Tourist Superior Cruise Monserrat
The Yacht Monserrat is named after the Virgin of Montserrat, the patron saint of Catalonia in Spain. For centuries, she has been revered by sailors around the world as a faithful companion and protector during sea voyages. The yacht proudly carries her name as a symbol of good fortune for sailors and guests alike. With one naturalist guide for every ten guests, Monserrat ensures a private and rewarding Galápagos experience. Enjoy the privilege of a small and personalized cruise with eleven crew members caring for a maximum of 16 guests. The onboard culinary team will delight you throughout your journey, while modern cabins and inviting social areas provide comfort and relaxation after each day of adventure. The Monserrat is an excellent choice for solo travelers, couples, and guests of all ages, offering high standards of safety and environmental responsibility.
Information about the ship
- Year built: 2005
- Renovated: 2025
- Type: Motor Yacht
- Category: First Class
- Length: 28 m
- Width: 7 m
- Capacity: 16 passengers
- Accommodation: Lower Deck: 4 cabins (2 single cabins & 2 double cabins – double or twin beds / convertible into triple cabins). Upper Deck: 6 double cabins (all flexible configurations)
- Onboard facilities: Observation lounge, jacuzzi, 2 sun deck lounges, 2 dining areas, boarding lounge, 1 bar
- Main engines: Propeller / General Motors 340 HP
- Maximum speed: 12 knots
- Crew: 9 crew members + 2 naturalist guides
- Safety & Navigation: Fully equipped safety equipment
Itineraries
Sunday to Thursday - Route A: 5 Days
- Day 1: Arrival at Baltra Airport, transfer to the yacht – Santa Cruz Island: Dragon Hill
- Day 2: Santiago Island: Buccaneer Cove – Egas Port
- Day 3: Isabela Island: Vicente Roca Point – Fernandina Island: Espinoza Point
- Day 4: Isabela Island: Urbina Bay – Tagus Cove
- Day 5: Santa Cruz Island: Black Turtle Cove – Transfer to Baltra Airport
Sunday to Thursday - Route B: 5 Days
- Day 1: Arrival at Baltra Airport, transfer to the yacht – Santa Cruz Island: Highlands
- Day 2: Santiago Island: Chinese Hat – Sullivan Bay
- Day 3: North Seymour Island – Santa Fe Island
- Day 4: San Cristóbal Island: Pitt Point – Witch Hill
- Day 5: San Cristóbal Island: Tijeretas Hill – Transfer to the airport
Monday to Thursday - Route C: 4 Days
- Day 1: Arrival at San Cristóbal Airport, transfer to the yacht – Lobos Islet
- Day 2: Española Island: Gardner Bay – Suarez Point
- Day 3: Floreana Island: Cormorant Point – Post Office Bay
- Day 4: Santa Cruz Island: Charles Darwin Station – Transfer to Baltra Airport
Thursday to Sunday - Route D: 4 Days
- Day 1: Arrival at Baltra Airport – Santa Cruz Island: Highlands
- Day 2: Genovesa Island: Darwin Bay – Prince Philip’s Steps
- Day 3: Bartolomew Island – Santa Cruz Island: Bowditch Point
- Day 4: Santa Cruz Island: Bachas Beach – Transfer to Baltra Airport
Please note: Itineraries are unlikely to change significantly, but are subject to change due to weather, wildlife breeding, safety concerns or instructions from the Galapagos National Park.
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Cancellation conditions
- All cancellations must be done in written form.
- If the cruise is canceled 60 days or more before departure, the deposit will be retained.
- For cancellations between 59 and 0 days before the start of the cruise, the full cruise fare will be charged.
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