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5-Day Southern Wonders Galapagos Cruise aboard the Sirius Catamaran 

5 days

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Embark on a 5-day Southern Wonders Galapagos Cruise aboard the Sirius Catamaran, exploring the islands' pristine wildlife, stunning landscapes, and vibrant marine life, all while enjoying expert-guided adventures and unforgettable experiences.


Discover the wonders of the Galapagos Islands on a 5-day Southern Wonders cruise aboard the luxurious Sirius Catamaran. Explore breathtaking landscapes, encounter rare wildlife, and enjoy guided excursions to iconic sites. With exceptional onboard comfort, delicious cuisine, and snorkeling in vibrant waters, this unforgettable journey offers the perfect blend of adventure and relaxation in one of the world’s most pristine destinations.


    


 

What's included?
    • Accommodation : Comfortable cabins with private bathrooms and ocean views.
    • All Meals : Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks, freshly prepared onboard.
    • Bilingual Naturalist Guide : Expert-led excursions and wildlife briefings (English/Spanish).
    • Island Excursions : Guided land tours, hikes, and wildlife viewing at multiple Galapagos sites.
    • Snorkeling Equipment : Masks, fins, and snorkels provided for underwater adventures.
    • Kayaking : Opportunities to explore the islands’ serene waters by kayak.
    • Transfers : All transfers to/from the Galapagos airport.
    • Onboard Facilities : Spacious sun deck, lounge area, and dining space.
    • Non-Alcoholic Beverages : Tea, coffee, and water provided throughout the cruise.
    Exclusions
    • Tip or gratuity
    • National park entrance fee
    • WiFi
    • Flights : International and domestic flights to/from the Galapagos Islands.
    • Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee : A mandatory park fee, usually $110 USD per person. We suggest to include as extra.
    • Transit Control Card : A $30 USD per person fee, payable at the airport before arrival in the Galapagos. We suggest to include as extra.
    • Alcoholic Beverages : Available for purchase onboard but not included in the package.
    • Wetsuit Rental : Available onboard for an additional fee.
    • Travel Insurance : Strongly recommended but not included.
    • Personal Expenses : Souvenirs, tips, and any additional services not listed in the inclusions.
    • Tips/Gratuities : For crew and guide (at passenger discretion).
    Please note
      • Galapagos National Park Fees : Be prepared to pay the park entrance fee ($110 USD) and transit control card fee ($30 USD) upon arrival.
      • Flight Information : Ensure your flights to/from the Galapagos Islands are booked separately, as they are not included in the cruise package.
      • Travel Insurance : Strongly recommended to cover unexpected cancellations, medical emergencies, or trip disruptions.
      • Age Restrictions : If traveling with young children, the cruise allows children who are at least 6 years old.
      • Physical Fitness : Some excursions may involve moderate hiking, walking on uneven terrain, and snorkeling. A reasonable level of fitness is recommended.
      • Weather Considerations : The Galapagos has two main seasons, dry (June to December) and wet (January to May). Pack accordingly and bring sun protection.
      • Luggage Limitations : Domestic flights to the Galapagos often have weight restrictions (typically 44 lbs/20 kg for checked luggage and 17 lbs/8 kg for carry-on).
      • Eco-conscious Travel : Follow the guidelines provided by the crew to protect the fragile Galapagos ecosystem, including avoiding single-use plastics and maintaining a respectful distance from wildlife.
      • Wetsuits and Equipment : While snorkeling gear is provided, wetsuits are available for rent onboard. Bring your own if you prefer.
      • Seasickness : The waters around the Galapagos can sometimes be choppy. Consider bringing motion sickness medication if you're prone to seasickness.
      What to bring
        • Valid Passport : Required for travel to the Galapagos Islands.
        • Comfortable Clothing : Lightweight, breathable clothes for warm weather, including t-shirts, shorts, and light pants.
        • Sun Protection : High-SPF sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses with UV protection, and a rash guard for snorkeling.
        • Sturdy Walking Shoes : Comfortable shoes with good grip for hiking on rocky terrain (waterproof shoes are a plus).
        • Swimwear : Several swimsuits for snorkeling and swimming activities.
        • Light Jacket or Sweater : Evenings can be cooler, so a light jacket or sweater is useful.
        • Waterproof Bag : For protecting electronics and valuables during wet landings and water activities.
        • Camera/GoPro : To capture the incredible wildlife and scenery, along with extra memory cards and waterproof cases if possible.
        • Binoculars : Great for birdwatching and spotting wildlife from the boat.
        • Personal Toiletries : Toothbrush, toothpaste, shampoo, and any personal items (though some basic toiletries may be provided onboard).
        • Reusable Water Bottle : Help reduce plastic waste by bringing a refillable water bottle.
        • Motion Sickness Medication : For those prone to seasickness, bring medication or patches to ensure comfort.
        • Snorkeling Gear (Optional) : While provided onboard, some travelers prefer bringing their own mask and snorkel.
        • Insect Repellent : Particularly for land excursions, to ward off any insects.
        • Cash (USD) : For tips, souvenirs, or small personal expenses, as credit card acceptance may be limited in the Galapagos.
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