Ecoventura Rate Sheet

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M/Y Eric, Flamingo I & Letty
2014 TARIFFS – GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
2014 FIT RATES: 8 DAY/ 7 NIGHTS
7 NIGHTS
DOUBLE TRIPLE SINGLE
IGUANA DECK
$ 3900
$3800
$5825
BOOBY DECK
$ 4350
DOLPHIN DECK $ 4700
(rates are per person)
CABIN CATEGORIES
DOLPHIN DECK
Cabins #1, 3 & 4 have two twin
lower beds or one double bed and
picture windows.
Cabin #2 has one double bed and
picture window. (cabins average 95
square feet/ 8.8 square meters)
BOOBY DECK
Cabins # 5 & 6 cabins have one
double bed and picture windows.
(cabins average 90 square reef/
8.4 square meters)
IGUANA DECK
Cabins #7 & 8 have two twin
lower beds and port lights.
Cabins # 9 & 10 have two twin
lower beds and one upper berth
with port lights and can be sold as
triples. (cabins average 110 square
feet/ 10.2 square meters)
SINGLE CABINS
Assigned by Ecoventura to the best
cabin available at the time of sailing.
Female willing to share (WSF) or
Male Willing to share (WSM) for
age 18 and up are available on the
Iguana deck on seasonal departure
dates only. On peak departure dates,
the single rate is confirmed. A share
request can be placed on wait list,
and only if matched will the share
rate apply.
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TRIPLE CABINS
Available on the
Iguana deck only in
cabins I9 and I10.
2014 CHARTER RATES
8 DAYS/ 7 NIGHTS
(2O passengers maximum)
SEASONAL:
$78,400
PEAK:
$82,300
HOLIDAY:
$86,200
2014 DEPARTURE DATES
SEASONAL DEPARTURE DATES
JAN 12-19 (A)
FEB 02-09(B)
MAR 02-09 (B)
AUG 31-07 SEP (B)
SEP 21-28 (A)
OCT 12-19 (B)
NOV 02-09 (A)
NOV 30-07DEC(A)
JAN 19-26 (B)
FEB 9-16 (A)
AUG 17-24 (B)(F)
SEP 07- 14 (A)
SEP 28-05 OCT (B)
OCT 19-26 (A)
NOV 09-16 (B)
DEC 07-14 (B)
JAN 26- 02 FEB (A)
FEB 23- 02 MAR (A)
AUG 24-31 (A)
SEP 14- 21 (B)
OCT 05-12 (A)
OCT 26-02 NOV (B)
NOV 16-23 (A)
DEC 14-21 (A)
PEAK DEPARTURE DATES
JAN 05-12 (B)
MAR 16-23 (B)(F)
APR 13-20 (B)(F)
MAY 04-11 (A)
MAY 25-01 JUN (B)
JUN 15-22 (A)(F)
JUL 06-13 (B)(F)
JUL27-03 AUG (A)(F)
NOV 23-30 (B)(F)
FEB 16-23 (B)
MAR30-06 APR (A)(F)
APR 20-27 (A)
MAY 11-18 (B)
JUN 01-08 (A)
JUN 22-29 (B)(F)
JUL 13-20 (A)(F)
AUG 03-10 (B)(F)
MAR 09-16 (A)(F)
APR 06-13 (A)(F)
APR 27-04 MAY (B)
MAY 18-25 (A)
JUN 08-15 (B)
JUN 29- 06 JUL (A)(F)
JUL 20-27 (B)(F
AUG 10-17 (A)(F)
HOLIDAY DEPARTURE DATES
MAR 23-30 (A)(F) DEC 21-28 (B)(F)
DEC 28-04 JAN (A)(F)
(A) = Itinerary A – Southern/Central Route
(B) = Itinerary B – Northern/Western Route
(F) = Designated Family & Teen Departures
One of the three yachts is designated exclusively
for families with children & teens
Rates are valid from January 5, 2014
to December 28, 2014
CRUISE RATES INCLUDE
Cabin accommodation, all meals and snacks,
non-alcoholic beverages, purified water,
Captain’s welcome and farewell cocktail party,
house wine and local beer with dinner, guided
shore excursions, use of wet suits, snorkeling
equipment and sea kayaks, transfers in the
Islands between the airport and dock.
RATES DO NOT INCLUDE
International Airfare, Airfare to Galapagos,
Galapagos entrance fee (park tax), Transit
control card fee, alcoholic beverages, gratuities
to guides and crew, purchases on board and
travel insurance.
GALAPAGOS PARK TAX
The entrance fee to the National Park is
$100.00 for adults and $50.00 for children 11
and younger is not included in the cruise rate,
This charge can be pre-paid and is added to
your confirmation for your convenience.
TRANSIT CONTROL CARD
A TCT card or tarjeta control de transito is
required for all visitors to Galapagos to control
migration to the Islands. The fee is $10.00 per
person. For those who prepay the fee,
Ecoventura will register guests and you will
avoid the line. Guests who do not pre-pay will
need to register themselves on line prior to
arrival and pay the fee at the airport. The
registration process is completed at the airport
in Galapagos with a biometric fingerprint
scanner.
Only those passengers flying to Galapagos on
Sunday (the same day as departure) can prepay
the park tax and TCT. Rates are subject to
change at any time until day of departure. For
passengers who opt not to prepay the park
entrance fee and TCT card, you will be
responsible to pay the local authorities in cash
upon arrival (in exact change US dollars in
good condition only).
GRATUITIES TO GUIDES
AND CREW
Aboard our vessels, gratuities are not included.
We prefer that our guests reward our crew
based on their performance. Tipping is a
personal matter and passengers are encouraged
to tip an amount they find appropriate. For
those passengers who inquire, we suggest they
follow international guidelines of US $200 per
person. Gratuities are divided among all eleven
crew members including naturalist guides.
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FAMILY DEPARTURES
DESIGNATED FAMILY
AND FAMILY TEEN
DEPARTURES (F)
Ecoventura welcomes families
with children ages seven and up
on our designated family and teen
departures scheduled during
school breaks in the U.S. Most of
our family departures are families
with teenage children age 12 to
17 and even college age 18 to
early twenties and these trips will
be active. They are geared
towards families who prefer to
travel with other families and
feature age-appropriate activities from instruction in snorkeling and
sea kayaking for teens to briefings
geared toward the younger set
and kid-friendly meals. Kids can
visit the bridge and learn about
astronomy, navigational charts and
tie nautical knots with our
Captain. Special parties include
movies and popcorn, games with
prizes, drawing contests, ice
cream sundae social and King
Neptune costume party and
talent show.
CHILD DISCOUNTS
Children age 11 years and
younger at the time of sailing are
entitled to a 25% discount off the
cruise rate. Children 11 years
and younger are entitled to 50%
discount off the airfare and park
tax with proof of age. Children
ages 12-17 years are entitled to a
15% discount off the cruise rate
only.
RESTRICTIONS ON
CHILD DISCOUNTS
Ecoventura may limit child or
teen discounts to one per every
adult fare and may limit the total
number of child discounts
permitted on any one departure.
Children under 18 years must be
accompanied by an adult. Child
discounts are applied to cabins on
the iguana deck unless not
otherwise available. Families who
want to be on the same deck as
their children need to book both
cabins on the dolphin deck. On
Family departures, iguana deck
cabins are used to confirm
children and triples only, not
adults. No child discounts are
permitted on cruises that fall over
the specified holiday weeks.
Children under 7 years of age are
not accepted unless the parents
or legal guardians sign a hold
harmless release. Children age 11
and younger are only permitted
only on a designated family
departure. Children under the age
of 5 are only permitted on
exclusive charter basis.
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HOLIDAY WEEKS
No discounts of any
kind are available
including child discounts.
We cannot accept any
share requests on cruises
that fall over the holidays.
The terms for deposits and
cancellation during holiday
weeks are different from
the rest of the year.
EARLY BIRD PROMOTION
ERIC, FLAMINGO & LETTY
Early bird discounts of 5% are
available on selected seasonal
departure dates when booked
180 days or more prior to
departure. Please check our
web site for Special Offers.
TWO WEEK ITINERARY BACK
TO BACK ON ERIC, FLAMINGO
& LETTY
Book two consecutive weeks back to back
visiting the entire archipelago on itineraries
A&B, and take a 5% discount applicable on
any week (excluding holiday weeks).
WET SUITS
Available for passengers to use during the
cruise at no additional charge on a first come
first serve basis. Wet suits are most popular
between June and November when water
temperatures are between 65 and 72
degrees. Although not necessary, passengers
TWO WEEK COMBINATION
who so choose can reserve a wet suit in
ERIC, FLAMINGO & LETTY WITH
advance may do so at a charge of $25 per
GALAPAGOS SKY
wet suit. The fee will be charged to the
(DIVE LIVE-ABOARD)
account on board and paid at the end of the
For those who want to scuba dive and do
cruise. Reserved wet suits will be removed
land tours, book a week on EFL back to back from the inventory in your closest
with a week on SKY and take 5% discount
approximate size and set aside for your
on both weeks on selected departure dates
exclusive use during the cruise. Size selection
only. Please check our web site for Special
may vary by yacht: Men: S, M, ML, L, XL,
SPECIAL OCCASIONS
Offers for details.
XXL, XXXL Women: XS, S, M, MT, L, XL You may order a bottle of Chilean wine
Children: 10 (S), 12 (M), 14 (L)
($30) or a birthday cake ($20) to be served
7 DAY/ 6 NIGHT CRUISE OPTION
at dinner time. A fruit basket ($10) can be
(SUNDAY TO SATURDAY)
SCUBA PRO SNORKELING
placed in your cabin. It is prohibited to bring
Passengers can disembark on Saturday in
EQUIPMENT
flowers to Galapagos. Please advise us at
Baltra for a shorter, 6 night cruise. This is
Masks, fins and snorkels in average sizes are
least 30 days prior to arrival or include
available on all seasonal and most peak
available on board free of charge for use
details in your passenger information form.
departure dates only and not holiday weeks. during the cruise. There is no guarantee
The 6-night rate is a 10% discount off the 7
there will be all equipment available in your
COMMUNICATION
night cruise rate and cannot be combined
size and therefore passengers may prefer to The yachts do not offer WiFi. Most
with any other promotional or child
bring their own equipment (especially a mask telecommunication providers have signal in
discounts. For those passengers departing
and snorkel).
Galapagos and passengers can use their
early and requiring a transfer to the airport,
mobile/cellular phones that are activated for
there is an additional charge of $50 per
SEA KAYAKS
international data/voice/text on days when
person (min 2) or $90 for 1, max $200.
Two tandem and one single kayak (per
the yachts are in close range to a port.
The return flight from Baltra is subject to
yacht) are available at designated sites during
availability and confirmation is requested at
the cruise on a first come first serve basis at PURCHASES ON BOARD
the time of booking.
no additional charge. The model is half
Every passenger has an open tab at the bar
Please add $15.50 per person for the Baltra canoe and half sit-on-top kayak offering an
and boutique, which are paid the last day of
Airport departure tax.
active alternative to view wildlife up close.
the cruise. We accept cash (US Dollars),
MasterCard and VISA.
GALAPAGOS FLIGHT SCHEDULE & AIRFARES
SUNDAYS TO/ FROM GALAPAGOS (SCY)
QUITO TO GUAYAQUIL AEROGAL Flight 2K36 ETD 8:10AM ETA 9:00AM
GUAYAQUIL TO SAN CRISTOBAL AEROGAL Flight 2K36 ETD 9:40AM ETA 10:35AM
SAN CRISTOBAL TO GUAYAQUIL AEROGAL Flight 2K37 ETD 11:20AM ETA 2:15PM
GUAYAQUIL TO QUITO AEROGAL Flight 2K37 ETD 2:55PM ETA 3:45PM
Flights to Galapagos for
Ecoventura passengers are
serviced by AEROGAL Airlines
from Quito and Guayaquil to
Galapagos (San Cristobal =
SCY). Flight reservations for
confirmed passengers are made
automatically through our t
allotment of seats with Aerogal.
Passengers who purchase their
tickets through Ecoventura for
the Aerogal flights will receive
assistance with the check in
procedure and the option to
pre-pay the transit card. A
representative from Ecoventura
accompanies our passengers on
this flight. Upon arrival, our crew
and guides meet this flight,
collect all baggage and transport
passengers to the yachts.
Passengers who chose to
purchase tickets on another
carrier to SCY do so at their
own risk and will not be
provided with the same services.
On the day of departure, please
be at the airport in Quito or
Guayaquil two hours prior to
departure for check-in. Please
look for the Ecoventura
representative at the AEROGAL
Airline ticket counter. He or she
will provide you with your
boarding passes, transit card (if
prepaid) and assist with check in.
One checked suitcase
(maximum 44 lbs.) and one
carry-on are allowed per
passenger.
Because flight schedules and
airports are subject to change,
please do check with your hotel
upon arrival for a message from
Ecoventura to verify the
correct check in and
departure times.
We suggest you avoid
making international
connections the same day
as the flight may be delayed
or changed to an alternate
flight.
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INTERNATIONAL
AIRFARE TO
ECUADOR
Flights to Ecuador are currently
serviced by AMERICAN (Miami),
UNITED (Houston), DELTA
(Atlanta), LAN Ecuador (Miami,
JFK, Lima), LACSA (San Jose),
TACA (Lima), COPA (Panama
City), AVIANCA (Bogota),
IBERIA (Madrid) and KLM
(Amsterdam). All international
tickets issued have the airport
departure tax included in the
cost of the ticket.
AIRFARES TO GALAPAGOS
AIRFARE TO GALAPAGOS
LOW SEASON: JAN 1 – 30 JUNE, SEPT 1 - 30 NOV
ROUTING
ADULT FARE
CHILD FARE
QUITO/GALAPAGOS/QUITO
$ 471.00
$ 288.00
QUITO/GALAPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL
$ 448.00
$ 276.00
GUAYAQUIL/GALAPAGOS/QUITO
$ 437.00
$ 266.00
GUAYAQUIL/GALAPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL $ 414.00
$ 254.00
HIGH SEASON: JULY 1 – 31 AUG, DEC 1-31
ROUTING
ADULT FARE
QUITO/GALAPAGOS/QUITO
$ 526.00
QUITO/GALAPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL
$ 497.00
GUAYAQUIL/GALAPAGOS/QUITO
$ 486.00
GUAYAQUIL/GALAPAGOS/GUAYAQUIL $ 457.00
CHILD FARE
$ 316.00
$ 301.00
$ 290.00
$ 276.00
Airfares include all taxes and are subject to change at any time up until the day of
departure and even after tickets have been paid in full.
INDIVIDUAL BOOKINGS (1-5 PASSENGERS)
DEPOSITS
A deposit of $500.00 per person and
$1000.00 for singles ($1000.00 per person
and $2000.00 for singles on Holiday
weeks) is required within five days of
written confirmation to guarantee any
reservation.
FINAL PAYMENT
Full payment is due 60 days prior (90 days
prior for holiday weeks) to the sailing date
and must be accompanied with a
passenger information form.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations received up to 90 days prior
to departure will be refunded in full except
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Airfares and all taxes are subject to change up until the
day of departure. Reservations will not be considered
firm until a deposit has cleared our account. All
reservations are subject to cancellation if payments are
not received by the due date. All rates quoted are
subject to change at any time without prior notice.
METHOD OF PAYMENT
We accept bank wires or agency or personal checks. Late
bookings or late payments (29 days or less prior to
departure) require payment by cashier’s check or wire
transfer only and may be subject to additional fees.
There is a service charge of $50.00 per person for airline
tickets to Galapagos cancelled 29 to 7 days prior to
departure. From 7 days to the day of departure, there is
no refund for the airfare, park entrance fee or transit card.
for a $250.00 per person service charge;
89-60 days prior to departure, the full
deposit will be forfeited, 59-0 days prior to
departure, the entire cruise rate is forfeited.
CANCELLATION POLICY FOR
HOLIDAY WEEKS (MAR 23-30, DEC
21-28, DEC 28-04 JAN)
Cancellations received up to 180 days prior
to departure will be refunded in full except
for a $250.00 per person service charge;
179-120 days prior to departure, $500 per
person will be forfeited, 119 to 90 days
prior to departure, the full deposit will be
forfeited, 89-0 days prior to departure, the
entire cruise rate is forfeited.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
SMALL GROUP BOOKINGS
(3 OR MORE CABINS
EXCLUDING CHARTER)
DEPOSITS & FINAL PAYMENT
Same as above. In addition, a second deposit of
$500 per person and $1000 for singles ($1000
per person and $2000 for singles on holiday
weeks) is due 180 days prior to departure.
CANCELLATION POLICY
(FOR 6 OR MORE PASSENGERS
EXCLUDING EXCLUSIVE CHARTER)
Cancellations received up to 180 days prior to
departure will be refunded in full except for a
$250.00 per person service charge;
179-120 days prior to departure
Cancel one cabin with a penalty of $250 per
person, additional cabins released are subject to
penalty charge of $500.00 per person.
Cancel 1 cabin with a penalty of $250
per person, additional cabins released are
subject to a penalty of $1000.00 per person
Cancel 1 cabin with a penalty of $500
subject to a penalty of $1000 per person.
Full penalty for any cancellation.
FULL EXCLUSIVE CHARTER
DEPOSITS
A deposit of $10,000 for seasonal and peak
weeks or $20,000 for holiday weeks is due to
guarantee the charter. A second deposit of
$10,000 for seasonal and peak weeks or
$20,000 for holiday weeks is due 180 days prior
to departure to guarantee all cabins. Final
payment is due in full at 60 days prior (90 days
for holiday weeks) to departure together with
passenger information forms and cabin
assignment. All reservations are subject to
cancellation if payments are not received by the
due date. Reservations will not be considered
firm until a deposit has cleared our account.
CANCELLATION POLICY
Cancellations received in writing up until 180
days prior to departure will be refunded in full
except for $1500.00 service charge for seasonal
and peak weeks or $3000 for holiday weeks.
Cancellation incurs penalty of 100% first deposit,
Cancellation incurs penalty of 100% first
deposit and 50% of second deposit.
(119-90 days on holiday weeks),
Cancellation incurs penalty of 100%
of the first and second deposits.
(90-0 days on holiday weeks)
Cancellation incurs full penalty.
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TERMS & CONDITIONS
REDUCTION OF CABINS ON
CHARTERS
The number of cabins blocked for a
particular charter can be reduced. However,
cabins must be released according to our
time schedule in order to avoid penalties;
they are outlined as follows:
Can release 3 cabins with a penalty of $250
subject to penalty charge of $500 per
person.
Can release 2 cabins with a penalty of $250
person.
Can release 1 cabin with a penalty of $250
person
full penalty for any cancellation.
DOCUMENTATION
Documents include your cruise voucher for
the Galapagos cruise and vouchers for
additional services (if applicable) including
hotel and tours. Airline tickets for the flight
to Galapagos are electronic tickets.
Documents are sent via email upon receipt
of final payment.
PASSENGER INFORMATION FORM
Galapagos Network requires all passenger
details be received 60 days prior to
departure when final payment is due.
Required information includes:
1) Full names as they appear on the
passport, passport number, expiration,
nationality and date of birth.
2) Hotel contact in Ecuador prior to the
cruise, name of ground operator in Ecuador
providing any tours prior to the cruise,
international arrival and departure flight
schedule to Ecuador.
3) Any special dietary requests, allergies or
medical conditions need to be included. If
you wish to celebrate a birthday or
anniversary, or reserve a wet suit, please let
us know on this form.
4) A copy of your passport uploaded to web
site link.
TRANSPORTATION CONTRACT
All passengers will be given a cruise ticket
that contains the terms and conditions of
our transportation agreement at the airport
in Guayaquil or Quito. In order to review
the terms before you leave home, a copy of
the transportation agreement can be
downloaded from our web site.
PREVENTION OF
MISCONNECTING FLIGHTS
We recommend that all passengers traveling
to Galapagos allow two nights in mainland
Ecuador prior to their cruise to allow for
potential flight delays and misconnection.
This is particularly important for passengers
traveling over holidays when flights tend to
be overbooked and delayed caused by bad
weather conditions. Passengers who miss
their flight to Galapagos on Sunday will not
be able to meet up with the yacht until the
following day or later and are subject to
flight availability. Delivery of delayed baggage
can be arranged for an additional cost of $40
for up to 3 pieces of luggage.
TRAVEL INSURANCE
We highly recommend that passengers
purchase a comprehensive travel insurance
policy, such as those offered through
www.worldnomads.com, to protect
themselves from any potential loss before
and during your trip. Insurance is optional
and highly recommended to protect against
losses due to trip cancellation and
interruption, travel and baggage delay,
emergency assistance, medical expenses and
evacuation. For those passengers who
choose not to purchase an insurance policy
to protect them from potential losses to
their travel investment, Ecoventura will not
be responsible for any financial
disappointment caused by reasons beyond
our control and no refunds or partial refunds
will be given for late cancellations or no
shows due to any reason.
YACHT & ITINERARY
STIPULATIONS
Passengers will be assigned by Ecoventura to
any of the three identical sister yachts Eric,
Flamingo or Letty at the company’s
discretion. On a 7-night / 8-day itinerary,
passengers will visit twelve visitor sites.
Itineraries are subject to change at any time
for any reason and without prior notice.
Ecoventura reserves the right at its sole
option and discretion and that of the Captain
of the vessel without liability for damages or
refund of any kind to deviate from the
vessel's advertised or scheduled itinerary for
any reason including mechanical failure.
Ecoventura will not be held responsible for
any refund whatsoever for changes to the
printed or scheduled itinerary.
M/Y ERIC, FLAMINGO & LETTY – ITINERARIES A & B
Ecoventura alternates two different full week 7-night itineraries as required by the
Galapagos National Park in an effort to better reduce usage on heavily visited sites.
For passengers on a two week trip, please inquire for the combined itinerary.
ITINERARY A – SOUTHERN/ CENTRAL ROUTE
SUNDAY: Puerto Baquerizo Moreno -- SAN CRISTOBAL (CHATHAM)
Cerro Tijeretas & Leon Dormido -- SAN CRISTOBAL
MONDAY: Cerro Brujo (SN, PR, KY), Punta Pitt, (SN, PR, KY) -- SAN CRISTOBAL
TUESDAY: Punta Suarez, Gardner Bay (SN, PR, KY)-- ESPANOLA (HOOD)
WEDNESDAY: Punta Cormorant (PR), Devil’s Crown or Champion (SN), Post Office Bay (PR, SN) -- FLOREANA (CHARLES)
THURSDAY: Highlands of SANTA CRUZ, CCFL (Darwin Station) -- SANTA CRUZ (Indefatigable)
FRIDAY: Bartolome (PR, SN), Las Bachas (SN), ) or Black Turtle Cove (PR) or Sombrero Chino (PR, SN)
SATURDAY: South Plaza Island, North Seymour (PR, SN)
SUNDAY: Interpretation Center -- SAN CRISTOBAL (CHATHAM)
ITINERARY B – WESTERN/ NORTHERN ROUTE
SUNDAY: Puerto Baquerizo Moreno -- SAN CRISTOBAL (CHATHAM)
CCJG (La Galapaguera Cerro Colorado) -- SAN CRISTOBAL
MONDAY: Darwin Bay (SN, PR, KY), Prince Philip’s Steps (SN, PR, KY) -- GENOVESA (TOWER)
TUESDAY: Las Bachas Beach (SN) or Black Turtle Cove (PR), Cerro Dragon (SN)
WEDNESDAY: Punta Espinosa (SN) -- FERNANDINA (NARBOROUGH)
Urbina Bay (SN) (Albemarle) or Punta Vicente Roca -- ISABELA (ALBEMARLE)
THURSDAY: Elizabeth Bay (PR), Tagus Cove (SN, PR, KY) -- ISABELA
FRIDAY: Puerto Egas -- SANTIAGO (JAMES) (SN)) (James), Rabida Island (SN, PR, KY) (JERVIS)
SATURDAY: Highlands of SANTA CRUZ (Indefatigable), CCFL (Darwin Station) -- SANTA CRUZ
SUNDAY: Interpretation Center -- SAN CRISTOBAL
The order of visits may vary slightly depending on the yacht assigned.
Ecoventura alternates two different full week 7-night itineraries as required by the
Galapagos National Park in an effort to better reduce usage on heavily visited sites.
Passengers must often chose just one activity per site or as time permits:
SN = Snorkel • KY = Kayak • PR = Panga (Dingy) Ride
ITINERARY A: Southern/Central route
SUNDAY: Upon arrival to Puerto Baquerizo
Moreno, SAN CRISTOBAL, our crew is
waiting at the airport to escort you by bus to
the main deck and then by zodiac to your
yacht anchored in the bay. After the welcome
briefing and safety drill, a delicious buffet lunch
is served. We travel by bus to Cerro
Tijeretas or “Frigatebird Hill” is situated just
outside town near to “La Predial” a fishing
community present from 1952 to 1960. It is
one of two sites where you can spot nesting
colonies of both species of Friagebirds (Great
and Magnificent). The trail leads to Playa
Mann where there are vistas of beautiful
scenery. We return to the yacht and depart
3PM to cruise around Leon Dormido aka
Kicker Rock, a vertical tuff cone formation that
rises abruptly almost 500 feet out of the
ocean. On the cliffs, we spot Blue-footed
Boobies, Nazca Boobies and Magnificent
Frigate birds. Join your fellow yacht mates this
evening for your island briefing followed by our
Captain’s welcome cocktail party and dinner
prepared by our well-trained chefs.
MONDAY: We arrive to Cerro Brujo, a
breathtaking white coral beach, considered one
of the most spectacular in Galapagos and
perfect for a peaceful walk with expansive
views and good bird watching. We have an
opportunity to kayak from the beach or swim
with sea lions. A Zodiac ride takes us through
a cave called The Cathedral. During lunch, we
cruise toward the northeastern tip of SAN
CRISTOBAL to Punta Pitt, a tuff formation
that serves as a nesting site for many sea birds
including all three types of boobies: Blue
footed, Nazca and Red-footed boobies, both
Frigate species, swallow-tailed gulls, Storm
petrels, Shearwaters, Brown pelicans and a
colony of sea lions. Punta Pitt is considered to
be a first class site for birds and on par with
Genovesa (Tower) Island. Here we can
snorkel at Pitt Rock with sea lions and colorful
fish such as the King Angel and Surgeon fish.
We return to the yacht to cruise around Leon
Dormido or “Kicker Rock”, a vertical tuff
cone formation that rises abruptly almost 500
feet out of the ocean. On the cliffs, we spot
Blue-footed Boobies, Nazca Boobies and
Magnificent Frigate birds. We return to the
yacht for a briefing followed by dinner.
TUESDAY: We disembark at Punta Suarez,
ESPANOLA (Hood), where we witness the
highest rate of endemic species in Galapagos.
Sea lions noisily green us as we land on their
beach. Curious Hood mockingbirds peck at
our shoelaces. From April to December, the
waved albatross, found only on Espanola,
perform their wild mating ritual. Blue-footed
boobies engage in “sky-pointing” to show off
for potential mates. Nazca boobies busily care
for their young. Stunning swallow-tailed gulls
are the only nocturnal gulls in the world and
fish at night. Red-billed tropicbirds take shelter
under the cliffs. We also find Darwin’s Finches,
Galapagos Doves and Galapagos Hawks.
Observe a unique specie of marine iguana
identified with traces of red and green
colorings. Colorful sally light-foot crabs crawl
along the shoreline near to the famous "blow
hole". After lunch we have a wet landing on
Gardner Bay, ESPANOLA (Hood), walk along
seemingly endless stretch of this white sandy
beach where you’ll find large colonies of sea
lions. There is no trail to follow so this is a
chance to explore or take a long walk. You
may find a Galapagos Hawk, Darwin’s Finches
or Hood Mockingbird. Swim with sea lions
right from the beach, explore the bay and
islets by kayak or just relax on the beach.
There’s an excellent snorkeling site off Gardner
Islet with a colorful diversity of sea life near
Tortuga Rock. Explore caves by Zodiac
covered with invertebrates. We return to the
WEDNESDAY: Step ashore at Punta
Cormorant, FLOREANA (Charles), one of
the few populated islands in the Galapagos.
Floreana presents a rich human history with
mystery and intrigue. Set foot on a green-sand
beach alive with the sounds of sea lions, lava
herons, yellow crowned nigh heron, blue
footed boobies and penguins. Follow a trail to
a brackish lagoon, home of the Bahama ducks,
common stilts, Galapagos Flycatcher, Yellow
warblers and the Greater Flamingos, the
pinkest in the world! Wind your way past a
rich variety of plants including Morning Glory,
Cut Leaf Daisies, Black, red and white
mangroves, Palo Verde and Scalesia. The trail
leads to a beach with power soft sand where
sea turtles lay their eggs in the sand dunes and
sting rays swim in the shallow water. After the
walk, we have an opportunity to snorkel at
Devil’s Crown or Champion, a shallow
sunken crater colonized by a brilliant array of
colorful fish and corral, white-tipped sharks, sea
turtles, spotted eagle rays and sea stars. Today
our lunch is served on the sundeck if weather
conditions permit. After lunch, we visit Post
Office Bay, not the most scenic, but one of
the most famous sites in Galapagos. Here is
where a post barrel was erected and put into
use in the late 18th Century by English whaling
vessels. You are invited to leave a post card
and to pick up any mail from your home area.
There is a chance to swim from the beach
with sea lions. Late afternoon, we take a
Zodiac ride near Baroness Point where we
spot sea turtles and rays. We return to the
THURSDAY: We travel by bus to the
highlands of SANTA CRUZ Island. The
scenery gradually changes as we wind our way
through all seven vegetation zones found in
Galapagos. Here, we visit the tortoise reserve
at “Las Primicias” one of the private farms in
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the highlands where we encounter
giant tortoises in their natural habitat.
We stop at "the tunnels", the largest
lava tubes found in Galapagos. We
visit Los Gemelos, Spanish for “The
Twins”, a pair of large pit craters
where we may see the red male
vermilion flycatcher. Next, we visit
Centro de Crianza Fausto Llerena
(aka the Charles Darwin Research
Station). We visit the tortoise and
land iguana corals and the breeding
center with new hatchlings and
miniature tortoises not yet ready to
be repatriated. Lonesome George is
no longer with us but there is Diego,
“The Professor” who has been more
successful at mating. Puerto Ayora is
the social heart of the islands with the
largest population of 24,000. After
lunch and briefing on board, we
return to town to shop for souvenirs
or stop at an internet cafe. You have
the option to remain in town on your
own account to stimulate the local
economy or you can return to the
boat for dinner. There is a schedule
for zodiac transportation from the
yacht to town later in the evening.
FRIDAY: We disembark at
BARTOLOME, where it seems like
we are walking on the moon. This
young Island is inhospitable to most
plants and animals. After a dry
landing, climb 30 minutes up 357
stairs leading to the summit of a once
active volcano. Along the way, we
pause to marvel at lava bombs,
spatter cones and cinder cones.
From the top of the wooden stairs,
we can gaze out across the island for
a panoramic view of the island and
"Pinnacle Rock", an eroded tuff cone.
Crystal clear water is an invitation to
snorkel from the beach with schools
of tropical fish and Galapagos
Penguins or Zodiac ride. After lunch,
we visit Las Bachas, (Spanish for
“barges”). There is a long stretch of
a soft white sand beach and interior
lagoons where we find the Greater
Flamingo. There is also a wonderful
chance to snorkel here from the
beach. Located off the Southern tip
of Santiago is Sombrero Chino aka
Chinese Hat that owes its name to
its shape. There is a beach with sea
lions, marine iguanas and
oystercatchers. Here we can snorkel
at a site that is frequented by
Galapagos Penguins. Onboard, there
is a briefing followed by dinner.
SATURDAY: Today we visit
SOUTH PLAZA, a small geological
uplift with tall cliffs offering
spectacular views. After a dry landing,
the trail leads us through Opuntia or
“Prickly Pear” and Sesuvium (aka
Galapagos carpet). Here we can find
the Galapagos Land Iguana feeding on
the cactus leaves. Toward the end of
the hill, we encounter a colony of
bachelor sea lions. The dominant bulls
are in various stages of recovery from
battles lost over prime beach
territory. We also find Swallow tailed
gulls, Shearwaters and Red-billed
tropicbirds who build their nests
along the cliffs. We sail to North
Seymour, a small geological uplift
where we snorkel in deep water
followed by lunch. We follow a trail
that leads us to Swallow-tailed gulls,
Blue-footed boobies and the endemic
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Land iguanas. Visit the
largest colony of
Magnificent Frigate birds
found in Galapagos.
As we stroll along the
beach, we find Marine
Iguanas and sea lions body
surf the northern swells.
We return to the yacht for
the Captain’s Farwell cocktail
party and dinner as well as a
special slide show presentation
by your guides.
SUNDAY: We visit the
Interpretation Center opened on
San Cristobal Island in 1999 by bus.
Here we gain a more complete
understanding of the natural and
human history of the Islands.
Afterwards, we spend time in port
before heading to the airport for our
flight back to the mainland departing
before noon time on Aerogal.
GALAPAGOS ISLANDS
M/Y Eric, Flamingo I & Letty - Itinerary A
ITINERARY M/Y ERIC - LETTY-FLAMINGO I / 2013 - A
Bachas Beach
Black Turtle Cove
ITINERARY B: Western/ Northern Route
SUNDAY: Upon arrival to Puerto Baquerizo Moreno,
SAN CRISTOBAL, our crew is waiting at the airport to
escort you by bus to the dock and then by Zodiac to your
yacht anchored in the bay. After the welcome briefing and
safety drill, a delicious buffet lunch is served. We travel by
bus to the highlands to visit Centro de Crianza Jacinto
Gordillo aka La Galapaguera Cerro Colorado
where the National Park has established a breeding
program for the giant land tortoises that you will encounter
in their natural habitat. Learn about their origin, evolution
and threats by introduced animals at the information center
for visitors. Along the trail, we find the San Cristobal
(Chatham) mockingbird and Calandrinia plant, both endemic
to this island. Join your fellow yacht mates this evening for
your first briefing followed by our Captain’s welcome
cocktail party and dinner prepared by our well-trained chefs.
TUESDAY: Today we visit Las Bachas,
which is the Spanish translation for “barges”.
There is a long stretch of a soft white sand beach
and interior lagoons where we find the Greater
Flamingo. There is also a wonderful chance to
snorkel here from the beach. At Black Turtle
Cove aka Caleta Tortuga Negra we have a
zodiac ride through a series of coves and inlets
surrounded by mangroves. Here you can view pairs
of mating sea turtles (Sept to Feb), white-tipped reef
sharks and golden cow-nosed rays. Located on the
northern tip of Santa Cruz is Cerro Dragon aka
Dragon Hill. Along the trail, we find Darwin Finches,
Galapagos Flycatchers, Yellow Warblers, Audubon
Shearwater and the endemic land iguanas, orange-yellow in
color with large spines along their backs, were once part of
the Darwin Station’s breeding program. We find pink
MONDAY: We spend the entire day on TOWER
flamingos feedin in the salt-water lagoon as well as other
(Genovesa), considered to be one of the most spectacular lagoon birds; stilts, pintail ducks, sandpipers and more.
Islands in Galapagos for bird species. We have a wet-landing From the top of the hill, we enjoy a majestic view of the
on Darwin Bay, a coral sand beach where Swallow-tailed bay island covered in Opuntia cactus, Palo Santo and Cordia
and Lava gulls gather near the tide pools. Enter a forest of Lutea (muyuyu). After the briefing and dinner, we sail
Optuntia cactus and mangroves where colonies of Great
toward the western islands and cross the equator line
Frigate birds nest. The males inflate their red-throated
for the second time.
pouches to attract females as they fly overhead. The trail
leads through a rich inter tidal zone where we find a wide
WEDNESDAY:
diversity of wildlife. After lunch, we have a dry landing at
We have a semi-wet landing at Punta Espinoza,
Prince Philip’s Steps. Red-footed boobies nest here in
FERNANDINA, the youngest and most
Palo Santo trees and Nazca Boobies nest near the trail. In
pristine Island in Galapagos with no
an open lava field, we find Storm Petrels in large numbers.
introduced mammals. Recent lava flows
If you are lucky, we will see the elusive Short-eared owl.
formed by an active volcano stretch
Chose to have a picnic lunch on deck or dine inside. Look
their way around the coast. Hundreds
for the beautiful Red-billed Tropic bird found in the crevices of Marine Iguanas, the largest colony
along the cliff by kayak or Zodiac. You can choose to swim in Galapagos, bask in the sun
or snorkel from the beach with sea lions in these northern
along the rugged shoreline.
warmer waters or for those with experience, we offer
Observe sea lion harems
snorkeling in deeper water. Return to the yacht for briefing with resident bulls carefully
and dinner before we cross the equator.
guarding their territory.
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ITINERARY M/Y ERIC - LETTY-FLAMINGO I / 2013 - B
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Itinerary B
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Flightless Cormorants build their nest on the point
and Galapagos Hawks fly overhead. There is a
chance to snorkel here with sea turtles. After lunch,
we cross the Bolivar Chanel where we often spot
whales and dolphins riding the bow wave. We
disembark at Urbina Bay, ISABELA, where we
find four miles of its coastal seabed, with marine life
exposed due to a dramatic uplift in 1954 when the
volcano erupted. The marine remnants of coral
skeletons, some of them waist-high, are visited after a
wet landing on the beach. Urbina is home to the
very large and colorful Galapagos land iguanas,
occasionally giant tortoises, Darwin Finches. Brown
Pelicans and Flightless Cormorants also nest here.
Giant Marine Iguanas are seen along the coast. You
may encounter penguins while snorkeling here. At
Punta Vicente Roca, a Zodiac ride offers an incredible
view of the tuff walls, we can enter the wave-sculpted
cave and find sea turtle who frequent this area. You
may spot the dorsal fin of a Mola Mola, an odd
looking giant sun fish. Return to the yacht for briefing
and dinner.
THURSDAY: We visit Elizabeth Bay,
ISABELA by zodiac starting with a visit to a
secluded cove, lined with large red mangrove trees.
Here, turtles, rays, and shore birds can be seen. We
motor to the rocky islets known as “Las Marielas”,
where a colony of nesting Penguins, Flightless
Cormorants and giant Marine Iguanas are found.
Isabela was created when six volcanoes flowed
together and formed the largest Island in Galapagos.
We have a dry landing at Tagus Cove, located on
the western Island of ISABELA and a favorite
anchorage for pirates and whalers over the centuries.
Old graffiti dating back to the 1800's is written on the
rocky cliffs. Explore the Coves by Zodiac or kayak to
find Galapagos Penguins, Boobies, Pelicans and other
seabirds. An uphill hike brings us to a salt-water
lagoon, a scenic overlook with a spectacular view of
the ocean, lava fields and volcanic formations. An
excellent snorkeling site is offered from the zodiac or
take out a Kayak and explore the shoreline. After
dinner, a sky full of stars beckons to go on deck and
observe the galaxy while crossing the equator for the
last time.
FRIDAY: We stroll along the shoreline at Puerto
Egas, SANTIAGO (James) looking for octopus,
starfish and other sea life caught in the tide pools. At
low tide, catch a glimpse of marine iguanas as they
feed on exposed green algae. Watch for great blue
herons, lava herons, American oystercatchers and
yellow-crowned night herons. Our walk ends at the
grottos, deep pools of clear water where we
encounter fur sea lions once on the verge of
extinction. Before returning to the yacht, there is a
snorkeling opportunity. After lunch, take a seat on
deck to view the dramatic landscape and dolphins
that are often spotted here. We disembark on
RABIDA (Jervis), located near James Island. Rabida
is considered the geographic center of Galapagos
because this island sports the most diversified
volcanic rocks. The dark red sand beach originated
from the high content of iron in the volcanic stones.
While strolling along the trail, you may find marine
iguanas, mocking birds, yellow warblers and several
species of Darwin Finches leading to a salt water
lagoon where Greater Flamingos migrate.
After the walk, there is not-to-miss snorkeling
option with a large colony of sea lions.
We return to the yacht for the Captain’s
Farwell cocktail party and dinner
as well as a special slide show
presentation by your guides.
Itinerary B
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SATURDAY: We travel by bus to the
highlands of SANTA CRUZ Island. The
scenery gradually changes as we wind our
way through all seven vegetation zones found
in Galapagos. Here, we visit the tortoise
reserve at “Las Primicias” one of the private
farms in the highlands where we encounter
giant tortoises in their natural habitat. We
stop at "the tunnels", the largest lava tubes
found in Galapagos. Look out for the bright
red male vermilion flycatcher. After lunch, we
will have our last briefing. Today we visit the
Centro de Crianza Fausto Llerena aka
Charles Darwin Research Station. See all
three tortoise corals and the breeding center
with new hatchlings and miniature tortoises
not yet ready to be repatriated. Scientists
from all over the globe work at the station
and conduct biological research from
anatomy to zoology. We stop at Van
Straelen Hall where there are exhibits and a
short video presentation. Visitors can see the
tortoise and land iguana corrals. Puerto Ayora
is the social heart of the islands with the
largest population of 24,000 inhabitants. This
evening you have the option to return to
your yacht for a buffet dinner or remain in
town on your own account. Those who
return to the yacht will be provided zodiacs
to return to town to shop for souvenirs or
stop at an internet café. Zodiacs will be
provided for your return to the yachts.
Dress is casual and comfortable, and
informality is basic to all activities. We
recommend you pack in a soft-sided suitcase
or duffel as storage space is limited on board.
Checked bags should be securely locked with
a TSA lock or shrink-wrapped for your
security.
SUNDAY: We visit the Interpretation
Center opened on San Cristobal Island in
1999 by bus. Here we gain a more complete
understanding of the natural and human
history of the Islands. Afterwards, we spend
some time in port before heading to the
airport for our flight back to the mainland
departing before noon time.
PACKING LIST
LIGHTWEIGHT LONG PANTS
NYLON ZIP-OFF PANTS • SHORTS
SHORT SLEEVE T-SHIRTS
LONG SLEEVE T-SHIRTS
POLO SHIRTS
LIGHTWEIGHT COTTON SHIRTS
WINDBREAKER OR LIGHTWEIGHT
WATERPROOF RAIN JACKET
WITH HOOD
SWEATSHIRT
(JULY TO OCT ONLY)
WALKING SHOES OR LIGHT
HIKING BOOTS
RUBBER SOLED BOAT SHOES
OR FLIP FLOPS
SPORT SANDALS WITH
VELCRO STRAP (TEVAS)
WIDE BRIMMED HAT
BANDANA • 2 BATHING SUITS
SUNSCREEN
(BIODEGRADABLE PREFERRED)
SUNGLASSES WITH UV FILTER
AND STRAP
LIP BALM • SMALL BACKPACK
WATER BOTTLE • EARPLUGS
SMALL BINOCULARS
CAMERA WITH
WATERPROOF BAG
UNDERWATER CAMERA
MOTION SICKNESS MEDICATION
TOILETRIES • HAIR DRYERS
BEACH TOWELS
WALKING STICKS
Biodegradable soap and shampoo
are provided and therefore it is not
necessary that you bring these items.
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SUGGESTED READING
There are many great field guides, novels and
photographic books on Galapagos available at
bookstores or through Longitude Books
www.longitudebooks.com. Some older
titles may be out of print, so check your local
library or internet sites for used copies.
NEW & NOTEWORTHY
Galapagos, Preserving Darwin’s Legacy, Tui de Roy, 2009
Galapagos, Both sides of the Coin, Pete Oxford &
Graham Watkins, 2009
Darwin in Galapagos, Footsteps to a New World,
Greg Estes & Thalia Grant, 2009
Galapagos, Exploring Darwin’s Tapestry, John Hess, 2009
Galapagos at the Crossroads; Pirates, Biologists, Tourists and
Creationists Battle for Darwin’s Cradle of Evolution,
Carol Ann Bassett, 2009
GALAPAGOS, Islands Born of Fire, Tui de Roy, 1998
GALAPAGOS, Islands Lost in Time, Tui de Roy, 1980 – a classic!
BEST FIELD GUIDES
GALAPAGOS, A Natural History, John Kricher, 2006
Galapagos, A Natural History Guide, Michael H Jackson, 1990
A Traveler’s Guide to the Galapagos Islands, Barry Boyce
Galapagos Wildlife, David Horwell & Pete Oxford, Brandt Publication
Galapagos, Reef Fish Identification Guide, Paul Human, 2003
Flowering Plants of the Galapagos Islands, Conley K. McMullen, 1999
Guide to the Birds of the Galapagos Islands, Castro & Phillips, 1996
LIGHTWEIGHT AND EASY TO PACK
Galapagos, Smithsonian Natural History Series, JC Kricher
The Enchanted Isles, Herman Melville
Galapagos, A Novel, Kurt Vonnegut
The Voyage of the Beagle, Charles Darwin
On Natural Selection, Charles Darwin
Galapagos, World’s End, William Beebe
Floreana, Margaret Wittmer
INSIGHTFUL READING ON DARWINISM
Darwin in Galapagos, Footsteps to a New World, Thalia Grant
& Gregory Estes, 2010
Charles Darwin on the Origin of Species, The Illustrated Edition,
David Quamman, 2008
The Beak of the Finch, Jonathan Weiner (Pulitzer Prize winner), 1994
The Reluctant Mr. Darwin, David Quammen, 2005
Charles Darwin, Concise story of an extraordinary man, Tim Berra
MOVIES
Galapagos Affair: Satin came to Eden (2013) murder mystery
Galapagos 3D with David Attenborough (SKY) (2013) nature
Creation (2010) starring Paul Bettany as Charles Darwin,
Jennifer Connelly as Emma
Master & Commander, The Far Side of the World (2008)
Russell Crowe, Paul Bettany
Galapagos, The Islands that Changed the World (2007)
Tilda Swinton
Galapagos (IMAX) (2002) follow marine biologist Carole Baldwin
to the ocean floor
WEATHER CONDITIONS
TEMPERATURES
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Currently, over 180,000 people from all
over the world visit the Islands each year.
We recommend that you book your trip
at least 3-6 months prior to your
intended date of departure and 6-12
months prior to book during the holiday
seasons. Galapagos is a sub-tropical
destination and most all of the seabirds
and reptiles nest year round. You can
see courtship, mating, chicks hatching
and rearing at any time of the year.
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Located on the equator, the Galapagos
Islands have a surprisingly cool, subtropical climate. The larger islands with
volcanic peaks have a variety of climatic
zones. The coastal areas are arid and
covered with plants adapted to desert
conditions. The highland areas receive
moisture almost all year round, which
support lush vegetation. Temperatures
are determined almost entirely by ocean
currents, which are influenced by the
trade winds. There are two seasons,
both of which have some precipitation.
The Galapagos get an average
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of ten inches of rain per year,
so it is never considered "rainy".
During the months of Dec. to May,
the cooling currents subside,
temperatures rise and the climate is
warm and sunny with occasional
showers. In June, the trend begins
toward cooler temperatures with
moderate breezes, which continue
through November. This period is often
referred to as the "garua" (pronounced
gah-ru-ah) season, which means mist in
Spanish.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
regarding itinerary & activities on board
When are meals served?
Meals are informal and there is just one seating for
all passengers. Although meal times can vary
slightly, the typical schedule is breakfast at 7:30am,
buffet lunch at 12:30pm and dinner served at
7:30pm. Our culinary trained chefs use locally
sourced and organic
ingredients in international dishes with touches of
Ecuadorian specialties. Snacks are served after
morning and afternoon shore
excursions.
Are there regulations we must obey?
During the orientation, your guide will go over the
Galapagos National Park rules which request,
among others, that you do not disturb or remove
anything (not even a rock or shell), do not touch
or feed the animals, do not leave any liter and to
stay on the marked trails. Show a conservationist
attitude! Leave only footprints and take home
only photographs.
How strenuous are the walks?
Passengers able to walk a few hours a
day unassisted will be able to fully
enjoy Galapagos. Some of the
excursions require more physical
activity than others involving
short steep climbs or long
walks in hot weather.
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However, most excursions require moderate
activity and the walks are at a leisurely pace
giving time for the guides to describe what you
are seeing. Entering and exiting the Zodiacs
require that you need to be reasonably fit, sure
footed and in good health. If you are
concerned about your ability to do any
particular day hike, please consult with the
naturalist or Captain beforehand.
What if I have a physical disability?
Please see your doctor for a check-up before
traveling to Ecuador. Any medical condition or
physical disability that may require special
attention or treatment must be advised to
Ecoventura at the time of booking.
Will I encounter rough seas or bad weather?
Due to strong currents, there will be moderate
movement of the vessel while under way.
Most passengers are not affected. However, if
you are prone to seasickness, we strongly urge
you bring some type of medication to prevent
motion sickness.
Are itineraries subject to change?
Yes, itineraries are subject to change at any
time for any reason and without prior notice.
Last minute changes to the itinerary can occur
at any time including, but not limited to,
changes in National Park rules or the discretion
of the Captain of the vessel or company for
any reason including mechanical failure.
Ecoventura will not be held responsible for any
refund whatsoever for changes to the printed
or scheduled itinerary.
Which itinerary is better for viewing wildlife?
You should see all the iconic Galapagos species
of birds and reptiles on both itinerary A & B
including sea lions on every beach, fur seals, all
three boobies, Frigate birds, Galapagos
Penguins, Finches, Doves, Hawks, Mockingbirds,
Flamingos, Pelicans, Swallow tailed gull, Red
billed tropic bird, land and marine iguanas and
the giant tortoises. There is one exception on
each itinerary: only on itinerary A you will see
the Waved Albatross (present April to Dec)
and only on itinerary B you will see the
Flightless Cormorant.
OUR COMMITMENT TO
GALAPAGOS CONSERVATION
Through a series of ongoing projects, Ecoventura has
demonstrated a serious commitment to the
environment by maintaining an ecological certification
since 2000, Smart Voyager, reducing carbon emissions
through installation of high performance oil filters, solar
panels and wind generators and reducing and offsetting
carbon emissions. The Galapagos Marine Biodiversity
Fund (GMBF) was established in partnership with the
World Wildlife Fund in 2006 and through Ecology
Project International (EPI), we support programs to
empower local students as conservation leaders.
Ecoventura has maintained the ecological certification of
SmartVoyager, a voluntary environmental program
developed by Corporacion y Desarollo from Ecuador and
The Rainforest Alliance from New York since 2000.
This program gives a “green seal of approval” to tour
boats that comply with requirements to tread lightly on
the area’s fragile ecosystem. In order to comply, our
yachts use only lead and TBT free paints and biodegradable soaps and detergents. We recycle wastes
and treat our wastewater with biological agents and
produce our own water through a desalination unit on
board each yacht. All Zodiacs have four stroke engines
which are more efficient and our employees receive
benefits such as advanced training and improved living
quarters on board.
Ecoventura became the first operation in the Galapagos
in 2006 to completely offset carbon emissions from the
company’s four yachts, offices and operations
(including business travel) through the
purchase of carbon credits administered by
Native Energy Travel Offsets. In addition, in
2007 the company reduced carbon emissions
10% through various methods. In 2008,
Ecoventura installed 40 solar panels and two
wind generators to its flagship yacht, the M/Y
ERIC, thereby operating the first hybrid yacht in
the Galapagos. Almost 17% of the energy used
to run the on board generators are now powered
by alternative renewable energy.
In 2006, Ecoventura established a fund administered by
the World Wildlife Fund in support of the Galapagos
National Park and other NGO programs called the
Galapagos Marine Biodiversity Fund. The fund supports
projects that target environmental education and marine
conservation by strengthening the local communities’
ability to manage natural resources; such as scholarships
for local students to study for two years at a University,
micro-enterprise businesses for families of fishermen to
provide an alternate source of income and control of
illegal fishing activities through a permanent floating
station and refit of patrol boats. Through 2
strategies – education and marine conservation –
GMBF puts donated funds to work on the
ground, addressing critical issues, reversing
ecological damage and conserving
Galapagos for the future.
www.ecoventura.com
Our Commitment to Conservation
GALAPAGOS CONSERVATION
Through the foundation “Gotitas de Esperanza”
(drops of hope), Ecoventura has sponsored the
salaries for teachers and Physical Therapists
working at the Alejandro Alvear School on San
Cristobal Island for the past decade. During the
day, the school provides therapy for children
with physical disabilities. In the evenings, the
school serves the adult population through
programs such as teaching sign language
for the hearing impaired.
invasive species and the health and release of
tortoises into the wild. EPI’s programs inspire
and empower youth as conservation leaders by
training them to develop critical thinking skills
and a conservation ethic along with knowledge
of the problems that threaten the sustainability
of the islands. Four of the students were
selected to join Ecoventura on a Galapagos
cruise aboard our yachts and be mentored by
our naturalist guides in a career shadowing
program offered to help students gain first-hand
In 2011, Ecoventura joined forces with Pack for knowledge to plant a seed about opportunities
a Purpose, a charitable organization, whose
never before imagined. A $400 donation
web site lists suggested supplies of no more
makes the course possible for one student.
than 5 lbs (2.27 kgs) that passengers can bring
to Galapagos. This requires little effort, takes up
Ecoventura passengers can make donations
only a small space, yet adds value to the trip
at the EPI web site:
that makes a big impact in the lives of
www.ecologyproject.org/donate.
children who live in Galapagos.
Relevant links:
In 2012, Ecoventura sponsored 12 local high
Galapagos National Park Service:
school students living in Galapagos (age 15-17)
www.galapagospark.org
with scholarships for a field course to study
Galapagos Conservency: www.galapagos.org
conservation and ecology-related issues. The
Galapagos Conservation Trust: www.gct.org
program is under the auspices of Ecology
WildAid: www.wildaid.org
Project International, a non-profit NGO.
World Wildlife Fund: www.wwf.org
Students spend 50 hours in the field directly
International Galapagos Tour
involved in conservation actions concerning
Operators Association: www.igtoa.org
ACCOLADES
Ecoventura has received recognition and awards
for their effort to reduce their impact on the
environment and ensure the local community
benefits from tourism.
2006, IGTOA, Sustainable Travel Award
World Savers Award – top scoring cruise line
2008, Virgin Holidays Responsible Tourism
Best in a Marine Environment
2009, Travel + Leisure’s 5th Annual
Global Vision Award for Green Cruising
2010, International Ecotourism Society
(TIES) Finalist for the Innovation Award
2011, The Rainforest Alliance
on Sustainabletrip.org
Company Making A Difference
2014 Tariffs - Ecuador
ECUADOR HOTELS
GUAYAQUIL - Hotel Oro Verde *****
Deluxe Single $150.00
Standard Double $165.00
Deluxe Triple $230.00
HOTEL RATES INCLUDE
One night hotel accommodation including tax
and service, free WiFi, welcome drink, buffet
breakfast and complimentary shuttle transfers.
Located in the heart of the commercial and
banking district, the Hotel Oro Verde is a
locally owned and operated five star hotel
and the only member hotel of The Leading
Hotels of the World in Ecuador. The deluxe
rooms and Leading Suites were renovated in
2013 are appointed with comfortable beds
(two Queen or one King), feather pillows,
high quality linens, full bathroom amenities,
MP3 player, free wireless internet, multi-line
phone with voice mail, private mini-bar, flat
screen cable TV and safety box.
There are three restaurants; Le Gourmet, La
Fondue and El Patio Café, and Gourmet Deli,
El Capitan bar, Oro Fit Spa with staffed gym,
sauna, massage therapist and swimming pool.
There is also a business center and concierge
services. The Oro Verde is the first hotel
certified by Smart Voyager in Ecuador.
Airport shuttle van service is provided complimentary
for up to 10 passengers according to set schedule.
Children under age 12 can stay free in their parents
room (max 4 per room/ breakfast not included for
children).
Dinner El Patio Cafe $30, La Fondue $40,
Le Gourmet $55 + 22% tax/service
For passengers departing same day on a
late night flight, we can apply the rates
including a dinner voucher with a value
of $22.50 per person.
QUITO - Hotel Le Parc *****
Single Luxury Suite $215.00
Double Luxury Suite: $245.00
Triple: $300.00
HOTEL RATES INCLUDE
One night hotel accommodation including
tax and service, municipal tax (Quito),
welcome drink and buffet breakfast.
A new concept in hotels for Quito, the hip,
upscale Le Parc opened in 2007 and is a
symphony to cool, contemporary chic from
its ground floor lobby bar and restaurant Neu
Bistro with water moat and 5-foot horizontal
gas fireplace – to the tip of its stunning
rooftop and Sky Bar with a spectacular view
of the city. Truly exclusive with 26 unique
suites with king size beds and 4 with two full
sized beds, Egyptian cotton linens, duck down
duvets and complete pillow sets. There is a
spacious modern bathroom, hairdryer,
L’Occitane amenities and bathrobes. There is
a 26” Plasma TV, radio alarm clock, DVD/CD,
free WiFi, safety deposit box, mini bar and
Concierge. The hotel has a compact gym with
sauna and L’Occitane Spa with treatments
Carolina Park with jogging trails and Botanical
Garden is within walking distance of the hotel.
www.ecoventura.com
For overnights
before or after your
cruise, we have
selected the highest
quality hotels
offering comfort,
convenience, local
charm, sustainability
and also value.
ECUADOR HOTELS
MANSION DEL ANGEL ****
Single $150.00
Double $170.00
Suites $220.00-300.00
Triple: $280.00
A gracious mansion built at the turn of the last
Century, beautifully appointed and completely
restored, former home of an Ecuadorian
Tabacco Tycoon, is now part of the
Architectural Historic Society. Overlooking the
Alameda Park and just 10 minutes ride to the
Historial part of downtown Quito, there are 14
spacious and luxurious rooms and suites with
vaulted ceilings, no two are alike with Cable TV,
Free WiFi and personal safe. There is a
comfortable living room to relax and enjoy a
glass of wine or afternoon tea between 5-6.
Full American breakfast is served on the
ground floor in the Bistro or garden.
Room service, Spa services and whirlpool
are also available.
PATIO ANDALUZ ****
Single $196.00
Double: $220.00
Triple: $270.00
MERCURE ALAMEDA ****
Single: $126.00
Double: $135.00
Triple: $192.00
The Mercure is strategically located in the
Mariscal neighborhood and has 147
comfortable modern rooms including 41
Privilege suites, with two twin beds or one
king size bed with living/dining area, wireless
internet, hairdryer, cable TV, telephone with
voice mail, minibar, safety boxes, bathtub,
desk, sofa bed and balcony. Restaurant Spicy
Bistro, French bakery, and Globe Walker
(Japanese) & Wine bar.
Dinner at the Mercure $20.00 per person
+ 22% tax/service.
HOSTAL DE LA RABIDA ***
Single: $85.00
Double: $112.00
Triple: $140.00
Hostal de La Rabida is a traditional home that
was restored into a charming B&B with
gracious personalized service from the
owners and staff. There are only 11 tastefully
decorated rooms with private bathroom with
Located in the heart of the Old Historic
amenities, hairdryers, free wireless internet,
Center of Quito, within walking distance of
cable TV, down comforters, room service,
the churches, museums and sites, this colonial safe deposit box, laundry service and
boutique style hotel offers guests a unique
complimentary water, flowers and chocolates.
experience in “San Francisco de Quito”. This Enjoy a delicious breakfast in the small private
charming hotel has 31 suites with free WiFi . garden and rest in the library or living room
Relax and enjoy “El Rincon de Cantuna”
near the fireplace with wine or cocktails in
patio restaurant offering Spanish and
the evening.
Ecudorian cuisine, Marquez de Jerez
Dinner in the restaurant is $16 + tax
Cava-bar serving wine and tapas and
serving Italian and International cuisine.
Olga Fisch folklore artisan shop.
LAND TOUR EXTENSIONS
Day trips from Quito (UIO) – Andean capital
Below is a selection of the more popular trip extensions (additional tours are available on
our web site) you may want to add before or after your Galapagos cruise.
NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
Private airport transfer to/from hotel (1-1 ½ hours)
1
147
2
74
3
58
4-6
45
7-9
31
10-15
24
16+
23
98
51
43
34
26
23
22
Quito Colonial tour (3 hrs)
108
60
50
41
31
25
21
Combine Quito Colonial & Mitad del Mundo (5 hrs)
129
74
66
55
42
35
30
Otavalo indigeneous market (8 hrs)
351
251
209
170
127
105
87
Cotopaxi National Park & Ave of Volcanoes (8 hrs)
462
261
223
184
140
117
98
Mindo Cloud Forest private reserve (8 hrs)
343
201
179
149
117
99
85
Upon arrival to Quito, you are met at the airport by a private car and driver with an English
speaking guide to provide transportation to your hotel.
Private airport transfer to/from hotel (1-1 ½ hours)
Upon arrival to Quito, you are met at the airport by a private car and Spanish speaking driver to
provide transportation to your hotel.
Visit the historic downtown area of Quito with buildings from the 16th century including Independence
Square, La Ronda Street, La Compania cathedral, ending at Panecillo Hill with a beautiful view of the city.
Visit the equatorial monument and museum known as Mitad del Mundo where latitude zero marks
the spot where a geographic expedition located the position of the equator.
The famous market at Otavalo with its magnificent Andean setting is one of the largest in South America. In spite of
its popularity, the indigenous people maintain their ethnic identity wearing traditional blue ponchos and speaking
Quichua, their native language. Here you will find an array of native, locally-made handicrafts including alpaca sweaters,
ponchos, Panama hats, hammocks and woven tapestries. Stop in Calderon known for their bread-dough figures or
Cotacachi with its fine leather goods or the weaving village of Peguche. Lunch is included at La Mirage Resort & Spa.
You may choose to extend this trip with an overnight at an authentic hacienda near Otavalo.
Travel through spectacular scenery where 11 massive, snow-covered peaks overlook rivers, small villages and
terraced farmlands. Hike inside Cotopaxi National Park, home to high altitude birds such as the Punta Hawk and
Andean Condor. Stop at a local market where natives come from miles around to trade their livestock, handicrafts
and gossip. You may choose to extend this trip with an overnight at an authentic hacienda near Cotopaxi.
In the lush Tandayapa Valley, located in a buffer zone of the Mindo-Nambillo Protected forest at an elevation
of up to 2350 meters, you find the cloud forest humming with birds. American birder Tony Nunnery shares his
home and garden on a private reserve with a network of trails. It is possible to see 19 species of Hummingbirds
here and the rare Giant Antpitta is a regular. You may choose to extend this trip with an overnight at the Bellavista
Cloud Forest Reserve lodge.
www.ecoventura.com
LAND TOUR EXTENSIONS
Day trips from Guayaquil (GYE) – Pacific Coast
NUMBER OF PASSENGERS
Private airport transfer to/from hotel
1
53
2
29
3
26
4-6
25
7-9 10-15
24
22
16+
19
Guayaquil city tour (3 hrs)
117
64
48
43
40
32
27
Guayaquil city tour & Historial Park (5 hrs)
230
117
83
70
56
51
46
158 137 126
120
101
Upon arrival to Quito, you are met at the airport by a private car and driver with an English
speaking guide to provide transportation to your hotel.
Ecuador’s largest city and seaport has been revitalized over the past decade and its crown
jewel is the Malecon 2000, a two mile pedestrian walkway along the Guayas River with
botanical gardens, art museums, cafes and shops. Stop at Las Penas, Guayaquil’s oldest
“barrio” where restored centuries old houses line narrow streets with cafes and art galleries.
with 456 steps leading up to Santa Ana hill. Visit Simon Bolivar Park, La Rotonda,
Clock Tower, City Hall, artesans market and Iguanas park.
The Historical Park recreates Guayaquil’s past through its history and culture. Here you will find a
wildlife park with the flora and fauna that once populated the area including birds, tapirs and deer.
A historic zone recreates architecture and traditions from the early 1900s and celebrates the
indigenous cultures. Closed on Monday.
Airport transfers, Guayaquil city tour & Dinner (6 hrs) 232
Ideal for those departing on a late night flight from Guayaquil while on layover between
arrival from Galapagos on Sunday until check in time.
All private tours depart and end from your hotel of choice and include: private car, driver
and English speaking guide. All full day tours include lunch, usually at a charming country inn.
Overnight tours include hotel accommodation and all meals. The rate quoted for (3) passengers
is based on a triple accommodation. If a single and double are required, please inquire for rates.
Includes all entrance fees.
TERMS & CONDITIONS -- Land Services
PAYMENT
received no later than 14 days prior to
Due 60 days prior to departure.
departure and 30 days prior to
departure for La Mirage.
CANCELLATIONS (FIT)
For cancellation of hotel and land
CANCELLATIONS (Groups)
packages 30 days or less prior to
Cancellations must be received no later
departure, there will be a service charge
than 30 days prior to departure for
of $50 per person. Cancellations for
hotels and day tours and 60 days prior
overnight accommodations at the
for overnight tours.
Haciendas (except La Mirage) must be
RAINFOREST JUNGLE LODGES
SACHA LODGE
5000-acre private ecological reserve on the Napo
River. There are 26 duplex rooms with high thatched
roofs two double beds, private bathroom, hot shower
and ceiling fans and private shaded terraces with
hammocks. There is a 940-foot long canopy walkway
perched 94 feet above the ground and a 135-foot
kapok observation tower. Visit the Butterfly House that
breeds nearly 40 local species, the largest in Ecuador.
The Yasuni Parrot Lick is nearby where hundreds of
parrots provide a show of sound and color.
Double
Single
(Fri/Mon) 3 nights
$ 950
$1425
(Mon/Fri) 4 nights
$ 1190
$1785
AIRFARE: $180 per person round trip from Quito
to Coca (subject to increase)
Activities include morning and afternoon
guided excursions on trails through pristine
forest, zip-line through rich swampland,
explore in paddle dugout canoes along the
black-water creeks and lakes, swim or fish for
piranha in our lake. There are nocturnal
outings by flashlight to look for caimans. There
are 587 species of birds found here including
parrots, toucans, monkeys, bats, frogs and
insects. Three buffet meals are served daily
with vegetarian options and full bar.
NAPO WILDLIFE CENTER
Located within the pristine Yasuni National Park, a
UNESCO Biosphere Reserve and the largest tract
of tropical rain forest in Ecuador. All 16 private
bungalows have one king bed and one twin bed,
private bathroom, ceiling fans, private porches with
lake views. There is a large dining hall with a library
and full bar with a 50-foot viewing tower. There
are several trails from the lodge and a 130-foot high
canopy tower, parrot clay licks, Giant River Otters,
Hoatzins and monkeys.
Double Suite Single
(Fri/Mon) 3 nights
$ 820 $ 980 $1230
(Mon/Fri) 4 nights
$1015 $1220 $1523
AIRFARE: $206 per person round trip from Quito
to Coca (subject to increase)
www.ecoventura.com
PASSENGER INFORMATION
Tours & Extensions
CHILD DISCOUNTS
30% discount offered for children 11
and younger on lodge rates and
50% discount on airfare.discount on
airfare.
RATES INCLUDE
Accommodations in double room
with private bath, all meals, bilingual
guide, native guide, guided tours,
transfers, taxes and rubber boots.
NOT INCLUDED
Airfare, gratuities, soft drinks,
alcoholic beverages, clay lick
entrance fee ($20).
AIR TRANSPORTATION
TAME has daily flights from Quito to
Coca except on Sundays. Flight
schedules are confirmed just 30 days
prior to departure.
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
Malaria medication is recommended
for visitors to the jungle areas of
Ecuador.
CLIMATE
The Amazon region is humid and
warm with frequent rain, especially
from June to November.
PACKING LIST
You should pack in one medium
sized duffel or large backpack (no
more than 44 lbs). Items to pack
include: binoculars, flashlight,
poncho, insect repellant, hat, plastic
bags, water bottle or canteen,
scentless sunscreen, small backpack,
t-shirts, scarf or bandana, long sleeve
shirts, lightweight long pants, tennis
shoes, rubber thongs, socks, bathing
suit, camera & film.
TERMS &
CONDITIONS
DEPOSITS
A deposit of $200 is required at the
time of booking.
FINAL PAYMENT
Due 60 days prior to departure.
CANCELLATIONS
(FOR 1-10 PAX)
Cancellations must be received no
later than 60 days prior to departure
to avoid penalties, except for a
service charge of $100 per person.
Cancellations made 59-30 days
prior to departure incur a
penalty of 50% of the total fare.
Cancellations made 29-0 days
prior to departure are under full
penalty.
2013 Tariffs - Peru
PERU & MACHU PICCHU EXTENSIONS
Ecoventura offers two extensions including a 6 night First Class/ 4 star and 7 night Luxury/ 5 star
extension to Peru to visit the Machu Picchu ruins, Cuzco and the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Both
depart on Sunday afternoon from Guayaquil following the Galapagos cruise. We have hand selected
hotels based on comfort, uniqueness and value. High season is April through October so don’t wait
to book your trip during these months as our favorite hotels fill up quickly.
CASA ANDINA FIRST CLASS (6 NIGHT ITINERARY)
SINGLE: $3375 DOUBLE: $2025 TRIPLE: $1760 All rates are per person.
SUNDAY: Guayaquil to Lima, Transfer in Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores
MONDAY: Lima to Cuzco, Transfer in Casa Andina Private Collection Cuzco
TUESDAY: Cuzco to Machu Picchu, Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Aguas Calientes
WEDNESDAY: Machu Picchu to Urubamba (Sacred Valley) Casa Andina PC Urubamba
THURSDAY: Urubamba to Cuzco, Casa Andina Private Collection Cuzco
FRIDAY: Transfer Cuzco to Lima, Casa Andina Private Collection Miraflores
SATURDAY: Transfer to airport
LUXURY COLLECTION (7 NIGHT ITINERARY)
SINGLE: $4645 DOUBLE: $2715 TRIPLE: $2365 All rates are per person.
SUNDAY: Guayaquil to Lima, Transfer in Hotel Westin Lima
MONDAY: Lima to Cuzco, Transfer & Tours Sacred Valley, Tambo del Inka Luxury Collection
TUESDAY: Pisac Market, Ollyantayambo, Train to AC,– Hotel Sumaq
WEDNESDAY: Machu Picchu Ruins Tour,– Hotel Sumaq
THURSDAY: Aguas Calientes to Cuzco,– Hotel Libertador Palacio del Inka Cusco
FRIDAY: Cusco Tours – Hotel Libertador Palacio del Inka Cusco
SATURDAY: Transfer in Cuzco to Lima – Hotel Westin Lima
SUNDAY: Transfer to Airport in Lima
PER PERSON RATES INCLUDE: On 6 night extension accommodation in 4
star properties; 2 nights in Lima, 2 nights in Cuzco, 1 night Urubamba and 1 night
Aguas Calientes and on 7 night extension accommodation in 5 star properties; 2
nights in Lima, 2 nights in Cuzco, 1 night in Urubamba and 2 nights in Aguas
Calientes. Both include buffet breakfast all days, two lunches and one dinner. Private
transfers and tours with professional English speaking guide, private car and driver.
Train tickets from Cuzco to Aguas Calientes and Aguas Calientes to
Ollantaytambo in Vistadome class.
Bus tickets from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu and return.
www.ecoventura.com
RATES DO
NOT INCLUDE
Airfare
Guayaquil to Lima
$400.00 one way
(this is an estimate
and may vary)
Airfare Lima to Cuzco
Starts at $220 one way
for non-refundable
non-endorsable tickets
Subject to change.
Second Entrance to
Machu Picchu (optional)
$55.00 entrance fee and
$19.00 bus fare from
Aguas Calientes to MP
Meals not mentioned above
www.ecoventura.com
RESPONSIBILITY
For reservations and information contact:
5805 Blue Lagoon Drive, Suite 160 • Miami, Florida 33126
Tel: (305) 262-6264 • Facsimile: (305) 262-9609
Toll-free: 1-800-633-7972
info@galapagosnetwork.com
www.ecoventura.com
Ecoventura and its agents act only as agents
for the various companies over whose line
tickets are issued and where facilities are sold.
Ecoventura and its agents assume no
responsibility or liability in connection with the
services of transportation or tours provided.
Ecoventura and its agents will not be
responsible for any act, error or omission, or
for any injury, loss, accident, schedule change,
delay or cancellation or any irregularity which
may be occasioned by reason of any defect in
any vehicle or through neglect or default of
any company or person engaged in conveying
the passenger, including but not limited to air
or ground transportation or for any hotel
accommodation, or for any other persons
engaged in carrying out the purpose for which
tickets or vouchers are issued. The passage
contract in use by the airlines concerned,
when issued, shall constitute the sold contract
between the airline and the purchaser of
these tours and/or passenger. The passenger
will look solely to the respective owners or
operators of such services for any damages
that may arise. In the event it becomes
necessary or advisable for the comfort or
well-being of passengers or for any reason
whatsoever, to alter itineraries or
arrangements, such alterations will be without
penalty to the operators. Additional expenses,
if any shall be borne by the passengers;
conversely, refund will be made to the
passengers if any savings is affected thereby.
The right is reserved to withdraw any and all
tours should conditions warrant, also to
decline to accept or retain any passengers as
members of the tours. In such instances, full
or equitable amount will be refunded.

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