South Sea Voyager in Comfort
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Duration
4 Nights
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Ship Comfort
Comfort
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Total Guests
16
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Price From
$4,050 per person
Set sail for an immersive 5-day journey through the Galapagos Islands aboard the Comfort Catamaran Treasure, where you'll encounter unique endemic species, explore dramatic volcanic landscapes, and delve into the islands' rich natural history and conservation efforts.
Trip Highlights:
- Encounter Giant Tortoises at Colorado Hill and El Chato: Witness these magnificent reptiles in their natural habitat and learn about conservation efforts.
- Observe Diverse Birdlife and Marine Wonders at Española: Spot blue-footed boobies, albatrosses, and sea lions, and snorkel in crystal-clear waters.
- Explore Floreana's Historic Sites and Unique Beaches: Send a postcard from Post Office Bay, witness flamingo lagoons at Cormorant Point, and snorkel at Champion Islet.
- Discover Santa Fe's Endemic Species and Santa Cruz's Highland Wonders: Observe land iguanas and Galapagos hawks, and explore the lush scalesia cloud forest and Twin Craters.
- Witness Diverse Finches and Bird Species: The itinerary includes locations where you can observe a variety of Darwin's finches, flycatchers, warblers and other unique bird species.
Operator's Itinerary
Day 1 | San Cristobal Island
In the morning, arrive at San Cristobal Airport, pass through inspection, and meet your guide for transfer to the harbor.
In the afternoon, visit the Colorado Hill Tortoise Protection and Growing Center, observing tortoises and endemic wildlife.
(L, D)
Day 2 | Española Island
In the morning, enjoy Gardner Bay on Española, relaxing, swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, and observing sea lions and sharks.
In the afternoon, explore Suarez Point, witnessing diverse seabird colonies and the spectacular blowhole.
(B, L, D)
Day 3 | Floreana Island
In the morning, visit Floreana's Post Office Bay, exploring the historic mail barrel and Baroness lookout.
In the afternoon, discover Cormorant Point's flamingo lagoon and unique beaches, observing diverse shorebirds and contrasting sands.
(B, L, D)
Day 4 | Santa Fe & Cruz Islands
In the morning, explore Santa Fe's unique uplifted terrain, observing endemic wildlife like land iguanas and sea lions among giant cacti.
In the afternoon, visit El Chato on Santa Cruz, encountering wild tortoises and observing diverse bird species in the lush reserve.
(B, L, D)
Day 5 | Santa Cruz: Twin Craters
In the morning, visit Santa Cruz's Twin Craters, exploring the unique geological formations and observing endemic wildlife like carpenter finches.
Later on, transfer to Baltra Airport for your departure, assisted by the guide and crew.
(B)
Prices and Departures
Long itineraries are the combination of short ones; please ask your local agent if you would like to book a long cruise.
Inclusions
Vessel Overview
Your Expedition Vessel
Take a look inside...
Main Deck
The Main Deck has a reception area, lounge, bar, dining area, 3 cabins with twin beds, 1 cabin with double bed & 1 suite cabin with queen bed and single.
Area: 4 cabins / 20m2 and 1 Suite cabin / 40m2.
Upper Deck
Sun Deck
The Sun Deck has a shaded area, deck area with lounge chairs and jacuzzi.
Interior Living
Interior Living on the Main Deck for passengers to relax and unwind in an air-conditioned lounge, dining room and bar.
Dining Areas
Dining room on the Main Deck for passengers to enjoy food prepared by chefs onboard.
Briefing Area
A comfortable space where expert guides provide informative lectures and insights on the Galápagos.
Cabins
The Owner's Suite
With its private balcony, the master suite on the main deck, aboard our enormous and elegant catamaran is an excellent choice to navigate in privacy.
The Owner's Suite Bathroom
Private bathroom with hot water and premium amenities.
Double Stateroom
All ample and bright cabins (20m²/ 215ft²) feature private facilities, air-conditioning, hair-dryer, bathrobes, balcony, and an indoor seating area with a small table.
Twin Stateroom
Also available as a twin.
Stateroom Bathroom
Private bathroom with hot water and amenities.
Ask a Galapagos specialist
to plan your adventure