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plentiful vegetation and a large population of tortoises. (B/L/D)
Day 5: Floreana Island Today the Galaxy will be visiting Floreana Island which was one of the earliest inhabited Galapagos Islands and is now home to flamingos and green sea turtles. A trip around the Floreana takes in an abundance of beautiful locations such as: Devil’s Crown, Cormorant Point and Post Office Bay, so named after the whalers who used to leave their post in a floating barrel ready for delivery to Europe and America. (B/L/D)
Day 6: Española Island Española Island, today’s destination, is the oldest island in the archipelago at around 3.5 million years in the making. Due to its remote location, on the southernmost point in the chain, Española has an exceptional array of wildlife living on and around its shores. There are two visitor sites: Gardner Bay which has a fabulous beach and is great for snorkelling and Punta Suarez which is inhabited by many forms of wildlife including: Marine Iguanas, Lava Lizards, Hood Mockingbirds and several species of Booby bird. (B/L/D)
Day 7: San Cristobal Island – Guayaquil Follow in the footsteps of Charles Darwin as this was the first Galapagos Island that he visited during his voyage on the Beagle. The highlands of San Cristobel are home to an abundance of flora and fauna and also a fresh water lake which is located high up in the highlands. Unfortunately, this is where you part company with the Galaxy and bid farewell to the Galapagos Islands as you transfer to San Cristobel airport for the flight to Guayaquil. Overnight at the Grand Hotel. (B)
Day 8: Guayaquil – London Heathrow Transfer to the airport for the Iberia flight back to London Heathrow via Madrid. (B)
Day 9: Morning arrival in London Heathrow.
Quito Guayaquil Ecuador Peru
Andes Pre-Tour Extension
Galapagos Islands Baltra Island Santa Cruz Floreana Island 7-night Tour
Prices from 12 Jan '11 26 Jan 02 Feb 16 Feb 04 May 18 May 01 Jun 29 Jun 03 Aug 09 Nov 23 Nov 07 Dec 14 Dec
San Española Island Lima Cusco Cristóbal Island Pacific Ocean Mixed Board
The prices in the panel are only meant as a guide and may change. Please refer to page 17 for more information
Adult Tour Sgl Rm Sup 3220 3220 3220 3220 3220 3220 3220 3460 3460 3220 3220 3460 3460
610 610 610 610 610 610 610 610 610 610 610 610 610
Please note that the cost is based on lower deck cabins, supplement for higher deck are available on request
Prices are in £’s per person based on 2 adults sharing and include taxes and fuel surcharge and ATOL fee of £368 per person (reductions or increases may apply at the time of booking). Prices will vary within the date band depending on the departure date. For full details of our pricing policy and booking conditions, please refer to pages 119-124.
Galapagos Cruise Extension
You have the chance to further explore the
captivating Galapagos Islands with an additional 4 nights on your cruise.
Visit Sante Fe Island, Black Turtle Cove, Darwin Bay, Bartolome Island.
Prices from £1,195
Prices are per person based on twin share on a Full Board basis.
For more information visit
worldwidejourneys.virginholidays.co.uk
With this 4 day tour, you have the opportunity to experience part of the spectacular Andes mountain range along with the distinctive villages surrounding them along with an amazing array of Inca ruins and cultural experiences.
Prices from £630
Prices are per person based on twin share on a Full Board basis.
Ecuador/Galapagos
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