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Journey I 15 Day Galapagos Islands Cruise Itinerary For Cruises Departing Every Other Tuesday
Journey I 15 Day Galapagos Islands Cruise Itinerary For Cruises Departing Every Other Tuesday
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JOURNEY I
FIRST CLASS CATAMARAN
Journey I also known as Anahi - is a spacious, firstclass catamaran built in Guayaquil in 2006, specifically for the needs of Galapagos travelers. Travelers will be delighted by the ample deck space and large interior spaces. The 16 passengers aboard enjoy the high standards of luxury and comfort. There are six twin cabins measuring 151 feet (14m) each located on the main deck plus two suites on the upper deck with matrimonial beds measuring a comfortable 193 feet (18m). All of the cabins have large picture windows, closets, dressers, and private facilities with showers and hot and cold water. There is plenty of common space on board to socialize with other passengers, relax, and enjoy the scenery. The sun and shade deck on the upper level provide the perfect spot to enjoy an al fresco meal or a cocktail at the outdoor bar. There is also a small Jacuzzi for relaxing at the end of your day. Up top there is a spacious sun deck with recliner loungers that offers you a great place to lie back while still witnessing the wonders of the Galapagos. The interior spaces include a large dining room with beautiful ocean views. The main salon with its banquette sectional, TV and DVD player make it the ideal spot meet on board.
15 Day / 14 Night Naturalist Itinerary Visiting the Southern, Central, Western and Northern Islands
ITINERARY
ISLA LOBOS ESPAOLA FLOREANA DARWIN STATION & SANTA CRUZ HIGHLANDS TINTORARES, LOS HUMIDALES & SIERRA NEGRA PUNTO MORENO & ELIZABETH BAY URBINA BAY & TAGUS COVE PUNTA ESPINOZA & PUNTA VICENTE ROCA PUERTO EGAS & RABIDA SOMBRERO CHINO & BARTOLOME NORTH SEYMOUR & BACHAS BEACH GENOVESA SOUTH PLAZA & SANTA FE PUNTA PITT & KICKER ROCK INTERPRETATION CENTER
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JOURNEY I
Discover the natural wonders of the Galapagos Islands aboard the Journey I
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The trail to the highlands leaves from Bellavista and passes through the agricultural zone, near the National Park boundary, the Miconia Zone, and then goes to the Fern and Sedge zone. With clear weather (unpredictable) this area affords beautiful scenes of rolling hills and extinct volcanic cones covered with grass and lush greenery all year round.
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PM: Elizabeth Bay, Isabela Island Elizabeth Bay is a marine visitor site, as there are no land visits allowed. Your visit is a panga ride. Starting with a visit to the Marielas islets where there is the largest and most important penguin colony in the Galapagos Islands. The excursion continues into the cove that is surrounded by red mangroves where you can admire their red roots and green leafs. It is here that you are able to observe sea turtles, flightless cormorants, spotted eagle rays, golden rays, brown pelicans and sea lions. Frequently visitors have been able to see Galapagos Hawks soaring overhead whilst schools of Pompano and Dorado fish swim below
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AM: Rbida
Rbida Island is unique because the red color of the rocks and sand. The volcanic material in this island is very porous and external factors as rain, salt water and sea breeze have acted as an oxidizing agent. A short walk along a trail leads us to a coastal lagoon behind the beach permits the observation of land birds as finches, doves, yellow warblers and mocking birds. At the lagoon there is a colony of flamingos.
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PM: Plazas
Plaza Island is located at the east of Santa Cruz Island, and forms part of two islands known as Islas Plazas. Despite its small size, some of the most interesting and outstanding species of the Galapagos are found here. The Plazas land iguanas are smaller than its relatives found at other islands. Throughout the island are several hybrid iguanas, a result of crossing a male marine iguana and a female land iguana, they are unique, recognizable at first glance by their black/gray color, with a land iguana's crest, but face and tail of the marine iguana. The big population of iguanas is due to the presence of tunas, their favorite food. Swallow Tailed Gulls nesting in the rugged cliffs are seen along with other sea bids as: Audubon shearwaters, red-billed tropicbirds, frigate birds and brown pelicans.
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