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Galapagos B – Western/Northern Route – Volcanic Wonders

Galapagos B – Western/Northern Route – Volcanic Wonders

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8 days and 7 nights of inmersive experience in a unique archipielago on earth GUIDED NATURE WALKS Every day, Our guides lead two multi-hour nature walks around the island we’ve called upon. You may explore lava fields, hike alongside cliffs, stroll along a secluded beach, or experience close encounters with Galápagos wildlife. You’ll spend as much time walking as you will photograph the scenery and the fauna, watching for rare birds, and enjoying entertaining lectures from our expert guides. ZODIAC RIDES Board an inflatable dinghy, or panga as they are known in the Galápagos, to access the islands from our expedition yachts. We use these small, low-impact vessels to reach shore, explore mangrove estuaries, and caves. On board Origin and Theory, a glass-bottom boat is also available.
SNORKELING For many travellers, snorkeling in the Galápagos Marine Reserve is the highlight of the expedition offered from the beach or in deep water. Observe the underwater world untethered during a snorkel trip with Ecoventura-provided gear, swimming alongside native sea turtles, sea lions, and endemic marine iguanas.
SEA KAYAKING OR STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING Explore the Galápagos by way of double or single “sit-on-top” kayak. After a brief tutorial, your naturalist sets you free to explore the islands’ secret coves and colourful beaches. Travellers can look forward to calm, warm seas, frequent wildlife spotting, and a solid workout.
SCUBA DIVING The Galapagos archipelago is located where major ocean currents come together — combining cold waters from the south with warm currents from the north and cooler currents from the west. Scuba enthusiasts flock to the Galapagos Islands to experience diving encounters unlike anywhere else on earth.
WHALE WATCHING Whale (and dolphin) watching is one of the most exhilarating and unforgettable experiences of a lifetime. Marine mammals sightings of Bryde’s whales, Sperm whales, Orcas, and dolphins can happen anywhere in the islands year-round. The best time and place to see Blue and Humpback whales is between June and December when they migrate through the Boliver Channel between Isabela and Fernandina.
• Passengers can disembark on Saturday in Baltra for a shorter, 6 night cruise.
• Book two consecutive weeks B2B for a comprehensive two-week cruise itinerary, and do not repeat the same visits twice.

Trip Name
Galapagos B – Western/Northern Route - Volcanic Wonders
Days
8
Overview
Type: Small Ship Length: 43 m Year Built: Origin - 2016, Theory - 2018, Evolve - coming in 2023 Capacity: 20 Discover intimate adventure on these luxury expedition yachts for just 20 guests, whose ten spacious staterooms afford panoramic views of the passing sea.  Lounge in your light-filled spacious stateroom during the day and retreat here in the evenings. The gentle churning of the pacific will lull you to sleep, enjoy the fine bed linens, climate controls and both memory foam mattresses as well as soft pillows that will ensure a comfortable night’s sleep. Our ships’ interior social areas also include a comfortable lounge for evening briefings and enriching lectures provided by our naturalists. A scholarly library features shelves filled with texts dedicated to the exploration of the Galápagos Islands and the ground breaking works of Charles Darwin, while our high-end boutique sells travelers everything from local handicrafts to essential sundries and souvenirs.  Dine at marble-top tables in our dining room. At the stylish bar, mingle with guests over hand-crafted cocktails, red, white and sparkling wines, local beer and fresh juices. On the sundeck, unwind on daybeds and chaise lounges or cool off in the outdoor shower after enjoying an al fresco lunch or smoky barbecue and drinks from the wet bar. There’s also a Jacuzzi hot tub—perfect for sunny afternoons— and shaded areas for escaping the equatorial sun.  The onboard experience is matched only by the incomparable beauty of the islands we visit.

Itinerary



Day 1 - Day 1 Puerto Baquerizo Moreno, SAN CRISTOBAL (Chatham) Leon Dormido (CN) SAN CRISTOBAL
Upon arrival in Puerto Baquerizo Moreno (SCY) SAN CRISTOBAL Island, our guides will be waiting to escort you to your expedition yacht. After a short ride by bus to the dock, and by Zodiac to the yacht anchored in the bay, you’ll be shown your cabin and treated to a delicious lunch. There will be a welcome briefing and a brief safety drill afterward you can choose your snorkel equipment and wet suit for the week. You’ll have time to settle in after lunch before the yacht leaves the harbor. Within a few hours, we reach Leon Dormido, (Spanish for sleeping lion), a remnant of a vertical tuff cone formation, rising 500 feet from the ocean. Erosion has split the rock providing a spectacular backdrop for photographs at sunset. As we circumnavigate the formation, you’ll easily spot blue-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, and frigatebirds on the cliffs. After a briefing on activities for the following day, join our Captain and crew for a cocktail reception. An elegant multi-course dinner, prepared by our accomplished chefs is served.
Day 2 - Day 2 Prince Philip’s Steps (CA, SN, PR, KY) GENOVESA (Tower) Darwin Bay (CA, SN, PR, KY), GENOVESA
In the morning, you’ll land at Prince Philip’s Steps (4), Genovesa (TOWER) Island, one of the most spectacular sites in the Galapagos for bird watching because of its diversity of species. Throughout the day, you’ll want to have your camera ready. Your guides will point out red-footed boobies nesting in palo santo trees, Nazca boobies nesting near the trail, and storm petrels gathering in large numbers in an open lava field. With luck, you may even get to see the elusive short-eared owl. After a BBQ lunch on the yacht’s shaded sun deck and a demonstration on how to make Ecuadorian ceviche, you’ll have the option to explore the cliffs up close, either by kayak or stand-up paddleboard, or join a deep-water snorkeling excursion from the Zodiac (2). Look for the red-billed tropic bird hiding in the crevices of the rock. Males looking to attract a mate inflate a red pouch on their chest. Round out the afternoon by relaxing on the beach, or choose to swim with friendly, playful sea lions in these warmer northern waters. When you return to the yacht, you’ll have a short briefing followed by a delicious dinner. If the night is clear, take a stroll out on deck and see a sky full of bright stars. Your guides can point out constellations and help you identify the species of birds flying alongside the yacht. This afternoon, you’ll land at Darwin Bay (1), a gorgeous coral sand beach. Here, you’ll see both swallow-tailed gulls and lava gulls gathered near the tide pools. A forest of Optuntia cactus and mangroves provide shelter for the Great frigate birds. Males looking to attract a mate inflate a red pouch on their chest. Round out the afternoon by relaxing on the beach, or choose to swim with friendly, playful sea lions in these warmer northern waters. When you return to the yacht, you’ll have a short briefing followed by a delicious dinner. If the night is clear, take a stroll out on deck and see a sky full of bright stars. Your guides can point out constellations and help you identify the species of birds flying alongside the yacht.
Day 3 - Day 3 Las Bachas (CA, SN) or Black Turtle Cove (PR) SANTA CRUZ Cerro Dragon (CA, SN) SANTA CRUZ
This morning you’ll visit Las Bachas (1), (Spanish for barges) on the northern side of Santa Cruz. Dozens of bright pink flamingos feed on the interior lagoons, and a long white sand beach is a beautiful site for a stroll. Your guides will point out endemic plant species and share some fascinating Galapagos history. Before returning to the yacht for lunch, you’ll have time to snorkel from the beach. Bring your underwater camera to take photos of colorful tropical fish and sea stars, along with sea turtles and maybe even sharks along the ocean floor. Your guide will offer an enrichment lecture that is informative and entertaining, the topic is on marine currents, climate, and geology of the Islands. In the afternoon, when you step ashore on Cerro Dragon (3) (Dragon Hill), you’ll have a magnificent panoramic view of the bay and island landscape. You may see flamingos in the brackish lagoon, along with a variety of plants, including opuntia cactus, Palo Santo and Muyuyo trees (Cordia Lutea). As you walk the trail, look for Darwin’s finches, Galapagos flycatchers, yellow warblers, and Audubon shearwaters. The guides will pause to point out birds such as stilts, pintail ducks and sandpipers. Scan the path for golden Land iguanas, strikingly different from their marine cousins, resting in the sun. These iguanas are endemic to the Galapagos, and were once part of the Station’s breeding program. After a leisurely walk along the trail, you’ll return to the yacht for a briefing and dinner.
Day 4 - Day 4 Punta Vicente Roca (PR, SN) or Elizabeth Bay (PR) ISABELA Urbina Bay, ISABELA (CA, SN) (Albemarle)
Begin your morning with a Zodiac ride at Punta Vicente Roca (1). Your skilled driver will navigate through the wave-sculpted caves and bring you up close to the tuff walls covered in colorful Sally light-foot crabs. Don’t miss the opportunity to snorkel (2), with penguins diving playfully in the water or grooming themselves on rock formations. Look for sea turtles poking their heads above water before swimming gracefully beneath the surface. After lunch, take a seat on the sun deck to enjoy the scenery as we sail through the Bolivar Chanel. In addition to dramatic scenery, you may see whales breach or bottle-nose dolphin riding the bow wave or spinner dolphins jumping in graceful arcs. You may spot a Mola-Mola, an oddlooking giant sun fish with triangular fins on the top and bottom and a short, stubbly tail fin. In the afternoon, you’ll disembark at Urbina Bay on ISABELA (2) and see surprising evidence of volcanic activity. Four miles of coastal seabed are exposed due to a dramatic uplift during a volcanic eruption in 1954, and some of the remaining coral skeletons still stand several feet high. A diverse collection of animal species awaits; Galapagos land iguanas, marine iguanas, Darwin’s finches, brown pelicans, flightless cormorants, and the occasional giant Galapagos tortoise. When you’re finished exploring, you’ll return to the vessel for your nightly briefing and dinner. After dessert, step outside and observe the pale glow of the Milky Way. As we cross the Equator, you may get a visit from King Neptune himself! Guests of all ages will enjoy this fun filled evening and maritime ritual, our crew dress as pirates and guest participation is optional.
Day 5 - Day 5 Punta Espinosa (CA, SN), FERNANDINA (Narborough) Tagus Cove, ISABELA (CA, SN, PR, KY)
This morning you’re in for another geological wonder. Stop at Punta Espinoza on FERNANDINA (4), the youngest and most pristine Island in Galapagos, formed by active volcanoes that stretch around the coast. With no introduced animals on this island, you can observe the ecosystem at its most pristine. Sea lion harems nap on the beach, with resident bulls carefully guarding their territory and keeping a lookout for sharks that threaten the colony’s pups. Hundreds of marine iguanas, forming the largest colony in Galapagos, warm themselves along the rugged shoreline, blending in with the dark rocks. On the point, you will find the nests of flightless cormorants close to shore since they lost their ability to fly. You’ll have an opportunity to snorkel here, in the company of large sea turtles that frequent the area. Return to the yacht for a BBQ lunch served on the sundeck where you’ll have a prime view for whale watching. Your guide will offer an enrichment lecture about Charles Darwin and the Theory of evolution as well as social/ environmental projects that benefit the Galapagos. After lunch, you’ll get to see some of the human history of the Galapagos when you go ashore on Tagus Cove (5). This was a favorite anchorage for pirates and whalers for centuries, and sections of the rocky cliffs are covered in graffiti from as far back as the 1800s. Hike at a faster pace to a saltwater lagoon and scenic overview, and take in the ocean, lava fields, and volcanic formations. You may choose to explore the shoreline of the secluded cove by kayak or paddleboard. The wildlife is abundant, with Galapagos penguins, boobies, pelicans and other seabirds. Tonight, as we sail toward the geographic center of the archipelago, we’ll cross the equator for the third and final time.
Day 6 - Day 6 RABIDA Island (CA, SN, PR, KY) (Jervis) Puerto Egas (CA, SN), SANTIAGO or Black Turtle Cove (PR)
This morning, you’ll disembark on the dark red beach of RABIDA (Jervis) (2). This small island is considered the geographic center of the Galapagos because its volcanic rocks are the most diversified in the archipelago. A short trail will lead you to a saltwater lagoon occupied by Greater Flamingos. Along the way, look for marine iguanas, mockingbirds, yellow warblers, and Darwin’s finches. Over a dozen species of finches live on the islands and observing them contributed to Charles Darwin’s ideas that formed the basis for his theory of evolution. If you choose to snorkel this morning (2), you may see a colony of sea lions or rays. Several species of rays live in Galapagos. Golden rays and spotted eagle rays are the most common. Guests on the Theory and Evolve visit Puerto Egas on SANTIAGO (James Island) (3), where you’ll stroll along the shoreline looking for octopus, starfish and other sea life caught in the tide pools. Watch for great blue herons, lava herons, American Oystercatchers, and yellow-crowned night herons. At low tide, catch a glimpse of marine iguanas as they feed on exposed green algae. During mating season, green and red algae give the usually black marine iguanas beautiful coloration. The walk ends at the grottos, deep pools of clear water where you’ll encounter fur sea lions once on the verge of extinction. Before returning to the yacht, take the opportunity to snorkel from the beach (1). As the yacht sails after lunch, take a seat on deck to view the dramatic landscape and dolphins often spotted here. Guests on the Origin have a Zodiac excursion at Caleta Tortuga Negra (Black Turtle Cove)-1 through a series of peaceful coves and inlets surrounded by mangroves whose large roots rise out of the water. View pairs of mating sea turtles (Sept to Feb), white-tipped reef sharks and golden cow-nosed rays. We return to the vessel for the Captain’s Farewell cocktail with the crew, and dinner as well as a special presentation by your guides.
Day 7 - Day 7 Charles Darwin Station (CA), Puerto Ayora, SANTA CRUZ Highlands of SANTA CRUZ (Indefatigable)
When you wake up this morning, your yacht will be one of dozens of boats anchored in the lively harbor of Academy Bay. You’ll disembark at Puerto Ayora, SANTA CRUZ (2) Island, the social heart of the Galapagos, with a population of 24,000 residents. This morning, we visit the breeding center Centro de Crianza Fausto Llerena (2) and the Charles Darwin Research Station where we learn about ongoing conservation efforts from exhibits set up along the wooden trail. You’ll see hatchlings and miniature tortoises that will be repatriated by the National Park when grown. The newest exhibit honors Lonesome George, the last surviving tortoise from Pinta Island that tragically died of natural causes. With his species now extinct, Lonesome George has become a worldwide icon, emphasizing the importance of efforts to preserve and protect endangered wildlife. A more hopeful story is Diego, a saddleback tortoise whose species was reduced to 14 individuals before he was transported from the San Diego Zoo and who has since fathered hundreds of descendants. Return to the yacht for lunch and later board a bus for a short ride to the highlands of Santa Cruz to a lava tunnel, a hollow formation created when lava on the earth’s surface cools and hardens while molten lava continues to flow in the middle. Your next stop will be Los Gemelos (The Twins), a pair of large, deep craters with vibrant plant life at higher elevation. Next stop is at Rancho Primicias, a privately-owned hacienda, where giant tortoises roam freely – some weighing over 500 pounds – in their natural habitat, feeding or resting in shallow pools. Return to the yacht by zodiac for a delicious multi-course farewell dinner and goodbye presentation from the crew.
Day 8 - Day 8 Interpretation Center (CA), SAN CRISTOBAL
This morning you’ll disembark from the yacht after breakfast. As a perfect way to sum up the trip, you’ll visit the Interpretation Center on San Cristobal (1) to discover more about the human history of the Galapagos Islands. Guests on the Evolve visit Isla Lobos (5). There’s also a paved trail where you can enjoy a brief walk before a bus ride into town. You’ll have some free time for last-minute photos before your transfer to the airport. It’s a quick flight back to the mainland, but you’ll be bringing lifelong memories with you!
Day 9 - SN = snorkel, KY = kayak, PR = panga (dingy) ride
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Day 10 - Please Note:
All itineraries are subject to change at any time for any reason and without prior notice. Last minute changes to the itinerary can occur at any time including but not limited to changes in National Park rules or at the discretion of the Captain of the vessel or company for any reason including mechanical failure.

Trip Dates

StartEndPrice FromRoom Type
05-01-202512-01-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
05-01-202512-01-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
05-01-202512-01-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
19-01-202526-01-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
19-01-202526-01-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
19-01-202526-01-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
02-02-202509-02-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
02-02-202509-02-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
02-02-202509-02-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
16-02-202523-02-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
16-02-202523-02-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
16-02-202523-02-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
02-03-202509-03-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
02-03-202509-03-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
02-03-202509-03-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
16-03-202523-03-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
16-03-202523-03-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
16-03-202523-03-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
30-03-202506-04-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
30-03-202506-04-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
30-03-202506-04-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
13-04-202520-04-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
13-04-202520-04-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
13-04-202520-04-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
27-04-202504-05-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
27-04-202504-05-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
27-04-202504-05-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
11-05-202518-05-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
11-05-202518-05-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
11-05-202518-05-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
25-05-202501-06-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
25-05-202501-06-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
25-05-202501-06-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
08-06-202515-06-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
08-06-202515-06-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
08-06-202515-06-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
22-06-202529-06-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
22-06-202529-06-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
22-06-202529-06-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
06-07-202513-07-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
06-07-202513-07-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
06-07-202513-07-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
20-07-202527-07-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
20-07-202527-07-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
20-07-202527-07-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
03-08-202510-08-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
03-08-202510-08-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
03-08-202510-08-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
17-08-202524-08-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
17-08-202524-08-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
17-08-202524-08-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
31-08-202507-09-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
31-08-202507-09-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
31-08-202507-09-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
14-09-202521-09-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
14-09-202521-09-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
14-09-202521-09-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
28-09-202505-10-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
28-09-202505-10-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
28-09-202505-10-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
12-10-202519-10-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
12-10-202519-10-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
12-10-202519-10-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
26-10-202502-11-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
26-10-202502-11-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
26-10-202502-11-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
09-11-202516-11-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
09-11-202516-11-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
09-11-202516-11-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
23-11-202530-11-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
23-11-202530-11-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
23-11-202530-11-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
07-12-202514-12-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
07-12-202514-12-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
07-12-202514-12-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
21-12-202528-12-2025USD $10,250Stateroom Triple
21-12-202528-12-2025USD $10,500Stateroom Double
21-12-202528-12-2025USD $19,000Stateroom Single
04-01-202611-01-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
04-01-202611-01-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
04-01-202611-01-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
18-01-202625-01-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
18-01-202625-01-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
18-01-202625-01-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
01-02-202608-02-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
01-02-202608-02-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
01-02-202608-02-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
15-02-202622-02-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
15-02-202622-02-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
15-02-202622-02-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
01-03-202608-03-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
01-03-202608-03-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
01-03-202608-03-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
15-03-202622-03-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
15-03-202622-03-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
15-03-202622-03-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
29-03-202605-04-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
29-03-202605-04-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
29-03-202605-04-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
12-04-202619-04-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
12-04-202619-04-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
12-04-202619-04-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
26-04-202603-05-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
26-04-202603-05-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
26-04-202603-05-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
10-05-202617-05-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
10-05-202617-05-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
10-05-202617-05-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
24-05-202631-05-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
24-05-202631-05-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
24-05-202631-05-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
07-06-202614-06-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
07-06-202614-06-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
07-06-202614-06-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
21-06-202628-06-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
21-06-202628-06-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
21-06-202628-06-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
05-07-202612-07-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
05-07-202612-07-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
05-07-202612-07-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
19-07-202626-07-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
19-07-202626-07-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
19-07-202626-07-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
02-08-202609-08-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
02-08-202609-08-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
02-08-202609-08-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
16-08-202623-08-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
16-08-202623-08-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
16-08-202623-08-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
13-09-202620-09-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
13-09-202620-09-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
13-09-202620-09-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
27-09-202604-10-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
27-09-202604-10-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
27-09-202604-10-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
11-10-202618-10-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
11-10-202618-10-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
11-10-202618-10-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
25-10-202601-11-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
25-10-202601-11-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
25-10-202601-11-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
08-11-202615-11-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
08-11-202615-11-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
08-11-202615-11-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
22-11-202629-11-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
22-11-202629-11-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
22-11-202629-11-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
06-12-202613-12-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
06-12-202613-12-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
06-12-202613-12-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single
20-12-202627-12-2026USD $10,750Stateroom Triple
20-12-202627-12-2026USD $10,950Stateroom Double
20-12-202627-12-2026USD $19,950Stateroom Single

Inclusions

    • GUIDED NATURE WALKS
    • ZODIAC RIDES
    • SNORKELING
    • SEA KAYAKING OR STAND UP PADDLE BOARDING
    • SCUBA DIVING
    • WHALE WATCHING

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