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Itinerary A - Eco Galaxy Catamaran - Galapagos Cruise
This expedition cruise offers the chance to explore the incredible wildlife of the Galapagos Islands. On Genovesa, you'll experience stunning views, exciting dinghy rides, and close encounters with iconic birds such as Nazca and red-footed boobies. North Seymour presents a rewarding hike and snorkeling opportunity, where you can observe the Galapagos' most famous species within one or two hours. In San Cristobal, learn about the evolution and conservation of giant tortoises, snorkel in clear waters, or relax on white sandy beaches with sea lions. On Santa Fe, enjoy a short walk to spot Galapagos hawks, Darwin's finches, mockingbirds, and sea lions. South Plaza stands out with its diverse and abundant wildlife, offering a truly unique experience.
Day 1: San Cristobal Island: Kicker Rock & Cerro Brujo
Kicker Rock
Arrive at San Cristobal airport, with a reception and transfer to the Galaxy II Cruise. Enjoy a welcome drink and lunch. Kicker Rock, also called Leon Dormido, consists of two towering rocks, 148m above sea level, resembling a lion. We'll navigate between them, but disembarkation is not allowed.
Cerro Brujo
Brujo Hill is an eroded tuff cone made of lava, characterized by low-viscosity lava that breaks as it solidifies, pushed by lava flowing behind it.
Meals Included: Lunch / Dinner
Day 2: Santa Fe Island & South Plaza Island
Santa Fe Island
Wet landing with activities like hiking, swimming, and snorkeling. This central island spans 24 km² and rises 60 meters above sea level. It features a stunning bay with turquoise waters, protected by natural rock barriers, where you can spot colonies of sea lions and hawks flying overhead. The island is home to one of two species of land iguanas, which primarily feed on the leaves and fruits of large cacti. You may also encounter crabs, nocturnal herons, marine iguanas, mockingbirds, and land doves. The bay is perfect for swimming and snorkeling, with marine turtles, rays, sea lions, and tropical fish as highlights. Snacks and drinks await you on board, followed by lunch.
South Plaza Island
South Plaza consists of two small islands formed by land uplift. Smaller land iguanas inhabit this area, nesting during warmer periods. The hike offers views along a dramatic cliff where sea birds nest. The island is home to around 1,000 sea lions, mostly located on its southern side.
Meals Included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Day 3: North Seymour Island & Mosquera Islet
North Seymour Island
Formed by the uplift of volcanic marine lava, North Seymour holds marine fossils dating back to the Pleistocene era. In 1932, Captain Alan Hancock and his crew relocated 72 land iguanas from Baltra Island to North Seymour, as the conditions were more favorable. The iguanas had been found malnourished in Baltra, but by 1934, settlers confirmed their improved health. The island's bushy vegetation is home to nesting Galapagos frigate birds. Return to EcoGalaxy for lunch.
Mosquera Islet
Located between Baltra and North Seymour, this islet hosts the largest colony of sea lions and is an excellent spot to observe various bird species.
Meals Included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Day 4: Genovesa Island: Darwin Bay & El Barranco
Darwin Bay
Wet landing on a coral beach with activities including short walks, photography, swimming, and snorkeling. Genovesa, a small island in the northern Galapagos, features a wet landing at Darwin Bay. Near the beach, you'll find a mangrove forest home to colonies of frigates, marine iguanas, red-footed and Nazca boobies, great ground finches, gulls, herons, and cactus finches. After the land visit, passengers can swim in the bay. Lunch follows.
El Barranco
Dry landing with a hike, also known as Prince Felipe's stairs. The walk along the Barranco path offers views of tropical birds, petrels, frigates, red-footed and Nazca boobies, doves, and finches.
Meals Included: Breakfast / Lunch / Dinner
Day 5: Santa Cruz Island: Carrion Point & Transfer our
Punta Carrión, located in northeastern Santa Cruz, offers a scenic navigation around its point, providing chances to observe various seabirds nesting on the rocky cliffs. Transfer out follows.
Meals Included: Breakfast
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5 Day Galapagos Itinerary Includes
Airport assistance
Transfers in Galapagos
Accommodation in double cabin
All meals during the cruise
Naturalist Bilingual Guide
All visits and excursions according to the itinerary
Snorkel Gear (mask, tube and fins)
Kayaks, paddle boards
Unlimited purified water, coffee and tea
Wetsuits, soft drinks, beach towels
5 Day Galapagos Itinerary Does not Include
Local flight to/from Galapagos
Galapagos National Park Entrance fee
Galapagos Transit card
Alcoholic drinks
Tips
Local Taxes
Travel Insurance
Service do not specified
5 Day Galapagos Itinerary Highlights
Galapagos sea lions, marine iguanas, magnificent and great frigatebirds, blue-footed boobies, and San Cristobal lava lizards.
Giant tortoises, Darwin’s finches, barn owls, white-cheeked pintails, Galapagos flycatchers, and lava tunnels.
Nesting great frigatebirds, red-footed and Nazca boobies, Galapagos sea lions, lava and swallow-tailed gulls, yellow-crowned night herons, Genovesa ground finches, Genovesa cactus finches, and Galapagos mockingbirds.
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@Nicola Constantinides
Every single detail about the voyage was spelled out by the organizing crew. If you had any question regarding the cruise, you could rest assured that the crew can answer it.
@Kyle Brinkmann
I booked my Galapagos Islands cruise with Eco Galaxy. The booking procedure was smooth, and the agent Juan Velez, was very friendly and knowledgeable about the cruise. The trip itself was awesome, and I cannot find enough words to express my gratitude.
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