Beluga Yacht

Facilities

Diving - Snorkeling

• Snorkeling: Wetsuits and equipment included.
• 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).
• Snorkel equipment
• Wetsuits
• Unlimited purified water, tea, coffee, snacks.
• Use of kayaks
• All transport between visitor sites and yatch
• Welcome cotail

Excluded Services

About Itineraries

• 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!
• 4, 5 and 6-day cruises are not available on high season (24 and 31 of December)
• The Beluga 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.
• 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:

• 1 Upper Deck Cabin (8) –twin bed, with window.
• 2 Main Deck Cabins (6 & 7) – convertible double matrimonial bed or twin beds, with windows.
• 2 Lower Deck Cabins (3 & 5) – double matrimonial bed, with portholes
• 2 Lower Deck Cabins (2 & 4) – twin bed, with portholes
• 1 Lower Deck Cabin (1) – single bed + bunk beds (single upper bed, lower double matrimonial bed), with portholes
• Triple Cabins: cabin 1 can be used as a triple cabin
• 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.