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5 days

from $3,990

Isabella II – Northern

Highlights

Visit Santa Cruz's Charles Darwin's research center
Walk Santiago's moonscape-like volcanic formations
Chinese Hat unique conical shape and lava formations
Witness Genovesa's largest variety of seabirds
Yellowish Iguanas photo opportunity at Santa Fe

Tour Facts

Pricefrom $3,990
Duration5 Days / 4 Nights
ship

Isabella II

Activity Level

Level 1

Starts / EndsBaltra / Baltra
DepartsMonday
Location
Galapagos Islands

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Tour Facts

Pricefrom $3,990
Duration5 Days / 4 Nights
ship

Isabella II

Activity Level

Level 1

Starts / EndsBaltra / Baltra
DepartsMonday
Location
Galapagos Islands

Summary

Day
overnight & activities
1
BaltraIsland|Airport (GPS)|Santa CruzIsland|El Chato Tortoise Reserve
2
SantiagoIsland|Egas Port|Chinese HatIslet
3
GenovesaIsland|Darwin Bay|Prince Phillip's Steps
4
Santa FeIsland|Santa CruzIsland|Carrion Point
5
BaltraIsland|Airport (GPS)

Full Itinerary

Day 1
(Monday)
BaltraIsland|Airport (GPS)|Santa CruzIsland|El Chato Tortoise Reserve
activities
:
Walk, Zodiac
meals
:
Dinner

Isabella II

Day 2
(Tuesday)
SantiagoIsland|Egas Port|Chinese HatIslet
activities
:
Snorkel, Swim, Walk, Zodiac
meals
:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Isabella II

Day 3
(Wednesday)
GenovesaIsland|Darwin Bay|Prince Phillip's Steps
activities
:
Kayak, Snorkel, Swim, Walk, Zodiac
meals
:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Isabella II

Day 4
(Thursday)
Santa FeIsland|Santa CruzIsland|Carrion Point
activities
:
Kayak, Snorkel, Swim, Walk, Zodiac
meals
:
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Isabella II

Day 5
(Friday)
BaltraIsland|Airport (GPS)
end of the itinerary
Important: Daily activities description subject to change

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Pricing Details

Rates shown are per person based on standard double room or cabin occupancy.
Prices in US$ and valid through December 31, 2024
Single occupancy subject to single supplement .
Credit card payments subject to 3% processing fee.

What is Included

Hotels as shown or similar
All meals as shown
Airport transfers as shown
Professional bilingual guides
Excursions as part of a group
Gratuities except to guides

Additional Budget Considerations

International flights
Quito or Guayaquil to Galapagos roundtrip flights (est. $500)
Galapagos park fee and Tourist Card ($120)

Ship Categories

LUXURY CRUISES

Exquisite cruising experience, featuring top-notch amenities and personalized services. Plush accommodations, gourmet dining, and an excellent staff-to-guest ratio.

first class

High-quality cruising experience with a balance of comfort and luxury. Well-appointed cabins, a variety of dining options, numerous onboard activities, and attentive service.

mid-range class

Comfortable cruising experience with a balance between affordability and quality amenities. Ships offer cozy accommodations, a range of dining options, and a good assortment of activities. 

tourist class

Enjoyable cruising experience with basic amenities and services. They provide clean and comfortable accommodations and standard dining options.

budget class

Most affordable cruising option. While amenities and services are basic, these ships still offer clean accommodations and simple dining options.

About Your Adventure

Activity Levels

level 1 - easier

Activities: scenic drives, canoe rides, walks up to 1 hour. Trail conditions: cobblestones, pavement, gravel, or dirt paths. Some days require extended walking.

LEVEL 2 - MODERATE

Most travelers can join level 2 adventures without prior experience. Being generally fit is important. Activities include short hikes up to 3 hours, sea kayaking in calm waters, and rafting on Class I-II rapids.

LEVEL 3 - ACTIVE

Includes 3-6 hours of daily physical activity, like rafting and wilderness camping. Hikes cover 8-10 miles, including steep ascents or descents. Rafting features Class III rapids.

LEVEL 4 - CHALLENGE

Hikes up to 14 miles. Rugged terrain, exposure risk, altitudes over 10,000 ft. Rafting: Class IV-V rapids. Kayaking: 4-5 hrs daily, open water with waves and tides.

LEVEL 5 - extreme

For experienced adventurers. Trekking without vehicle support in rugged terrain above 10,000 feet. Long hikes, up to 12 hours, with significant altitude changes. Rafting in: Class IV-V rapids. Experience and doctor's certificate required.