Luxury Galapagos Cruise 6 Days – Bartolomeu And Genovesa

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Luxury Galapagos Cruise 6 Days – Bartolomeu And Genovesa

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144 hrs

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14.164.146 ARS

Embark on a remarkable 6-day journey to the breathtaking Galapagos Islands. Experience the allure of volcanic landscapes, pristine beaches, and unique wildlife, including giant tortoises, penguins, and sea lions.

Tour Description

Day 1: Arrival at Galapagos - Black Turtle Cove
Arrive at Baltra Airport and proceed to Santa Cruz Island with the guidance of a naturalist. In the afternoon, embark on an exploration of Black Turtle Cove by panga, gliding through mangroves and pristine waters teeming with sea turtles, reef sharks, rays, and a variety of seabirds.
Day 2: Rábida and Chinese Hat
Journey to Rábida Island, renowned for its red sand beaches, sea lion colonies, and flamingo habitats. Continue to Chinese Hat, a breathtaking volcanic islet offering coral beaches, turquoise waters, and prime spots to observe Galapagos penguins and sea lions.
Day 3: North Seymour and Santa Cruz Highlands
Discover North Seymour Island, a prime location for witnessing frigatebirds, blue-footed boobies, and both land and marine iguanas. In the afternoon, explore the highlands of Santa Cruz Island, famous for the giant tortoises and intriguing lava tunnels.
Day 4: Sullivan Bay and Bartholomew Island
Traverse the remarkable lava fields of Sullivan Bay, where unique volcanic vistas, penguins, and shorebirds await. Later, visit the iconic Bartholomew Island, renowned for its panoramic views of Pinnacle Rock and rich marine biodiversity.
Day 5: Genovesa - The Birdwatcher's Paradise
Explore Genovesa Island, celebrated as a top birdwatching locale in the Galápagos. At El Barranco and Darwin Bay, marvel at frigatebirds, boobies, sea lions, marine iguanas, and an astonishing variety of endemic wildlife amidst awe-inspiring volcanic scenery.
Day 6: Interpretation Center and Departure
Before concluding your adventure, visit the Interpretation Center on San Cristóbal Island to gain insights into the history and conservation efforts of the Galápagos. Transfer to the airport for your return flight to mainland Ecuador.

What’s included?

What’s included:

• Airport assistance on cruise departure dates • Transportation and fuel surcharge within the Galapagos Marine Reserve • Accommodation in a double cabin • Bilingual naturalist guide (Spanish-English) • Two bilingual Spanish-English naturalist guides on board • Cruise director on board, ensuring seamless coordination and an excellent passenger experience • Personalized crew service • All meals during the cruise, from lunch on the first day to breakfast on the last day • A snack after each activity (except the last day) • Welcome cocktail • Unlimited purified water, coffee, and tea • All visits, excursions, and activities as per the itinerary • Airport-canal/canal-airport transportation (Lobitos Bus) • Private airport-canal/canal-airport transportation • Access to VIP lounges at Baltra and San Cristóbal airports. • Use of docks and ferries • Snorkeling equipment (mask, snorkel, and fins) • Use of kayaks and paddleboards in authorized areas • Wetsuits • Shampoo, conditioner, and soap for daily use • Beach towels • Hair dryer in cabins • Clothes/towel dryer

What’s NOT included:

• International flights to/from Ecuador • Airfare to/from the Galapagos Islands from the mainland (Quito or Guayaquil) • Galapagos National Park entrance fee (USD 200 per person) • Transit Control Card (USD 20 per person) • Alcoholic and soft drinks • Gratuities • Personal expenses • Travel insurance (highly recommended) • Additional services not specified in the program

Frequently Asked Questions

The luxury Galapagos cruise package (Bartolomé and Genovesa itinerary) typically includes: accommodation in a cabin with private bathroom and air conditioning, full board on board with snacks, water, coffee, and tea, a bilingual naturalist guide certified by the Galapagos National Park, daily yacht excursions, interpretive walks, wet and dry landings, airport-yacht-airport transfers in the Galapagos, and use of basic snorkeling equipment and, depending on the vessel, kayaks or paddleboards. It typically does not include: flights to/from mainland Ecuador, National Park entrance fee, Transit Control Card (TCT/INGALA), premium alcoholic beverages, wetsuit rental, gratuities, personal expenses, insurance, and potential fuel surcharges.

This Galapagos Islands tour prioritizes two iconic islands: Bartolomé and Genovesa. On Bartolomé, you'll ascend to the viewpoint overlooking Pinnacle Rock and snorkel alongside Galapagos penguins, sea lions, and sea turtles. On Genovesa (Darwin Bay and El Barranco/Prince Philip's Steps), you'll observe colonies of red-footed and Nazca boobies, frigatebirds, and swallow-tailed gulls. Activities combine guided hikes along volcanic trails, panga trips, beach visits, and snorkeling. The order of visits may vary depending on tides, weather, and Galapagos National Park regulations. The experience is led by a certified naturalist guide who interprets the endemic wildlife.

The Galápagos Islands have two seasons that influence your trip. From December to May (warm season), there are sunny days, occasional rain, generally calmer seas, and warmer waters, excellent for snorkeling; the air temperature ranges from 26 to 30°C. From June to November (dry season), the Humboldt Current brings cooler waters (approximately 18 to 22°C), abundant marine life, and better birdwatching at Genovesa Island, although the sea can be rougher. Any month is good for a luxury cruise in the Galápagos; choose according to your interests. Bring seasickness medication if you are prone to it and book well in advance for holidays and peak season.

To enter the Galapagos Islands, you will need a valid passport, a round-trip ticket, a Transit Control Card (TCT/INGALA) obtained at the mainland airport, and payment of the Galapagos National Park entrance fee upon arrival (the amount varies depending on your category). Travel insurance is recommended. For the Bartolomé and Genovesa excursion, pack: lightweight, quick-drying clothing, a lightweight raincoat, a hat, UV sunglasses, biodegradable sunscreen, insect repellent, hiking boots, water sandals, a swimsuit, and, if you get cold easily, a neoprene wetsuit. Use a soft-sided suitcase, respect your airline's baggage restrictions, and avoid single-use plastics or drones without a permit.

To book this Galapagos tour, it's best to book 6 to 9 months in advance during peak season. A deposit is usually required to reserve your cabin, and the balance is due weeks before departure; Best Ecuador Tours' exact policies will be confirmed upon request. Cancellations typically incur increasing penalties depending on how far in advance you book, so travel insurance with cancellation coverage is highly recommended. Prices vary by date, cabin type, and availability. Ask about discounts for children, single supplements, and flight options to the Galapagos from Quito or Guayaquil. Limited availability: boutique yachts have few passengers, ideal for an exclusive experience.

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Single Couple With children Family

Difficulty Level

Moderate

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Luxury

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Type of Activity

Nautical Activities Boat tour Sightseeing Wildlife watching

Type of interest

ADVENTURE ECOTOURISM Photography Nature and Wildlife Beaches