Galapagos Islands

Start your day with a relaxing snorkel in Buccaneer Cove, let the indigenous sea turtles, sea lions, and rays, escort you around their homes, before you meander around the island in the afternoon. Walk up the route to Salt Mine Volcano, to get up close to the native flamingos.

Lose contact with civilization whilst at anchor in one of Isla Isabela’s untouched bays. Go for a sunrise birdwatching trip on the tender, let the rainbow of tropical birds hypnotize you, before you head back to your superyacht to enjoy some local seafood lunch.

In the mid 20th century, volcanic activity lifted a reasonable proportion of the Urbinan coastline ashore. Take a kayak trip alongside the coast to see the remarkable volcanic rocks flooded with penguins and iguanas of every color on the color wheel. 

Soak in the silence whilst tanning on the sundeck of your superyacht, whilst at anchor around the dramatic landscape of the southeasternmost tip of the largest Galapagos island. In the evening take a helicopter to observe the peak of the near 6,000 foot tall active volcano, under the name of Volcán Cerro Azul from above.

A visit to Post Office Bay is inevitable for anyone stepping foot on the Galapagos Islands. On the picturesquare white sand beach you will find a wooden barrel that has been used as a post office by mariners dating back to the 18th century. Cruise on to Flour beach to see some endangered Floreana Mockingbirds, and snorkel with Green Sea Turtles.

Arrive back to Santa Cruz, refreshed and flooded with everlasting memories, and unerasable pictures from your mind. Say farewell to your superyacht crew as you continue your journey back to civilization via air.