Treasure of Galapagos
Treasure of Galapagos: A stable and wide 16 passenger catamaran
Days: 7 & 5 | From: $3,595/per person
The Treasure of the Galapagos is a 16 passenger first class catamaran. Its cabins are ample and bright and include a seaside door and balcony. Amenities include an outdoor whirlpool for up to 6 people, deck chairs, bbq, TV/DVD, a small library, and board games.
- Regular departures throughout the year
- Available for private charter
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Vessel Information
Accommodations
There are 8 passengers cabins (20 m²/ 215 ft²) with private balcony and 1 double-sized master suite (40 m²/ 430 ft²) with 2 balconies. On the Main Deck there are 4 double junior suites & 1 master suite (king size bed; optionally convertible in triple cabin). On the Upper Deck there are 4 double junior suites.
All cabins have private bathrooms, individual climate controls, panoramic windows, and ample storage space for clothing and luggage. The sun deck has a Jacuzzi and lounge chairs.
Yacht Specifications
Construction: 2009
Type: Power Motor Catamaran
Length: 104 feet / 31.6 meters
Beam: 37 feet / 11.2 meters
Draft: 8.5 feet / 2.6 meters
Gross Tonnage: 343 tons
Engines: 2 motors 385 HP Caterpillar, 2 Generators 75KW
Max speed: 12 knots
Capacity: 16 passengers + 10 staff/crew members
Crew: Captain, Bilingual Galapagos National Park Naturalist Guide & 8 crew members (First Mate, Chef, Sous Chef, Engineer, Assistant Engineer, Sailor, Barman, Housekeeper)
Itineraries & Pricing
Itinerary A (5 days)
Friday
Arrive to Baltra / Charles Darwin Research Station (Santa Cruz)
Saturday
Sullivan Bay (Santiago) / Bartolome
Sunday
North Seymour / Mosquera
Monday
South Plaza / Cerro Brujo (San Cristobal)
Tuesday
Interpretation Center (San Cristobal) / Return to Mainland
Itinerary B (5 days)
Friday
Arrive to San Cristobal / Cerro Colorado (San Cristobal)
Saturday
Española: Gardner Bay / Suarez Point
Sunday
Floreana: Post Office Bay / Punta Cormorant
Monday
Santa Fe / Turtle Bay (Santa Cruz)
Tuesday
El Chato Tortoise Reserve (Santa Cruz) / Return to Mainland
Itinerary C (7 days)
Saturday
Arrive to Baltra / Charles Darwin Research Station (Santa Cruz)
Sunday
Santa Cruz: Eden Islet / Dragon Hill
Monday
Isabela: Sierra Negra & Tintoreras / Wetlands & Wall of Tears
Tuesday
Isabela: Moreno Point / Urbina Bay
Wednesday
Espinoza Point (Fernandina) / Tagus Cove (Isabela)
Thursday
Puerto Egas (Santiago) / Rabida
Friday
Bachas Beach (Santa Cruz) / Return to Mainland
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Displayed itineraries are just summaries. Our travel specialists will help you select the best cruise based on your interests, timing and budget.
Pricing
Trip length: 7 and 5 day itineraries
Max number of passengers: 16, in 9 cabins
Prices 2020:
Included: All meals, water, guides & activities, coffee and tea, use of snorkeling equipment
Not included: Park fees (about $120 per person), Galapagos airfare (about $530 per person), soft and alcoholic drinks, gratuities, wet suit rental
Prices in parenthesis are for peak season (Dec 21-Jan 4)
Balcony Stateroom
5 day cruise: $3,595 ($3,995) per person
7 day cruise: $5,195 ($5,695) per person
Master Suite
5 day cruise: $4,494 ($4,994) per person
7 day cruise: $6,494 ($7,119) per person
Children 11 years and under receive a 20% discount (1 child per 2 adults, standard cabin)
Single Supplement 25% (main deck)
Charters: from $57,250 (5 days), $83,120 (7 days)
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From the first phone call to after you get back, we're here for you every step of the way. We listen, create, customize and advocate for you, and design experiences that go beyond the expected.
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