The Galapagos Seaman Journey is ranked as a first class or superior category cruiser. With only 8 cabins, the catamaran offers superior comfort, size, style, and stability for the most adventurous passengers. Each air conditioned cabin has a private bathroom, hair dryer, safety deposit box, table-lamps, and most important, panoramic windows so you don’t miss anything! All cabins can accommodate 2 adults and a small child up to 12 years old. The boat never carries more than 16 passengers. On the cruises you enjoy the well-furnished areas offering luxury and privacy. There are several resting areas for those who are looking for a quiet place to relax in the lazy mid-afternoon sun, or after a busy day of swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, or exploring one of the Islands. Enjoy the great bar and lounge area where the bartenders will be happy to prepare your favorite cocktail. In the dining room, savor delicious dishes prepared by a professional chef. The M/C Galapagos Seaman Journey, another jewel from the well-known Galapagos Journey Fleet, is the perfect combination of adventure, comfort, service and excellence

Cruise A - 3 Nights/4 Days - Friday to Monday
Friday: Arrival by air at Baltra Airport North Seymour Island
Saturday: El Barranco, Darwin Bay, Genovesa Island
Sunday: Plazas Island, Santa Fe Island
Monday: Giant Tortoise Reserve “Galapaguera” Junco, San Cristóbal Island, Depart from San Cristobal Airport

Cruise B - 4 Nights/5 days - Monday to Friday
Monday: Arrival San Cristobal Airport, San Cristobal Interpretation Center
Tuesday: Galapaguera Natural, Cerro Brujo (San Cristobal)
Wednesday: Bahia Gardner, Punta Suarez & Islote Osborn, Española Island
Thursday: Punta Cormorant – Champion, Post Office Bay & Baroness Lookout, (Floreana)
Friday: Visit Charles Darwin Station, Transfer to Baltra Airport

All transfers in Galapagos; Twin cabin accommodation with private facilities; all meals, water, coffee and tea; All excursions as mentioned in the itinerary (subject to change) with English-speaking naturalist guides; Snorkeling equipment, Kayak equipment.

Flights to Galapagos; Galapagos National Park entrance fee (currently USD 100 pp); Transit Control Card (currently USD 20 pp); Wet Suit Rental; Soft- and alcoholic drinks; Personal expenses; Extras and Tips.

itineraries are subject to change considering flight schedule changes, weather conditions and National Park Regulations

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