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Fragata Yacht

Ecuador

4 Days 3 Nights

2 Person

From

$2137 PP

4.7 (20 Reviews)

Fragata Yacht

With over 20 years of experience, the crew of the Fragata is here to assist you and ensure that your experience in the Galápagos Islands is extraordinary.

The boat is equipped with air conditioning, with units in each cabin. The boat also has full snorkeling equipment and wetsuits available for rent. The yacht and crew provide a relaxing atmosphere with attention to detail. Our passengers are the priority, and since we know that the experience in the islands is the most important, we aim to facilitate and enhance your Galápagos experience by providing a wonderful environment.

All cabins on the Fragata yacht are comfortable and feature a private bathroom with a toilet, hot water shower, sink, and vanity. The amenities of the Fragata yacht include a spacious dining room, lounge, bar with TV and DVD, sound system, and sundeck.

 

Basic Information:

TYPE: Motor Yacht

CATEGORY: First Class

CAPACITY: 16 passengers

GENERATORS: 2 x 45 Kva Kholer for 110 and 220 Volt; 12 and 24 Volt DC

SPEED: 8 knots cruising

ENGINES: 2 x 200 H.P. Detroit Diesel 8V-71

L.O.A: 75 ft.

BEAM: 21 ft.

DRAFT: 12 ft.

Itinerary

Itinerary "A" – Tuesday to Friday (4D/3N)

Day 1 - Tuesday

Baltra Island - Santa Cruz Island

BALTRA ISLAND: Home to the main airport of the Galápagos, this will be the starting point of your experience aboard the best tour through the Galápagos Islands. A bilingual guide will welcome you at the airport and assist you with the transfer to the Fragata yacht. Welcome ceremony and briefing session.

 

PM – After Lunch

RANCHO PRIMICIAS: At the first stop, you will encounter the islands' most iconic inhabitants: the giant tortoises. These gentle creatures can be easily spotted walking among the foliage or resting. Harder to find but equally fascinating, the numerous bird species that reside in the Galápagos are direct descendants of species from the Andean plateau. Endemic subspecies of mockingbirds, flycatchers, cattle egrets, and finches can be observed throughout the ranch.

 

Dinner and briefing for the next day.

 

Day 2 – Wednesday

Isabela Island

 

AM – After Breakfast

TINTORERAS: Located south of Puerto Villamil, Tintoreras features a calm turquoise bay where a wide variety of marine life can be observed—sea turtles, marine iguanas, and sea lions are almost guaranteed sightings. The bay is connected to a shallow fissure, and when the tide is low, the entrance is cut off, allowing sharks and stingrays to be seen swimming inside. Lunch on board.

 

PM

ARNALDO TUPIZA BREEDING CENTER: The island’s giant tortoise population is maintained through its captive breeding program.

WETLANDS: This area is known for its sandy beaches, rocky coastline, and mangroves. A network of trails allows visitors to observe up close the four species of mangroves found in the Galápagos, as well as blue herons, Galápagos hawks, lava herons, striated herons, lava gulls, and many other bird species. 30-minute walk.

PLAYA DEL AMOR: On this beautiful beach, you can see marine iguanas resting or diving in the crystal-clear waters, along with iconic Galápagos birds such as blue-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, and frigatebirds.

LA PLAYITA: A fine-sand beach where pelicans, marine iguanas, and boobies fishing can be observed, along with a mangrove area and a cactus forest.

EL TÚNEL DEL ESTERO: This tunnel is directly connected to the ocean and is surrounded by cacti, creating a unique landscape. As you pass through, you can spot small crabs and a great variety of tiny fish.

 

 

Dinner and briefing for the next day.

 

 

Day 3 – Thursday

Isabela Island

AM – After Breakfast

RÁBIDA ISLAND: One of the most colorful and volcanically active islands in the archipelago, as well as an incredible diving site. We begin at Rábida’s prominent brown-sand beach, followed by a ½-mile light hike to a viewpoint with a breathtaking view. A paradise for birdwatchers, Rábida attracts flycatchers, brown pelicans, Galápagos hawks, various species of finches, and many other rare species. Wet landing. Lunch on board.

 

PM

CERRO DRAGÓN: After anchoring, we will head inland behind the beach to reach a hypersaline lagoon frequented by flamingos, Wilson’s plovers, black-bellied ducks, and more. The hike to Cerro Dragón offers a panoramic view of the bay and leads directly to the nesting areas of the Galápagos land iguana, from which the site gets its name. Many of the iguanas nesting in Cerro Dragón were relocated here by the Charles Darwin Research Station.

 

 

Dinner and briefing for the next day.

 

 

Day 4 – Friday

Santa Cruz Island

AM – After Breakfast

BLACK TURTLE COVE:

No landing; panga ride around the site, near Baltra.

An extraordinary and beautiful experience. You will have the chance to see black sea turtles in the crystal-clear waters as the boat stops its engine and the operators paddle along the mangrove-lined coast. Discover hidden lagoons and observe the diverse birdlife and marine species.

After visiting the cove, you will take your final transfer to Baltra Airport by bus.

 

 

End of the tour.

 

Included

    ·        Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner.

    ·        Bilingual Naturalist Guide (English-Spanish).

    ·        All the site detailed in the program (may change due to force majeure).

    ·        Snacks after visiting each site.

    ·        Unlimited drinking water, tea and coffee.

    ·        Transfer service Airport-Dock, Airport-Itabaca and vice versa (included only in operative dates).

Exclude

·        Airfare to and from Galapagos.

·        If you do not book your tour with TIERRA VERDE a charge of USD $50 + VAT per person will apply**.

·        When passengers book their own airline tickets, they assume full responsibility for any and all delays and extra expenses that may or may arise (bus, boat, hotel or other fees) in order to get to the cruise ship on the first day and catch their return flights when the tour ends. In addition, our operators will not modify any dates on the itinerary to accommodate the logistics of the transfer.

·        Galapagos National Park entrance fee USD $200, per person**.

·        Snorkel equipment 5 Days: USD $25, per person - 8 Days: USD $35, per person**.

·        Wetsuit 5 Days: USD $25, per person - 8 Days: USD $35, per person**.

·        Tips, souvenirs or other expenses.

·        12% VAT for Ecuadorians or if billing is handled by a travel agency (**Fees and taxes may change without prior notice).

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