11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS
Itinerary C
DEPARTURES: TUESDAYS
Itinerary C combines itineraries A1 and B1. This tour is ideal for those travelers who want to reconnect with nature. Explore Española Island, swim with sharks in the Devil’s Crown, and discover the inhospitable west coast of Isabela.
We are sure that this trip will be an unforgettable experience full of adventures, impressive landscapes, and of course extensive biodiversity.
Overview
ITINERARY:
AM: Arrival at San Cristobal airport. Transfer to the yacht.
PM: San Cristobal: Interpretation Center and Cerro Tijeretas.
AM: Española: Visit Punta Suárez
PM: Española: Visit Gardner Bay
AM: Floreana: Visit Punta Cormorán and Devil’s Crown
PM: Floreana: Visit Post Office Bay and Asilo de la Paz
AM: Santa Cruz: Visit Charles Darwin Station
PM: Santa Cruz: Visit the highlands of Santa Cruz Island.
AM: Isabela: Visit the Sierra Negra Volcano (or Tintoreras).
PM: Isabela: Visit the Interpretation Center and Wetlands.
AM: Isabela: Visit Punta Moreno.
PM: Isabela: Visit Elizabeth Bay.
AM: Isabela: Visit Urbina Bay
PM: Isabela: Visit Caleta Tagus.
AM: Fernandina: Visit Punta Espinoza.
PM: Isabela: Visit Vicente Roca Point.
AM: Santiago: Visit Puerto Egas.
PM: Visit Rabida Island.
AM: Visit Chinese Hat Island.
PM: Visit Bartolomé Island.
AM: Visit Seymour Island and transfer to the airport on Baltra Island. End of services.
Additional Information:
The tour includes:
- All meals indicated in the itinerary
- Coffee and tea station as well as purified water dispenser
- Excursions mentioned in the program
- Transfers to and from the Anahi Yacht Catamaran
- Bilingual naturalist guide (Spanish / English) certified by the Galapagos National Park
- Mask and fins for snorkeling
The tour does not include:
- Meals not indicated in the itinerary
- Additional alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks
- International and domestic flights
- Entrance fee to Galápagos National Park
- Traffic Control Card
- Personal travel insurance
- Tips for the guide and crew
- Surcharges for increased fuel costs
- Neoprene suit for snorkeling
Note: Entrance to the National Park and Traffic Control Card for Galapagos are under the jurisdiction of the corresponding authorities and are subject to change without prior notice. Itineraries are approved by the Galapagos National Park and can change due to natural or human induced conditions
