Galapagos Angel

Rates Include: All meals throughout cruise Transfers in the islands All excursions Bilingual National Park Guide Free airport assistance* Galapagos National Park fee Transit Control Card 2 FREE hotel nights in Quito or Guayaquil the days before or after the cruise for 8 and 7-day cruises* 2 FREE transfers for Galapagos flights and airport assistance for 8 and 7-day cruises* 1 FREE hotel night in Quito or Guayaquil the day before the cruise for 4 and 5-day cruises* 1 FREE transfer for Galapagos flight and airport assistance for 4 and 5-day cruises* Not Included Mainland-Galapagos-Mainland airfare Alcoholic drinks Travel / medical insurance Tips Personal expenses Discount for groups from 4 to 14 pax* 10% Discount for children under 12 years* 10% Single supplement 80% Christmas & New Year: special conditions apply. Please contact us for details. Admin fee applies for Galapagos air tickets not issued by Royal Galapagos 11, 12 and 15 day departures available APA: 20% over gross charter rate APA (Advanced Provisioning Allotment) Under an MYBA Contract, the following items are not included in the charter prices and the APA will be used to cover such items: Fuel Gourmet and/or Special Needs food Premium drinks VIP Lounges Luxury transfers on mainland Ecuador and Galapagos Park Entrance Fees (US$100 per pax) Ingala TCTs (US$20 per pax) Diving options Special crew members – e.g. Gourmet Chef, Barista, Nanny, etc. Premium Guides Other items specifically not included in charter rates

Galapagos is a group of volcanic islands in the Eastern Pacific. The archipelago is a province of the Republic of Ecuador and due to their location the only way to reach the Islands is by air. The distance from Ecuador to Galapagos is approximately 1,000 km (600 miles). Galapagos consists of 127 islands, islets, and rocks, a number that continuously evolves due to volcanic activity, which creates new lava fields, islets, and even expands existing islands. In this map of Ecuador and Galapagos islands you will be able to see the isolated location of the archipelago. Galapagos Islands Geography: The archipelago covers approximately 7,880km² (3,040mi²) of land and is spread across 45,000km² (17,000mi²) of ocean. The largest island is Isabela, with an area of 4,855km² (1,771mi²). The highest point in the Galapagos is Wolf Volcano, also located on Isabela Island, with an altitude of 1,707m (5,600ft). There are over 15 main islands, of which only 4 are inhabited: Floreana, San Cristóbal, Santa Cruz, and Isabela. The main islands of Galapagos are: Baltra, North Seymour, Española, Fernandina, Floreana, Genovesa, Isabela, Pinta, Rabida, San Cristobal, Santa Cruz, Marchena, Santa Fe, Bartholomew, Plazas, Santiago, Darwin and Wolf.