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Current catalogue Flight Center - Valid from 16.08.2023 - Page nb 26

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Catalogue Flight Center 16 Aug, 2023
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MS Santa Cruz II 24 departures: 27 March 2024 to 12 March 2025 GALAPAGOS ISLANDS EXPEDITION CRUISE - IN DARWIN'S FOOTSTEPS Join us on a journey of ecological discovery as we set out from Quito, Ecuador, to experience the natural wonders of the incomparable Galapagos Islands. Beautiful Quito Quito is one of South America’s most alluring capitals and a World Heritage City of graceful Spanish-era architecture, packed with cosy restaurants and artisanal shops. With two overnights here, you'll have time to taste delicious Ecuadorian specialities and stroll through colourful markets brimming with local handicrafts. You'll visit Quito’s historic centre on a guided tour and go to the ‘Middle of the World City’ where you can stand with one foot on either side of the Equator. Following in Darwin's footsteps Your expedition cruise begins after a flight from Quito to Baltra Island in Galapagos. This is a unique cruise following in the wake of Darwin. The English naturalist’s visit to the Galapagos Islands aboard H.M.S. Beagle led to his seminal work On the Origin of Species. On your journey, you'll follow in his footsteps, learn about his discoveries and make a few of your own. Our Eastern itinerary explores San Cristdbal, the first of the four Galapagos islands visited by Darwin in 1835, and the easternmost landmass of the archipelago. We'll also call at Mosquera Islet, see the land iguanas of Santa Fe and South Plaza, the giant turtles of Santa Cruz, and the amazing bird colonies of Espafiola, Eden Islet, and North Seymour. The landings cover a wide array of ecosystems, spectacular landscapes, and great opportunities for wildlife watching, including most of the iconic animals of Galapagos. Your ship, MS Santa Cruz II, is one of the few vessels operating in Galapagos that comes equipped with a full range of exploration tools, including panga boats, kayaks, snorkelling gear, stand-up paddleboards and even a glass-bottom boat.

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MS Santa Cruz II 24 departures: 27 March 2024 to 12 March 2025 GALAPAGOS ISLANDS EXPEDITION CRUISE - IN DARWIN'S FOOTSTEPS Join us on a journey of ecological discovery as we set out from Quito, Ecuador, to experience the natural wonders of the incomparable Galapagos Islands. Beautiful Quito Quito is one of South America’s most alluring capitals and a World Heritage City of graceful Spanish-era architecture, packed with cosy restaurants and artisanal shops. With two overnights here, you'll have time to taste delicious Ecuadorian specialities and stroll through colourful markets brimming with local handicrafts. You'll visit Quito’s historic centre on a guided tour and go to the ‘Middle of the World City’ where you can stand with one foot on either side of the Equator. Following in Darwin's footsteps Your expedition cruise begins after a flight from Quito to Baltra Island in Galapagos. This is a unique cruise following in the wake of Darwin. The English naturalist’s visit to the Galapagos Islands aboard H.M.S. Beagle led to his seminal work On the Origin of Species. On your journey, you'll follow in his footsteps, learn about his discoveries and make a few of your own. Our Eastern itinerary explores San Cristdbal, the first of the four Galapagos islands visited by Darwin in 1835, and the easternmost landmass of the archipelago. We'll also call at Mosquera Islet, see the land iguanas of Santa Fe and South Plaza, the giant turtles of Santa Cruz, and the amazing bird colonies of Espafiola, Eden Islet, and North Seymour. The landings cover a wide array of ecosystems, spectacular landscapes, and great opportunities for wildlife watching, including most of the iconic animals of Galapagos. Your ship, MS Santa Cruz II, is one of the few vessels operating in Galapagos that comes equipped with a full range of exploration tools, including panga boats, kayaks, snorkelling gear, stand-up paddleboards and even a glass-bottom boat.
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