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Highlights of the Nemo I Catamaran
- The Nemo I is a sailing catamaran with many years of operational experience at the Galapagos Islands. If weather conditions are optimal during your cruise, the sails might be raised for a unique sailing navigation.
- Double bed cabins are available for couples, or twin bunks in the other cabins. All offer ensuite bathroom and air conditioning.
- Perhaps the biggest pull of the Nemo I yacht are her fantastic social areas, including indoor & al fresco dining, open deck social areas, and the option to relax on the netting over the water as you cruise.
- The price per day of the Nemo I cruise offers excellent value compared to other Galapagos cruise options.
- With capacity for just 14 guests, the Nemo 1 offers a very private Galapagos experience with a great guest to guide ratio, as well as the stability of larger vessels.
- The Nemo III carries kayaks on board for guest use, be sure to reserve in advance if interested.
Nemo I Galapagos Cruise
Itineraries and pricing 2022
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- $1080Per person
North Itinerary A 4 Days
- MON Arrival to Baltra airport, Bachas Beach
- TUE Genovesa: Darwin Bay, Prince Phillip’s Steps
- WED Rabida, Bartholomew
- THU Santa Cruz: Highlands, transfer to Baltra airport
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- $1080Per person
South Itinerary B 4 Days
- FRI Arrival to Baltra airport, Charles Darwin Station
- SAT Santa Fe, South Plaza
- SUN Chinese Hat, Sullivan Bay
- MON Black Turtle Cove, Transfer to Baltra airport
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- $1500Per person
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North Itinerary A 5 Days
- THU Arrival to Baltra airport, Fausto Llerena Breeding Center
- FRI Isabela: Moreno Point, Elizabeth Bay
- SAT Fernandina: Espinoza Point, Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
- SUN Santiago: Espumilla Beach, Buccaneer Cove, Egas Port
- MON Daphne, transfer to Baltra
- $1500Per person
South Itinerary B 5 Days
- MON Arrival at Baltra airport, North Seymour
- TUE San Cristobal: Kicker Rock, Lobos Islet, Witch Hill
- WED Española: Osborn islet, Gardner Islet, Gardner Bay, Suarez Point
- THU Floreana: Cormorant Point, Champion Islet, Post Office Bay, Baroness Lookout
- FRI Santa Cruz: Highlands, Baltra
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- $2520Per person
North Itinerary A - 8 Days
- MON Arrival to Baltra, Bachas Beach
- TUE Genovesa: Darwin Bay, Prince Phillip’s Steps
- WED Rabida, BartolomeW
- THU Santa Cruz: Highlands, Fausto Llerena Breeding Center
- FRI Isabela: Moreno Point, Elizabeth Bay
- SAT Fernandina: Espinoza Point, Isabela: Vicente Roca Point
- SUN Santiago: Espumilla Beach, Buccaneer Cove, Egas Port
- MON Daphne, transfer to Baltra airport
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- $2520Per person
South Itinerary B 8 Days
- MON Arrival at Baltra airport, North Seymour
- TUE San Cristobal: Kicker Rock, Lobos Islet, Witch Hill
- WED Española: Osborn islet, Gardner Islet, Gardner Bay, Suarez Point
- THU Floreana: Cormorant Point, Champion Islet, Post Office Bay, Baroness Lookout
- FRI Santa Cruz: Highlands, Charles Darwin Station
- SAT Santa Fe, South Plaza
- SUN Chinese Hat, Sullivan Bay
- MON Black Turtle Cove, Transfer to Baltra airport
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Full ItineraryFull Itinerary Request free quoteNemo I Catamaran Specifications
- Length: 24.90 meters
- Beam: 10 meters
- Speed: 10 knots
- Crew: 6 members + 1 guide
- Capacity: 14 passengers
Facilities
Number of cabins: 7 Cabins - Cabins 1 & 2: 1 double bed, Cabins 3,4,5 & 6: 1 lower double bed & 1 upper single bed, Cabin 7: 1 upper bunk bed & 1 lower bunk bed
Private bathroom for each cabin
Air conditioning
Toiletries
Room towels
Beach towels
Sundeck
Lounge area
Bar
Dining area
Diving - Snorkeling
- Snorkeling: Mask, tube and fins included. Wetsuit rental available $5 per day.
- Diving possible: No.
Included Services
- Meals: From lunch on Day 1, until breakfast on the final day.
- Accommodation with private bathroom.
- Excursions as listed in the itinerary, with a certified naturalist bilingual guide (Spanish/English).
- Drinking water, tea, coffee, snacks.
- Snorkeling equipment.
- Bus ticket Baltra Airport / Itabaca channel – $5 pp *Depending on the cruise.
Excluded Services
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Entrance fees Galapagos:
- Galapagos National Park $100 pp (subject to change).
- Galapagos transit control card $20 pp (subject to change).
- Isabela docking fee $15 pp *Depending on the cruise.
- Santa Cruz Highland Tortoises Ranch $5 *Depending on the cruise.
- Bus ticket Baltra Airport / Itabaca channel – $5 *Depending on the cruise.
- Flight: International Flights.
- Quito/Guayaquil - Galapagos - Quito/Guayaquil.
- Airport transfers in Quito or Guayaquil.
- Singles supplement : 60%
- Alcoholic beverages & colas (there is a bar on board).
- Tips for guides and crew.
- Any other personal expenses.
- Wet suit $5 p.p per day.
About Itineraries
- For Christmas and New Year, the cruise only sells 8-days cruises with a 10% surcharge of the price shown above.
- Important Note: Passengers must be 6 years or older to travel on the cruise unless it is chartered.
- The Nemo I cruise obligates Happy Gringo to buy Galapagos flight tickets directly through them; failure to do so will, unfortunately, result in a penalty fee being charged to you by the yacht operator.
- On day 1 there is only time for an afternoon visit to be included; similarly, on the final day, there is only a brief morning visit. The reason for this is to connect with the Galapagos flight arrivals and departures at the airport.
- Contact us for information about which itineraries will run on different dates through the year, and to check tour availabilities. We often have special Galapagos offers too!
- All yacht information is correct at time of publishing but may be subject to change by the yacht operator or Galapagos National Park authority. Published prices may be subject to change without prior notice.
About Cabins
Cabin Distribution:
- 2 Main Deck Cabins (1 & 2) – double matrimonial bed, with small windows.
- 2 Main Deck Cabins (3 & 4) –single bed + double upper bed, with small windows.
- 1 Main Deck Cabin (5) – lower double matrimonial bed + upper single bed, with small windows
- 2 Main Deck Cabins (6 & 7) – bunk bed, with small windows.
- Triple Cabins: cabins 3,4 and 5 can be used as triple cabins.
- It is possible to request the cabin of your choice at time of booking – just let us know your preference. Final decision on cabin allocation is always in the hands of the yacht operator.
Deck Plan
HAPPY GRINGO YACHT RANKING
Social areas, sundeck, restaurant & bar area and boat design.
Type and size of cabin, type of beds, windows and access to the cabins.
Special features, beach towels, air conditioning, jacuzzi, TV, toiletries.
What Our Clients Say
Colin and Drew Peterson, South Africa
Thanks for the recommendation - this cruise was perfect for us! The crew and guide were full of smiles throughout, the cabins are small but comfortable, and the yacht was modern and well-maintained and cleaned. A 5-star performance!
Elise Ahearn, USA
We really enjoyed our trip! I thought the Nemo experience was really fun. I was really glad we chose a catamaran versus a regular boat - I liked the open layout of the boat. Thanks for all your help!
Suzanne Sullivan
The boat was great. We were very happy with a catamaran: stable for travelling (no sea sickness!) and lovely having a small group of people. Plenty of places to hang out on the boat too. The crew were fantastic: helpful, happy and lovely to be with. The food was great: fresh and plentiful (though not very good vegetarian options available, which didn't affect us but there were other people in our group who were vegetarian and didn't have much in the way of protein for many meals.)
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