Galápagos Adventure Sailing Multi-Sport
- Island hop aboard a sporty catamaran
- Snorkel with sea lions and turtles
- Visit the Charles Darwin Center
- Hike, mountain bike, kayak, and surf
- Marine iguanas, tortoises & penguins
February 2; March 8; May 3, 31; July 26; September 6, 20; October 4, 18; November 1, 29; December 13, 20
May through November dates available by request
$4995
Deposit $800
Single Supplement: $2000
Additional Costs: $100 National Park Service Entrance Fee ($50 for children 11 and
younger), Airport taxes and fees, $250 scuba diving
| River Rating | Minimum Age |
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| n/a | 10 Yrs |
Galápagos Islands Adventure Sailing - Overview
There's nothing quite like an adventure in Ecuador's Galápagos Islands. Blue-footed boobies, marine iguanas, friendly sea lions, giant tortoises, Darwin’s finches, penguins, expansive beaches, lingering sunsets and outstanding adventure— all await you on our private first-class catamaran sailing and multisport vacation in the Galápagos Islands.
Enjoy exotic and abundant wildlife and unique, scenic locations—without the crowds as we island hop through the volcanic Galápagos Islands Archipelago on an 80-ft, 12-passenger, wide and stable catamaran. Days are spent swimming nose-to-nose with friendly and playful sea lions, snorkeling and kayaking with sea turtles and observing breath-taking marine, bird and wildlife. Additional Galápagos vacation activities may include kayaking, stand up paddlboarding, mountain biking, hiking or surfing. Evenings feature plenty of time to lounge aboard our private yacht while savoring delightful regional cuisine prepared fresh daily by a talented chef.
Galápagos Islands Sailing - Itinerary at a Glance
- Enjoy an optional city tour of Quito or a full-day in the market at Otavalo
- Fly to the Galápagos
- Settle into your cabin on our comfortable catamaran, snorkel and explore a nearby beach
- Visit with the giant tortoises of Santa Cruz
- Hike Tortuga Beach, body surf or visit the Charles Darwin Research Center
- On San Cristobal Island, see friendly sea lions, blue-footed boobies, pelicans, egrets and marine iguanas
- Cruise to Leon Dormido or Kicker Rock, watching for sea turtles and manta rays en route
- Snorkel with sea lions at Isla Lobos
- At Espanola, mingle with marine iguanas
- Snorkel with sea turtles at Gardner Bay
- Snorkel with Parrotfish, Sergeant Majors, Damselfish, and even gentle white-tipped sharks at Floreana and visit Post Office Bay
- Watch for land iguanas at Santa Fe
- Sail to Bartolome Island
- Marvel at spotted eagle rays, turtles and baby sharks swimming around our boat on last morning in Galapagos
- Regroup in Quito for a farewell dinner
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The guides provided adventure with a capital A for our 13 year old yet still kept conservative old Mom in on all the action and Dad participated in everything. It was truly an amazing trip and has opened our eyes to other opportunities for travel. (my husband never goes anywhere and we think we've got him hooked now!) Thanks for providing us such a unique opportunity! I've got to say I can usually find something to improve upon with everything but this Galapagos trip would be tough to beat.
We can't say enough good things! It was GREAT!!!!!!!!!! Our guide, James, had a fabulous underwater camera and is putting together a disk for us to view our waterbased activities!!!!! I don't think we've ever been as excited about a trip! Even my husband was animated, which doesn't happen too often!”
Carol Kurtz ~Carmel Valley, California
“I have a bad habit of building up my expectations going into a trip like this only to be let down, but that was not the case on this trip. It exceded my expectations and then some. While the Galapagos Islands are an amazing destination, my sense is that it can be a little tricky to navigate the local geography and weather not to mention the politics. Our guides did it seamlessly. My dad, my brother, and I have been talking about going to the Galapagos for over 20 years - it was great!”
Scott Davis ~Atlanta, GA
Galápagos Adventure Sailing Multi-Sport - 10 to 11 Days Trip Planner
Required Forms
Please print, sign and return the required forms (for each person in your party) to our office by email, fax or mail at least 120 days prior to your trip.
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Local Weather & Current Conditions
| Average Temperatures | ||
| Month | High | Low |
| January | 84° | 70° |
| February | 86° | 74° |
| March | 88° | 74° |
| April | 86° | 72° |
| May | 82 ° | 72 ° |
| June | 78° | 68° |
| December | 80 ° | 68 ° |
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| Average 76° | ||

































