Galapagos Adventure: Northern Islands (Grand Daphne)

Meals
6 Breakfast(s), 4 Lunch(s), 5 Dinner(s)

Transport
Boat , Plane , Bus , Zodiac (Panga)

Accommodation
Hotel (2 nights), Overnight boat (4 nights)

• Isla San Cristobal - Interpretation Center Visit (1 hour) - Dry Landing
• San Cristobal - Leon Dormido (Kicker Rock)
• Isla San Cristobal - Cerro Brujo - snorkel or beach walk (1 hour)
• Isla Plaza Sur - Walk (2 hours) - Dry Landing
• Isla Santa Fe - Walk (1.5 hours) - Wet Landing
• Isla Santa Fe - Snorkel (1 hour)
• Isla Genovesa - Bahia Darwin - Walk (2 hours) Wet Landing
• Isla Genovesa - La Barranco - Snorkel (1 hour)
• Isla Santiago - Sullivan Bay - Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry Landing
• Isla Santiago - Sullivan Bay - Snorkelling (45 mins)
• Isla Santa Cruz - Cerro Dragon - Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry Landing
• Isla Santa Cruz - Cerro Dragon - Snorkelling or swimming (1 hour)
• Isla Santa Cruz - Black Turtle Cove - Panga ride (1.5 hours)

• Enjoy a short but sweet introduction to the famed archipelago – this trip makes for the perfect addition to any South American adventure – strikeing the perfect balance between excursion-packed days and relaxing evenings on the Grand Daphne – one of the newest motor yachts.
• Hike, snorkel, sleep, repeat – this isn’t your average cruise! Get active in the rugged and isolated northern Galapagos Islands.
• See sunbathing sea lions, colourful crabs, amazing birdlife and maybe even some giant tortoises that call these islands home.
• Wander along the beautiful white sand beach at Bahia Borrero, then snorkel with reef sharks and manta rays.
• Discover the otherworldly landscapes and creatures the islands are famous for, going deeper with a knowledgeable local naturalist guide who will accompany you on all your excursions.

• This trip involves lots of active adventure and we ask that you read through the itinerary carefully to ensure that this trip is right for you. You’ll need to feel comfortable with the included activities and with moving about the boat. The cabins and communal areas of the boat are spread over three decks and the steps between the decks are steep. For getting to small islets, coves and prime snorkelling spots, it is sometimes necessary to use a Zodiac boat (panga). You will need to be comfortable climbing in and out of one during wet and dry landings. The waters of the Galapagos are generally calm and serene. However, there is always the possibility of choppy water at sea. Steady sea legs (and a sturdy stomach) will be needed when walking around the boat during bad weather. Rain or shine, your trusty crew will always be on hand to assist you. Things are never set in stone when you’re travelling on island time. A sense of humour and flexibility will ensure a fun, relaxing trip through this beautiful part of the world, no matter what happens. While the crew will do their best to follow the itinerary, variations may occur due to weather or under the direction of local authorities.