Natural Paradise Galapagos Yacht
Galapagos Last Minute
8 days (8B)
Luxury class
Baltra | North Seymour | Isabela | Fernandina | Santa Cruz | Floreana | Española | San Cristobal
- Price per Person
- Price per Boat
Your Trip details
Day 1: Arrival Baltra, North Seymour | Day 2: Vicente Roca Point, Espinoza Point | Day 3: Urbina Bay, Moreno Point | Day 4: Sierra Negra, Tortoise Breeding Center & Wetlands | Day 5: Chinese Hat, Bahía Borrero | Day 6: Post Office Bay & Baroness Point, Cormorant Point & Champion Islet | Day 7: Suarez Point, Gardner Bay & Osborn Islet | Day 8: Lobos Island, San Cristobal departure
This 8-day Galapagos expedition aboard the Natural Paradise Yacht offers an unforgettable journey through the archipelago's western and southern islands. Starting at Baltra with a visit to North Seymour, explore Isabela's Vicente Roca Point, Urbina Bay, Moreno Point and Sierra Negra Volcano, plus the Arnaldo Tupiza Tortoise Breeding Center. Discover pristine Fernandina at Espinoza Point, snorkel at Chinese Hat Islet, and relax at Bahía Borrero on Santa Cruz. Visit Floreana's historic Post Office Bay, Cormorant Point and Champion Islet. Explore Española's Suarez Point, Gardner Bay and Osborn Islet. End at Lobos Island before departing from San Cristobal. The Natural Paradise is an intimate luxury yacht accommodating 16 guests in 9 double cabins.
Itinerary & Travel activities
8 days trip
7 nights
DAY 1 – Tuesday
AM»Arrival at Baltra Airport – Transfer to boat
PM»Visit North Seymour Island
Your 8-day Galapagos expedition begins at Baltra. Upon arrival at the airport, your guide will meet you and transfer you to the Natural Paradise Yacht. After a welcome briefing, we visit our first site.
North Seymour
A small uplifted island with one of the largest frigatebird colonies in the archipelago. Walk the coastal trail to see blue-footed boobies, land iguanas, and sea lions resting along the shore.
DAY 2 – Wednesday
AM»Isabela: Visit Vicente Roca Point
PM»Fernandina: Visit Espinoza Point
Vicente Roca Point
Explore dramatic cliffs and sea caves along Isabela’s northwestern shore by panga. Look for Galapagos penguins, flightless cormorants, sea turtles, and rays in the clear water.
Espinoza Point
On pristine Fernandina Island, walk among large colonies of marine iguanas and flightless cormorants, with the La Cumbre volcano rising behind the lava fields.
DAY 3 – Thursday
AM»Isabela: Visit Urbina Bay
PM»Isabela: Visit Moreno Point
Urbina Bay
A seabed uplifted above the ocean in 1954, now a stretch of coral and shells stranded inland. See land iguanas, giant tortoises, and flightless cormorants along the trail.
Moreno Point
A landscape of sharp lava flows and brackish lagoons. Flamingos feed in the pools while sea turtles and reef sharks patrol the mangrove-fringed bays.
DAY 4 – Friday
AM»Isabela: Visit Sierra Negra Volcano
PM»Isabela: Visit Arnaldo Tupiza Breeding Center & The Wetlands
Sierra Negra Volcano
Hike to the rim of one of the largest volcanic calderas in the world for sweeping views over Isabela’s volcanic highlands.
Arnaldo Tupiza Tortoise Breeding Center & The Wetlands
Visit the giant tortoise rearing center and stroll the nearby wetlands, a haven for flamingos, stilts, and migratory birds.
DAY 5 – Saturday
AM»Visit Chinese Hat Islet
PM»Santa Cruz: Visit Bahía Borrero
Chinese Hat Islet
A tiny volcanic cone off the coast of Santiago. Snorkel with penguins and reef sharks and walk over fragile lava formations.
Bahía Borrero
A quiet white-sand beach on Santa Cruz, home to sea lions and a good spot for a refreshing swim.
DAY 6 – Sunday
AM»Floreana: Visit Post Office Bay & Baroness Viewing Point
PM»Floreana: Visit Cormorant Point & Champion Islet
Post Office Bay & Baroness Viewing Point
Drop a postcard in the historic wooden barrel, a tradition since the 18th century, then take in the views from the Baroness lookout.
Cormorant Point & Champion Islet
A green-sand beach with a flamingo lagoon, followed by snorkeling at Champion Islet among sea lions and colorful reef fish.
DAY 7 – Monday
AM»Española: Visit Suarez Point
PM»Española: Visit Gardner Bay & Osborn Islet
Suarez Point
A spectacular coastal trail with waved albatross nesting grounds, blue-footed boobies, and the famous blowhole spraying seawater skyward.
Gardner Bay & Osborn Islet
A long white beach with a large sea lion colony; snorkel at nearby Osborn Islet in clear turquoise water.
DAY 8 – Tuesday
AM»San Cristobal: Visit Lobos Island
PM»Transfer to San Cristobal Airport
Lobos Island
A small islet with a noisy sea lion colony, blue-footed boobies, and frigatebirds — a final wildlife encounter before your transfer to the airport.
Cruise price details
Accommodation
Accomodation on selected shared cabin, check out single use and details
Price per person in USD:
Cabin types:
Entire Boat price in USD:
9,345
Bunk beds cabin
111,450
7,345
110,450
Departure guaranteed:
Places available:
Max guests:
10 Guests
4
16 guest
Facilities
Inclueded in the price
Not inclueded in the price
Extra services
Available Cruises
Natural Paradise Galapagos Yacht
This intimate ship can comfortably hold up to 16 guests on 8, 5, and 4-day Galapagos tours. Travelers can pick from 9 different spacious and comfortable cabins that include suites with balconies overlooking the ocean, junior suites, and staterooms, all featuring large bathrooms, air-conditioning, and luxury amenities. Natural Paradise guest will enjoy every part of their trip with gorgeous views from the sundeck with a jacuzzi, delicious meals in the barbecue and al fresco dining areas, and a safe internal staircase. Throughout their trip, travelers will also enjoy excellent service provided by the ships' 10 crew members and cruise director during their time aboard, and a certified bilingual naturalist guide for all excursions.
Yacht
Model:
Motor Yacht
Lenght:
111 ft. (34 m)
Beam:
26 feet / 8 meters
Diving possible:
NO
Crew:
10 members + naturalist guide
Chef on board
YES
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Important Information
- Each passenger must have a valid passport.
- In order to satisfy customs requirements it is mandatory that we receive passport details (first and last name, citizenship, date and place of birth, passport number and validity) at least one week prior to embarkation.
- Failure to provide the required information could result in a denial of embarkation.