BEAGLE YACHT

First Class

The Beagle is named after HMS Beagle, in which Charles Darwin made his famous voyage to the Galapagos Islands, and later wrote his theory of evolution based on his findings in this extraordinary archipelago. A magnificent 105-foot twin screw steel-hulled brigantine with teak decks and beautifully designed interiors, The Beagle is in a class by itself among sailing yachts in the Galapagos.

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Cruise Itineraries

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8 Days – 7 Nights
8 Days – 7 Nights

8 Days – 7 Nights

North Islands

DAY BY DAY

Flights Information

Tuesday:	Arrive to Baltra airport Las Bachas – Santa Cruz Island
Wednesday:	Price Philip’s Steps – Genovesa Island Darwin Bay – Genovesa Island
Thursday:	Puerto Egas – Santiago Island. Cruising/sail
Friday:	Punta Vicente Roca – Isabela Island Punta Espinoza – Fernandina Island
Saturday:	Tagus Cove – Isabela Island Urbina Bay – Isabela Island
Sunday:	Elizabeth Bay – Isabela Island. Punta Moreno – Isabela Island
Monday:	Sierra Negra – Galapaguera-Isabela Island Puerto Villamil – Navegation
Tuesday:	Los Gemelos Baltra Island

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8 Days – 7 Nights

South Islands

DAY BY DAY

Flights Information

Tuesday:	Arrive to Baltra airport Charles Darwin Research Station – Santa Cruz Island
Wednesday:	Puerto Velasco Ibarra – Floreana Island Punta Cormorant – Floreana Island
Thursday:	Punta Suárez – Española Island Gardner Bay and Gardner Rock – Española Island
Friday:	Punta Pitt – San Cristóbal Island Lobos Island – San Cristobal Island
Saturday:	Santa Fe Island South Plaza Island
Sunday:	North Seymour Island Bartolome Island
Monday:	Sombrero Chino Cerro Dragón – Santa Cruz Island
Tuesday:	Black Turtle Cove-Baltra Island – Airport

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TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

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BEAGLE YACHT	FEATURES
Length:	105 ft. brigantine
Beam:	22ft.
Accomodations:	6 double cabins and 1 smaller double with private bathrooms & A/C
Propulsion:	Twin John Deere 235 HP (2004)
Generator output:	1 Koller 33 KW generator-220/110 V, 1 koller 23 kw generator-220/110 V, 2-12/24 V Battery packs
Navigation and safety equipment:	2 Furuno GPS Navigator Systems, 2 magnetic compasses, 1 EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), 1 Boston Whaler dinghy, 1 inflatable Caribe dinghy, 2 double kayaks, 1 Elliot 20-person liferaft, 1 Shanghai 20-person liferaft, 1 cellular telephone (Movistar), 1 satellite telephone (Iridium), 2 Furuno radars (36 N/M), 1 Water Maker desalination plant, 1 70-band HF DSC radio (ICOM), 1 70-band VHF DCC radio (ICOM), 1 Hummingbird VHF radio, 2 portable VHF radios (ICOM), 2 bidirectional ACR radios, 1 vessel positioner (Hunter), 1 ZART ACR radar responder, 1 Furuno Navtex receiver (climate status), 1 Furuno echo-sounding fathometer (500m)
Crew:	Captain, helmsman, steward, cook, engineer and naturalist guide.
Cruising Speed:	9 knots
Range:	3,000 miles
Watermaker:	35 gallons per hour

Rate includes:

All meals, Buffet (breakfast – lunch – dinner) water with meals.
Accommodation in double cabins.
Transfers from the airport to the yacht and vice versa in Galapagos.
Excursions in the islands with English Speaking Naturalist Guide.
Air ticket.

Rate does not include:

Galapagos National Park Entrance Fee: USD 200.00 per person.
Migratory Control Card: USD 20.00 per person.
Soft drinks and alcoholics beverages.
Snorkelling equipment for rent on board.
Tips.

Note:

Rates per person in U.S. Dollars
Single occupancy supplement 80% or 100%
The route of the ship and the itinerary are subject to change and can vary depending on the regulations and policies of the Galapagos National Park, weather, seasonal changes, safety, etc.