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Luxury Galápagos adventure: 7 days exploring the unique wonders of Isabela and Fernandina Islands

Main characteristics
Model of the boat: Yacht
Type:
Number of cabins: 7
Maximum capacity: 16 travelers
Crew members: 16

Cabin

Owner's Suite - Main Deck
The Owner’s Suite on the Main Deck is an 80 m² luxury space featuring a California King bed, multiple closets, and beam-to-beam width. It has eight large windows, plus two in the bathroom, enhancing its opulence. A separate study can be closed off for private dining or to accommodate two extra guests on a sofa bed and pullman bed.
The bathroom includes a double shower, separate toilet, and vanity with a sofa. Additional amenities include a hidden 40" TV, two armchairs, and high-end veneer craftsmanship. A fresh air intake system ensures comfort. Guests enjoy high-speed Starlink WiFi and complimentary beverages, including cocktails, house wines, beers, and non-alcoholic drinks.
Double Cabin - Cat III
On the lower deck, accessed by a circular staircase, this cabin is serene with ample light from two oval portholes. With a double bed, exquisite veneer panels, and suede ceilings, it exudes luxury. A leather-top desk and chair offer a stylish workspace. Complete with a flat-screen TV and Apple TV, the suite ensures entertainment. The bathroom, lit by its porthole, features double sinks and ample storage. A spacious walk-in shower and armchair highlight its size.
Suite - Cat III
Located on the lower deck and very quiet, this spacious suite is one of a kind, featuring a large private Jacuzzi and a separate sauna for two. If having your own spa is important, book this cabin quickly. A double bed and a leather vanity desk allow you to enjoy natural light through two portholes. There is plenty of closet space and even a small corner cabinet fully equipped with a minibar. With all its luxurious amenities, you may find it hard to leave your suite.
Twin Cabin - Cat IV
For those wanting a twin cabin located on the lower deck, this is the perfect fit. If you're traveling with family, there is also the option to transform it into a triple cabin. Two large lower twin beds and one beautifully tucked-in Pullman twin bed can accommodate three adults comfortably. Two portholes and one in the bathroom provide natural light throughout the cabin. A leather-top desk and chair are also present in the suite. This craftsmanship reflects the Italian CRN yard's versatility and attention to detail, as seen in all of its suites. The spacious bathroom is fitted with top-of-the-line finishes, including Italian marble and veneers.
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NB: The photos, information and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The indicated itinerary and program may be modified without prior notice, depending on the weather conditions or for technical reasons (decision of the captain). Sailing times may vary depending on sea and weather conditions.

Sailing itineraries

Puerto Ayora
Once you arrive at the airport, you will be met by our team and escorted on a cross-island van and... see+ ferry transfer of approximately 1.5 hours to Puerto Ayora on Santa Cruz Island. On the way there, enjoy a delicious outdoor lunch at a Giant Tortoise Reserve, followed by your first excursion to the highlands of Santa Cruz.
Receive a warm welcome aboard, the Galápagos Islands’ first 50m luxury superyacht, with our 16-strong crew where you will be treated with the utmost attention courtesy of our 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio. You will also receive a special waterproof bag to place your belongings during wet landings and an Aqua Expeditions water bottle as a welcome gift.
In the evening, you will have some leisure time to explore the main town of Puerto Ayora. We recommend strolling along the main waterfront where you can stop by the many boutiques and jewelry shops before heading back to the ship for an evening of lecture and inspiration for the next day, then to indulge in your first taste of fresh seafood dining in the Galápagos Islands. 
Activities: Includes: Manzanillo Giant Tortoise Reserve, see+
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Puerto Ayora Cormorant point Post Office Bay
For your second morning in the Galapagos Islands, we will be anchored in the southern part of the... see+ Archipelago at Floreana Island. After breakfast, the morning wet landing excursion will take you to a big brackish water lagoon to observe greater flamingos, ducks, black-necked stilts, and other shorebirds at Punta Cormorant. You will be able to observe where sea turtles nest at night, and possibly spot stingrays and sharks swimming very close to the shore.
Enjoy a splendid lunch consisting of fresh Ecuadorian recipes with an Andean twist before heading back out to Floreana to pay tribute to an old island tradition at Bahía Post Office. The visit will follow another quick tour of what once was a fishing enterprise in the 1920s before continuing onboard the tenders to visit Mirador de la Baronesa. Upon returning onboard, enjoy another feast showcasing a blend of Japanese technique and Peruvian seasoning through delicacies such as tuna tartare and quinoa yakimeshi. Stay out on the upper deck with a cocktail if you would like to admire the northern and southern hemispheres’ starlit skies tonight. 
Activities: Includes: Discovery of the Post Office Bay, Walk at Cormorant Point, see+
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Post Office Bay Punta Moreno Urvina Bay
After a night of sailing, the morning sees our beautiful superyacht anchored on the western side of... see+ Isabela Island. As the biggest and youngest island in the Archipelago, Isabela was formed by five relatively young volcanoes and is characterized by giant tortoises and marine iguanas. For the morning excursion, a hike at Punta Moreno takes us to the mangroves and gas-rich basaltic lava rocks resulting from a large basaltic lava flow which came from the Cerro Azul volcano on Isabela hundreds of years ago. There are mangrove lagoons along the shore, where you will embark on a dinghy ride to observe marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, and penguins among other species.
In the afternoon, the yacht will sail north to Bahía Urbina, a 6km² point, once underwater and uplifted in 1954 up to 3m above sea level. Here you can see land iguanas, some of the biggest marine iguanas roaming free in the Archipelago, and on occasion, tortoises as well. We’ll end the day with an unforgettable view of Isabela’s five volcanoes while dining on macambo rice, fish maito, and candied pear beneath the stars. 
Activities: Includes: Hike at Punta Moreno, see+
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Urvina Bay Punta Espinoza Caleta Tagus
Start the morning early with a workout on our sun deck at our next anchorage point of Punta... see+ Espinoza, part of a huge lava flow formed from one of the many eruptions of the La Cumbre volcano, known to be one of the most active volcanoes in the world. The region is famous for its large colonies of marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, and lizards. We might come across Galapagos penguins, Galapagos hawks, and snakes as well. You will spend the morning on shore with the option to snorkel before returning to the yacht for a sumptuous lunch.
As the yacht crosses the Bolivar Channel back towards Isabela Island, prepare to channel your inner pirate for the afternoon excursion visiting Caleta Tagus, once a favorite anchorage spot for pirates and whalers. Here we will hike to see Darwin Lake, a saltwater lake trapped inside a tuff cone. If you would rather not hike, you can take your pick from our four double kayaks, snorkeling, stand-up paddle boarding, or a ride on our elegant black tenders to explore the cove and its surroundings. Return to the yacht for evening sundowners and head to the bridge after dinner for a chat with our captain as we cross the equatorial line twice. 
Activities: Includes: Snorkeling, Hike to Darwin Lake, see+
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Caleta Tagus Buccaneer Cove Puerto Egas
This morning, we’ll take a tender ride to Caleta Bucanero, a 17th-century pirate rest stop where... see+ pirates used to stock up on fresh tortoise meat and fresh water. In case ocean conditions are unfavorable, we’ll visit Playa Espumilla instead, a golden sandy beach which is a well-known breeding ground for sea turtles.
We head back to the yacht for lunch encompassing flavors of the South American Pacific coast through specially prepared dishes like the linguine ai frutti di mare. Next, disembark on the black sand beaches of Puerto Egas, northwest of Santiago Island. You will be able to walk the intertidal zone to the fur seal grottos or snorkel to watch sea turtles, sea lions, and white-tipped sharks.
Wind down back onboard with Happy Hour over a glass of our special Aqua Bloody Mare as the crew prepares for departure to our next adventure. 
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Puerto Egas Rabida Island Caleta Tortuga
Awake to the sounds of nature and a fresh breakfast before departing by tender to Rábida Island,... see+ also known as the red island. The color is the result of oxidation of very old porous lava. You will be able to hike, take out one of our double kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, or snorkel, as well as observe sea lions which have made their home on the beach.
After a delicious lunch, you can listen to an afternoon lecture presented by our expert guides in the panoramic lounge. The yacht will sail towards the north of Santa Cruz Island, to Caleta Tortuga Negra, a mangrove estuary that is home to sea turtles. This is a tender ride excursion as there is no landing site, but you will be able to spot green sea turtles, as well as blacktip and Galapagos sharks. End this glorious day discovering more of our signature cuisine courtesy of Chef Pedro Miguel Schiaffino. 
Activities: Includes: Water sports (Kayaking, Stand-up paddle, and snorkeling), see+
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Caleta Tortuga North Seymour Island Mosquera Islet
Your penultimate day in the Archipelago begins with a refreshing breakfast before heading out to... see+ Seymour Norte Island, formed by uprisings of underwater volcanic lavas some 3.1 million years ago. The island is mostly known for its healthy population of land iguanas, blue-footed boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, and great frigate birds. After a morning full of fun activities, you will head back to the yacht for a delicious lunch aboard the yacht.
For the afternoon excursion, hop on to one of our tenders for a wet landing onto Mosquera Island. Although it’s one of the smallest in the archipelago, Mosquera Island is one of the hotspots for spotting sea lions. Around sunset, you will return to the sleek comfort of the yacht for your last evening aboard. Swap notes on everything you’ve experienced during this most incredible adventure with your friends onboard and toast farewell with something special from our curated wine list. 
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Mosquera Islet Baltra
The last day begins with a luxurious breakfast set against the morning sunrise. Enjoy the views... see+ from the yacht before we make our way to Baltra Island for disembarkation. Bid farewell to the crew and your beautiful home for the past week.
You will be escorted to the airport for your flight back to the mainland and onward journey home, with all the wonderful memories which we hope you will cherish forever. 
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Option to privatize the boat on request
The price includes
All excursions, Galapagos Park entrance fee and INGALA transit card
Laundry
Guests in the Owner’s Suite enjoy complimentary premium beer and their preferred choice of spirits for cocktails
Spirits, premium wines
House wines and beer, non-alcoholic drinks
WIFI
Use of snorkeling equipment, wet suits, kayaks and stand-up paddleboards
Group transfers to/from vessel when travelling on recommended flights
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The price does not include
Shop purchases
Tips for crew and guides
Flights
Meals not included in the program
Further information
Please reach out to our reservations team for recommended flight arrival and departure timings
All itineraries are subject to change, due to weather and other conditions
The yellow fever vaccination certificate must have been administered at least 10 days prior to arrival in Ecuador if you have spent more than 10 days in Peru, Colombia, Bolivia or Brazil during the previous 10 days
Optional services
Flights not included in the program are available on request

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Suite - Cat V
  • Suite - Cat V
  • Twin Cabin - Cat IV
  • Suite - Cat IV
  • Double Cabin - Cat III
  • Suite - Cat III
  • Cabin Double - Cat II
  • Owner's Suite - Main Deck
  • Privatization
Travelers: 2
Price for 2 people:
$24,000 *
Private hire of the boat on request
*Price converted from a foreign currency, subject to variation.

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