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And don’t expect big bus tours in port either. Galapagos cruises ... downtime on board the ship. Instead of museums and historic sights, you’ll visit uninhabited islands to encounter marine ...
And don’t expect big bus tours in port either. Galapagos cruises ... downtime on board the ship. Instead of museums and historic sights, you’ll visit uninhabited islands to encounter marine ...
Bright and early the next morning, travelers head together to the Quito airport for a flight to Baltra Island. After a short transfer to a small port—where blue-footed ... Large, plentiful windows ...
Most of the cruise ships in the Galápagos Islands carry fewer than 20 passengers. These vessels, typically motor yachts, can't provide some of the luxurious amenities available on larger ships ...
Metropolitan Touring owns three ships that visit different ... the most populated of the islands. Souvenir shops, cafes and a lively outdoor fish market line the port town’s main drag that ...
Its voyages span the globe, including in the Galapagos thanks to its recent acquisition of the 90-passenger expedition ship the Santa ... of our first port of call, the island of San Cristobal.
One of the famous Galapagos Giant Tortoises. Photo / Sarah Pollok On the port-side deck during ... Zodiac boats take you from small islands to the main ship. Photo / Sarah Pollok A fleet of ...