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Public Areas
Public Areas
Public Areas
Lower Deck cabins with bunk beds
Upper Deck cabins with bunk beds
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Public Areas
Lower Deck cabins with bunk beds
Upper Deck cabins with bunk beds
Public Areas
Public Areas
Public Areas
Lower Deck cabins with bunk beds
Upper Deck cabins with bunk beds
8 photos
Public Areas
Lower Deck cabins with bunk beds
Upper Deck cabins with bunk beds
Tourist cruise aboard Golondrina
Jun 7-11 · 5 days · 7 cabins left
The Golondrina is a 22.22-meter motor yacht that accommodates up to 16 guests in 8 double cabins. Each cabin is equipped with a private bathroom with hot water, air conditioning, and individual climate control. The yacht offers a comfortable, relaxed, and family-style atmosphere for exploring the Galápagos Islands. Guests can enjoy shared social areas such as a dining room, lounge, bar, and sundeck.
Accommodation & Amenities
Cabins: 8 double cabins for up to 16 guests.
Available cabins
Lower Deck cabins with bunk beds
Lower Deck cabins with bunk beds
$1,840 $1,100
Save $740 (40%)
Upper Deck cabins with bunk beds
Upper Deck cabins with bunk beds
$1,940 $1,200
Save $740 (38%)
Availability
7 of 8 cabins available
Availability shown is what the operator has on file for this departure.
What's included
Accommodation and comfort
- All meals onboard
- Cabin Accommodation
- Water, coffee, tea
Excursions and equipment
- Guided shore excursions
- Naturalist guide
What this ship offers
Medical support
Medical support
Daily itinerary
Afternoon
Location TBD
Sunday: CANAL ITABACA – YACHT GOLONDRINA & YACHT FRAGATA PM CANAL ITABACA – Pick-up at approximately 18:00.
- Embarkation day — your adventure begins.
Morning
South Plaza Island, South Plaza Island
Monday: SOUTH PLAZAS ISLAND – SANTA FE ISLAND AM PLAZAS ISLAND – (Dry landing) This small island with steep cliffs was formed by uplifted lava and is now covered with Opuntia cacti. It is home to one of the largest sea lion colonies, as well as colorful yellow and red land iguanas. Many seabirds—such as tropicbirds and swallow-tailed gulls—rest on the cliffs. The island’s most characteristic plant is Sesuvium, which turns greenish-yellow during the rainy season and bright red in the dry season (late June to January). Hike: 2.5 km Lunch on board.
Activities
Trail WalkAfternoon
Santa Fe Island, Santa Fe Island
PM SANTA FE – (Wet landing) Observe colonies of sea lions, land iguanas, swallow-tailed gulls, terns, and petrels. A trail into the heart of the island leads to a forest of giant cactus and palo santo trees. After the land visit, enjoy swimming and snorkeling. Briefing and dinner on board.
Activities
Trail WalkSnorkel
Morning
San Cristóbal Island, Leon Dormido, San Cristobal Island
Tuesday: SAN CRISTÓBAL ISLAND – LOBOS ISLAND AM LEÓN DORMIDO (Kicker Rock) – (No landing) A massive rock formation created by volcanic activity, split by a narrow channel navigable by small boats. Home to many seabirds and a great spot to observe hammerhead sharks, sea lions, turtles, and rays. CERRO BRUJO – (Wet landing) Located on the north coast of San Cristóbal, this eroded tuff cone features one of the most picturesque beaches in the Galápagos, known for its coral sand and abundant wildlife including sea turtles, rays, and several species of boobies. Beach walk, panga ride, and swimming opportunities. Lunch on board.
Activities
Beach walkPanga rideTrail WalkAfternoon
San Cristóbal Island, Lobos Island, San Cristobal Island
PM LOBOS ISLAND – (Dry landing) Home to an important colony of sea lions, as well as blue-footed boobies and frigatebirds. Beautiful scenery and an excellent location for snorkeling. Return to the yacht. Dinner and briefing.
Activities
Snorkel
Morning
Española Island, Punta Suarez, Española Island
Wednesday: ESPAÑOLA ISLAND AM SUÁREZ POINT – (Dry and/or wet landing) A great place to observe blue-footed boobies, Nazca (masked) boobies, marine iguanas, sea lions, Galápagos doves, and Darwin's finches. From April to December, you may also see the majestic waved albatross and their courtship dance (in April). The site also features a spectacular blowhole that shoots water high into the air. Hike: 3 km Lunch on board.
Activities
Trail WalkAfternoon
Española Island, Gardner Bay, Española Island
PM GARDNER BAY – (Wet landing) The white sand beach is home to a large sea lion colony. Hiking, swimming, and snorkeling are excellent here. GARDNER ISLET – Great opportunities to see sea lions, marine turtles, and finches. Snorkeling and swimming. OSBORN ISLET – A small islet southeast of Española, offering excellent snorkeling and swimming. Dinner and briefing.
Activities
Trail WalkSnorkel
Morning
Floreana Island, Cormorant Point, Floreana Island
Thursday: FLOREANA ISLAND – SANTA CRUZ ISLAND AM CORMORANT POINT – (Wet landing) Visit a large flamingo lagoon also inhabited by common stilts and white-cheeked pintails. The olivine sand gives the beach its greenish color. On the opposite side lies a fine white sand beach where marine turtles nest from December to May. Hike: 2 km DEVIL’S CROWN – (No landing) An eroded volcanic crater offering some of the best snorkeling in the islands, with coral formations and abundant marine life such as colorful fish, sharks, and sea turtles. PM CHARLES DARWIN STATION (SANTA CRUZ ISLAND) Part of the Charles Darwin Foundation, operating since 1959 and dedicated to scientific research in the Galápagos. This visit provides an excellent introduction to the islands’ origin, ecology, and conservation. Learn about the Galápagos giant tortoise breeding program. End of the trip.
Activities
Trail Walk- Disembarkation day — end of your journey.
Contact
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No payment required • Free cancellation