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Description of Activity/Tour

The Alta is one of the most luxurious yachts in Galapagos: she is ideal for travelers who seek exclusivity and uniqueness. Alta is a ketch-rigged motor sailer: a very stylish yacht that has the special charm of a sailing ship. She is 46 meters (140 feet) long and capable of 10 knots under power and 14 knots under sail.

Other sailing and motor yachts also available...

Itinerary: Sunday to Sunday
Sunday: Baltra & Caleta Tortuga Negra
Monday: Tower
Tuesday: Punta Espinosa, Fernandina & Elizabeth Bay, Isabela
Wednesday: Urvina Bay & Tagus Cove, Isabela
Thursday: James Bay, Santiago & Bartolome
Friday: Charles Darwin Research Station & Highlands, Santa Cruz
Saturday: Punta Suarez and Gardner Bay, Hood Island
Sunday: Plazas & Baltra

Sleeping and meals

Families, couples, singles, young and old...

Restrictions

The main salon is very elegant and inviting. A curving banquet and coffee table stand opposite a cabinet holding the TV / Video system. At mealtime, there are two alternatives - inside in the dining salon which seats 16 in four tables, or alfresco in the foredeck. The gourmet galley is equipped to prepare the finest international and Ecuadorian dishes.

Alta is outfitted with 8 tastefully decorated cabins that accommodate up to 16 passengers. All cabins have ample hanging locker and drawer space. Each cabin has private facilities with fresh, hot and cold water showers.

Alta offers many spots for relaxing or sunning, including a sundeck with lounge chairs just forward of the bridge, and another with cushions on the bow of the yacht. When the conditions are appropriate, the sails are hoisted and Alta will become the most beautiful yacht in the Galapagos.

The yacht charters for $40,740 in the high season and $36,690 in the low season. For individual travelers the rate is $2760 in the high season and $2480 in the low season.

Other Information

Inti Travel and Tours
Phone or fax 1-403-760-3565
inti

30% discount for children under 12 on boat rate and 50% on Galapagos air.