Western Circuit in Style

In the morning, you will transfer to the boat to meet the guide and get on board.

In the afternoon, enjoy the highlands, visit a tortoise ranch and see some of the amazing volcanic formations on Santa Cruz.

(L, D)

In the morning, you will visit Tagus Cove, located on the Northwestern coast of Isabela. It is a historical site visited by Charles Darwin in 1835, where graffiti has been carved into the rock walls by visitors over the past centuries.

In the afternoon, you will visit Urbina Bay, a fascinating visitor site that came to be as the shallow sea bottom uplifted in 1954 showing a large coral reef sticking up above sea level.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, you will visit Espinosa Point on Fernandina Island. From here, you will see the island of Isabela across the Bolívar Channel, an area that boasts some of the highest diversity of endemic sea fauna in the Galapagos.

In the afternoon, you will visit Vicente Roca Point, which has great deep-water snorkeling at one of the richest marine havens on Earth (Bolivar Channel).

(B, L, D)

In the morning, you will explore the spectacular shoreline of Puerto Egas, also known as James Bay. Spot a great number of shore birds and reptiles – the beach area is home to a plethora of wildlife.

In the afternoon, jump into the panga and cruise alongside high cliffs and rock formations on this visit to Buccaneer Cove, which was a favourite hideout for pirates looking to stock up their boats with food and water.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, you will encounter an amazing wildlife experience visiting North Seymour Island – this island is teeming with life! Follow trails to see all the action (you may need to give way to a passing sea lion or marine iguana while walking).

Later in the afternoon, you will disembark at Baltra for flight back to Ecuador mainland.

(B)

Take a look inside...

The Main Deck features indoor facilities such as the check-in area with comfortable armchairs where you can sit down and enjoy your favourite drink at the indoor bar located next to the check-in area. There are also two spacious lounges featuring flat screen TVs used by guides for their daily briefings or by yourself to watch videos expanding your knowledge about the Galapagos Islands. We also use them for social celebrations.

Hermes provides diverse outdoor spaces, including a boarding platform and aperitif lounge.

The Sun Deck features a jacuzzi and al fresco dining, and a forward observation area, all designed to immerse guests in the Galapagos' natural beauty while enjoying relaxation and socializing.

The Hermes Mega Catamaran combines the intimacy of a small ship with the luxury of a large cruise, offering multiple indoor social areas including a bar, lounges, library, and dining hall with panoramic views, all designed for comfort and enhanced Galapagos exploration.

The dining hall is a very important place because it hosts one part of Hermes cuisine experience. This is where you delight your palate through the menu designed specially for our guests. Surrounded by panoramic windows, you can continue enjoying the fascinating views of the Galapagos. 

A comfortable space where expert guides provide informative lectures and insights on the Galápagos. Guides will present their daily briefings on a flat screen TV.

Hermes Galapagos Mega Catamaran accommodates 20 guests in 12 state-of-the-art suites, 10 double and 2 single. They are distributed on the main and upper deck and are equipped with a walk-in closet, a fully stocked mini-bar, and a vanity. In addition, they feature floor to ceiling windows and a private balcony. You also have a jacuzzi in each suite, next to a panoramic window overlooking the fascinating landscapes of the Galapagos Islands.

Double suites are 35 m² (377 ft²) on average, and all of them can be convertible. Four double suites located on the main deck can be interconnected.

The twin suites are 22 m² (237 ft²) and are located on the main deck.

All suites feature a bathroom with premium amenities.