipment
Library & video room Multilingual naturalist guides
Piano lounge Inter-cabin phone
Auditorium International phone
Meeting room Fax
Business centre Room service

Itinerary:

  • 4 Day Monday to Thursday
  • 5 Day Thursday to Monday
  • 8 Day Mondays and Thursdays

    Day

    Time

    Visitor Site

    Mon

    AM
    PM

    Baltra Airport
    North Seymour

    Tue

    AM
    PM

    Cerro Dragon, Santa Cruz
    Punta Cormoran, Floreana

    Wed

    AM
    PM

    Punta Suarez, Espanola or Hood Island
    Tortoise Breeding Center, San Cristobal Island

    Thu

    AM
    PM

    Punta Carrion & Baltra Airport
    Bartolomé Island

    Fri

    AM
    PM

    Urvina Bay, Isabela
    Punta Espinosa, Fernandina

    Sat

    AM
    PM

    Espumilla Beach,Santiago or James Island
    Puerto Egas, Santiago

    Sun

    AM
    PM

    Charles Darwin Research Station, Puerto Ayora, Santa Cruz
    Santa Cruz Highlands, Santa Cruz

    Mon

    AM
    PM

    Bachas Beach, Santa Cruz Island
    Baltra Airport

    * All itineraries are subject to change at any time for any reason

Motor Catamaran Sea Man II







 

The Seaman II accommodates a maximum of 16 guests. It has 9 large, beautiful and comfortable double cabins with outside views, private bathroom, cold/hot water, locker and closet, comfortable dining room, two bars and a lounge, library, full air conditioning with control in each cabin, TV, DVD, stereo, first aid, ice maker, water purifier, observation deck and spacious sundeck with chairs for sleeping and relaxing.

2011 Rates
All Rates are in US dollars, per person and based on double occupancy
Single supplement = 90%

Seaman II
No discount for children

5 days

8 days

Main Deck (2.80m x 4.90m)

$2440

$3905

Upper Deck (4.30m x 3.50m)

$2690

$4115

Charter Rates

5 days

8 days

Charter 
16 people

$39,680

$63,489


Itinerary

The Seaman II offers 8 day itineraries departing on Mondays and Thursdays and 5 night cruises departing on Mondays and Thursdays (the last night of the Monday departure is spent in a hotel in Puerto Ayora).

Mon: San Cristobal Airport, Leon Dormido & Lobis Island
Tue: Hood Island - Punta Suarez & Gardner Bay
Wed: Floreana Island - Devils Crown, Punta Cormorant & Post Office Bay
Thu: Santa Cruz Island - Highlands of Santa Cruz
Fri: Isabela Island - Punta Moreno & Elizabeth Bay
Sat: Urvina Bay, Isabela & Punta Espinosa, Fernandina Island
Sun: Bartolome Island & North Seymour
Mon: Interpretation Center & Airport, San Cristobal Island

* Itineraries are subject to change at any time for any reason

Santa Cruz - Galapagos Cruise Ship


The Santa Cruz is a small, 237 foot, 90 passenger deluxe cruise ship. The 90 passengers can choose between suites, double or single cabins, magnificently appointed and equipped for their deluxe Galapagos cruise. Fully carpeted and air conditioned, it is the right size cruise ship for a comfortable and relaxed vacation in the Galapagos Islands, Ecuador.

Master Suite
Master Suite
Junior Suite
Junior Suite

Superior Twin
Superior Twin

On the Boat Deck, two new luxury master suites with double beds and a private balcony, and two junior suites, have been added as well as six superior class cabins with twin beds. These new cabins, together with those previously existent, give the ship a very high standard of accommodation in comfort and style. All the cabins and bathrooms on all decks have been renovated.

Standard Upper Deck Twin
Standard Upper Deck Twin
Standard Main Deck Twin
Standard Main Deck Twin

Safety is our primary concern and the Santa Cruz has been certified with the highest International Classifications:ABS (American Bureau of Shipping), IMS (International Management System for the Safe operation of Ships and for pollution prevention) and SOLAS (Safety Of Life At Sea). Operations and services are maintained by a 48-person crew.

Deck
Enjoy the sundeck!

Itinerary, program, activities, flexibility, service... These have been also renovated and improved. An Excllent Itinerary will provide a most complete vision of the Galapagos main highlights within a flexible program that will allow passengers to choose between shorter or longer hikes, Zodiac cruises, glass-bottom boat, swimming activities, etc., often been able to do at least two activities on each location. The itineraries have been planned to offer the best of the archipelago in such a way to ensure the continued preservation of this unique ecosystem.

20011 Rates
All rates are per person, in US dollars and subject to change at any time
For departures between Dec 17-31 a 50% deposit is required to secure your reservations.
Children under 12 receive a 25% discount when in same cabin with two adults
No discounts available over Easter and Christmas and New Years dates
Double cabins for single use have a 50% single supplement
No children under 6 years old allowed on board

GALAPAGOS FUEL TAX:
3 nights = $72 US per person
4 nights = $96 US per person
7 nights = $168 US per person


M/V Santa Cruz

Fri-Mon
4 day/3 night

Mon-Fri
5 day / 4 night

Mon-Mon/Fri-Fri
8 day / 7 night

Boat Deck Master Suite
with Balcony

166 sq ft

$2408

$3211

$5617

Boat Deck Junior Suite
235 sq ft

$2091

$2788

$4879

Boat Deck Superior Twin/Double
156 sq ft

$1997

$2662

$4660

Boat Deck Single Standard
124 sq ft

$2748

$3663

$6411

Boat Deck Twin Standard Plus
124 sq ft

$1914

$2552

$4467

Boat Deck Twin Standard
124 sq ft

$1832

$2442

$4274

Upper Deck Twin Standard
124 sq ft

$1675

$2233

$3909

Main Deck Twin Standard
124 sq ft

$1590

$2120

$3711


2011 PEAK SEASON from April 18-25 & Dec 19-Jan 2 add $130 US per person
Double cabins for single use have a 100% single supplement

Itinerary:

4 day is Friday to Monday
5 day is Monday to Friday
8 day is Monday to Monday and Friday to Friday
Monday: Baltra Airport & Cerro Dragon
Tuesday: Bartolome & Puerto Egas, Santiago Island
Wednesday: Rabida Island & North Seymour Island
Thursday: Highlands of Santa Cruz & Charles Darwin Research Station
Friday: Interpretation Center, Airport & Cerro Brujo, San Cristobal Island
Saturday: Gardner Bay, Hood Island & Punta Cormorant, Floreana Island
Sunday: Punta Espinoza, Fernandina & Punta Vicente Roca, Isabela Island
Monday: Baltra Airport & Cerro Dragon
* All itineraries are subject to change at any time for any reason

Eric, Letty and Flamingo - Galapagos Yachts


The Eric, Flamingo and Letty were custom-designed exclusively for cruising the Galapagos Islands. Built in 1990 to 1994, our signature fleet of three identical 83-foot 20-passenger motor yachts offers deluxe accommodation for your Galapagos experience.

Accommodations aboard the Eric, Letty & Flamingo include ten double outside cabins located on three decks, each with large private bathroom and fresh, hot and cold-water shower. Cabins are furnished with two twin lower beds or one double bed, roomy closet, drawers and overhead storage, plus separate climate controls and intercom system.

Iguana Deck
Iguana Deck
Dolphin Deck
Dolphin Deck
Booby deck
Booby deck

The three sister yachts feature ample public areas; dining room, well-stocked bar, comfortable conference area, with television, VCR and air conditioning throughout. Large picture windows surround the upper two decks for panoramic viewing. Sun deck lounge chairs and observation areas invite you to catch the ocean breezes.

Three daily meals feature both international and Ecuadorian specialties and snacks are served following shore excursions. Our attentive 10-member crew including two experienced multilingual guides will make it a trip to remember.

Highly sophisticated navigational and mechanical equipment meet the highest safety standards found in the Galapagos. The yachts are self-contained and ecologically sound, equipped for noise-reduction and fuel-efficiency. False keels provide maximum stability for comfortable cruising.

2011 Rates
All Rates are in US dollars, per person and based on double occupancy
Child discounts not available for some high season dates
In case of a fuel price increase, rates are subject to a Galapagos fuel tax.

Eric, Letty & Flamingo
8 Day itinerary
Children under 12
receive a 25% discount,
Children 12-14
receive a 15% discount
(on double occupancy rates)

Double Occupancy

Triple

High Season SGL
Best Available Cabin

Iguana Deck

$3375

$3300

$5150

Booby

$3750

N/A

$5150

Dolphin 

$4125

N/A

$5150

Charter – Seasonal
See below

$67,800

N/A

N/A

Charter – Peak
See below

$71,250

N/A

N/A

Charter – Holiday
See below

$74,650

N/A

N/A

SCUBA:
Occasional SCUBA is possible for $282 US per person per day. Rates includes two dives each day, tanks, weights, weight belt, BCD, regulator, wetsuit, boots and hood.  Reservations for SCUBA must be made in advance. A minimum of 2 divers is required for the Friday dives and 4 for the Saturday dives. The maximum number of divers accepted is 8.

SEASONAL WEEKS:   $67,800     
JAN 09-16, JAN 16-23, JAN 23-30, JAN 30-06 FEB, FEB 06-13, FEB 13-20, FEB 27-06 MAR, MAR 06-13, AUG 28-04 SEP, SEP 04-11, SEP 11-18, SEP 18-25, SEP 25-02 OCT, OCT 02-09, OCT 09-16, OCT 16-23, OCT 23-30, OCT 30-06 NOV, NOV 06-13, NOV 13-20, NOV 27-04 DEC, DEC 04-11, DEC 11-18

PEAK WEEKS:  $71,250     
JAN 02-09, FEB 20-27, MAR 13-20, MAR 20-27, MAR 27-03 APR, APR 03-10, APR 10-17,
APR 17-24, APR 24-01 MAY, MAY 01-08, MAY 08-15, MAY 15-22, MAY 22-29, MAY 29-05 JUN, JUN 05-12,  JUN 12-19, JUN 19-26, JUN 26-03 JUL, JUL 03-10, JUL 10-17, JUL 17-24, JUL 24-31 JUL 31-07 AUG, AUG 07-14, AUG 14-21, AUG 21-28, NOV 20-27

HOLIDAY WEEKS:  $74,650
DEC 18-25, DEC 25-01 JAN,  

Itinerary:
Where we have indicated: SN = snorkel, KY = Kayak PR = panga ride, the park has given permission to offer these activities.  Where more than one activity is noted, passengers are given the option to participate in one of the activities.

SUN: San Cristobal, Playa Ochoa (SN, KY) Leon Dormido (PR)
MON: Prince Phillips Steps (KY)/ Darwin Bay (SN) TOWER
TUE:  Punta Espinosa, FERNANDINA/ Tagus Cove (SN, PR, KY) ISABELA
WED: Puerto Egas (SN, KY) SANTIAGO/ Sombreo Chino
THR: Bartolome (SN, PR), North Seymour (SN)
FRI:  Highlands of Santa Cruz/ Darwin Station
SAT: Punta Suarez/ Gardner Bay (SN, PR, KY) ESPANOLA (HOOD)
SUN:  Interpretation Center/ airport San Cristobal

* All itineraries are subject to change at any time for any reason

 

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