GALAXY YACHT

First Class

Galaxy Yacht gives you the best option to visit the wonderful world of the Galapagos Islands. We are proud to offer you 4, 5 and 8 days cruises with the best service, excellence and security. We assure you a beautiful time and relax cruise with us.

Guest accommodations:

Galaxy Yacht has 9 beautiful and comfortable double cabins with lower beds and outside views; 3 on the lower deck, 3 on the main deck and 3 on the upper deck, private bathrooms cold-hot water, air conditioned, hair dryer, telephone in each cabin for internal communication, and high speaker.

Facilities:
Dinning room, bar and lounge, coffee station with tea, coffee, herbal infusions, and drinkable water all the time, TV and DVD, library and sundeck.

Cruise Itineraries

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5 Days – 4 Nights A

Itinerary ”A”

DAY BY DAY

Flights Information

Saturday:	AM: San Cristobal Is: Airport and transfer PM: San Cristobal Is: Interpretation Center
Sunday:	AM: San Cristobal Is: Witch Hill PM: San Cristobal Is: Pitt Point
Monday:	AM: Española Is: Suarez Point PM: Española Is: Gardner Bay
Tuesday:	AM: Floreana Is: Cormorant Point PM: Floreana Is: Post Office Bay
Wednesday:	AM: Santa Cruz Is: Charles Darwin St. AM: Baltra airport

Flights Information

Itinerary A 5D/4N (Tuesday to Saturday)	N° FLIGHT		SCHEDULE
UIO – SCY / GPS – UIO	Departure	AV1630	10:15 A 12:40
UIO – SCY / GPS – UIO	Return	AV1635	13:30 A 18:00
GYE – SCY / GPS – GYE	Departure	AV1630	11:50 A 12:40
GYE – SCY / GPS – GYE	Return	AV1635	13:30 A 16:20

6 Days – 5 Nights B

Itinerary ”B”

DAY BY DAY

Flights Information

Wednesday:	AM: Baltra airport PM: Santa Cruz Is.: Highlands
Thursday:	AM: Isabela Is.: Tintoreras & Sierra Negra Volcano PM: Isabela Is.: Wetlands & Interpretation Center
Friday:	AM: Isabela Is.: Moreno Point PM: Fernandina Is.: Espinoza Point
Saturday:	AM: Fernandina Is.: Espinoza Point PM: Isabela Is.: Tagus Cove
Sunday:	AM: Santiago Is.: Egas Port PM: Santiago Is.: Chinese Hat
Monday:	AM: Santa Cruz Is.: Black Turtle Cove AM: Baltra: Transfer to the airport

Flights Information

Itinerary B 6D/5N (Saturday to Thursday)	N° FLIGHT		SCHEDULE
UIO – SCY / GPS – UIO	Departure	AV1630	10:15 A 12:40
UIO – SCY / GPS – UIO	Return	AV1635	13:30 A 18:00
GYE – SCY / GPS – GYE	Departure	AV1630	11:50 A 12:40
GYE – SCY / GPS – GYE	Return	AV1635	13:30 A 16:20

6 Days – 5 Nights C

Itinerary ”C”

DAY BY DAY

Flights Information

Monday:	AM: Baltra airport transfer to the boat PM: Santa Cruz Is.: North Seymour
Tuesday:	AM: Bartolome Island PM: Santiago Is: Sullivan Bay
Wednesday:	AM: Genovesa Is: Darwin Bay PM: Genovesa Is: El Barranco
Thursday:	AM: South Plazas Island PM: Santa Fe Island
Friday:	AM: San Cristobal Is: Highlands PM: San Cristobal Is: Lobos Island
Saturday:	AM: San Cristobal Is.: Kicker Rock AM: San Cristobal Is.: Transfer to the airport

Flights Information

Itinerary C 6D/5N (Thursday to Tuesday)	N° FLIGHT		SCHEDULE
UIO – SCY / GPS – UIO	Departure	AV1630	10:15 A 12:40
UIO – SCY / GPS – UIO	Return	AV1635	13:30 A 18:00
GYE – SCY / GPS – GYE	Departure	AV1630	11:50 A 12:40
GYE – SCY / GPS – GYE	Return	AV1635	13:30 A 16:20

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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GALAXY YACHT	FEATURES
Type:	First class steel- hulled motor yacht
Construction:	Guayaquil 2006-2007
Leght:	35 m
Beam:	7.60 m
Draft:	1.80 m
Capacity:	16 passengers
Crew:	9 members + 1 bilingual guide
Cruising speed:	12 knots
Engines:	2 caterpilar Motors 440 HP
Water capacity:	4.000 gallons
Diesel capacity:	6.000 gallons
Electric power:	110 V AND 220 V

Rate includes:

All meals, Buffet (breakfast – lunch – dinner) water with meals.
Accommodation in double cabins.
Transfers from the airport to the yacht and vice versa in Galapagos.
Excursions in the islands with English Speaking Naturalist Guide.
Snorkelling Equipment
Air ticket.

Rate does not include:

Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee: USD 200.00 per person.
Migratory Control Card: USD 20.00 per person.
Soft drinks and alcoholics beverages.
Tips.

Note:

Rates per person in U.S. Dollars
Single occupancy supplement 80% or 100%
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.