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Public Areas

Public Areas

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MATRIMONIAL SUITE (UPPER DECK)

TWIN OCEAN VIEW (MAIN DECK)

Public Areas

Public Areas

Public Areas

MATRIMONIAL SUITE (UPPER DECK)

TWIN OCEAN VIEW (MAIN DECK)
Nov 20-26 · 7 days · 2 cabins left
M/C Galapagos Seaman Journey is a first class catamaran that began sailing the Galapagos Islands in January 2008. It is a Boutique Yacht Catamaran offering superior comfort, size, style, and stability. The Galapagos Seaman Journey makes it possible to enjoy several cruises in the Galapagos with different itineraries that include amazing land tours on most of the Galapagos Islands. During these Galapagos Cruises, guests encounter many endemic species like Galapagos Giant Tortoises, Penguins, Land and Marine Iguana´s, Frigate Birds, Blue Footed Boobies, and much more!
During one of the cruises each guest can enjoy the well-furnished areas offering comfort and privacy. Galapagos Seaman Journey has a maximum capacity of 16 passengers allowing both intimacy and camaraderie at the same time.
We have several resting areas for those who are looking for a quiet place to relax during their Galapagos trip with family and friends in the lazy mid-afternoon sun, or likewise after a busy day of swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, or walking on one of the Galapagos Islands.
To check out the gorgeous ocean views with fellow shipmates, guests can spend some time on the liveaboards’ spacious sundecks. Whether they feel like getting a little sun on their vacation, or want the best place to enjoy the gorgeous sunsets over the Galapagos Islands, our sundecks are the best place to be.
For the adults who might want to relax and kick back, we offer a great bar and lounge area where they are served by our bartender who will be happy to attend to all their needs and desires whilst you relax.
The M/C Galapagos Seaman Journey, another jewel from the well-known Galapagos Journey Fleet, the perfect combination of adventure, comfort, service and excellence!


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Morning
Baltra Island Airport, Baltra
Today, you will fly to the Galapagos Islands. Pay a fee of $20 USD for the migration control card at the airport before going through security. After landing in Santa Cruz, go through an inspection point to prevent the introduction of foreign plants and animals. You will also pay the entrance fee to the Galapagos National Park: $200 for foreign passengers and $100 for children under 12 as of September 2024.
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Afternoon
Santa Cruz Island, Los Gemelos - Highlands, Santa Cruz
Your guide will meet you at the airport, help with your luggage, and take you to the bus for the ferry across the Itabaca Channel. You will then visit Ranch Manzanillo or a similar farm in the highlands of Santa Cruz Island. Wear comfortable shoes, light clothing, and bring a waterproof jacket, sunblock, a camera, and repellent. Enjoy a picnic lunch and a short walk before boarding the Motor Catamaran. Your luggage will go directly to the Seaman Journey yacht. At Santa Cruz, observe wild Galapagos tortoises. Explore lava tubes, sinkholes, and craters in the highlands. After this visit, you will travel to the M/C Seaman Journey.
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Morning
Isabela Island, Punta Moreno, Isabela
Punta Moreno sits on Isabela Island's west coast, at the entrance of the Bolivar channel. The trail follows a Pahoehoe lava flow into coastal lagoons. Spot various bird species including blue footed boobies and flightless cormorants, near the lakes and mangroves.
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Afternoon
Fernandina Island, Punta Mangle, Fernandina
Mangle Point, off Fernandina's eastern coast, is an excellent snorkeling site. Ride in a panga or zodiac through mangrove groves. You may see sea lions, tortoises, pelicans, rays, and numerous sea birds.
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Morning
Isabela Island, Urbina Bay, Isabela
Urbina Bay sits at the base of Alcedo Volcano on Isabela's west coast. This area uplifted in 1954, stranding marine life. It offers great snorkeling and features a 3,200-meter trail with sand, pumice, lava, coral, and coastal vegetation. Look for iguana burrows and when snorkeling you may swim alongside penguins and observe red and blue lobsters. Here, you might see Darwin's finches and land iguanas, which are larger than those on South Plaza Island. Giant Tortoises also roam the area. The vegetation includes chamomile, Rosewood, and Darwin’s cotton flowers, which are endemic to the Galapagos.
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Afternoon
Isabela Island, Tagus Cove, Isabela
Tagus Cove, west of Darwin Volcano, was a favorite spot for pirates and whalers, it is possible to observe pirate graffitti. You will see a cave with inscriptions from the 1800s. The area is known for volcanic rocks, including "lapilli," small spherical rocks. The trail is a small challenge and leads to a lookout above Darwin lake and the bay below. The trail allows you to spot finches and mockingbirds. It is also a very good snorkeling and sea kayaking spot. There is a colony of flightless cormorants.
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Morning
Fernandina Island, Punta Espinoza, Fernandina
Espinoza Point is famous for its marine iguana colonies, looking like armies covering entire areas. Also home to unique species like the flightless cormorant, Galapagos penguin, Galapagos hawk, and Galapagos snake. This is one of the most pristine and remote areas of the Galápagos archipelago.
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Afternoon
Isabela, Punta Vicente Roca, Isabela
Vicente Roca Point, on Isabela's northwestern coast, features high cliffs and lava formations. This bay is rich in marine life. Look for seahorses, sea turtles, and Mola-mola (sunfish). Enjoy panga rides and snorkeling to see penguins, blue-footed boobies, terns, and sea lions.
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Morning
Santiago Island, Espumilla Beach, Santiago
Espumilla Beach lies on Santiago Island's northern coast, within James bay. The site has a very picturesque coastline, that shows erosion and different formations created by action of the sea. Explore the palo santo forest, mangroves and see nesting baby sea turtles in the sand dunes as well as a Flamingo colony in the coastal lagoon. Vegetation varies in short distance from dry to humid, here you can see the damage done by introduced species like feral goats that finally were eradicated. Main wildlife includes sea lions and fur seals, marine turtles, marine iguanas, oystercatchers, herons (great blue heron) and other sea birds. You can also spot land birds like the Galapagos dove, Darwin’s finches and hawks.
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Afternoon
Santiago Island, Puerto Egas, Santiago
Puerto Egas features a black beach with volcanic tuff deposits, there is vibrant contrast between the dark minerals and the red sally-lightfoot crabs that are sprinkled on the rocks. This site was once used for salt extraction, which ended due to low prices on the continent. The abandoned infrastructure remains. The trail passes a sea lion colony and leads to the playful grotto were fur seals (smaller than the sea lions) swim around and play in the tidal pools. Snorkel with marine iguanas, playful sea lions and other marine life.
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Morning
Rabida
Rábida Island stands out for its red rocks and sand. The volcanic material here is porous, changing color due to oxidation. A short trail leads to a lagoon where you can see land birds and a colony of flamingos. It is interesting to observe the pelicans diving in for fish. The red beach contrasts with the green vegetation. Snorkeling is amongst the best as you swim along the coastline, playful sea lions join you. You can spot moray eels, small sharks, starfish and lots of colorful fish.
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Afternoon
Sombero Chino Island, Santiago
Chinese Hat is a small islet off Santiago Island's southeastern tip. This recent volcanic cone resembles a Chinese hat. Explore lava formations and observe sea lion colonies, lava lizards, marine iguanas, and Galapagos penguins. This is an island of colorful contrasts, the red vessuvium flowers, the sally lightfoot crabs and the orange beaks of the American oystercatchers contrast beautifully with the pahoe hoe lava fields and lava cacti. It is also a nice spot for deep water snorkeling, the channel formed between Sombrero Chino and Santiago island creates are protected area with calm turquoise waters, yet deep enough to attract white-tipped reef sharks that sleep in the small caves formed below. You can also observe sting rays, parrot fish, Galapagos penguins, marine turtles and with luck dolphins and the rare visit of a whale-shark.
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Santa Cruz Island, Black Turtle Cove, Santa Cruz
Enjoy a dinghy ride to Black Turtle Cove on Santa Cruz's north coast. The boat will explore the mangrove-protected cove with the engines off. In the calm waters, you may see sea turtles feeding and mating, along with black-tip, white- tip, and Galapagos sharks. Spot groups of spotted rays, golden cow rays, egrets, and herons. After the visit, you will be transferred to Baltra airport for your flight back to the mainland.
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Baltra Island Airport, Baltra
Transfer to Baltra Airport.
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