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Galapagos Useful Information
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The Galapagos Islands have become an increasing popular
tourist destination. For this reason, cruises in the archipelago
book out months in advance (particularly onboard reasonably-priced
cruise yachts).
We recommend booking your cruise as early as possible,
particularly for high season (May through to September; December and
January) cruises. Leaving it until the last minute will result in
limit or no cruise options. Reservations made less than a month in
advance cannot be guaranteed. Full payment for Galapagos cruises and
flights must be made no later than 60 days before the cruise.
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| OVERVIEW OF CRUISES & YACHTS
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There are a wide variety of yachts
currently operating in the Galapagos Islands. These yachts operate
strictly within the Galapagos archipelago and do not extend their
voyages outside this region. Visitors are required to purchase a return
airline ticket in order to reach the Galapagos Islands.
There are four types of cruise vessels (motor, sail,
catamaran and cruise ship) that are categorized into four classes
(Tourist, Tourist Superior, First and Deluxe class). Generally, as
one moves up the classes the yachts increase in size and capacity, and
offer a greater selection of onboard amenities that include air
conditioning and private bathrooms.
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There are
three basic costs involved with a cruise in the Galapagos Islands:
- Return Airline
Ticket
Flights are automatically
reserved when you book a cruise. There are three daily flights (two on Tame
and one on Aerogal) to and from the Galapagos Islands,
routed: Quito – Guayaquil – Galapagos – Guayaquil – Quito. Therefore,
one can depart from either Quito or Guayaquil and then return to either
Guayaquil or Quito.
The rates for return
flights to the Galapagos Islands vary according to the routing and the
time of year.
To the Galapagos Islands (these details are
subject to change without prior notice)
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From
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Airline
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Flt
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Day(s)
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Departure
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Arrival
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QUITO
(UIO)
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TAME
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191
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daily
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07h30
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09h30
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AEROGAL
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022/032
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Sat
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08h15
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11h00
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AEROGAL
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022/032
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Mon-Fri
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08h15
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10h30
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AEROGAL
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022/032
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Sun
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08h45
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10h45
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TAME
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193
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daily
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09h30
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11h30
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GUAYAQUIL
(GYE)
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TAME
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191
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daily |
09h00
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09h30
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AEROGAL
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032
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Sat
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09h30
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11h00
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AEROGAL
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032
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Mon-Fri
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10h00
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10h30
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AEROGAL
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032
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Sun
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10h15
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10h45
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TAME
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193
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daily
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11h00
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11h30
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*flight
schedules are subject to change without prior notice
| From the Galapagos Islands (these details are
subject to change without prior notice) |
To
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Airline
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Flt
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Day(s)
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Departure
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Arrival
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QUITO
(UIO)
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TAME
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190
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daily
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10h30
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14h30
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AEROGAL
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033/033
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Sat-Sun
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11h40
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16h15
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AEROGAL
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033/033
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Mon-Fri
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12h00
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16h30
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TAME
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192
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daily
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12h30
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16h30
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GUAYAQUIL
(GYE)
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TAME
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190
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daily |
10h30
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13h00
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AEROGAL
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033
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Sat-Sun
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11h40
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14h10
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AEROGAL
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033
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Mon-Fri
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12h00
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14h30
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TAME
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192
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daily
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12h30
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15h00
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flight
schedules are subject to change without prior notice
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Airline Flight Rates
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High Season
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Low season
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Adult
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Adult
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Quito-Galapagos-Quito
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$411.94 |
$355.94
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| Quito-Galapagos-Guayaquil |
$388.42
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$338.58
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| Guayaquil-Galapagos-Quito |
$384.86
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$335.66
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| Guayaquil-Galapagos-Guayaquil |
$361.34
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$317.66
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Note: updated August 1st, 2007
Note: Flight rates are subject to change without
prior notice
Flight season dates
Dates
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Season
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Nov.01 - Apr.31
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HIGH
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May.01 .-
Jun.14
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LOW
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Jun.15 - Sep.14
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HIGH
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Sep.15 -
Oct.31
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LOW
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| Galapagos
National Park entrance fee |
All visitors to the Galapagos Islands must pay a Galapagos
National Park entrance fee. This is paid upon arrival in the Galapagos
Islands and can only be paid is USD cash –
Travelers Cheques and credit cards are not accepted. These fees assist
in the administration, conservation and preservation of the islands by
the Galapagos National Park Authorities. The current fees (per person)
are: $110 per adult & $60 per
child (less than 12 years of age).
Choosing a yacht/cruise can be a complex and challenging task
if you do not know what your options are. You should keep the following
issues in mind while planning your yacht/cruise selection(s):
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Aprox. Date
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When do you wish to visit the Galapagos Islands?
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Budget
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How much do I wish to spend?
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Flights
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Where do I wish to depart from and return to
(Quito/Guayaquil)?
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Length of cruise
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Charter, 7-night or 4-night cruise?
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Vessel type
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Motor, sail or cruise ship?
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Size & capacity
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Small (8-12), medium (13 to 20) or large (21 +)?
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Itineraries
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Are there any specific islands or wildlife I wish to see?
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Amenities
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Do I require scuba diving, sea kayaks?
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The cost of a cruise varies
greatly depending on several important factors:
- Class - Luxury, First, Tourist Superior
- Length of cruise -Charter, 7-night, 4-night cruise
- The yacht itself -Cruise rates varies greatly from yacht
to yacht, independent of class
- Time of year-High season (December 1 to January 5 / June
15 to September 14)
Low
season (January 6 to June 14 / September 15 to November 30)
- INCLUDED: transfers in the Galapagos;
accommodation; bilingual guide; all meals; tours of the islands
(specific to the specific yacht); fresh towels & sheets; drinking
water; snorkeling (on most yachts) and local taxes.
- NOT INCLUDED: return
airline ticket; Galapagos National Park
entrance fee; all alcoholic beverages and
non-alcoholic beverages outsides of meals; snorkeling equipment (on
some yachts); tips and personal spending.
We recommend
packing the following items in order to ensure a comfortable and
enjoyable cruise in the Galapagos Islands:
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Items
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Reason(s)
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Bathing
suit
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For those
interested in snorkeling, swimming or diving during your cruise.
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Binoculars
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Get a more
detailed look at the rare and unusual creatures.
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Day
pack
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For easy and
comfortable storage of personal items while on island tours.
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Hat
or cap
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The sun can
be intense, particularly in the late morning and early afternoon.
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Camera
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To capture
your personal memories of the unique sights of the Galapagos.
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Sandals
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Most islands
visits involve ‘wet landings’ (water reaching up to one’s calfs)
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Shorts
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The late
morning/early afternoon heat is more pleasant with light clothing.
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Sun cream
sun block
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Adequate
protection from direct sunlight & reflected sun from the water is
essential.
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Sun
glasses
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It is often
very sunny; & the sun’s reflection off the water can be strong.
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Sweatshirt
light jacket
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The early
morning/late evenings can get cool, often with a breeze.
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T-shirts
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The late
morning/early afternoon heat is more pleasant with light clothing.
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Water
bottle
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Avoid
dehydration and thirst in the heat and sunshine of the Islands.
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Although the
onboard design and layout varies from one vessel to another, most
yachts have the following in common:
- Private double cabins (some higher class yachts also
offer suites and/or single cabins)
- Common dining room
- Common social areas (both indoor and outdoor)
- Amenities - private bathrooms, air conditioning, common
television, bar, snorkeling equipment
- Bilingual naturalist guide
- Drinking water
- 110 volt / 60 Hz electrical outlets
- Other – several yachts also have onboard scuba diving
equipment
What is a
typical cruise like?
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Although there are
varying itineraries from one vessel to another, they generally work in
the same manner:
- You will land in the late morning in Galapagos, where
your guide will be awaiting you & where you pay (in cash) your Park
fee;
- Depending on the itinerary of the yacht you will either
be taken to your yacht awaiting you in Baltra or you will board a small
mini van or bus and make your way to Puerto Ayora harbour, some 40
minutes journey on Santa Cruz island. Upon boarding your yacht, you
will meet the crew and captain and be shown around the yacht and your
quarters;
- In the evening, you will have dinner aboard the yacht
& where your guide will review the itinerary, island(s) and
wildlife likely to be encountered during the day.
- During the late evening or overnight your yacht will make
its way to the next island, so that when you wake up in the morning you
will at the next island;
- Breakfast served early in the morning, after which you
will board a small dingy which will take you and your guide to your
first island visit. After which you will return to your yacht for
lunch;
- Following lunch, you will make another island visit with
your guide, after which you will return to your yacht to relax. Take
this time to snorkel or simply relax on deck in the glorious sunshine.
Dinner is served and your guide will most probably review the day and
explain the itinerary for the following day;
- Steps 4 & 5 are repeated until the last day of your
cruise; on the last evening, usually all the passengers get together to
discuss the tips to be given to the crew & guide;
- On the last day, you will have breakfast early as usual.
Depending on the specific yacht’s itinerary you will make your last
visit directly after breakfast and be transferred with your guide to
the airport to catch your flight back to mainland Ecuador.
About the naturalist
guides.
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The guides are
trained by the Galapagos National Park with the help of the Charles
Darwin Research Station. There are three levels of guides:
Naturalist
Guide I
A native of the
islands or resident of the archipelago for many years, with a high
school diploma, who has a sound knowledge of the region and speaks
English. He must pass the course of Naturalist Guide I, and can lead a
group of 10 visitors maximum.
Naturalist
Guide II
Ecuadorian by
birth or by naturalization, who has achieved a high school education or
has a university background in biology or related fields, or in
tourism. He has to be fluent in English, French or German, and pass the
course of Naturalist Guide II. He can lead groups of up to 16 visitors.
Naturalist
Guide III
Ecuadorian by
birth or by naturalization, and, in the case of a foreigner, must have
legal working papers. He has to show proof of a degree in biology or
related fields, or in tourism. He must be fluent in Spanish, English,
then French or German. He must pass the course of Naturalist Guide III,
and may lead a group of 20 visitors. All Tourist Superior, First and
Luxury class yachts carry Class-III guides.
Functions
of guides:
- To inform and educate visitors on the richness of the
protected area and the natural history of the Galapagos, competently
and with diligence.
- To be responsible and to control actions committed by the
visitors, within the Galapagos National Park. To ensure the rules and
regulations of the National Park are followed.
- To keep in touch with the administrative authorities, to
signal his group’s whereabouts and to receive instructions.
- To carry a guide’s license and identity papers, and to
wear a uniform, if necessary.
- To be vigilant of the application of technical and
administrative measures in order to protect the natural resources and
the visitors.
- To cooperate with the control and with the patrol of the
region to ensure conservation and rational use of the resources.
- To participate in the activities of observations,
including the collection of data on the ecological impact and other
environmental aspects.
- To provide interpretation for special groups.
- To report to the legal and technical-administrative
authorities whenever necessary.
Difference between a 4 &
7 night cruise.
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The first thing to
keep in mind is that on any given cruise the first half-day and last
half-day is occupied traveling to and from the Islands. That is to say,
an 8-day / 7-night cruise ends up being 7 full days out in the islands,
while a 5-day / 4-night cruise only allows you 4 full days out in the
Galapagos Islands.
The greatest
advantage of 7-night cruises over 4-night cruises is that one is able
to experience substantially more of the wonders and beauties of the
Galapagos Islands. Unlike a 4-night itinerary, 7-night itineraries
allow you to visit a greater range of islands, and thus enjoy a greater
variety of flora and fauna unique to the world. In addition, 7-night
cruises work out to be more economical (on a per-day basis) and give
visitors 7 full days to enjoy and soak in the splendor of the Islands,
as opposed to 4 full days on a 4-night cruise.
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GENERAL TERMS &
CONDITIONS
SANGAY
TOURING / GUIDE2GALAPAGOS – Privacy Policy
Sangay
Touring/Guide2Galapagos is dedicated to maintaining your privacy and
treats your client personal information with extreme care and
caution. Sangay
Touring/Guide2Galapagos does not share, loan or sell your name,
email address, contact details or any other information personal
information with any third party without your consent.
How do we protect your personal information?
Your
personal information is held in our Quito, Ecuador office on a private
local server which is protected by a firewall and is only viewable via
a password operated system by authorized staff members.
Please
note that our website has links to carefully chosen third party
websites which we feel may be of interest to you. However, you should
be aware that the security measures we apply to our own website may not
exist on these third party websites. We strongly encourage you to read
the privacy policy of these websites before divulging your personal
information. Sangay Touring/Guide2Galapagos cannot be held responsible
for data that you choose to give to a third party that has a link from
our website.
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We
may send you newsletters containing information on the special offers
or news that we feel may be of service to you. You will have the option
at the time of booking to indicate that you do not wish to receive such
information. You may also unsubscribe from receiving newsletters at any
time by emailing us at info@guide2galapagos.com.
What
personal information do we collect?
The personal information that we ask
from you is used to help us provide the best travel assistance
possible. We use the details you provide to process your telephone and
online enquires, to recommend programs and options that best suits your
requirements and to contact you about the travel arrangements in which
you have expressed an interest.
When
you book/reserve with Sangay Touring/Guide2Galapagos the information we
collect is also used internally by our professional staff in order that
we can make travel arrangements that you have specifically requested.
The sharing of this information is restricted to Sangay Touring and its
exclusive third party service providers.
The
information that you provide may also be used to compile internal
statistics such as identification of the types of clients (age groups,
nationalities, localities etc), and assessing the number of visitors to
different areas of our website so that we can better understand the
needs of our clients.
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Sangay
Touring/Guide2Galapagos reserves the right to disclose your personal
information in the event that it is required by law, governmental
authorities or if the personal information is relevant to any legal
proceeding, court order or judicial process.
This
privacy policy was updated on October 1st, 2008. We reserve the
right to amend this policy and any significant changes to its contents
will be posted on our website. We respect your right to privacy and
will endeavor to fully protect the personal details that you provide us.
If
you have any further questions regarding our privacy policy please do
not hesitate to contact us at:
Sangay
Touring / Guide2Galapagos
Luis Cordero E4-358 y Av. Amazonas
Quito
Ecuador
info@
sangay.com or info@ guide2galapagos.com
1. GENERAL TERMS & CONDITIONS
Terms and conditions described here are applicable to all the services,
including cruises, flights, accommodation, transportation and programs
contracted with SANGAY TOURING and/or GUIDE2GALAPAGOS, herein after
called ST/G2G. These terms and conditions apply to any service(s) or
third party service(s) sold by ST/G2G. The client(s) of ST/G2G
services is (are) deemed to have read and understood these policies and
agree(s) to be bound by these terms and conditions - no signature(s) is
(are) necessary.
2. RESPONSIBILITIES
OF THE CLIENT(S) OF ST SERVICES
- [2.1] The client(s) of ST/G2G services has/have the responsibility to
select a trip appropriate to their abilities and interests - ST/G2G will not pay for any expenses incurred for
medical or unforeseen reasons. The client(s) of ST/G2G service(s) is/are held responsible for
being in sufficient good health to undertake the trip. ST/G2G and its affiliates take no responsibility
for incidental costs for special arrangements or problems incurred by
passengers unable to participate in the planned activities.
- [2.2] No refund will be
forthcoming for missed sightseeing, meals, and early/late departures
and disliked visits.
- [2.3] Any complaint(s) the
passenger(s) have regarding Galapagos cruises must be brought directly
to the attention of the specific Galapagos yacht operator directly in
Galapagos. Requests for refunds must be handled directly in
Galapagos with the specific yacht operator prior to departing the
Galapagos Islands. ST/G2G will act as
an intermediary to assist the client(s) in receiving an official
response from the yacht operator in question but is not responsible for
the yacht operator’s final decision(s) on the complaints and/or claims.
- [2.4] Any complaints or
claims on non-Galapagos tours must be brought to the attention of ST in
writing within 48-hours of the incident. ST/G2G will act as an intermediary to assist the
client(s) in receiving an official response from third party providers
but is not responsible for the services or the decisions on the
complaints and/or claims of the third party provider.
- [2.5] ST strongly recommends that
all the passengers using ST/G2G services
have travel insurance for trip delay, trip cancellation, baggage,
accident and sickness before coming to Ecuador - this type of insurance
is not included on ST/G2G tours, cruises
and other third party services.
- [2.6] The client(s) must be
available to be contacted by a ST/G2G
Representative once in Ecuador (i.e., by means email or telephone) in
the case of emergency. The client(s) must provide ST/G2G with local contact details in the case that
ST/G2G needs to communicate with the
client(s) for last minute changes or alterations in travel arrangements
(within 24 to 48 hours prior to the scheduled activity).
3. ST RESERVED RIGHTS
- [3.1] Third party services,
including but not restricted to Galapagos yacht operators, reserve the
right to alter or change their itineraries without prior notice where
deemed necessary, including but not restricted to substitution with
comparable hotel, yacht, vessel or vehicle, guide, attractions or
sightseeing. Extra costs due to unexpected changes in your
itinerary for reasons beyond our control are the responsibility of the
client(s);
- [3.2] ST/G2G
will not be held responsible for missed or delayed tours if the
client(s) do not provide ST/G2G with a
means of communicating with the client(s) at least 24 hours prior to
the scheduled commencement of services (in the case that ST/G2G needs to communicate with the client(s)
regarding last minute changes in travel arrangements);
- [3.3] ST/G2G
reserves the right to change prices without prior notice in the event
of any price increases beyond the control of ST/G2G
including but not restricted to the price of the fuel and/or
fluctuations on Government taxes;
- [3.3] ST/G2G
will not be held responsible for client(s) that do not check-in at the
designated time for flights (90 minutes prior to flight departure);
- [3.4] ST/G2G
will not be held responsible for client(s) that do not follow the
instructions for the specific tour(s), including but not limited to
appropriate required documentation(s), pick up times &
locations;
- [3.5] For client(s) picking up
travel documents from the TAME CARGO office of the Guayaquil airport, ST/G2G will not be held responsible for missed
flights or tours if the client(s) do not present themselves at the TAME
CARGO office of the Guayaquil airport least 120 minutes prior to flight
departure.
4. RESERVATIONS AND PAYMENTS
- [4.1] All reservations must
be made in writing to ST/G2G by filling out
the booking form at www.sangay.com/bookingform.html.
- [4.2] All services are
booked and confirmed only upon receipt of at least a 30% deposit
payment (for reservations made more than 60 days prior to the
commencement of services, or 100% for reservations made less than 60
days prior to the commencement of services). This deposit payment
must be received within five (5) days of confirming the arrangements in
writing (or by the timelimit specified) to ensure your reservations are
secured. There shall be no binding contract until the deposit payment
has been received by ST/G2G. Failure to
remit your deposit payment on time will result in an automatic change
of status of any confirmed space to a provisional basis and the
possible inability to reinstate your reservation.
- [4.3] Reciept of your
deposit payment (or full payment) is deemed to constitute acceptance by
the client(s) of all ST/G2G terms and
conditions, including but not limited to the cancellations policies and
terms.
- [4.4] Any reservation made
within sixty (60) to thirty-one (31) days of commencement of services
will be accepted provided space(s) is(are) available, and payment in
full is received within five (5) days by wire transfer or by credit
card through PayPal. Payment for reservations less than thirty (30)
days in advance must be made in full within five (5) days by bank wire
transfer or by credit card through PayPal. We do not accept payment by
check(s) for reservations made less than sixty (60) days prior to
commencement of our services.
- [4.5] For reservations made
more than sixty one (61) days prior to the commencement of our
services, the total balance is due no later than sixty (60) days prior
to commencement of the program. If the balance has not been received by
that date, your reservation will be cancelled, and the client(s) is
(are) not entitled to any refunds. Payments made by check must be
received at least ninety (90) days prior to the commencement of our
services.
- [4.6] ST/G2G
will not provide tickets, coupons, vouchers or documents until full
payment has been received and in the case of checks, until the check
has been cashed.
- [4.7] ST/G2G
will not accept responsibility for wire transfer and/or courier charges
or errors.
- [4.8] For child discounts,
the client(s) must provide ST/G2G with a
copy of the child’s passport. Failure to do so will not entitle
the client(s) to the respective child discounts.
- [4.9] Service voucher(s)
and/or airline ticket (or electronic tickets) are provided to the
client(s) at least 72 to 24 hours prior to the commencement of the
service(s). Clients are responsible to either pick-up their
travel documents directly from the ST/G2G
office (Monday to Friday from 09h00 to 18h30) at least 24 hours prior
to the commencement of services or arrange directly with a ST/G2G representative to have the travel documents
delivered to a designated hotel in Quito (or in the case of client(s)
departing from Guayaquil, from the TAME CARGO office at least 120
minutes prior to the flight departure). For passengers picking up
their documents in the TAME CARGO office of the Guayaquil airport, a
tracking (guia) number will be provided to the client(s).
TAME CARGO office hours are: Monday to Friday from 05h00 to 20h00,
Saturdays from 05h00 to 18h00 and Sundays/holidays from 07h00 to 18h00).
PASSENGER'S PERSONAL INFORMATION
To issue final confirmation of services, ST/G2G
requires:
- Passengers complete names (as they
appear in the passengers’ passport)
- Passport number & passport
copy in case of children
- Dietary requirements. ST will do
its best effort to satisfy dietary needs, but in certain cases this may
not be possible.
- Nationality
- Date of birth (please use
dd/mm/yyyy)
- Language spoken and mother language
- In special cases (i.e., scuba
diving, climbing) ST will need further information such as: height,
weight, physical condition, etc.
- Local (Ecuador) contact
information (i.e., telephone number of hotel) in the case that an ST
representative needs to communicate with the client(s) to notify of a
change.
5. CANCELLATIONS AND REFUNDS
[5.1] Any cancellation of a booking must be received by ST/G2G in writing and shall only be effective upon
its acknowledged receipt by ST/G2G. If
written notification is received at least ninety (90) days prior to
departure, your deposit will be refunded, minus a US $100 service
charge per person. If your cancellation is made 89 to 60 days prior to
departure, 50% of your payment will be refunded, minus a US $100
service charge per person. If your cancellation is made 59 days or less
prior to departure, full payment is forfeited.
[5.2] If you are a "no show," your reservation will be deemed as
cancelled without having given ST/G2G any
notice, and the provision 1 above shall apply.
[5.3] Any request to amend or change a booking once it has been
confirmed is subject to space availability. If ST/G2G
is able to modify your reservation, an administrative fee of $50 per
change will be assessed. This fee(s) will be added to your final
invoice.
[5.4] No refunds are given:
- for lost travel time or
substitution of facilities;
- for itineraries amended after
departure;
- for circumstances arising beyond ST/G2G's control, necessitating alternative
arrangements being made to ensure the safety and/or further
participation and enjoyment of your program;
- if you do not arrive for any
accommodation, service, sightseeing or trip segment without notifying ST/G2G;
- if you leave your program after it
has begun, or miss any scheduled sightseeing, activities, meals or
accommodations;
- if you suffer loss of services or
inconvenience as a result of travelling without the correct
documentation, including passports, visas and inoculations certificates.
These
policies do not apply to bookings made on the following yachts: Alta¸
Eclipse¸ Evolution; Lammer Law; Parranda; Galapagos Legend; Galapagos
Explorer II; Xpedition; Coral I and II; Diamante; Guantanamera; Seaman
& Seaman II. Please ask us directly for cancellation policies
on these yachts.
6. PAYMENT OPTIONS
1. WESTERN UNION
Fill out a Quick Pay form from Western Union with
the following required information:
| Receiver
name: |
Robin George
Slater Thomson |
| Receiver
location: |
Quito, Ecuador |
You will then need to provide ST/G2G
with the confirmation/tracking code provided by Western Union, along
with the name, city/country of the individual who made the transaction,
and the exact amount sent.
2. PAYMENT BY BANK
(WIRE) TRANSFER
Your bank will be able
to help you transfer funds from your account directly to ours, the
details of which follow. Please make sure that the details are copied
exactly as one small error, can slow down the process or send your
funds to the wrong account.
| BANK:
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BANCO PICHINCHA CA |
| BANK
ADDRESS: |
AV.ORELLANA Y 9 DE OCTUBRE
QUITO, ECUADOR |
| BANK
TEL: |
+ (593) 2 - 2221-640 |
| BANK
FAX: |
+ (593) 2 - 2508-230 |
| SWIFT:
|
PICHECEQ |
| ACCOUNT
HOLDER: |
SANGAY TOURING CIA LTDA |
| ACCOUNT
NUMBER: |
3019161904 |
Many banks require our company's physical
address. Our office address is:
Sangay Touring / Guide2Galapagos
Luis Cordero E4-358 y Amazonas; Edif. FLOPEC (p.b.)
Quito, Ecuador, South America
+ (593-2) 2550-180 / 2550-176
Please Email a copy of your wire transfer form or
fax it to Sangay Touring / Guide2Galapagos at: + (593-2)-2560-426
Please make sure that all bank charges are covered
(including a $10 fee we are charged for receiving your wire transfer)
so that we receive the full amount of your tour and / or cruise and /
or tickets.
If you have any questions, please call Robin Slater
at + (593-2)-2550-180 to ensure that your wire transfer details are
correctly filled out.
3. PAYMENT BY U.S. CHECK
If you prefer to pay by check, we do require that
the check be in US funds from a bank in the U.S. The check should
be made out to “SANGAY TOURING”. Do not send the check by registered or
regular mail. Please use a reliable courier such as UPS, TNT, DHL or
FedEx. Please do not endorse the back of the check and make sure that
the check written out correctly and signed. Please send the check
to:
Robin Slater
SANGAY TOURING
Luis Cordero E4-358 y Amazonas; Edif. FLOPEC (p.b.)
Quito, Ecuador
We always confirm receipt of checks and wire
transfers.
Balance payments by check must be received 30 days
prior to the deadlines stipulated above - the check must be received no
later than 90 days prior to your cruise.
4. PAYPAL (CREDIT CARD, ELECTRONIC
CHECKS, CASH & BANK PAYMENTS)
We accept payments via PayPal
(www.paypal.com). If you do not have a PayPal account you can set
one up free (but will initially be limited by the amount that can be
transacted – approximately US $500.00). You can apply for
extended use (which requires 3 to 4 banking days) to allow for
payment(s) of greater amounts. All payments using PayPal are
subject to a 4.0% surcharge.
Thank you
Robin Slater
President
SANGAY TOURING / GUIDE2GALAPAGOS
Luis Cordero E4-358 y Amazonas (Edif. FLOPEC; p.b.)
Quito, Ecuador
South America
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