Due to their remote location, the Galapagos Islands are home to an abundant variety of unique wildlife–species found nowhere else on earth. And now, you can explore this remarkable destination in a way that too is unlike any other - onboard a Silver Galapagos cruise (formerly known as the Galapagos Explorer II). Equipped comfortably for 100-guests the Silvers’ sleek designs and skill for navigating the waterways throughout the Galápagos Islands, she is naturally suited for in-depth explorations around Galapagos region. The Silver Galapagos cruise offers intimate conviviality and comfort for today's savvy travelers. All accommodations are ocean-view suites, most featuring private balconies.
✓ Intimate, 100-guest expedition ship
✓ Onboard expedition team certified by the Galápagos National Park Service
✓ Complimentary shore excursions led by the expedition team
✓ All ocean-view suites
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• All prices are in US dollars, per person based on double occupancy.
• Availability of all suites categories can't be guaranteed
• Fares for single guests are available upon request
• Additional restrictions may apply
✓ Open-seating dining options
✓ Beverages in-suite and throughout the ship (Soft and alcoholinc drinks)
✓ In-suite dining and room service – available 06:00 to 23:00
✓ Guided Zodiac, land and sea tours, and shoreside activities led by the Expeditions Team
✓ Gratuities
✓ Roundtrip Economy Air between Ecuador and the Galápagos Islands
✓ Two-night pre-cruise hotel stay with breakfast at the Quito JW Marriott
✓ Evening tour of Quito's historic city highlights
✓ Post-cruise hotel day room at Hotel Oro Verde in Guayaquil (for guests with flights after 10pm
✓ National Park, Ingala Transit Card and porterage fees
✓ Transfers
⨯ Meals in Quito and Guayaquil
| TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS | |
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| Year of construction: | 0000 |
| Type: | Cruise Ship |
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| Length: | 289fts / 88mts |
| Beam: | 50fts / 15mts |
| Capacity: | 100 passengers |
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| On Board: | Deck 2: Restaurant, Medical Center / Deck 3: Boutique, Library, Main Lounge, Reception, Expedition Desk, Snorkelling Area / Deck 4: Piano Bar / Deck 5: The Grill / Deck 6: Beauty Salon, Fitness Center, Jacuzzi, Massage Room |
| Main engines: | --- |
| Max speed: | 17 knots |
| Crew: | 75 members |
| Safety & Navigation: | --- |
| 8 DAY WESTERN ITINERARY | ||
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| SAT | AM |
Baltra: 1 Arrival in Baltra Airport and Transfer to the boat |
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2 Bartholomew Island |
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Santiago Island: 3 Espumilla Beach |
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| MON | AM |
Isabela Island: 4 Vicente Roca Point |
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Fernandina Island: 5 Espinosa Point |
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| TUE | AM |
Isabela Island: 6 Tagus Cove |
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Isabela Island: 7 Elizabeth Bay |
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| WED | AM |
Floreana Island: 8 Post Office Bay |
| PM |
Floreana Island: 9 Cormorant Point |
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| THU | AM |
San Cristobal Island: 10 Galapaguera San Cristobal Island: 11 Colorado Hill |
| PM |
San Cristobal Island: 12 Witch Hill |
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| FRI | AM |
Santa Cruz Island: 13 Twin Craters |
| PM |
Santa Cruz Island: 14 Charles Darwin St./ Tortoise Breeding Center |
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Baltra: 15 Transfer to the Baltra Airport |
| 8 DAY NORTH CENTRAL ITINERARY | ||
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| SAT | AM |
Baltra: 1 Arrival in Baltra Airport and Transfer to the boat |
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Santa Cruz Island: 2 Dragon Hill |
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| SUN | AM |
Genovesa Island: 3 Darwin Bay |
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Genovesa Island: 4 El Barranco |
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| MON | AM |
5 North Seymour Island |
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Santiago Island: 6 Sullivan Bay |
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| TUE | AM |
7 Rabida Island |
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Santa Cruz Island: 8 Eden Islet |
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| WED | AM |
San Cristobal Island: 9 Galapaguera San Cristobal Island: 10 Colorado Hill |
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San Cristobal Island: 11 Pitt Point |
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| THU | AM |
Española Island: 12 Gardner Bay/Islet |
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Española Island: 13 Suarez Point |
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| FRI | AM |
Santa Cruz Island: 14 Charles Darwin St./ Tortoise Breeding Center |
| PM | 15 South Plaza Island | |
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Baltra: 16 Transfer to the Baltra Airport |
Please ask your Trip advisor for information on 4-Day Cruise itineraries for this boat.
Please note: Itineraries are unlikely to change significantly but are subject to change. Weather, wildlife breeding, instructions from the Galapagos National Park, specific abilities and interests of passengers as well as operational matters may cause your guide or captain to change the time or nature of visits. Your guide will always endeavor to select the best itinerary within these limits.
DO(VTA) - Apr-2016
