Galapagos
6-Day Ecuador & Galapagos
- Intra-flights
- 5 nights accommodations
- 2 nights Guayaquil
- 3 nights Galapagos Cruise in a Classic Suite outside cabin with 2 lower berths
- All transfers
- 11 meals: 5 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners
- Services of English-speaking local guides in the Galapagos
- Shore Excursions
Special Features
- Galapagos Cruise
- Charles Darwin Research Station
Prices from: $ 2,169.00 per person
Not included:
airfare, airport taxes, fees and September 11th Security Fee, Ecuador departure taxes, Galapagos National Park fee of $100, Galapagos Transit Control Card fee of $10, tips to local guides and drivers.
Land only price does not include arrival/departure transfers, but does include flights Guayaquil-Galapagos-Guayaquil.
Dry landing: Passengers step from the dinghy onto rocks or a dock.
Wet landing: As the dinghy edges onto a sandy beach, passengers step into knee-deep water and wade ashore.
The route and program may vary according to weather conditions, seasonal changes, safety issues and wildlife migration patterns. Wildlife and visits listed in the itinerary are based upon optimal conditions and therefore subject to change.
11-Day Galapagos with 7-day Cruise
- Intra-flights
- 10 nights accommodations
- 1 night hotel in Guayaquil
- 7 nights Galapagos Cruise in a Classic Suite outside cabin
- 2 nights hotel in Quito
- All transfers
- 24 meals: 10 breakfasts, 7 lunches, 7 dinners
- Sightseeing per itinerary in a modern air-conditioned motor coach
- Shore Excursions
- Services of English-speaking local guides
- Entrance fees per itinerary
Special Features
- Galapagos Cruise
- Charles Darwin Research Station
- City tour of Quito
Prices from: $ 3,799.00 per person
Not included:
airfare, airport taxes, fees and September 11th Security Fee, Ecuador departure taxes, Galapagos National Park fee of $100, Galapagos Transit Control Card fee of $10, tips to local guides and drivers.
Land only price does not include arrival/departure transfers, but does include flights Guayaquil-Galapagos-Quito.
Dry landing: Passengers step from the dinghy onto rocks or a dock.
Wet landing: As the dinghy edges onto a sandy beach, passengers step into knee-deep water and wade ashore.
The route and program may vary according to weather conditions, seasonal changes, safety issues and wildlife migration patterns. Wildlife and visits listed in the itinerary are based upon optimal conditions and therefore subject to change.

