Galapagos Encounter: Central Islands (Grand Queen Beatriz)

What's Included

• Accommodation
  Hotel (2 nights), Overnight boat (3 nights)

• Isla San Cristobal - Highlands Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry Landing

• Isla Santiago - Sullivan Bay - Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry Landing

• Isla Bartolome - Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry Landing

• Isla Bartolome - Snorkelling (1.5 hours)

• Isla Bartolome - Panga ride (30 mins)

• Isla Santiago - Puerto Egas - Walk (1.45 hours) - Wet Landing

• Isla Santiago - Puerto Egas - Snorkelling (1 hour)

• Isla Sanitago - Espumilla Beach - Snorkelling (45 mins)

• Isla Sanitago - Espumilla Beach - Walk (1.5 hours) - Wet Landing

• Isla Santa Cruz - Charles Darwin Research Station (1 hour) - Dry Landing

• Meals

  5 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners

• Isla Sanitago - Espumilla Beach - Panga ride or Snorkelling (45 mins)

• Isla Sanitago - Buccaneer's Cove - Panga Ride (45 mins)

What's Not Included

Tipping and Gratuities

Transport

The Grand Queen Beatriz is a modern motor yacht. She has a comfortable lounge and dining area, a jacuzzi as well as a sun deck where you can view the wildlife or just kick back and relax. She has eight well-appointed, air-conditioned cabins and yet, at 41 metres, she is small enough for us to offer an individual level of service. She's just perfect for a more personal look at this great marine reserve.Cabins:4xStandard twin cabins2xJunior Suite cabins2xDeluxe Balcony cabinsAll cabins are fully air-conditioned with private facilitiesSpecifications:Built: 2017Length: 40.96 mBeam: 9 mEngines: 2Speed: 12 knotsPassengers: 16Crew: 8 + 1 English speaking naturalist guideZodiacs (locally known as pangas) are modest-sized, open, outboard-powered boats which are very common throughout Galapagos. The boats are used to get you to and from the Grand Queen Bea when you do activities. Depending on the type of activity, this could either be a wet or dry landing. The boat crew are there to assist you getting into and out of the zodiac.

Accommodation

The stylish modern design of the Grand Queen Beatriz features large en suite cabins all with individual air conditioning and ocean views. There are 4 Standard twin cabins on the main deck and on the upper deck there are 2 Junior Suite cabins  and 2 deluxe balcony cabins. The upper deck cabins all have private balconies. All cabins are equipped with a safety deposit box, hair dryers and toiletries.

Included Activities

Isla San Cristobal - Highlands Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry LandingIsla Santiago - Sullivan Bay - Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry LandingIsla Bartolome - Walk (1.5 hours) - Dry LandingIsla Bartolome - Snorkelling (1.5 hours)Isla Bartolome - Panga ride (30 mins)Isla Santiago - Puerto Egas - Walk (1.45 hours) - Wet LandingIsla Santiago - Puerto Egas - Snorkelling (1 hour)Isla Sanitago - Espumilla Beach - Snorkelling (45 mins)Isla Sanitago - Espumilla Beach - Walk (1.5 hours) - Wet LandingIsla Santa Cruz - Highlands Visit (3 hours) - Dry Landing

Important Information

GALAPAGOS PARK, TRANSIT CARD & ISABELA ISLANDS PORT FEES:Before checking in for the flight from Quito to the Galapagos, there is a US$20 transit fee that needs to be paid. On arrival in the islands you must pay the US$200 national park fee to enter Galapagos National Park. This applies to everyone aged 13 years and above. For children aged 12 the fee will be USD100.If your voyage visits Isabela Island, there is also a US$10 fee to be paid on arrival at the island.ARRIVAL TRANSFER:This tour includes a complimentary arrival transfer in Quito. Please advise flight details 30 days prior to travel so that the transfer can be organised.PASSPORT DETAILS:When booking, please make sure that your name is spelt correctly, and that you book using the name in your passport (particularly if you are recently married). If you are issued a new passport with a different number between the time that you book and the time you travel, please take both the old and new passports with you.DIETARY REQUIREMENTS:Should you have a special diet requirement (for example vegetarian, celiac, vegan, severe food allergies) it's essential that you inform us or your agent of the specific details at least 10 days prior to departure, in order to make sure the chef on board the boat or on the island can request the necessary food supplies.

Mode of Transport

The Grand Queen Beatriz is a modern motor yacht. She has a comfortable lounge and dining area, a jacuzzi as well as a sun deck where you can view the wildlife or just kick back and relax. She has eight well-appointed, air-conditioned cabins and yet, at 41 metres, she is small enough for us to offer an individual level of service. She's just perfect for a more personal look at this great marine reserve.Cabins:4xStandard twin cabins2xJunior Suite cabins2xDeluxe Balcony cabinsAll cabins are fully air-conditioned with private facilitiesSpecifications:Built: 2017Length: 40.96 mBeam: 9 mEngines: 2Speed: 12 knotsPassengers: 16Crew: 8 + 1 English speaking naturalist guideZodiacs (locally known as pangas) are modest-sized, open, outboard-powered boats which are very common throughout Galapagos. The boats are used to get you to and from the Grand Queen Bea when you do activities. Depending on the type of activity, this could either be a wet or dry landing. The boat crew are there to assist you getting into and out of the zodiac.

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