Yolita, Galapagos North West & Central ex Quito Return

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Cruise Itinerary
Date Port Arrive Depart
25 Sep 2021 Quito, Ecuador Hotel
26 Sep 2021 Quito, Ecuador Flight to Baltra
26 Sep 2021 Baltra, Galapagos Is Embark
26 Sep 2021 Las Bachas, Santa Cruz
27 Sep 2021 Genovesa, Galapagos Islands
28 Sep 2021 Bartolome Island, Santiago
28 Sep 2021 Bahia Sullivan, Santiago
29 Sep 2021 Isla Isabela, Galapagos Island
30 Sep 2021 Isabela Island (Bahia Elizabeth), Ecuador
1 Oct 2021 Punta Espinoza, Fernandina
2 Oct 2021 Rabida, Galapagos Islands
3 Oct 2021 Daphne Island, Galapagos
3 Oct 2021 Baltra, Galapagos Is Disembark Flight to Quito
3 Oct 2021 Quito, Ecuador Hotel
4 Oct 2021 Quito, Ecuador
7 Night Cruise sailing from Baltra roundtrip aboard Yolita. Hotel stays pre and post-cruise in Quito.

The Galápagos Islands all have one thing in common; beautiful landscapes and incredible wildlife. (Okay, that’s technically two things, but you get the idea). Travelling aboard the Yolita, this tour takes you to some of the lesser-visited islands like Genovesa in the north and Isabela in the west. Expect to witness an amazing concentration of birdlife and massive bird rookeries, including the largest nesting colonies of red-footed boobies and frigatebirds. Hike right to the top of the Sierra Negra, Galápagos’ most recently active volcano, relax on the white-sand beaches, or snorkel with sea lions.

Day 1 Quito
Arrive at anytime.

Day 2 Mariscal Sucre International Airport/Seymour Airport
Take an early flight to the Galápagos Islands. Head to Bachas Beach to see Sally Lightfoot crabs, flamingos and sea lions.

Day 3 Genovesa Island
Visit Darwin Bay and marvel at the sheer number of birds along the many trails. Head to El Barranco in the afternoon to see the many types of boobies, including red-footed boobies.

Day 4 Isla Bartolomé/Sullivan Bay
Visit Bartolomé for a guided tour to see the island's dramatic volcanic features. Continue to Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island to witness the giant lava formations contrasting the white-coral-sand beach.

Day 5 Isabela Island
Early landing in the small town of Puerto Villamil before beginning the hike to the Sierra Negra Volcano, which has the largest basaltic caldera in the Galápagos. In the afternoon, explore the tortoise breeding centre in the Puerto Villamil area.

Day 6 Elizabeth Bay/Urbina Bay
Pay a morning visit to Elizabeth Bay which offers amazing bird and marine life viewing opportunities. Head out on the pangas and explore the shallows and mangroves to look for sea turtles and penguins. Visit Urbina Bay, located at the base of Alcedo Volcano. Hike the trail to get a view of the caldera and watch for land iguanas along the way.

Day 7 Tagus Cove/Punta Espinoza
Stop for a visit at Tagus Cove and hike to a lookout to get a stunning view of the bay. Spot old graffiti on the cliffs from whalers and pirates who once visited the the cove. Continue to Punta Espinoza on Fernandina, the youngest of the Galápagos Islands. Witness the large colony of marine iguanas and a variety of bird life.

Day 8 Rábida Island/Playa Espumilla
Enjoy a morning panga ride in Buccaneer Cove, watch for sea lions, shorebirds, and interesting lava formations. Take an afternoon excursion to the red sand beaches of Rábida to see a lagoon and sea lion colony. Enjoy snorkelling nearby with schools of tropical fish and sea lions.

Day 9 Islas Daphne/Quito
Visit Daphne, a tiny conical island, home to nesting blue-footed boobies, frigatebirds, Darwin's finches, and other wonderful wildlife before flying back to Quito. Enjoy an evening in Quito.

Day 10 Quito
Depart at any time.

This attractive 16-passenger ship boasts surprisingly spacious cabins for its size, and the large upper deck allows you to soak up as much of the Ecuadorian sun as you need.

Boat layout:
Large aft porch with couches and lounge chairs. An elegant dining room, lounge and bar for meals and briefings. Observation deck boasts outstanding sightlines.

Cabins:
Eight spacious cabins with queen or twin side-by-side beds all with en suite, A/C and large windows.

Crew:
With seven dedicated G Adventures crew members and one CEO Naturalist Guide familiar with the local flora and fauna and certified by the Galápagos National Park Service, there’s always someone available to answer your questions.

Amenities
Snorkelling equipment, wetsuits, and beach towels are included at no extra charge. Comprehensive breakfast and gourmet Ecuadorian and international cuisine is prepared fresh daily, and all meals on board are included.


Ship Profile & Stats
  • Passenger capacity (dbl): 16
Ship Amenities
  • TV & DVD Players
Ship Facilities
  • Bar
  • Dining Room
  • Aft Porch with Couches & Lounge Chairs
  • Snorkelling Equipment, Wetsuits & Beach Towels
Feel the wind in your hair and smell the salt in the air as you take to the sea, far away from the tourist track, to explore seldom visited islands and commune with remarkable wildlife. While all of our marine adventures are unique, they share the same spirit of exploration. The spirit that propelled legendary explorers like Marco Polo and Ernest Shackleton to keep searching for their personal paradise. Whether you are looking to frolic with sea lions in the Galapagos, sail a private yacht in Greece or commune with thousands of Gentoo Penguins in Antarctica, we can take you there.

At G Adventures, we encourage you to step off the beaten path, embrace the unexpected and immerse yourself in the extraordinary. Our award-winning trips embrace authentic accommodation and local transportation to bring you face to face with the world’s most fascinating cultures, customs and awe-inspiring wildlife.

Lower Deck

Main Deck

Sun Deck

Upper Deck

Cabins Photo
Eight spacious cabins with queen or twin side-by-side beds all with en suite, A/C, TV & DVD players and large windows.