Newest Catamaran in the GalapagosCormorant II Galapagos Cruise
5-Star Luxury Cruise★★★★★ | Capacity for 16 passengers
Operations for Cormorant II Galapagos Cruise are going to start on August 2022. Brand sparking new for 2022, the Cormorant II Galapagos catamaran provides a chance to see the Galapagos in style for 16 passengers. As well as being ecofriendly, the elegant design enables stability for a smooth cruise. Equipped with a Jacuzzi and a bar area, the sun deck is the perfect spot for cruising on warmer days, while a lounge/dining area with bar on the lower deck also provides indoor and outdoor space to kick back between island visits. The design is also noiseless, so there are no distractions from the stunning Galapagos scenery, and the floor to ceiling windows offer tremendous, panoramic views. This catamaran has satellite Wi-Fi service too.
Cormorant II Yacht Cabins: The ten cabins on the Cormorant II Galapagos catamaran are spacious and comfortable, and most offer either a twin or double configuration. Each has room to relax, air con, and a TV/DVD system. Four are on the main deck and six on the upper deck, and two boast an outdoor Jacuzzi. The fabulous balconies attached to each cabin provide an outdoor private space to relax while cruising, and the panoramic windows offer a tremendous backdrop to the journey.
CORMORANT II GALAPAGOS CATAMARAN
Year of construction: 2021 Type: Luxury Motor Catamaran Length: 148 ft (45 m) Beam: 44.3 ft (13.5 m) Draft: 5 ft (1,40 m) Cruising Speed: 16 knots Capacity: 16 passengers, 9 crew members, 1 Guide and 1 Cruise Manager Crew: 9 members + 1 bilingual guide Electric Power: 110V and 220V Accommodation Main Deck: 4 Suites (two of 592ft²/ 55m² and two of 560ft²/ 52m²) Upper Deck: 6 Suites (four of 334ft²/ 31m² and two of 370ft²/ 34m²) Sun Deck: Jacuzzi (Please check with your Guide and Cruise Director for our Jacuzzi schedules)Inclusions & Exclusions
Included
All meals throughout cruise
Transfers in the islands
All excursions
Bilingual national park guide
Use of snorkeling equipment and wetsuits
Coffee, tea and soft drinks
Use of Kayak
Free airport assistance*
1 hotel night in Quito or Guayaquil (the day before the cruise)*
Free airport transfer for Galapagos flights*
Transfers in the islands
All excursions
Bilingual national park guide
Use of snorkeling equipment and wetsuits
Coffee, tea and soft drinks
Use of Kayak
Free airport assistance*
1 hotel night in Quito or Guayaquil (the day before the cruise)*
Free airport transfer for Galapagos flights*
Not Included
Mainland-Galapagos-Mainland airfare
Alcoholic drinks
$200 Galapagos National Park fee
$20 Transit Control Card
Travel / medical insurance
Tips
Personal expenses
Alcoholic drinks
$200 Galapagos National Park fee
$20 Transit Control Card
Travel / medical insurance
Tips
Personal expensesImportant Notes
Discount for groups of 4 -14 guests 10%
Discount for children under 12 years old 20%
Xmas and New Year surcharge 35%
Single supplement 70%
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Cormorant II Galapagos Yacht offers four different itineraries
Itinerary A - South & Central Islands
Day 1 (Saturday) - SANTA CRUZ
AM: Morning flight to Galapagos Islands
PM: Bachas Beach
This morning our representative will meet you at Baltra Airport and escort you to the Cormorant II catamaran for the start of your exciting journey.
After some time to settle into your cabin and have some lunch we’ll visit the historically interesting, fabulous white sand Bachas Beach which had a US presence during the Second World War.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sally Lightfoot crab, black necked stilt, whimbrels, sea turtles, flamingos, hermit crabs.
This morning our representative will meet you at Baltra Airport and escort you to the Cormorant II catamaran for the start of your exciting journey.
After some time to settle into your cabin and have some lunch we’ll visit the historically interesting, fabulous white sand Bachas Beach which had a US presence during the Second World War.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sally Lightfoot crab, black necked stilt, whimbrels, sea turtles, flamingos, hermit crabs.
Day 2 (Sunday) - BARTHOLEMEW & SANTIAGO
AM: Pinnacle Rock
PM: Sullivan Bay
Our visit this morning is to the jewel of the Galapagos Islands, Bartholomew Island, with the stunning Pinnacle Rock. After hiking up a trail of stairs to the island’s summit, there are spectacular panoramas to photograph, and later a chance for snorkeling too.
Later we visit Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island to enjoy a pristine coral sand beach and hiking among fascinating lava formations. There is snorkeling here too.
Galapagos Wildlife: Galapagos penguin, reef sharks, rays, tropical fish
Our visit this morning is to the jewel of the Galapagos Islands, Bartholomew Island, with the stunning Pinnacle Rock. After hiking up a trail of stairs to the island’s summit, there are spectacular panoramas to photograph, and later a chance for snorkeling too.
Later we visit Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island to enjoy a pristine coral sand beach and hiking among fascinating lava formations. There is snorkeling here too.
Galapagos Wildlife: Galapagos penguin, reef sharks, rays, tropical fish
Day 3 (Monday) - SOUTH PLAZA & SANTA FE
AM: South Plazas
PM: Santa Fe
At South Plaza Island we will take a short hike to see the interesting Opuntia cacti vegetation and spectacular steep cliffs at this Galapagos visitor site. There is also a very big sea lion colony here.
In the afternoon at Santa Fe Island we can enjoy a beautiful bay and do some hiking along two short visitor trails along cliff tops and a beach.encounters with colonies of marine sea lions.
Galapagos Wildlife and species: Sea lions, Audubon’s shearwater, Nazca booby, swallow-tailed gull, land iguana.
At South Plaza Island we will take a short hike to see the interesting Opuntia cacti vegetation and spectacular steep cliffs at this Galapagos visitor site. There is also a very big sea lion colony here.
In the afternoon at Santa Fe Island we can enjoy a beautiful bay and do some hiking along two short visitor trails along cliff tops and a beach.encounters with colonies of marine sea lions.
Galapagos Wildlife and species: Sea lions, Audubon’s shearwater, Nazca booby, swallow-tailed gull, land iguana. Day 4 (Tuesday) - SAN CRISTOBAL
AM: Witch Hill
PM: Pitt Point
The first of our stops on San Cristobal Island is to Witch Hill on the northern coast where we can hike, snorkel, take a dinghy ride or enjoy some kayaking along the pretty coastline.
Later we’ll visit Pitt Point, a great spot for seeing all three types of booby. We’ll follow a steep cliff trail and partake in some fabulous bird watching. We can snorkel, take a dinghy ride or do some kayaking here too.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sea lion, Darwin’s finches, mockingbirds, shore birds, sea turtles, rays, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, red footed booby, tropical fish.
The first of our stops on San Cristobal Island is to Witch Hill on the northern coast where we can hike, snorkel, take a dinghy ride or enjoy some kayaking along the pretty coastline.
Later we’ll visit Pitt Point, a great spot for seeing all three types of booby. We’ll follow a steep cliff trail and partake in some fabulous bird watching. We can snorkel, take a dinghy ride or do some kayaking here too.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sea lion, Darwin’s finches, mockingbirds, shore birds, sea turtles, rays, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, red footed booby, tropical fish.Day 5 (Wednesday) - SAN CRISTOBAL
AM: David Rodriguez Breeding Center
PM: Kicker Rock
Sticking with San Cristobal, today we first head to the David Rodriguez Breeding Center for a chance to admire the giant tortoise breeding program here.
This afternoon we sail to Kicker Rock to the west of San Cristobal for some fabulous kayaking and snorkeling alongside this unusual rock formation.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoise, turtles, hammerhead sharks, boobies, frigate birds, sea birds, manta rays.
Sticking with San Cristobal, today we first head to the David Rodriguez Breeding Center for a chance to admire the giant tortoise breeding program here.
This afternoon we sail to Kicker Rock to the west of San Cristobal for some fabulous kayaking and snorkeling alongside this unusual rock formation.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoise, turtles, hammerhead sharks, boobies, frigate birds, sea birds, manta rays.
Day 6 (Thursday) - ESPAÑOLA
AM: Suarez Point
PM: Gardner Bay
If the season is right (April-December) there is the chance of the highlight of seeing the waved albatross this morning at Suarez Point. We take a short hike through a stunning landscape to view a magnificent blow hole.
This afternoon at Gardner Bay there is a chance to hike, snorkel, kayak, take a dinghy ride, or simply relax on one of the most stunning white sand beaches in the archipelago.
Wildlife you might see today: Mockingbirds, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, Galapagos hawk, red billed tropicbird, sea lions, tropical fish.
If the season is right (April-December) there is the chance of the highlight of seeing the waved albatross this morning at Suarez Point. We take a short hike through a stunning landscape to view a magnificent blow hole.
This afternoon at Gardner Bay there is a chance to hike, snorkel, kayak, take a dinghy ride, or simply relax on one of the most stunning white sand beaches in the archipelago.
Wildlife you might see today: Mockingbirds, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, Galapagos hawk, red billed tropicbird, sea lions, tropical fish. Day 7 (Friday) - FLOREANA
AM: Cormorant Point
PM: Post Office Bay
Cormorant Point is our first visit this morning, where the bright pink flamingos in the lagoon contrast sharply with the green tinged beach in the foreground.
Later, at Post Office Bay, we visit an antiquated barrel-based postal system still in operation today and we can take part in some hiking and snorkeling. You can try sending or delivering mail from here.
Wildlife you might see today: Sea lions, Hood mockingbirds, Nazca boobies, Flamingos, turtles.
Cormorant Point is our first visit this morning, where the bright pink flamingos in the lagoon contrast sharply with the green tinged beach in the foreground.
Later, at Post Office Bay, we visit an antiquated barrel-based postal system still in operation today and we can take part in some hiking and snorkeling. You can try sending or delivering mail from here.
Wildlife you might see today: Sea lions, Hood mockingbirds, Nazca boobies, Flamingos, turtles.
Day 8 (Saturday) - SANTA CRUZ
AM: Charles Darwin Research Station
This morning there is time for a visit to one last Galapagos visitor site. We’ll head to the Charles Darwin Research Station. Here we can learn about conservation in the islands and learn about giant tortoise breeding at the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center.
After this visit we will transfer you to Baltra Airport to catch your outbound flight to the Ecuadorian mainland, taking with you amazing memories and pictures of your Galapagos adventure.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoise, land iguanas.
This morning there is time for a visit to one last Galapagos visitor site. We’ll head to the Charles Darwin Research Station. Here we can learn about conservation in the islands and learn about giant tortoise breeding at the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center.
After this visit we will transfer you to Baltra Airport to catch your outbound flight to the Ecuadorian mainland, taking with you amazing memories and pictures of your Galapagos adventure.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoise, land iguanas. Itinerary B - Western & Northern Islands
Day 1 (Saturday) - SANTA CRUZ
AM: Arrival
PM: Twin Craters
We’ll be at the airport to welcome you this morning and to transfer you to the Cormorant II catamaran where your Galapagos adventure kicks off! On arrival we will have time to eat lunch and settle in.
After lunch we’ll take a trip on Santa Cruz Island up to the highlands. Here, well observe the breathtaking scenery at the twin craters. We’ll also visit a giant tortoise reserve for a chance to observe these mighty beasts in their natural habitat.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoise, sea lion, Darwin’s finches.
We’ll be at the airport to welcome you this morning and to transfer you to the Cormorant II catamaran where your Galapagos adventure kicks off! On arrival we will have time to eat lunch and settle in.
After lunch we’ll take a trip on Santa Cruz Island up to the highlands. Here, well observe the breathtaking scenery at the twin craters. We’ll also visit a giant tortoise reserve for a chance to observe these mighty beasts in their natural habitat.
Galapagos Wildlife: Giant tortoise, sea lion, Darwin’s finches.Day 2 (Sunday) - ISABELA ISLAND
AM: Tintoreras Islet / Sierra Negra Volcano
PM: Wetlands / Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center
This morning you’ll wake in the Western Islands off Isabela. There may be a chance to visit either Tintoreras Islet for some snorkeling or to take a hike at the Sierra Negra volcano.
Later there is an opportunity to visit the wetlands or the Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center. The former is a birdwatcher’s delight, and at the latter you may see baby giant tortoises.
Galapagos Wildlife: Common stilt, whimbrels, white cheeked pintail, gallinules, giant tortoise.
This morning you’ll wake in the Western Islands off Isabela. There may be a chance to visit either Tintoreras Islet for some snorkeling or to take a hike at the Sierra Negra volcano.
Later there is an opportunity to visit the wetlands or the Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center. The former is a birdwatcher’s delight, and at the latter you may see baby giant tortoises.
Galapagos Wildlife: Common stilt, whimbrels, white cheeked pintail, gallinules, giant tortoise.Day 3 (Monday) - ISABELA
AM: Moreno Point
PM: Elizabeth Bay
Moreno Point off Isabela Island is an excellent spot for a dinghy ride around the rocky shore to explore tidal pools and spot the fascinating birdlife here. There is a chance to hike and snorkel too
Later, at Elizabeth Bay, we can take a dinghy ride to explore the multitude of islets by boat.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Flamingos, pintail duck, turtles, white tipped reef shark, gallinule, sea lion, Galapagos penguin, rays, herons, blue footed booby.
Moreno Point off Isabela Island is an excellent spot for a dinghy ride around the rocky shore to explore tidal pools and spot the fascinating birdlife here. There is a chance to hike and snorkel too
Later, at Elizabeth Bay, we can take a dinghy ride to explore the multitude of islets by boat.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Flamingos, pintail duck, turtles, white tipped reef shark, gallinule, sea lion, Galapagos penguin, rays, herons, blue footed booby. Day 4 (Tuesday) - FERNANDINA & ISABELA
AM: Mangle Point
PM: Urbina Bay
Remaining in the western archipelago, our first visit today is to Mangle Point at Fernandina Island. Here we take a dinghy ride around this inlet, and can snorkel, perhaps spotting penguins diving for food.
Returning to Elizabeth Bay on Isabela, we can learn about the unique mangrove forest here and take a dinghy ride to look for marine life.
The Galapagos species you can see today include: Sea lion, Galapagos penguin, flightless cormorant, sea turtles, blue footed booby, colorful fish.
Remaining in the western archipelago, our first visit today is to Mangle Point at Fernandina Island. Here we take a dinghy ride around this inlet, and can snorkel, perhaps spotting penguins diving for food.
Returning to Elizabeth Bay on Isabela, we can learn about the unique mangrove forest here and take a dinghy ride to look for marine life.
The Galapagos species you can see today include: Sea lion, Galapagos penguin, flightless cormorant, sea turtles, blue footed booby, colorful fish.
Day 5 (Wednesday) - FERNANDINA & ISABELA
AM: Espinosa Point
PM: Vicente Roca Point
This morning we visit Espinoza Point on Fernandina Island, a superb spot for seeing the flightless cormorant in its natural habitat, and with an opportunity for some hiking.
This afternoon we have our final visit near Isabela Island where we take a dinghy ride and snorkel off the northwestern coast at Vicente Roca Point.
Wildlife you can see today: Flightless cormorant, Galapagos hawk, sea lions, Galapagos penguin, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, rays, puffer fish.
This morning we visit Espinoza Point on Fernandina Island, a superb spot for seeing the flightless cormorant in its natural habitat, and with an opportunity for some hiking.
This afternoon we have our final visit near Isabela Island where we take a dinghy ride and snorkel off the northwestern coast at Vicente Roca Point.
Wildlife you can see today: Flightless cormorant, Galapagos hawk, sea lions, Galapagos penguin, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, rays, puffer fish.
Day 6 (Thursday) - SANTIAGO
AM: Egas Port
PM: Espumilla Beach / Buccaneer Cove
Our first visit on Santiago Island this morning is to Egas Port for a pretty walk along the coast around some tidal rock pools. We can learn about the history of the island too.
This afternoon we visit Espumilla Beach or Buccaneer Cove. The former provides super snorkeling opportunities, while the latter is of great historical interest as pirates holed up here in the past, surviving on tortoise meat.
Wildlife you might see today: Fur sea lions, Galapagos hawk, lava lizard, marine iguana, Darwin’s finches, oyster catchers, reef sharks, rays, herons, eels.
Our first visit on Santiago Island this morning is to Egas Port for a pretty walk along the coast around some tidal rock pools. We can learn about the history of the island too.
This afternoon we visit Espumilla Beach or Buccaneer Cove. The former provides super snorkeling opportunities, while the latter is of great historical interest as pirates holed up here in the past, surviving on tortoise meat.
Wildlife you might see today: Fur sea lions, Galapagos hawk, lava lizard, marine iguana, Darwin’s finches, oyster catchers, reef sharks, rays, herons, eels.Day 7 (Friday) - GENOVESA
AM: El Barranco
PM: Darwin Bay
First on Genovesa Island is Prince Phillip’s Steps for some hiking up a steep rocky path with a view of a cliff face and some fabulous bird watching opportunities.
Later, at Darwin Bay, after a short hike we can relax on the white sand, enjoy the stunning views, and do snorkeling or kayaking to observe the marine life.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Galapagos dove, Galapagos swallow, Red footed booby, storm petrel, short eared owl, Nazca booby, swallow tailed gull, rays, hammerhead shark, reef fish.
First on Genovesa Island is Prince Phillip’s Steps for some hiking up a steep rocky path with a view of a cliff face and some fabulous bird watching opportunities.
Later, at Darwin Bay, after a short hike we can relax on the white sand, enjoy the stunning views, and do snorkeling or kayaking to observe the marine life.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Galapagos dove, Galapagos swallow, Red footed booby, storm petrel, short eared owl, Nazca booby, swallow tailed gull, rays, hammerhead shark, reef fish.Day 8 (Saturday) - NORTH SEYMOUR
AM: North Seymour
We head to our final visitor site today, at North Seymour Island. A flat trail across the island allows us to see the fascinating birdlife here and photograph the arid vegetation.
From here we’ll make our way to the airport on Baltra Island. From here you can connect with your flight back to Ecuador and your onward journey.
Galapagos Wildlife: Land iguana, marine iguana, frigate birds, blue footed booby, sea lion.
We head to our final visitor site today, at North Seymour Island. A flat trail across the island allows us to see the fascinating birdlife here and photograph the arid vegetation.
From here we’ll make our way to the airport on Baltra Island. From here you can connect with your flight back to Ecuador and your onward journey.
Galapagos Wildlife: Land iguana, marine iguana, frigate birds, blue footed booby, sea lion. Itinerary 5 Days - Central & Eastern Islands
Day 1 (Saturday) - SANTA CRUZ
AM: Arrival
PM: Bachas Beach
Today you’ll arrive in the Galapagos Islands at Baltra Airport and we will transfer you to the Cormorant II, where you can get settled in.
After a delicious lunch and some time to relax we will first be Bachas Beach-bound to enjoy this delightful stretch of white sand and learn about the US military history here in World War II.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sally Lightfoot crab, black necked stilt, whimbrels, sea turtles, flamingos, hermit crabs.
Today you’ll arrive in the Galapagos Islands at Baltra Airport and we will transfer you to the Cormorant II, where you can get settled in.
After a delicious lunch and some time to relax we will first be Bachas Beach-bound to enjoy this delightful stretch of white sand and learn about the US military history here in World War II.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sally Lightfoot crab, black necked stilt, whimbrels, sea turtles, flamingos, hermit crabs.
Day 2 (Sunday) - BARTHOLOMEW & SANTIAGO
AM: Pinnacle Rock
PM: Egas Port
You may recognize Pinnacle Rock at Bartholomew Island this morning, as it is one of the most scenic views in the islands. We will hike to the top of the island along a trail that includes stairs to see the stunning panorama. Later we can snorkel off the island.
This afternoon at Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island we’ll relax and snorkel off a spectacular coral sand beach. There is also hiking here with a backdrop of lava scenery.
Galapagos species: Galapagos penguin, reef sharks, rays, tropical fish.
You may recognize Pinnacle Rock at Bartholomew Island this morning, as it is one of the most scenic views in the islands. We will hike to the top of the island along a trail that includes stairs to see the stunning panorama. Later we can snorkel off the island.
This afternoon at Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island we’ll relax and snorkel off a spectacular coral sand beach. There is also hiking here with a backdrop of lava scenery.
Galapagos species: Galapagos penguin, reef sharks, rays, tropical fish.
Day 3 (Monday) - SOUTH PLAZAS & SANTA FE
AM: South Plazas
PM: Santa Fe
Hiking at South Plaza Island takes us past the unusual Opuntia cacti vegetation that grows here. We can photograph the large sea lion colony and watch birds that reside on the steep cliffs on this island.
Later, at Santa Fe Island, there are hiking opportunities along two trails – one along the pretty beach and the other atop the cliffs, to spot wildlife along the way.
Wildlife for this visitor site: Sea lions, Audubon’s shearwater, Nazca booby, swallow-tailed gull, land iguana.
Hiking at South Plaza Island takes us past the unusual Opuntia cacti vegetation that grows here. We can photograph the large sea lion colony and watch birds that reside on the steep cliffs on this island.
Later, at Santa Fe Island, there are hiking opportunities along two trails – one along the pretty beach and the other atop the cliffs, to spot wildlife along the way.
Wildlife for this visitor site: Sea lions, Audubon’s shearwater, Nazca booby, swallow-tailed gull, land iguana.
Day 4 (Tuesday) - SAN CRISTOBAL
AM: Witch Hill
PM: Pitt Point
This morning we head to San Cristobal Island for some hiking at Witch Hill. Activities abound here and we can do kayaking around the coast, snorkel or sit back on a dinghy ride, spotting wildlife.
At Pitt Point this afternoon, hiking takes us up a steep trail on the cliffs, but it is worth it for the bird watching opportunities here. After this, kayaking is one option, or snorkeling, or alternatively another informative dinghy ride.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sea lion, Darwin’s finches, mockingbirds, shore birds, sea turtles, rays, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, red footed booby, tropical fish.
This morning we head to San Cristobal Island for some hiking at Witch Hill. Activities abound here and we can do kayaking around the coast, snorkel or sit back on a dinghy ride, spotting wildlife.
At Pitt Point this afternoon, hiking takes us up a steep trail on the cliffs, but it is worth it for the bird watching opportunities here. After this, kayaking is one option, or snorkeling, or alternatively another informative dinghy ride.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Sea lion, Darwin’s finches, mockingbirds, shore birds, sea turtles, rays, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, red footed booby, tropical fish.Day 5 (Wednesday) - SAN CRISTOBAL
AM: David Rodriguez Breeding Center / Lobos Island
This morning we have a final visit to the David Rodriguez Breeding Center for a chance to admire the giant tortoise breeding program here and see baby tortoises.
After this visit this morning, we’ll transfer you onward to San Cristobal Airport. From here you can take your flight back to Ecuador to resume your onward journey, with a lifetime of happy Galapagos memories.
Galapagos species: Giant tortoise, sea lion, blue footed booby, turtles.
This morning we have a final visit to the David Rodriguez Breeding Center for a chance to admire the giant tortoise breeding program here and see baby tortoises.
After this visit this morning, we’ll transfer you onward to San Cristobal Airport. From here you can take your flight back to Ecuador to resume your onward journey, with a lifetime of happy Galapagos memories.
Galapagos species: Giant tortoise, sea lion, blue footed booby, turtles.
Itinerary 4 Days - Southern Islands
Day 1 (Wednesday) - SAN CRISTOBAL
AM: Morning flight to Galapagos Islands
PM: Kicker Rock
Today on your arrival at San Cristobal Airport, our representative will collect you and transfer you to the Cormorant II catamaran for the start of your Galapagos journey.
After some time to settle in, and a tasty lunch we sail to Kicker Rock, your first Galapagos visitor site. The snorkeling here is excellent and there may be a chance for kayaking too at this interesting rock formation.
Galapagos Wildlife Turtles, hammerhead sharks, boobies, frigate birds, sea birds, manta rays.
Today on your arrival at San Cristobal Airport, our representative will collect you and transfer you to the Cormorant II catamaran for the start of your Galapagos journey.
After some time to settle in, and a tasty lunch we sail to Kicker Rock, your first Galapagos visitor site. The snorkeling here is excellent and there may be a chance for kayaking too at this interesting rock formation.
Galapagos Wildlife Turtles, hammerhead sharks, boobies, frigate birds, sea birds, manta rays.Day 2 (Thursday) - ESPANOLA
AM: Suarez Point
PM: Gardner Bay / Gardner Islet
Suarez Point is one of the highlights of the Galapagos Island, with its range of birdlife, the waved albatross in the right season (April through December) and its fascinating blow hole atop the cliff.
Relaxation is in order this afternoon at the spectacular white sand beach of Gardner Bay. For the more active you can also hike, snorkel, take a dinghy ride or do some kayaking here too.
The wildlife you will see on this day of your Galapagos cruise trip includes: Mockingbirds, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, Galapagos hawk, red billed tropicbird, sea lions, tropical fish.
Suarez Point is one of the highlights of the Galapagos Island, with its range of birdlife, the waved albatross in the right season (April through December) and its fascinating blow hole atop the cliff.
Relaxation is in order this afternoon at the spectacular white sand beach of Gardner Bay. For the more active you can also hike, snorkel, take a dinghy ride or do some kayaking here too.
The wildlife you will see on this day of your Galapagos cruise trip includes: Mockingbirds, Nazca booby, blue footed booby, Galapagos hawk, red billed tropicbird, sea lions, tropical fish. Day 3 (Friday) - FLOREANA
AM: Cormorant Point / Champion Islet
PM: Post Office Bay / Baroness Viewing Point
This morning we head to Cormorant Point, and land on a green-ish tinged beach. From here a short walk allows us to see pink flamingos in the lagoon behind the beach, and another beach too, where turtles nest.
In the afternoon we visit Post Office Bay. As indicated by its name, there is an old postal system here where post is placed in a barrel and distributed onward by visitors. After seeing this there is a chance to snorkel as well.
Wildlife you might see today: Flamingos, turtles.
This morning we head to Cormorant Point, and land on a green-ish tinged beach. From here a short walk allows us to see pink flamingos in the lagoon behind the beach, and another beach too, where turtles nest.
In the afternoon we visit Post Office Bay. As indicated by its name, there is an old postal system here where post is placed in a barrel and distributed onward by visitors. After seeing this there is a chance to snorkel as well.
Wildlife you might see today: Flamingos, turtles.Day 4 (Saturday) - SANTA CRUZ
AM: Tortoise Breeding Center
We just have time this morning before your flight to squeeze in one last Galapagos visitor site – to the Charles Darwin Research Station. This place is very informative about conservation in the archipelago, and there is a chance to see the giant tortoise breeding program at the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center too.
Later we will escort you to Baltra Airport, from where you can take your flight back to Ecuador and your onward journey.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Seabirds, giant tortoise, land iguana.
We just have time this morning before your flight to squeeze in one last Galapagos visitor site – to the Charles Darwin Research Station. This place is very informative about conservation in the archipelago, and there is a chance to see the giant tortoise breeding program at the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center too.
Later we will escort you to Baltra Airport, from where you can take your flight back to Ecuador and your onward journey.
Galapagos Wildlife you might see today: Seabirds, giant tortoise, land iguana.
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