Higher priced cabin differs in price due to cabin configuration

Naturalist cruise charter all year long (16 passengers)

56 500

Cabin 1,2,3,4,5,6,8 Active departure (4 dives included)**

4 100

Cabin 7 Active departure (4 optional dives included)**

4 800

Active Departure Charter (16 passengers)

58 500

Active departures offer diving. Excludes personal diving equipment

rate includes  Accomodation in dbl share cabin, all meals on board, excursions to the islands with a naturalist bilingual guide english spanish

*not included       airfare ticket Quito Galapagos Quito US $408 (subject to change)                 

alcoholic or extra drinks on board, tips and personal expenses, snorkelling equipment (available for rental on board)

Entrance fee to Galapagos $ 100 per person plus Galapagos immigration card $10 per person    (to be paid in cash by all visitors upon arrival to the islands)

Fuel surcharge (cost depends on length and date of cruise and on cruiseship)

ITINERARY*
Itinerary 8 days
Saturday:  San Cristobal, Interpretation center/Isla Lobos           Sunday  Monday: Tower: Prince Phillip’s Steps Tower: Darwin Bay Monday: Isabela: Tagus Cove PM Fernandina: Punta Espinosa     Tuesday Isabela: Urbina Bay and PUnta Vicente Roca           Wednesday: Bartolomé / Puerto Egas, James Bay                    Thursday: Puerto Ayora-Charles Darwin Station / Santa Cruz: Highlands Friday: Española:Hood: Punta Suárez Hood: Gardner Bay          Saturday Kicker Rock (León Dormido) Depart: San Cristóbal

• Please note that itinerary is always subject to change without previous notice due to operational purposes

Facilities and Accommodation
Parranda is an elegant, spacious motor yacht, all 8 cabins have their private facilities with fresh, hot, and cold-water shower. The salon is ample and classy, with large windows that allow a scenic view of the outside. Long spacious , it has comfortable lounge chairs to read, sleep or relax, and is entirely covered by a canopy to offer protection from the sun. Crew: 7 plus naturalist guide.

Specifications
Navigation equipment: Sperry gyrocompass, furuno 21 mile si-tex radar, Robertson AP 7 autopilot, knot log, wind speed and direction indicator, raytheon loran C, si-tex, GPS satelite navigator, forward looking echo sounder, NVI (Night Vision Instruments), depth finders, decca navigator, si-tex video sonar, furuno weatherfax, taiyo RFD simrad watch receiver, two VHF radios.

Important Note: "motor sailors use the motor to navigate. Sails are only used barely and are mainly a decorative item."