Luxury Eastern Circuit

AM: Arrive at San Cristobal Island, where you'll be transferred to the yacht, settle into your cabin, and enjoy a welcome briefing and lunch.

PM: Visit the David Rodriguez Giant Tortoise Breeding Center to learn about the conservation efforts for these iconic creatures, with a walk through the reserve to see baby tortoises in semi-natural conditions.

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In the morning, visit Española Island, the southernmost and oldest in the Galapagos, known for its endemic species. Explore Gardner Bay and Osborn/Gardner Islets, famous for its white sandy beach and playful sea lions.

In the afternoon, hike Suarez Point to see Española's endemic species, including the Waved Albatross breeding site. Witness albatrosses, marine iguanas, Galapagos doves, boobies, and more.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, explore Floreana Island’s Devil’s Crown, a top snorkeling site with vibrant coral reefs, sea lions, rays, and hammerhead sharks. Alternatively, visit Cormorant Point, home to two beaches and flamingos feeding in brackish lagoons, with one beach known for its green color and the other for fine white sand.

In the afternoon, visit Post Office Bay, the site of the first post office in the Galapagos, where visitors leave and pick up postcards. Alternatively, head to Baroness Lookout Point for stunning views and to learn about the mysterious history involving the Austrian Baroness.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, visit the Charles Darwin Research Station on Santa Cruz Island to learn about conservation efforts, including the Giant Tortoise restoration program, and ongoing research to protect endemic species.

In the afternoon, explore the Highlands, home to volcanic landscapes, lava tubes, wild giant tortoises, and diverse birdlife, including finches and short-eared owls.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, visit Santiago Island’s Sullivan Bay, known for its stunning volcanic landscapes, including tuff cones and pyroclastic formations. It’s also one of the best spots to see the Galapagos fur seal.

In the afternoon, explore Bartholomew Island, home to the famous Pinnacle Rock, with Galapagos penguins, sea turtles, and vibrant marine life.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, visit Genovesa Island’s Darwin Bay, known as "Bird Island" for its large population of red-footed boobies and marine iguanas. The bay was formed by a collapsed volcano caldera, offering excellent birdwatching opportunities.

In the afternoon, explore El Barranco (Prince Phillip’s Steps), a rocky trail leading to stunning cliff views and a Palo Santo Forest with nesting red-footed boobies.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, explore Santiago Island's Egas Port (James Bay), home to lava lizards, fur seals, and tide pools, offering great snorkeling opportunities.

In the afternoon, choose between Buccaneer Cove, known for snorkeling and pirate history, or Espumilla Beach, where marine iguanas and crabs attract herons, with excellent snorkeling prospects.

(B, L, D)

In the morning, visit Santa Cruz Island's Black Turtle Cove, where mangroves create a rich habitat for rays, sharks, sea turtles, and waterfowl. Enjoy a peaceful zodiac ride through the lagoon.

In the afternoon, transfer to Baltra Airport for your scheduled departure, marking the end of your Galapagos cruise. Safe travels!

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Take a look inside...

Features four spacious Golden Suites, each with private balconies that offer breathtaking views of the surrounding islands. A cozy lounge serves as a quiet place to relax and recharge between adventures.

Houses four additional Golden Staterooms and a single cabin, all with private balconies, providing a luxurious and intimate experience. The exterior terraces extend a peaceful area for wildlife observation, quiet reflection, and soak up the sun between activities.

Guests can access the Sun Deck via exterior stairways for added convenience.

After a day of snorkeling or island exploration, guests can unwind in the spacious interior lounge or the exterior areas, sharing stories over refreshing drinks while taking in panoramic views.

The elegant dining salon provides a refined space to enjoy meals, accompanied by beautiful seascapes through large panoramic windows.

The dedicated briefing area offers tailored assistance and informative lectures on the Galapagos, supported by visual aids and videos.

The Main Deck features two premium staterooms and two master suites, all with private balconies and panoramic views.

The Upper Deck houses four staterooms, each with private balconies, along with a single cabin for solo travelers.

Premium master suite with private balconies and panoramic views, restrooms outfitted with premium amenities and exquisite furnishings designed for style and relaxation.

Golden Suite Size: 43 mt2 / 463 ft2 approx.

Private balcony providing panoramic views.

Bathroom featuring premium amenities.

Airy stateroom with bedside tables and a wardrobe.

Golden Staterooms Size: 30 mt2 / 323 ft2 approx.

Also available as a double.

Also available as a twin.

Private balcony providing panoramic views.

Private balcony providing panoramic views.

Bathroom featuring premium amenities.