Legend First Class Cruise

Enjoy the Galapagos Islands paradise navigating on board a 90 passenger First Superior Class cruise vessel -totally converted in 2001. Guests can enjoy interiors with marine details and original pieces of art that talk about the nature of the Islands. You can also enjoy the added comfort of extra space in our fully carpeted luxurious suites and superior cabins, all with ocean views, wardrobes, vanity dresser, private facilites, hair dryer, safe deposit boxes and special amenities.

Specifications

Accommodation

90 Passengers
Length: 300 ft.
Crew: 55
Guide level: II
17-20 knots

4 Legend Suites lower double-twin berths,

25 Junior Suites lower double-twin berths, 18 superior cabins lower double-twin berths, 3 Interior Cabins lower double-twin berths

Amenities:
Suites and superior cabins with ocean views, wardrobes, vanity dresser, private facilites, hair dryer, safe deposit boxes.

Snorkelling:
Equipment rental $20 per short cruise and $40 per long cruise, payable aboard the yacht; wetsuits are $25 per short cruise and $50 per long cruise, payable aboard the yacht.

Monday	Arrive Baltra, North Seymour Island (4D/3N passengers embark for afternoon visit)
Tuesday	Santa Cruz Island: Cerro Dragon or Venice, Floreana Island: Punta Cormorant
Wednesday	Española Island: Punta Suarez, San Cristobal Island: Interpretation Center or La Galapaguera
Thursday	Santa Cruz Island: Punta Carrion (4D/3N passengers disembark; 5d/4n passengers embark for afternoon visit), Bartolomé Island
Friday	Isabela Island: Urbina Bay, Fernandina Island: Punta Espinosa
Saturday	Santiago Island: Puerto Egas, Rabida Island
Sunday	Santa Cruz Island: Charles Darwin Station & Highlands
Monday	Santa Cruz Island: Bachas Beach (5D/4N passengers disembark after morning visit), depart Baltra
The Legend does not include the option of diving. Please check with our sales staff prior to booking for details on the itinerary.

8 Day Naturalist Itinerary

Departures On Monday and Thursday

(3 nights Mon to Thur - 4 nights Thur to Mon)

More Information

For further information on this vessel please visit the following resouces:

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2010 Cruise Rates

Prices per person from:

Type of Cabin Deck	3 NIGHTS MON		4 NIGHTS THU		7 NIGHTS MON & THU
Type of Cabin Deck	High Season	Low Season	High Season	Low Season	High Season	Low Season
SUPERIOR Interior	$ 1,290	$ 1,230	$ 1,730	$ 1,660	$ 3,090	$ 2,890
SUPERIOR exterior	$ 1,590	$ 1,490	$ 2,120	$1,990	$ 3,460	$ 3,260
JUNIOR Suite	$ 1,900	$ 1,790	$ 2,530	$ 2,390	$ 4090	$ 3,900
LEGEND Suite	$ 2,090	$2,030	$ 2,790	$ 2,660	$ 4,590	$ 4,360
Balcony Suite	$ 2,390	$2,290	$ 3,230	$ 3,030	$ 5,300	$ 5,030

Ready to book a cruise or do you have any questions, please contact one of our Galapagos Specialists at 1.866.626.3750 or email us at info@galapagosexcursions.net.

Trip Extension

Chaski Antawa

Imbabura province, in the northern Andes region of Ecuador, is a pristine example of the country’s cultural, ethnic and natural diversity. From temperate valleys and snow-capped volcanoes, to rose plantations and tropical and subtropical rain forests, the landscapes form impressive backdrops to villages where local cultures thrive and differ from town to town. Beautiful handicrafts and delicious cuisine are available to visitors, and overnight stays are possible throughout the region in comfortable haciendas and cozy country inns. The Chaski Antawa exclusive train re-creates a classic train journey, through the Andean corridor, with visits to different villages and other sites throughout the route; trips can be one to four days.

Despite the popularity of the Northern Andes region, there are still hidden wonders where tourist profits are not arriving; Chaski Antawa’s social project is to help the Valley of Salinas and surroundings to become a more visited area, and to improve residents’ quality of life. There has been investment in cottage industries in the community, with the main project up to know being a restaurant serving local cuisine. More projects in the area are to come.

For more information about this tour, please contact one of our Galapagos Specialists at 1.866.626.3750 or email us at info@galapagosexcursions.net.