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Well, you're looking at one of
the best-kept secrets in Galapagos: your own private yacht with
a crew and guide dedicated to making a tour around the Galapagos
the most unique and unforgettable vacation you've ever had! Each
day you visit new islands, land at different spots, and see for
yourselves the incredible wildlife and scenery of these Enchanted
Isles. This is perfect for families, special occasions, groups,
and incentives. The reason that you charter a yacht in the Galapagos
is to experience the islands and their unique flora and fauna.
Therefore, we have designed the programs is such a way that they
allow you to enjoy the Galapagos from different perspectives:
guided hikes, relaxing beach walks, snorkeling and swimming! The
islands are visited daily and the visits always involve a leisurely
hike in a small group led by your own naturalist guide, allowing
you to experience close encounters with nature.
The islands we visit
PLAZAS
A tiny, steep-cliffed island packed with fascinating life. Sea
lions, land iguanas and tropical birds thrive amidst vegetation
that changes color with the seasons. A very good snorkeling and
diving site.
SANTA
FE
A quiet, secluded cove with a nice beach and good snorkeling.
A great place to anchore and watch iguanas and lava lizards standing
silent vigil while families of sea lions frolic in the soft, white
sand. Noble palo santo and dramatic stands of opuntia cactus form
the backdrop of this magic scene.
SAN
CRISTOBAL
The oldest settlement in the Galapagos Islands. Important points
to visit are Cerro Brujo - Kicker Rock - Punta "Pitti and
"León Dormido".
ESPAÑOLA
Nearly all the species found on this island are visible at Punta
Suarez, including tame mockingbirds, uncommon red - and green
- trimmed marine iguanas, both blue footed and masked boobies,
and albatross colonies. Hike to the blowhole and enjoy glitterring
sand beaches.
FLOREANA
Known for Post Office Bay where 18th century whalers opened an
unofficial post office in the form of a barrel.
SANTA CRUZ - PUERTO AYORA - CHARLES
DARWIN STATION
Home of the Charles Darwin Research Station, an academic and conservation
institution where international scientists conduct biological
research with the aims of learning about and preserving the Galapagos
Islands. The station houses several giant tortoises at its protected
highland reserve. These islands have spectacular scenery and sparkling
sandy beaches.
RABIDA
The rocky island’s red beach is frequented by sea lions,
pelicans and boobies nest near the shoreline and a few hundred
meter inland sits an awe-inspiring flamingo lagoon. Nine species
of finches have been reported here, and invertebrates, sea lions,
manta rays are common sites.
SOMBRERO
CHINO (Chinese Hat)
A small Islet located southeast of James Island. Fragile lava
coats nearly the entire islet. The islets principal attractions
are its many small lava tubes, its coraline beach, and its impressive
array of fuana, including sea lions, penguins, marine iguanas,
hawks, lava cactus.
BARTOLOME
Jutting out of Sullivan Bay, Pinnacle Rock seems to watch you
as you pass by... Bartolome has some of the best scenary in the
islands. Moreover, Bartolome is perfect for snorkeling and diving
and boasts an ancient crater, great for hiking, and lovely beaches.
SULLIVAN
BAY
A great opportunity to view newly forged Volcanic landscapes composed
of relatevely flat, black pahochoe lava, and dotted with pyroclastic
cones. Also, see the tiny Mollugi plants that grow out of fissures,
as they begin to colonize the arrid terrain.
NORTH
SEYMOUR
Life is everywhere you look. Red-pouched frigate birds (they display
their red pouches as part of their unique mating ritual, blue-footed
boobies and swallow-tail gulls are just a few of the many endemic
birds that inhabit the island.
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