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CORAL
I
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CORAL
II -
ISLANDS
DISCOVERY
- EGIC18
Visit: Baltra -
Santa Cruz - Rabida - Santiago - Fernandina - Isabela - Bartolome
5 days / 4 nights
- Wednesday thru Sunday |
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USEFUL INFORMATION
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WHAT IS INCLUDED: * |
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- Transfers upon arrival in Baltra and upon departure to the airport
in Baltra
- Accommodations in double cabins with air conditioning and private
facilities
- Meals as indicated - B = Breakfast, L = Lunch, D = Dinner
- Two daily excursions to the islands, conducted by naturalist
guides (bi-lingual guides are guaranteed (English, German and
Spanish) - Also see
terms and conditions -
- Snorkeling opportunities and transfers to the islands
- Evening briefings and lectures on next days visits |
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WHAT IS NOT INCLUDED: * |
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- Accommodations in Guayaquil or Quito (mainland Ecuador)
- Transfers in Guayaquil or Quito from the hotel to the airport or
vice versa
- Any type of airfare
- Galapagos national Park fees (click
here for more information)
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Fuel surcharge
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Ingala / TCT card
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Airport taxes
- Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
- Any personal
expenses and any items not specifically mentioned as included in the
program
- Travel insurance
- Tips to porters, guides, crew members
- Snorkeling equipment and wet suits are not included. Wet suits can
be rented at a charge of US$25.oo dollars per person for the week
and snorkeling equipment rent is US$20.oo per person for the week
- Medical services
- Any services not specified |
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WHAT TO BRING: * |
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- Walking shoes / boots / sneakers
- Sandals
- Cotton pants
- Shorts- T-shirts
- Long sleeved shirts
- Extra pair of prescription glasses (if needed) -
If you wear glasses, it is a good idea
to bring contact lenses for diving and snorkeling
- Rain gear
- Light windbreaker or light sweater for evening or early mornings
- Hat (preferably covering the ears)
- Water bottle
- Sunscreen lotion
- Sunglasses (with strap)
- Medications (anything you might be
using while your cruise)
- Trasderm scoop or tablets (if you are prone to sea sickness)
Inquire with your physician
- Small backpack for personal belongings to carry on land visits
- Snorkeling gear (can be rented on board - see "what is not
included" above)
- Wet suits (can be rented on board - see "what is not included"
above)
- Plastic bags (to protect cameras and personal belongings during
shore excursions)
- Camera
- Binoculars
- Sufficient film for camera
- Books to read while on the trip (we
encourage paperback exchange)
- Insect repellent |
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TRAVEL CHECKLIST:
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- Passport (check with the Ecuadorian consulate in your country for
visa requirements)
- ATM card or Travelers checks (ATM cards with the Honor symbol are
accepted in most major cities)
- Leave our phone and contact information with family and friends in
case of an emergency |
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Information listed above is meant to be a sample for what you should
bring and take along on a trip like this. In no way do we pretend
these lists to be complete and it should only be used as a
guideline. Individual needs and customs vary greatly and you should
do your homework when it comes to finalizing your trip.
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