2010 prices per person starting at:
Prices are subject to change without prior notice.
| Description |
8 days |
5 days |
4 days |
| High Season (Classic Suite) |
US$3489 |
US$2119 |
US$1589 |
| High Season (De Luxe Suite) |
US$4439 |
US$2695 |
US$2025 |
| High Season (Premium Suite) |
US$3845 |
US$2339 |
US$1755 |
| High Season (Renaissance Suite) |
US$4729 |
US$2879 |
US$2155 |
| Low Season (Classic Suite) |
US$3259 |
US$1985 |
US$1489 |
| Low Season (De Luxe Suite) |
US$4149 |
US$2519 |
US$1895 |
| Low Season (Premium Suite) |
US$3595 |
US$2185 |
US$1639 |
| Low Season (Renaissance Suite) |
US$4419 |
US$2695 |
US$2015 |
Low Season: January 8 to 14, May 1 to June 15, November 24 to December 15
Additional Information:
- Fuel surcharge $26 per passenger per night not included in prices
- Rates are per person based on double accomodation
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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 |
Additional Information
This 100-passenger ship started cruising in 1999. Explorer II is extremely comfortable with large "Suites" (not cabins), large public areas including a outdoor dining area with pool and Jacuzzi, a sundeck for soaking up the sun and relaxing in between visits, a lounge and piano bar. There is a doctor on board. Naturalist guides are top-notch and help make your Galapagos experience a rewarding education in nature and wildlife. There is a naturalist room, where visitors can watch videos, read books, look at pictures and maps all related to the Galapagos Islands. One of the unique offerings the Explorer also provides is the opportunity for individuals to sit with one of the naturalists one-on-one to discuss anything visitors wish to know about the Galapagos. The Galapagos Explorer II is the only vessel in the islands to have one of the scientists from the Darwin Station travel during each departure. This is the most deluxe ship cruising the islands.
Itinerary 4 days
Wednesday
AM: Arrival in San Cristobal Airport
PM: Cerro Brujo, San Cristóbal**
Thursday
AM: Punta Suarez, Española Island
PM: Bahia Gardner, Española Island**
Friday
AM: Charles Darwin Station & Puerto Ayora, Sta. Cruz Island
PM: Rabida Island**
Saturday
AM: Bachas Beach, Santa Cruz Island Departure from Baltra
Itinerary 5 days
Saturday
AM: Arrival by air to Baltra Airport
PM: Cerro Dragon, Santa Cruz Island
Sunday
AM: Bartholomew Island
PM: Puerto Egas, Santiago Island
Monday
AM: Punta Espinoza, Fernandina Island
PM: Punta Vicente Roca, Isabela Island
Tuesday
AM: Seymour Norte
PM: El Chato (Highlands), lava tunnels and Wild Giant Tortoises Santa Cruz Island
Wednesday
AM: Lobería or Islas Lobos or Tijeretas or El Junco and Interpretation Center, San Cristobal Island
Departure from San Cristobal
Itinerary 8 days
Saturday
AM: Arrival by air Baltra Airport
PM: Cerro Dragon, Santa Cruz Island
Sunday
AM: Bartholomew Island
PM: Puerto Egas, Santiago Island
Monday
AM: Punta Espinoza, Fernandina Island
PM: Punta Vicente Roca, Isabela Island
Tuesday
AM: Seymour Norte
PM: Highlands, lava tunnels and Wild Giant Tortoises, Santa Cruz Island
Wednesday
AM: Lobería or Islas Lobos or Tijeretas or El Junco Visit or Interpretation Center, San Cristobal Island**
PM: Cerro Brujo, San Cristobal Island**
Thursday
AM: Punta Suarez, Española Island.
PM: Bahia Gardner, Española Island
Friday
AM: Charles Darwin Station and Puerto Ayora Town, Santa Cruz Island
PM: Rabida Island
Saturday
AM: Visit to Bachas Beach, Santa Cruz Islands
PM: Departure by air from Baltra Airport
NB. Itineraries are subject to National Park regulations and can be modified without previous notice.
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