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Trip Finder Galapagos Ultimate Wildlife 8 Day Highlights
- Snorkel with playful sea lions, penguins, rays and colorful fish
- Watch the elaborate mating dances of blue and red-footed boobies
- See 200 y/o Galapagos Tortoises in their natural habitat
- Watch whales, dolphins & manta rays from our observation deck
- Learn about albatross, marine iguanas, frigate birds, and more
- Experience wildlife up-close and not afraid of human presence
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Galapagos Ultimate Wildlife Cruise(Scroll down for Yacht Specifications) 
8 Day Itinerary at a GlanceWeekly seven night departures offer comprehensive itineraries visiting the most spectacular sites in the archipelago on a year-round basis. SUN : San Cristobal / Cerro Brujo / Leon Dormido MON : Darwin Bay/ Prince Philip’s Steps, Tower TUE : South Plaza/ North Seymour WED : Tagus Cove, Isabela / Punta Espinoza, Fernandina THU : Puerto Egas, Santiago/ Bartolome FRI : Darwin Station / Highlands, Santa Cruz SAT : Gardner Bay / Punta Suárez, Espanola (Hood) SUN : La Galapaguera/ San Cristobal Yacht SpecificationsEric, Letty and FlamingoL.O.A.: 83 feet. BEAM: 24 feet. DRAFT: 6 feet. GROSS TONS: 240. CRUISING SPEED: 10-12 knots. ENGINES: (2) 402 HP Caterpillar, 8-cylinder turbo diesel. GENERATORS: (2) Perkins 90 KW generators. WATER CAPACITY: 5,000 gallons. WATERMAKER CAPACITY: 2,530 gallons per day. FUEL CAPACITY: 5,400 gallons. NAVIGATIONAL EQUIPMENT: 24 miles Furuno radar, Furuno Satellite Navigator, electric compass, magnetic compass, clock, barometer. COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT: VHFand HF-SSB radios. SAFETY EQUIPMENT: VIKING 25-person inflatable capsule lifeboat (SOLAS certified), 40 life vests with whistles and fluorescent marker, 10 circular buoys with emergency lights, fire extinguishers, smoke detectors, automatic radio buoy via satellite EPIRB (emergency position indicator radio beacon). CERTIFICATION: SOLAS (Safety of Life at Sea) and ISM. |
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