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Duration: 31 days

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Explore the most captivating natural and cultural wonders of South America on this 31 day tour. Explore cosmopolitan cities, ancient ruins and communities, pristine rainforests, cloud-covered mountains and snorkel with playful sea lions on a Galapagos cruise. Covering Chile, Argentina, Brazil, Peru and Ecuador, this trip truly has it all!

Overview
Itinerary
Dates
Accommodation
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Itinerary Highlights
- Explore South America's most cultural cities; Lima, Santiago and Buenos Aires.
- Visit the inspiring Devil’s Throat at Iguazu Falls.
- Visit Rio’s iconic sites including Copacabana Beach, Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain.
- Visit the impressive ruins and colonial sites of Cusco and take a guided tour of Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas.
- Journey through the high plains to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world.
- Be amazed by the diverse wildlife of the Amazon.
- Enjoy the fantastic wildlife of the Galapagos Islands on a 5 day cruise.
Itinerary in brief
- Day 1: Santiago arrival transfer.
- Day 2: Exclusive Santiago Tour.
- Day 3: Valparaiso, Vina del Mar & the Vineyards.
- Day 4: Santiago to Rio.
- Day 5: Corcovado ‘Christ the Redeemer’ tour & Santa Teresa.
- Day 6: Sugarloaf Mountain tour.
- Day 7: Rio to Iguazu. Brazilian falls tour.
- Day 8: Argentinean falls tour.
- Day 9: Iguazu – Buenos Aires.
- Day 10: Buenos Aires Centro, San Telmo & Boca half day tour. Evening Tango show.
- Day 11: Buenos Aires - Recoleta & Palermo half day tour.
- Day 12: Buenos Aires to Cusco. Afternoon at leisure to acclimatise.
- Day 13: Cusco City Tour.
- Day 14: Tour of the Sacred Valley and afternoon train to Machu Picchu.
- Day 15: Machu Picchu morning tour including option to trek Huayna Picchu. Return to Cusco.
- Day 16: Cusco to Puno via spectacular Andean scenery and Incan ruins.
- Day 17: Lake Titicaca cruise to Uros & Taquile Islands.
- Day 18: Lake Titicaca to Lima.
- Day 19: Exclusive Lima Tour.
- Day 20: Lima - Quito.
- Day 21: Quito city tour.
- Day 22: Quito to Amazon Lodge. Begin 4 day Amazon Lodge stay.
- Day 23-24: Amazon Lodge stay
- Day 25: Amazon to Quito.
- Day 26: Quito - Galapagos Islands: Begin your 5 day Galapagos cruise.
- Day 27- 29: Galapagos Islands cruise.
- Day 30: Complete Galapagos cruise and fly to Guayaquil.
- Day 31: Depart Guayaquil.
Tailor-made suggestions for this itinerary
- Spend a few days in the oasis town of San Pedro in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile.
- Visit the best of South America’s glaciers, the spectacular Perito Moreno.
- Spend four days exploring the mighty Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia, so you can admire the magnificent and wild nature of this region!
Day 1: Santiago Arrival

On arrival at Santiago airport you will be met and transferred to your centrally located hotel.

After check in to your hotel, the remainder of the day is at your leisure to explore the Chilean capital.

Day 2: Exclusive Santiago Tour

Let us introduce you to the classic city we know and love on this 6 hour tour exploring the city’s most popular sights along with some of our personal favourites. Chile´s rich cultural heritage comes to life as we visit the iconic symbols of the city, including La Plaza de Armas (the main square), La Moneda (the government palace), the Santiago Metropolitan Cathedral and the spectacular Cerro Santa Lucia, where the city was founded in 1541.

We continue to the bohemian area of Bellavista and climb the San Cristobal hill for a panoramic view of Santiago with the Andes Mountains in the background. We’ll also visit the Orient Sector, the most modern area of the city, with its impressive high rise buildings and classy boulevards before we offer you a choice of the activities designed to enhance your Santiago experience.

You’ll be given the option (you can decide on the day) to visit the picturesque Los Dominicos craft market where we can walk through the artisan village and enjoy a tasty empanada at one of the outdoor cafés, discover Santiago’s impressive pre-Columbian museum, explore the historic Lastarria Neighbourhood or take a walking tour through the Mercado Central, Chile’s largest fresh seafood market where you can try some of the local cuisine on offer. If you’d like to visit all these places then just let us know in advance and we can extend your tour to do this.

On completion of the tour you’ll be returned back to your hotel and have free time to further explore the city at your leisure.

* As an alternative to this traditional city tour, we can also offer the city tour as a walking or bike riding tour. Let us know if you’d like more details on these options.

Breakfast included.

Day 3: Valparaiso, Vina Del Mar & the Vineyards

Today we will head over to the coast and explore one of the most fascinating cities in Chile; Valparaiso. ‘Valpo’, as it is fondly known by locals, was declared a world heritage site by UNESCO, and it is not difficult to see why. Picturesque architecture and multi-coloured urban housing spread out over more than forty hills, creating one of world’s most eclectic, unique cities.

We will visit the downtown area with its new government house, the Plaza Sotomayor, the Plaza Victoria, the cathedral and the harbour area. Afterwards we take a funicular up into the hills where there is a fantastic collection of brightly painted houses and a fantastic view over the city. We enjoy coffee in one of the many cosy restaurants before we enjoy a stroll through the labyrinth of colourful streets lined with impressive street-art. You can also visit the former home of Pablo Neruda (entrance fee not included) and learn a little more about this famous Chilean poet.

From Valparaiso we’ll head to the fashionable coastal resort city of Viña del Mar where we can admire the famous city ‘flower clock’ and visit the Main Square, which offers an ampitheatre that hosts the Viña del Mar International Song Festival every summer.

We include time for lunch and on the way back to Santiago we will explore the Casablanca valley with its famous orchards, citrus groves, grape plantations and wonderful mountain backdrops. For those interested in tasting some of the local produce a visit to a local vineyard can be arranged. We return you back to your hotel in Santiago where you have the evening at your leisure.

Breakfast included.
Day 4: Santiago – Rio

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Santiago airport for your flight to Rio de Janeiro. You will be met and transferred to your beachside hotel and enjoy the evening at your leisure. We recommend trying a local churrasco (Brazilian BBQ) for dinner.

Breakfast included.

Day 5: Corcovado ‘Christ the Redeemer’ tour & Santa Teresa

Depart from the hotel to visit the Christ Statue, recently elected as one of the seven modern wonders of the world. The statue sits 2,300 ft. above sea level, atop Corcovado Hill. Following a scenic drive along the Rodrigo de Freitas Lagoon, we will arrive at the foot of the hill, where we will embark on a small train ride up the beautiful mountainside. Upon reaching the top, visitors will experience a panoramic view of Rio de Janeiro and discover why it is known as the “Marvellous City”!

From here we will drive to Santa Teresa, a traditional neighbourhood located high upon the hills of the city, overlooking downtown and Guanabara Bay. Home to several Twentieth century mansions, cultural houses, galleries and gourmet restaurants, Santa Teresa’s charming cobbled streets are also a haven for local artists and intellectuals. You will have time for a quick snack in Santa Teresa before we return back to your hotel and have the remainder of the afternoon and evening at leisure.

At night the city doesn't sleep, so there are great options for relaxed, live music and samba shows, plus a host of world class restaurants serving fine Brazilian and international cuisine.

Breakfast included.

Day 6: Sugarloaf Mountain tour

Over a million tourists every year visit the world famous Pão de Açúcar (Sugarloaf Mountain), which has become an iconic symbol of the city of Rio de Janeiro. Rising up from a small peninsula at the entrance of Guanabara Bay, its name is said to refer to its resemblance to the traditional shape of concentrated, refined sugarloaf. A cable car takes passengers to the top of Urca Hill, which rises 215 metres above sea level and offers spectacular views of the entire bay and its islands. From Urca Hill, passengers continue in a second cable car to the top of Sugarloaf, which rises 395 metres above sea level and offers a 360 degree view of the entire city, including Botafogo and Copacabana Beaches, Corcovado and downtown Rio.

Breakfast included.

Day 7: Rio - Iguazu

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Rio de Janeiro airport for your flight to Iguazu.

On the way to your Iguazu hotel, you will enjoy a tour of the Brazilian side of the falls. Here, you'll watch as 14 separate waterfalls drop with such force that a tall cloud of mist stays permanently suspended overhead. Great photo opportunities abound, however, raincoats are highly advisable!
*If you wish to upgrade to one of the two hotels located in the national park overlooking the falls, please let us know as these exclusive, award-winning hotels book out well in advance. Breakfast

Day 8: Argentinean Falls tour

In the morning, you’ll be picked up from your hotel and transferred to Iguazu National Park. From the entrance, a small train will take you on a tour of the park. On the first of two stops, you’ll follow pathways to the top of the Cataratas (“The Falls”) where you’ll find a spectacular view of the falls and their surrounding scenery, including an abundance of orchids, colourful birds and other native wildlife. The second stop occurs at La Garganta del Diablo (“The Devil’s Throat”), the largest fall in the park and also the highlight of the tour. A suspended platform at the brink of the fall allows for a startlingly close view of this breathtaking natural wonder.

*For those who want a little more adventure, we recommend the Great Adventure Boat Tour, which enables you to gain a different perspective as you cruise on a motorboat underneath the falls.

Breakfast included.

Day 9: Iguazu – Buenos Aires

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Iguazu airport for your flight to Buenos Aires where you will be transferred to your centrally located hotel.

This evening, you are free to explore. We recommend you try a local parilla (steak house) for dinner.

Breakfast included.

Day 10: Buenos Aires - Centro, San Telmo & Boca half day tour. Evening Tango show.

This morning's excursion will introduce you to the magic of the Argentine capital. After being picked up from your hotel we start with a visit of 'San Telmo', the oldest barrio (neighbourhood) of Buenos Aires which is famous for its historic architecture, tango parlours and antique shops. We take our time and wander through the cobblestone streets learning about the history of the area and seeing its sights including its impressive old churches and its abundance of colourful street art.

We leave San Telmo and the tour continues past the many architectural highlights of Buenos Aires including the Palace of Justice, the Argentine National Congress building, the 'Cabildo (old town hall) and the presidential palace 'Casa Rosada' (pink house).

Next we visit ‘La Boca’, the most picturesque of all neighbourhoods of Buenos Aires. This extravagant zone is completely different to the old and to the modern Buenos Aires and romantic stories tell us that tango was born in this working class area. We wander its famous street “Caminito” where you will have the chance to view the spectacle of impromptu tango dancing, street performers and have the chance to buy some local handicrafts.

On our way back to your hotel we pass through the newly restored Puerto Madero area where you can choose to be dropped off at for a nice meal by the waterfront. The remainder of the afternoon is at your leisure with the chance to visit some of Buenos Aires’ many great museums or do some shopping.

Tango expresses the heart and spirit of Argentina and no visit to Buenos Aires would be complete without it. This evening, you will experience the intimacy of this dance in equally intimate surroundings while you indulge in delicious Argentine cuisine.

*Before the show you have the option of arriving before the others and taking a short tango lesson with a professional dancer or a wine tasting. This comes at an additional cost but if you would like to book either of these please let your consultant know.

Breakfast, Dinner included.

Day 11: Buenos Aires - Recoleta & Palermo half day tour

This morning you will further discover what makes Buenos Aires great as we explore its better known and sophisticated districts; Palermo and Recoleta. We start with a drive through Recoleta with its open green spaces mixed in with elegant boutique shopping, cafés, embassies and impressive architecture. We visit such landmarks as the Pilar Church and Evita Monument before taking a short walk through the Recoleta cemetery where Evita’s tomb can be found.

We continue on to Palermo which is Buenos Aires’ largest neighbourhood, and also its trendiest. Here you will walk the streets which are full of beautiful parks, hip boutique hotels, chic restaurants and bars, and high fashion stores. Throughout the morning your knowledgeable guide will give you an insight into local life and excellent local cuisine and on completion of the tour you will have the option of being dropped off at an excellent restaurant for lunch or being taken back to your hotel.

*Another option on this day is to cross the Rio de la Plata into Uruguay and spend the day in the historic town of Colonia del Sacramento or visit a traditional estancia in the ‘Pampas’ region. Supplements apply and these tours must be pre-organised.

Breakfast included.
Day 12: Buenos Aires – Cusco

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to the airport for your flight to Cusco where you will be transferred on arrival to your hotel.

We suggest you take things slowly today in order to acclimatise to Cusco's altitude, or even add in an additional day for relaxation. In the evening there are many excellent restaurants to choose from in Cusco.

Breakfast included.

Day 13: Cusco City tour

Your first morning in Cusco can be spent at your leisure, enjoying breakfast before exploring Cusco or relaxing at your hotel. In the afternoon you will be met for your guided tour of Cusco and its archaeological sites. Your Cusco tour will include highlights such as Plaza de Armas, the cathedral and Koricancha Temple. We also visit the UNESCO World Heritage listed ruins of Sacsayhuaman just outside of Cusco which were once the former capital of the Incan Empire.

Breakfast included.

Day 14: Cusco - Sacred Valley – Aguas Calientes

Today, we discover the Sacred Valley of the Incas on this full day excursion. This fertile river valley was home to many important sites for the Incas, both strategic and religious. Travel to the scenic town of Pisac where you'll visit the colourful local market and have free time to search for a souvenir or two before enjoying a typical Andean lunch at a local restaurant.

We then continue our journey along the River Urubamba, to Ollantaytambo, where you will visit Ollantaytambo Ruins and one of its best preserved areas, Hanan Hucaypata. Catch the scenic afternoon train to Aguas Calientes where you will spend the evening and prepare for your early morning visit to Machu Picchu the next day.

*Option to add a night in the colonial town of Ollantaytambo and continue to Machu Picchu early tomorrow, giving you the opportunity to enjoy 2 visits to Machu Picchu.

Breakfast, Lunch included.

Day 15: Machu Picchu

This morning you will have an early start to visit Machu Picchu at sunrise and see the vivid colours brightening up this amazing destination. You will have a guided tour of the ruins and monuments, such as the Main Square, the Circular Tower, the Sacred Solar Clock, the Royal Quarters, the Temple of the Three Windows and the Cemeteries. The citadel was discovered in 1911 by the American explorer and academic, Hiram Bingham. Many theories on the citadel exist, but most agree it was a holy site, hidden for centuries and never found by the invading Spanish.

For those looking for adventure, we recommend the one and one half hour trek up Huayna Picchu Mountain, which overlooks Machu Picchu and allows for spectacular views of Machu Picchu and the surrounding area. Your return train through the Sacred Valley of the Incas to Cusco will depart in the afternoon and arrive in the early evening.

Includes guided tour and return bus from Aguas Calientes village. Return to Cusco by train.

Breakfast included.

Day 16: Cusco - Puno

Today we travel for 7 hours along the Vilcanota River and onto the altiplano, the high plains separating the Andes from the jungle. Although it is quite a long drive, it is interesting and often spectacular. There are scheduled short tours at interesting sites like Rachi, Andahuayillas and la Raya en route to help break up the day. Along the route we’ll get a feeling for the immensity of the Andean landscapes. Transfer to your hotel on arrival.

*On Mondays, Thursdays & Saturdays there is the option of making the journey by train aboard the luxury Titicaca train for an additional cost.

Breakfast included.

Day 17: Uros & Taquile Island

This morning we board our speed boat for the cruise to the Uros and Taquile Islands. By taking a speed boat we save 2 hours travel time giving you more time to explore the islands.

Our first stop is to visit the Uros Indians, who live on islands of floating reeds and, save for a few modest concessions to the modern world, still live as their ancestors would have done centuries ago.

We continue on to Taquile Island where we will tour around the ruins and visit these beautiful people, world famous for their intricate and fascinating weavings. After lunch we will return to Puno and transfer back to your hotel.

* If you have an extra day then we recommend spending this evening in an authentic Lake Titicaca island home. On the following day you will return to Puno via Taquile Island.

Breakfast, Lunch included.

Day 18: Puno - Lima

Our representative will transfer you to the airport for your flight to Lima where on arrival you are taken to your hotel. The evening is at your leisure and we recommend venturing into one of Lima’s many outstanding restaurants in the “Gastronomical Capital of Latin America”. In particular we suggest you sample Ceviche, the national dish of Peru, which is a form of citrus-marinated seafood.

Breakfast, Lunch included.

Day 19: Exclusive Lima Tour

Depart this morning on a 5 hour sightseeing tour exploring the most impressive sights of Lima along with some of our handpicked favourites. We will start in Miraflores market, a vibrant place visited by local chefs for its wonderful variety of fresh produce from the coast, the Andes and the Amazon. Take the chance to learn more about Peru’s diversity reflected in the colourful assortment of vegetables, fruits, fish and condiments.

On the way to Lima’s downtown we pass by ‘Huaca Pucllana’ an ancient adobe pyramid structure which served as one of the region’s most important ceremonial temples between the years of 200 AD and 700 AD. We continue to the San Isidro district and visit the impressive ‘El Olivar’ park before stopping at the historic Hotel Bolivar where you have the chance to taste Peru’s national drink, the ‘Pisco Sour’. This hotel used to be Lima’s most elegant and sophisticated hotel and the hotel’s barman will show you how to mix this tasty drink. Later we visit Lima’s downtown with its historic and traditional buildings: the Presidential Palace, the Cathedral, the Archbishop’s palace and the Metropolitan City Hall surround the Main Square. Continue to San Francisco church and monastery, a 17th century jewel, recognised as a cultural heritage site by UNESCO.

This tour finishes with a guided visit of the Larco Herrera Museum. This is a fabulous private museum with an exquisite collection of gold and silver treasures from ancient Peru. Many pieces in this museum are now world famous after having been exhibited in the best museums around the world.

The remainder of the day is at your leisure to explore the city on your own.

Breakfast included.

Day 20: Lima - Quito

Our representative will pick you up from your hotel and transfer you to Lima airport for your departure flight to Quito. On arrival in Quito you will be met by our representative and transferred to your centrally located hotel.

Breakfast included.

Day 21: Quito City tour

After breakfast, your guide and transportation will pick you up and take you on a comprehensive walking tour of the Colonial District of Quito. On this tour you will visit some of the most famous squares, churches and colonial buildings of the city including the Independence Plaza where you can admire the Cathedral, the Presidential Palace and the Archbishop’s palace. Furthermore, you'll visit the San Francisco Church and the Basilica of Quito, the oldest Church in South America, made almost completely out of volcanic stone. Then head to the 'Panecillo Mirador', the most famous hill of Quito, where you can take pictures of both colonial and modern Quito.

While walking through the city, your guide will help you appreciate the eventful past of Ecuador including the Inca Empire, the Spanish invasion, and its push towards independence.

Return to your hotel with the afternoon and evening at your leisure.

Breakfast included.
Day 22: Quito to Amazon Lodge. Begin 4 day Amazon Lodge stay

Today we transfer you to the airport for your 30 minute flight over the eastern Andes mountain range to Coca which is the entrance point to the Yasuní National Park – a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and the largest area of tropical rainforest in Ecuador. The Yasuní National Park sits at the intersection of the Andes and the Amazon regions, and offers a variety of excellent lodges where you can experience the rich biodiversity of the area.

From the airport you are met and transferred to the Napo River where we start a canoe ride to your lodge approximately 2 hours away. Along the way you will enjoy a delicious lunch whilst keeping an eye out for birds like herons, kingfishers, toucans, parrots and macaws. You will arrive at your lodge and after a briefing you will have the opportunity to take part in the afternoon and evening activities included. All activities and meals are included during your stay.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner included.

Day 23 - 24: Amazon Lodge stay
Over the next few days you will enjoy the wide variety of activities and attractions available at your lodge and enjoy incredible wildlife encounters. The exact itinerary depends on your lodge but may include a combination of the following;

Visit a clay lick where several species of parrots, parakeets and macaws can be seen feeding.
Discover unique rainforest creatures from the rainforest canopy.
Hike the trails in and around your lodge and learn about the flora and fauna of the region with a naturalist guide.
Visit native Indian communities and learn about their culture and way of life.
Evening hiking or canoe rides which allow guests to hear the nocturnal sounds of the jungle and to look for bats, caiman, snakes, spiders and a variety of other insects.
Go fishing for piranha.
Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner included.
Day 25: Amazon to Quito

This morning you will enjoy breakfast before we return to Coca along the Napo River which may reveal new sightings of giant otters, monkeys, or many other rare birds. We arrive Quito and board the flight back to Quito where you will be transferred to your hotel. Evening at leisure.

Breakfast included.

Day 26: Quito - Galapagos Islands. Begin your 5 day Galapagos cruise

This morning we transfer you to the airport for your flight to the Galapagos. After a short flight you will arrive at Baltra or San Cristobal Island and after paying your Galapagos National Park entrance fee you will be met by your guide and transferred to your vessel to begin your cruise. You will be shown to your cabin where you will have some time to settle in before lunch and a welcome briefing. Your selected cruise then begins with the exact itinerary for the next 5 days being dependent on your choice of vessel.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner included.

Day 27-29: Galapagos Islands cruise

Over the next few days you will enjoy fantastic wildlife spotting including island landings and snorkelling opportunities with expert guides. Animals such as Blue and Red-footed Boobies, Galapagos sea lions, giant tortoises, land and marine iguanas, Galapagos penguins and frigatebirds are only some of the unique wildlife found in this region. One of the most exciting things for visitors to the Galapagos is the incredible, close-up encounters with its animals which seemingly have no fear of humans.

The volcanic Islands of the Galapagos also offer spectacular scenery, from active volcanos, to lava tubes and impressive red and white sand beaches. It is not only a wildlife haven but an incredible archipelago of diverse islands, and over the course of your cruise you will enjoy many zodiac landings and have the chance to explore them in detail.

Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner included.

Day 30: Galapagos - Guayaquil

After a final island landing in the morning, you will be transferred to Baltra or San Cristobal airport in time to catch your flight back to the mainland. On arrival in Guayaquil you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Evening at leisure to explore and we recommend wandering along the waterfront and enjoying a meal.

Breakfast included.

Day 31: Guayaquil departure

Transfer to the airport for your departure flight back to Australia via Santiago. If you would like to stopover in Santiago then this can easily be added into your itinerary.
Breakfast included.
Departs - Weekly

Suggested Hotels

City	Comfort	Superior	Deluxe
Santiago	Meridiano Sur Petit Hotel	Luciano K	Lastarria Boutique
Rio	Hotel Windsor California	Porto Bay Hotel Copacabana	Miramar Hotel by Windsor
Iguazu	Jardin del Iguazau Hotel	Falls Iguazu Hotel & Spa	Loi Suites
Buenos Aires	Patios de San Telmo	Eurobuilding	Hotel Madero
Lima	Hotel Girasoles	Casa Andina Select	Courtyard by Marriott Hotel
Cusco	Maytaq Wasin Boutique	Antiqua hotel	Aranwa Cusco Hotel
Machu Picchu	Waman Hotel	El Mapi	Sumaq Hotel
Puno	Intiqa Hotel	Jose Antonio	Libertador Hotel
Quito	Hotel Real Audiencia	Casona de la Ronda	Swissotel
Amazon	Jamu Lodge	Napo Wildlife Centre	La Selva Ecolodge
Guayaquil	Continental Hotel	Palace Hotel	Oro Verde
Galapagos	San Jose Yacht	Odyssey Yacht	Ocean Spray

Ship Information

Comfort option: San Jose

The San Jose is designed to carry travellers in comfort to the most remote corners of the world, where most of its interior dimensions, combining roomy cabins and spacious exterior spaces makes you feel at home when you’re not out exploring the islands and their waters.

Standard Twin Cabins include a window, mirror, 1 chair, 1 desk, 1 wardrobe, 2 beds, private bathrooms, and all cabins have air conditioners.

Superior option: Odyssey

All cabins feature individually controlled air-conditioning Double cabin
Small desk, sofa, mini-bar, and closet, as well as spacious bathrooms with shower cabins.
All main deck and upper deck cabins average 20 square meters in size including the bathroom.
All cabins have big windows, which can be individually opened.

Deluxe option: Ocean Spray

The Galapagos Ocean Spray is a new catamaran that started cruising the Galapagos Islands in March 2012. Ten crew members and a bi-lingual naturalist guide are at your disposition to ensure a flawless operation. The M/C Ocean Spray has comfortable social areas that have been elegantly designed. The lounge has been fitted with large windows to provide panoramic views of the enchanting Galapagos Archipelago. The sun deck has comfortable loungers and a jacuzzi to relax and enjoy the sea breeze after a day of Galapagos exploration.

What's included?
- International airfares
- Internal airfares
- Accommodation with private facilities
- Hotel taxes
- Entrance fees
- Tours with English-speaking guides
- Transfers
- Meals as specified
What's not included?
- Arrival/departure taxes or reciprocity fees, visa fees where applicable
- Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
- Travel insurance
- Galapagos entrance fee - US$100 per person
- Transit control card - US$20 per person
- Gratuities
- Any items not mentioned as included
Notes
Hotel rates are based on lead-in rooms. Other room types and hotels are available. Rates are subject to change and different rates may apply during holiday seasons and special events.
Peak season prices will apply for international flights departing mid November until early February.

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