Elena Just wanted to let you know that we had
a great time in the Galapagos. The boat Golondrina was great as
were the staff especially the guide enrique was excellent -his knowledge
of the Galapagos and his English were superb. We had a brillient
time - thanks for all your efforts. Helma
Category: First Class Departures: Every Friday Capacity: 16 passenger Facilities and Accommodation
The Beluga is a very spacious and comfortable yacht with lots of deck space, the accommodation is in 8 statecabins each with private bath, hot-cold water showers, crew: 8 plus naturalist guide.
Specifications
Twin M.A.N. Diesels 650 HP each. 3 generators: 1 M.A.N. 220 KW, 1 Ford 60 KW and 1 Perkins 40 KW all for 110 and 220 A.C. 60 cycles. VHF and SSB Marine radios,depth sounder up to 2000 mts., 48 mile radar, G.P.S., 2 tenders with outboards. 2 ten-man inflatable rubber rafts in fiberglass capsule. TV with VHS video system. Fully aircondicioned. 2 desalinators with capacity for 400 galons/day each. Freezer and refrigeration.
2008 prices per person (except charter) starting at:
Rates include: • All meals
• Transfers in the islands
• All shore excursions with an English speaking naturalist guide
Not included: • US$100 Galapagos National Park entrance fee
• Airfare from mainland Ecuador
• Bottled beverages
• Gratuities
• Cancellation/medical insurance
Itinerary 8 days
Day 1: Baltra / North Seymour
Day 2: Hood (Española): Pta. Suarez & Gardner Bay
Day 3: Floreana: Post Office & Pta. Cormorant
Day 4: Sta. Cruz: Darwin Station & Highlands
Day 5: Isabela: Pta. Moreno & Elizabeth Bay
Day 6: Isabela: Urbina Bay / Fernandina: Pta. Espinosa
Day 7: James (Santiago): Pto. Egas / Bartolome
Day 8: Sta. Cruz. Turtle Cove / Baltra
NB. Itineraries are subject to National Park regulations and can be modified wihtout previous notice.
