Description:
Coral I and Coral II are elegant sister yachts crafted for travelers seeking an intimate and personalized Galapagos experience. With capacities of 36 and 20 guests, they offer the perfect blend of comfort, charm, and exclusivity.
Across three stylish decks, each yacht features inviting indoor and outdoor social areas, an open-air Jacuzzi, and a panoramic lounge that captures the feel of a private yacht. The warm, refined interiors create a relaxed, home-away-from-home atmosphere.
Guests enjoy a curated culinary experience with Ecuadorian and international dishes, plus a BBQ dinner under the stars on the Moon Deck.
Ideal for charters, couples, or small groups, Coral I and Coral II deliver personalized service, exceptional comfort, and true Galapagos adventure—all in one unforgettable journey.
Itinerary: Circuit B
Day 01: Wednesday
Arrival at San Cristóbal Island from Quito or Guayaquil (flight time approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes). Reception and transfer to the pier to board the Coral I or Coral II.
In the afternoon; visit Black Turtle Cove (Santa Cruz Island). On the north shore of Santa Cruz Island, accessible only by sea, four species of mangrove crowd and form an internal lagoon, turtles visit the calm waters, peaking their heads above the surface while fish, rays circle below. White-tipped reef sharks can be seen beneath the boat, plus sea birds, including pelicans, herons and egrets. This cove has been declared as a “turtle sanctuary”.
Difficulty level: Low
Type of terrain: None
Duration: 1-hour dingy ride
Landing: None
Day 02: Thursday
In the morning; visit Punta Vicente Roca (Isabela Island). Spectacular site, surrounded by immense cliffs of an eroded volcano. Studded with resting seabirds like brown noddies and Nazca boobies. Superb snorkeling with unique fish species. Swim with penguins and green turtles.
Difficulty level: Medium
Type of terrain: Flat / Semi-rocky
Duration: 1 hour snorkeling, 30 min Dingy ride
Landing: None
In the afternoon; visit Punta Espinosa (Fernandina Island).Pristine Fernandina, the marine iguana capital. Its desolate volcanic backdrop hosts a massive concentration of these enigmatic reptiles. Surprisingly, Galapagos penguins share the same shoreline. Snorkeling offers an exciting opportunity to witness marine iguanas feeding underwater, alongside penguins, turtles, and unique flightless cormorants.
Difficulty level: Medium
Type of terrain: Flat / Semi-rocky
Duration: 1 ½ hour walk, 1 hour snorkeling, 1 hour dinghy ride
Landing: Dry
Day 03: Friday
In the morning; visit Urbina Bay (Isabela Island). At the far end of a long level hike, we arrive at a strange phenomenon where large blocks of coral lie completely exposed after a dramatic geological uplift in 1954. Located at the western base of Alcedo Volcano, we hope to run into a few impressive land iguanas and some volcanoes endemic to Galapagos giant tortoises during the wet season.
Difficulty level: Medium
Type of terrain: Flat / Rocky
Duration: 1 ½ hour walk, 1 hour snorkeling
Landing: Wet
In the afternoon; visit Tagus Cove (Isabela Island). Tagus Cove, a historic pirate hideout and anchorage. Visited by Charles Darwin and the HMS Beagle in 1835. Hike past Darwin Lake and stunning volcanic landscape, revealing Isabela island’s dramatic northern volcanoes. Snorkel along a submerged wall with turtles, fish, penguins, and flightless cormorants. Enjoy a panga ride or kayak for added excitement!
Difficulty level: Medium, high.
Type of terrain: Steep
Duration: 2 hour hike, 30 min kayaking, 1 hour snorkeling or, 40 minutes dinghy ride.
Landing: Dry
Day 04: Saturday
In the morning; visit Egas Port (Santiago Island).The black volcanic sand sets this landing apart from most, it’s best known for the dramatic shoreline where we meet a host of species that chose to live between land and sea. Among these are the endemic Galapagos fur seals, which maintain a small colony at the end of our walk.
Difficulty level: Medium
Type of terrain: Flat / Semi – rocky
Duration: 1 ½ hour hike, 1 hour snorkeling, 30 min Dinghy ride
Landing: Wet
In the afternoon; visit Sullivan Bay (Santiago Island). It has an extensive feature relative to young pa-hoe-hoe lava flows formed during the last quarter of the 19th century. In the middle of the lava flow, older reddish-yellow-colored tuff cones appear. Mollugo plants with their yellow-to-orange whorled leaves usually grow out of the fissures. Walking on solidified lava gives the impression of being on another planet.
Difficulty level: High
Type of terrain: Flat -volcanic lava
Duration: 1 ½ hour walk or, 1 hour snorkeling
Landing: Dry
Day 05: Sunday
In the morning; visit Highlands Tortoise Reserve (Santa Cruz Island). In the central highlands of Santa Cruz Island, we have our best opportunity to interact at close quarters with totally wild, Galapagos giant tortoises. A short walk among these huge, 600lb, reptiles will also offer the chance for more highland species, especially several species of the famed finches.
Difficulty level: Low
Type of terrain: Flat & muddy (depending on the season)
Duration: 1 ½ hour walk
Landing: Dry
Baltra Island Airport. After the visit, passengers will be transferred to the airport for their return flight to Guayaquil or Quito.
Route Map of the West Expedition
Itinerary: Circuit D
Day 01: Wednesday
Arrival at San Cristóbal Island from Quito or Guayaquil (flight time approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes). Reception and transfer to the pier to board the Coral I or Coral II.
In the afternoon; visit Interpretation Center & Frigatebird Hill (San Cristobal Island). The interpretation center is full of interesting information and offers the perfect overview of the formation of the Galapagos. Following a hike to Frigatebird Hill (Cerro Tijeretas) we will have a great look at both species of frigatebirds, with the bonus of a beautiful view of the bay below.
Difficulty level: Low / High
Type of terrain: Flat path / Rocky
Duration: 1 hour hike, 1 hour walk
Landing: Dry
Day 02: Thursday
In the morning; visit Kicker Rock (San Cristobal Island). This ancient and eroded volcanic tuff lava named Leon Dormido or Kicker Rock, is formed from two rocks approximately 148 m, named for its resemblance to a sleeping lion.
Cerro Brujo (San Cristobal Island).From our dinghy ride, as we head to shore, we are first humbled by the immensity of the stunning cliffs of the Sorcerer’s Hill. You can enjoy simply sharing the beach with sea lions, snorkelling from shore, or taking a walk to a hidden lagoon where you might spot black-necked stilts, ruddy turnstones, whimbrels, and white-cheeked pintails.
Difficulty level: Low
Type of terrain: Sandy
Duration: 1 hour hike, 30 min kayaking, 30 min dinghy ride, 1 hour 45 min beach or deep snorkeling
Landing: Dry
In the afternoon; visit Punta Pitt (San Cristobal Island). This is the only place on the islands where we will enjoy the chance to see all three of the booby species in the same place. The red-foots will be perched on the Cordia lutea and small trees, the Nazca´s on the ground near the cliff edge while the bluefoots will be a little further inland. Frigatebirds will be all around and the views are breathtaking.
Difficulty level: High
Type of terrain: Rocky
Duration: 1 hour 15 min hike, 1 hour beach snorkeling or, 30 min kayaking or, 30 min dinghy ride
Landing: Wet
Day 03: Friday
In the morning; visit Punta Suarez (Española Island). Punta Suarez is a naturalist´s paradise. The oldes extant island in the archipelago is our only opportunity to commune with the endemic wave albatross during their breeding season between April and December. With luck, we can watch their complex courtship display.
Difficulty level: High
Type of terrain: Rocky
Duration: 2 hours 15min hike
Landing: Dry
In the afternoon; visit Gardner Bay (Española Island). One of the most stunning beaches in all of the Galapagos. The long, white, sandy beach, lapped by turquoise waters, home to a colony of Galapagos sea lions. Hood mockingbirds, endemic to this particular island. We can also snorkel here from the beach, in the shallows of the bay.
Difficulty level: Low
Type of terrain: Sandy & flat
Duration: 1 hour 45 min hike, 45 min deep or beach snorkeling or, kayaking
Landing: Wet
Day 04: Saturday
In the morning; visit Punta Cormoran & Devil´s Crown (Floreana Island). Our walk takes us to a large, shallow lagoon, often inhabited by a variable number of shockingly pink greater flamingos. We arrive at a powdery white beach, a nesting area for green turtles. Devil’s Crown is one of the favorite snorkeling sites on the islands.
Difficulty level: Medium
Type of terrain: Rocky
Duration: 45 min dinghy ride or, 45 min walk, 30 min kayaking, 1 hour 15 min snorkeling
Landing: Dry
In the afternoon; visit Post Office (Floreana Island). The famous Post Office Barrel. Claimed to have been first set up in 1793 by Captain James Colnett. The system involved whalers and fur sealers would leave addressed letters in the barrel to be picked up by homeward-bound colleagues. Actually, visitors often take letters and handdeliver them to their home countries.
Difficulty level: Low
Type of terrain: Sandy
Duration: 30 min walk, 1 hour snorkeling, 30 min kayaking
Landing: Wet
Day 05: Sunday
In the morning; visit Highlands Tortoise (Santa Cruz Island). Dry landing. In the Galapagos mountains, admire diverse bird species like finches, flycatchers, crakes, warblers, and egrets (often perched on tortoises’ shells). The journey to the reserve showcases the island’s contrasting ecosystems, from coastal areas to dense humid forests. Look out for Galapagos Giant tortoises wandering through pastures. This spot is a haven for birdwatchers, as it hosts a wide range of land birds that reside or migrate
Difficulty level: Low
Type of terrain: flat & muddy depending on the season
Duration: 1 ½ hour walk, 45 min drive
Landing: Dry
Baltra Island Airport. After the visit, passengers will be transferred to the airport for their return flight to Guayaquil or Quito.
Route Map of the South Expedition
Include:
- Transfers to/from the airport in the Galapagos.
- Flights: UIO/GYE Airport – SCY/GPS Airport – UIO/GYE Airport.
- 4 nights’ accommodation, according to the cabin category selected.
- All meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner).
- Guided excursions and island visits with Galapagos naturalist guides.
- 2 excursions for day.
- Coffee, tea, and purified water are available throughout the cruise.
- Welcome and farewell cocktails.
- Use of snorkeling equipment and a glass-bottom boat.
- Basic snorkeling equipment (mask, snorkel, and fins).
- Onboard lectures and briefings about the Galapagos Islands.
- Personalized assistance.
Not included:
- National Park entrance fee: USD 200 for adults and USD100 for children (paid directly in cash).
- Migration card: USD 20 per person.
- Activities not mentioned in the itinerary.
- Personal expenses.
- Travel insurance.
Recommendations:
- Comfortable, breathable clothing is recommended.
- Comfortable walking shoes.
- Sunglasses, hat, sunscreen.
Net rates in USD per person – minimum 2 passengers.
Rate per selected tour.
Rates subject to availability at the time of booking confirmation.
| Rates per person in USD | |||
| Cabin Type | Deck | Departures day | 4 nights |
| Standard Plus | Sea | Wednesday – Sunday | 4216 |
| Junior Cabin | Earth/Sky | 8439 | |
Terms & Conditions
Please read carefully the following terms and conditions to avoid misunderstandings that may arise days before and/or during the experience, in case you have additional questions please contact us and we will gladly assist you. We want your experience with us to be extraordinary. DMC Peru Agency is not responsible and will not make any refund and/or reimbursement for any misunderstanding.
2.- Rates:
- Rates valid until December 2026- Rates are expressed in US dollars (USD).
- Rates subject to change without prior notice according to availability and rates, please consult with your executive before confirming availability.
- Rates per person based on 02 passengers, additional cost per individual traveler.
- Rates include charges for credit card payments.
- Rates do not apply for Christmas and New Year’s holidays.
High Season (*)
| High Season |
| December 18th – January 6th. |
3.- The programs are quoted in the standard room category of the hotels, for higher categories, please contact us.
4.- It is the responsibility of each passenger to have the required documents for his/her trip, in force (with more than six months of validity after the end of his/her visit to our countries) and in good condition. As a general rule, these include, for each passenger, passport, identity card, for countries that exceptionally allow entry with this document in replacement of the passport, visas when required, for countries in transit and destination countries, and certificates of certain vaccinations, for countries that require it, the passenger’s travel document must be the same with which he/she confirmed his/her reservation.
5.- Check in and check out times are set by each hotel. In general, rooms are available for check in from 3:00 PM and check out must be before 12:00 PM. Later departures may mean additional charges, it is important to follow the recommendations of the assistant who accompanies you at the time of check in at the hotel and / or ask at the hotel the respective schedules in case it is not published at the front desk.
6.- The requirements for double rooms (double or twin beds), triple rooms, extra beds and/or cribs are subject to confirmation by each hotel.
7.- Triple rooms in some destinations and hotels are composed of 2 double beds, which requires sharing these beds.
8.- Tourists are obliged to conduct themselves respecting the rights of people, the environment, the cultural and natural heritage of our countries, as well as the multi-ethnic conditions, beliefs, customs and ways of life of the inhabitants of the localities they visit.
9.-It is strictly forbidden to engage in conduct that interferes with the safety and comfort of the other participants of the group, such as the consumption of drugs and alcohol. The use of female or male escorts (prostitution) is not tolerable within a trip, the use of minors for this type of services is penalized by the authorities. DMC PERU AGENCY protects the integrity of minors and adolescents.
Itineraries. – The itineraries have been planned with great care, although for operational reasons, climatic or political factors or any other eventuality it may be necessary to change the sequence of activities in the itinerary or the specified route; such cases are exceptional and the passenger will be informed.
In order to improve the tourists’ experience, the order of the excursions may vary.
Services not included. – The passenger is responsible for all administrative formalities such as: Obtaining and updating passports, visas, travel insurance, payment of excess baggage, beverages, laundry service, communication (calls, faxes, e-mails, etc.), domestic and international airport departure taxes, tips or other services and fees not specified in the itinerary.
Services not used. – Some services may be interrupted or canceled due to weather conditions, force majeure such as acts of nature, social upheaval, strikes, etc., or others beyond the control of the hotels, airlines, other suppliers or DMC PERU AGENCY. No reimbursement shall be made as a consequence of such interruptions or cancellations beyond our control. DMC PERU AGENCY will at all times assist the passenger and modify the itinerary for the passenger’s benefit, as well as provide permanent assistance.
Insurance. – We recommend passengers obtain trip cancellation, repatriation and international medical insurance to cover any discomfort that may arise during the trip. We also suggest that you consult with your doctor and update your vaccination records and review any medical concerns regarding international travel.
Airline Tickets. – 100% payment is required for ticket issuance. Fares are subject to availability and only the final price is guaranteed with the purchase of the ticket; refunds, changes allowed/not allowed, penalties applied and not applied are in accordance with airline policy. Tickets are non-refundable or non-endorsable in case of cancellation.
Baggage Responsibilities. – DMC PERU AGENCY recommends that all passengers arrive in Peru with their own travel insurance, and that they have coverage for lost luggage. DMC PERU AGENCY cannot be held responsible for: – Luggage lost or delayed during domestic or international flights, as well as carry-on items, or personal items. – Objects forgotten by passengers in hotels, vehicles, or places visited during the trip. – We recommend our passengers not to include any valuable items in their checked baggage during transfers and flights.
Reservation Policies. – Any reservation must include the following information of the passenger(s) or group: a. Full names and surnames. b. Nationalities. c. Passport or identity card number. d. Date of birth. e. Gender. f. Dietary restrictions (allergies, intolerance to certain products, vegans, vegetarians, etc.) if any. Dietary restrictions (allergies, intolerance to certain products, vegans, vegetarians, etc.) if any. The consequences generated by the omission of information on physical and medical conditions, among others, are the sole responsibility of the passenger. Airline reservation code in case the passenger makes the reservation on his/her own or through an external organization to DMC PERU AGENCY. In the case of foreign students, it must be duly accredited with the respective student card in which the validity of the same is clearly shown. No other type of document will be accepted to request the respective discount for admission to the tourist attractions. g. The passport / ID number is MANDATORY for issuing admission tickets to tourist attractions, bus, train and/or airline tickets. h. Passengers must have a valid passport to enter our countries. Your passport must be valid for 6 months from the date of entry to Peru.
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Payment policies. – DMC PERU AGENCY requires payment in full: 35 days prior to arrival for Individual passengers / FITs. 60 days prior to arrival in case of Groups. Payment term in case of groups may vary depending on the policy of some hotels and/or suppliers. Please consult. Payment constitutes acceptance of the terms and conditions set forth in this document, as well as those indicated in the quotation or booking confirmation.
Payment Methods (For Groups or FIT’s)
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Cancellation Charges. – Cancellation charges tend to increase when the arrival date is closer. DMC PERU AGENCY will do its best to keep these charges as low as possible.
Policies for Children. – Discounts will be applied only for children under 8 years of age in case of admission to tourist attractions. Hotel discounts apply according to the policies of each hotel and / or provider. Child rates apply when accompanied by 02 adults.
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