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From Baltra to Santa Cruz Island

East Galapagos Expedition

Dates:
12 Jun - 19 Jun 2026
Duration:
7 Nights
Journey type:
Cruise only (please call for flight options)
No. of ports:
8
Ship:
Aqua Mare
Cruise Line:
Aqua Expeditions
Call us for prices - you'll never pay more than the price advertised by the cruise line.

From Baltra to Santa Cruz Island

East Galapagos Expedition

Dates:
12 Jun - 19 Jun 2026
Duration:
7 Nights
Journey type:
Cruise only (please call for flight options)
No. of ports:
8
Ship:
Aqua Mare
Cruise Line:
Aqua Expeditions
Call us for prices - you'll never pay more than the price advertised by the cruise line.

Voyage Itinerary

12 June

Setting sail from Baltra

The flat and arid island of Baltra, also known as South Seymour, is home to the Galapagos archipelago's main airport, formerly a US air base. The island is inhabited by wildlife including boobies and frigatebirds, but there are no sites open to visitors, so if you see anything it will only be in passing as you transfer between airport and ship.

Baltra, Galapagos
Sea turtle, Galapagos

Our tip

Take an underwater camera - the marine life in the Galapagos is spectacular, with sea turtles, penguins, manta rays and more lurking beneath the surface.

13 June

Ecuador: Genovesa Island

The horseshoe-shaped island of Genovesa, located in the northeast of the Galapagos archipelago, is best known for its abundant bird life. Red-footed boobies can be found in significant numbers here, along with storm petrels, frigatebirds, mockingbirds and short-eared owls.
Red-footed booby on Genovesa island, Galapagos

14 June

Ecuador: Santiago Island

15 June

Ecuador: Bartolomé Island

The summit of Bartolomé Island offers outstanding views of some of the Galapagos archipelago’s most spectacular volcanic scenery, including the much-photographed Pinnacle Rock. The island is also home to penguins, sea lions and turtles, with some great snorkelling spots just offshore.
Bartolomé Island, Galapagos

16 June

Ecuador: Santa Cruz Island

17 June

Ecuador: Española Island

Española is the most southerly island in the Galapagos, and the remote location means it’s home to several endemic species, including the Española lava lizard and the Española mockingbird. In addition, the island is the sole breeding ground for the world’s entire population of waved albatrosses, which can be seen here between April and December.
Waved albatross courting on Española island, Galapagos

18 June

Ecuador: Santa Fe Island

19 June

Arriving in Santa Cruz Island

The ship

Aqua Mare

Capacity:
16 Guests
Crew:
16 Staff
Style:
An informal yet chic atmosphere on board driven by the communal spirit of shared exploration.

Billed as the first true superyacht in the Galapagos, the sleek Aqua Mare offers an intimate and exclusive way to explore one of the world's most fascinating destinations.

What we love

Carrying just 16 lucky travellers, Aqua Mare is a little smaller than the ships we would usually recommend in the Galapagos, but we just know that Aqua Expeditions will deliver an exceptional onboard experience, and this is a particularly appealing option for a private charter. She is spacious for her size and offers an amazing 1:1 staff-to-guest ratio, with two naturalist guides on hand to ensure you get the most out of your expedition. Watersports equipment on board includes double kayaks, paddleboards and snorkelling gear.

Learn more about Aqua Mare
Aqua Expeditions' ship Aqua Mare in the Galapagos

inclusions

  • All meals
  • Drinks including select house wines and beer
  • Sightseeing and excursions
  • Use of snorkelling equipment and wet suits
  • Non-motorised watersports
  • Group transfers to and from the vessel
  • WiFi (connection limited by location)
  • Laundry

Tailor-make your trip

Ways to make it better
    • Machu Picchu

      It's easy to combine your Galapagos cruise with a trip to Machu Picchu, the enigmatic and spectacular Inca city high in the Andes.

    • Basilica in Quito, Ecuador

      Colonial Quito

      Spend a couple of days in Ecuador's charming capital, Quito, exploring the beautiful colonial-era churches of the old town.

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