Galapagos Cruise, Isabela

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  • 7 DAYS

  • Tuesday                                                                          Baltra Island North Seymour Island
  • Wednesday                                                               Gardner Bay (Hood Island) Punta Suárez (Hood Island)
  • Thursday                                                                          Point Cormorant (Floreana Island) Post Office Bay (Floreana Island)
  • Friday:                                                                              Santa Cruz Island
  • Saturday                                                                        Darwin Bay (Tower Island) Prince Philip's Steps (Tower Island)
  • Sunday                                                                              Early Punta Espinoza (Fernandina Island) Urbina Bay (Isabela Island)
  • Monday                                                                          Puerto Egas (James Island) Bartolome Island
  • Tuesday                                                                    Bartolome Island
  • 5 DAYS
  • Friday                                                                               Santa Cruz Island
  • Saturday                                                                       Darwin Bay (Tower Island) Prince Philip's Steps (Tower Island)
  • Sunday                                                                           Tagus Cove (Isabela Island) Punta Espinoza (Fernandina Island)
  • Monday                                                                          Puerto Egas (James Island) Bartolome Island
  • Tuesday                                                                             After breakfast, departure to the port and airport to take the flight back to the continent.
  • 5 DAYS
  • Tuesday                                                                          Baltra Island North Seymour Island
  • Wednesday                                                               Gardner Bay (Hood Island) Punta Suárez (Hood Island)
  • Thursday                                                                          Point Cormorant (Floreana Island) Post Office Bay (Floreana Island)
  • Friday                                                                               Santa Cruz Island
  • NB. Itineraries are subject to National Park regulations and can be modified without previous notice.

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Isabela II Cruise Ship

Category: Luxury Class

Departures: Every Tuesday

Capacity: 40 passenger

Facilities & Accommodation

With a capacity of only 40 guests, Yacht ISABELA II offers a relaxed atmosphere while enjoying an unforgettable Galapagos expedition, where guests fully experience their sense of discovery and bonding with nature. ISABELA II expeditions offer all aspects of the Galapagos: an intimate contact with wildlife, active volcanoes, a vast Marine Reserve, adventure, comfort and safety.

ISABELA II, with 20 outside cabins plus an owner's suite, is the most luxurious yacht cruising the Galapagos, and offers an elegant yet relaxed atmosphere for experiencing the full adventure of the Islands. The yacht is fully air-conditioned; all cabins are spacious and have private bathrooms. Its three public decks offer the amenities of a larger vessel, including bar-salon, dining room and sun deck. The library contains a large selection of books on Galapagos and Ecuador, as well as excellent nature and conservation videos, making this reference library the most complete one of all Galapagos vessels.

From dining room to stateroom, one senses the superior quality at all levels of service.

The sun deck is comprised of a bar with ample outdoor seating, an observation area for whale and dolphin watching, a jacuzzi and solarium. As an alternative to snorkeling, the glass-bottom boat offers another opportunity to observe the marine life. Our Expedition Team consists of three Naturalists. All will delight guests with diverse natural history explanations, superb on-deck talks, and eye-catching lectures regarding natural history issues.

Specifications

Construction: 1979

Reconstruction: Pensacola, Florida, 1988

Refurbishment: Panama, March 2000

Gross Tonnage: 1.025 tons.

Type of Vessel: Motor Yacht

Length: 53.72 meters (166 feet)

Beam: 11.58 meters (38 feet)

Speed: 10 knots

Electricity: 110 Volts 60 Hz.

Engines: 2 GM Detroit Diesel 900 BHP each

Navigation Equipment: Gyrocompass, Automatic Pilot, radar, and GPS

Safety Certificates: SOLAS 74 - ISM

Fire Detector: Automatic with control from the bridge.

Life Jackets: In each cabin

Lifeboats: 2 units semi enclosed

Landing Craft: 3 Zodiacs + glass bottom boat

Owner: ETICA / Metropolitan Touring Decks: 3 (Sun deck, Cabin deck, Main deck)

Crew: 24

Naturalist: 3

Medical Officer: Permanently on board

Bar - Lounge, Boutique Gift Shop Radio, telephone, E-mail, and Fax communications PA System Snorkeling Equipment Multimedia natural history lectures Stargazing Program Digital camera and underwater housing Glass bottom boat Jacuzzi Reading Room & Natural History Library Air conditioned throughout

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Our signature fleet of three identical Superior first-class 20-passenger motor yachts, M/Y Eric, Flamingo I, and Letty, were custom-designed for Galapagos excursions. These sister yachts offer tremendous value and superior comfort in spacious accommodations for small groups.

Built in 1991 and refurbished every year, each yacht features ten double outside facing cabins located on three decks with polished teak wood interiors, window view or portholes. They are fully air conditioned throughout, have private bath facilities with fresh, hot-and-cold-water showers, hair dryer, toiletries, roomy closet and drawers.

Overhead storage is also provided, as are separate climate controls, ionizer (iguana and booby deck only), intercom system, life vests, bottled water and fresh towels.

A seasoned Captain, eight dedicated crewmembers, and two experienced English speaking naturalist guides attend to the details of your Galapagos cruise.

Each naturalist takes a group of no more than 10 passengers on all shore excursions and shares extensive insights into the Islands ' diverse wildlife. Small wooden boats, locally called pangas, ferry passengers to shore for Island visit