The sixteen passengers Aida Maria offers a great combination of comfort, style and economy for tours in the Galapagos. Each of the eight double cabins has a private bath and hot shower, air conditioning and an ample external deck to enjoy sunny Galapagos days. Started operating in the galapagos in 1997offering cruises around the islands as a charter yacht as well as for individual travelers.
Its design is based in efficiency and comfort with ample social areas and 8 cabins 2 in main deck,2 in upper deck and 2 in solarium providing optimum comfort for your experience exploring the Galapagos. She takes 16 guests in double cabins with private facilities, A/C and hot water and desalinate having unlimited water.
Departure dates for 5 and 8 day cruises starting Sundays and Thursdays. Dimensions: 21m length / 5 m breadth Engines: 9 knots / 2 CAT 125 hp each Electricity: 2 yanmar generator 110 v Fuel Capacity: 1500 gallons/diesel Fresh Water Capacity 2200 gallons filled by desalinator at 80gal. per hour
Complete navigation and safety equipment, 2 dingiest with 16 hp outboard motor
ITINERARY AIDA MARIA YACHT
ITINERARY 8 DAYS
Itinerary 8 Days
SUN Baltra / Bachas
MON Plazas / Santa Fe
TUE Española (Punta Suarez / Gardner Bay)
WED Floreana
THU Darwin Center / Santa Cruz Highlands
FRI Rabida / James Bay
SAT Bartolome / Sullivan Bay
SUN North Seymour / Baltra
ITINERARY 5 DAYS
SUN Baltra / Bachas
MON Plazas / Santa Fe
TUE Española (Punta Suarez / Gardner Bay)
WED Floreana
THU Darwin Center / Baltra
INCLUDES:
Accomodation in doble cabins
Private bathroom, hot water and air conditiones
Complete meals
Bilingüal Natural Guide
Transfer airport-yacht-airport
Air ticket
NOT INCLUDED
Flight to Galapagos
Entrance Fee $100
Ingala Migration Card $10
Aditional Drink
Personal Expenses
Tips
Snorkeling Equipement Around $25
Wetsuit Around $25
NOTES • Rates per person in U.S. Dollars
• Single occupancy supplement 50%
• The route of the ship and the itinerary are subject to change and can vary depending on the regulations and policies of the Galapagos National Park, weather, seasonal changes, safety, etc..
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