Monique Premium Yacht

Upon landing, guests will be welcomed and assisted at the airport before being transferred to the M/C Monique.

Las Bachas Beach
Explore Las Bachas, a white sand beach on Santa Cruz Island and a peaceful Galapagos visitor site. Walk along the shore, snorkel in calm waters, and look for sea turtle nesting areas near historic World War II barge remains.
Daphne Mayor Islet
Circumnavigate Daphne Major, a volcanic cone near Santa Cruz Island and a key Galapagos visitor site. Its rugged cliffs shelter Nazca boobies, blue footed boobies, and red billed tropicbirds, while its landscape reveals the living story of evolution and natural selection.

Rabida Island
Visit Rabida Island, known for its red sand beach and striking volcanic scenery. Walk among cactus groves and native dry zone vegetation, spot brown pelican nests, and look for flamingos in the saltwater lagoon during this distinctive Galapagos wildlife experience.
Chinese hat, Santiago Island
This small volcanic islet near Santiago Island is a treasured Galapagos cruise site. Its cone shaped profile, lava formations, and coastal waters create a scenic setting for wildlife observation, gentle exploration, and connection with the Galapagos.

Isabela Island, Vicente Roca Point
Reached by dinghy on Isabela Island’s northwest coast, this bay is a superb Galapagos snorkeling site. Its coves shelter nesting seabirds, while nutrient rich waters attract sea lions, dolphins, whales, and marine birds.

Fernandina Island, Espinoza Point
Located on Fernandina Island, Punta Espinoza is one of the most natural Galapagos visitor sites. Walk across volcanic landscapes, observe marine iguanas and Galapagos hawks, and enjoy snorkeling along the western edge of the archipelago.

Isabela Island, Moreno Point
Set on Isabela Island’s west coast, Moreno Point reveals lava fields, green lagoons, and mangroves. Spot Galapagos penguins, flamingos, blue herons, sea turtles, and white tip sharks by trail, dinghy, or snorkel.

Isabela Island, Elizabeth Bay
Explored by dinghy only, this protected Galapagos visitor site has no authorized landing. From the water, guests can observe clear coastal waters, rich marine life, and careful island conservation.

Isabela Island, Urbina Bay
Shaped by volcanic uplift, Urbina Bay now hosts sea lions, land iguanas, and flightless cormorants. This Galapagos visitor site offers time on the beach or a guided walk through a landscape once hidden beneath the ocean.

Isabela Island, Tagus Cove
Once a shelter for pirates and sailors, Tagus Cove blends Galapagos history with scenic coastal views. A guided walk reveals the cove, mangrove forest, and habitat linked to the rare Mangrove Finch.

Santiago Island, Espumilla Beach
On Santiago Island’s northern coast, Espumilla Beach offers white sand, marine iguanas, Sally Lightfoot crabs, coastal birds, and snorkeling with octopus, moray eels, and sharks.

Santiago Island, Bucaneer Cove
Near James Bay, Buccaneer Cove offers Galapagos history, red cliffs, sea turtle nesting areas, and coastal wildlife. Dinghy rides and water activities reveal boobies, pelicans, sea lions, fur seals, and marine life.

North Seymour Island
North Seymour Island is a superb Galapagos birdwatching site with low vegetation and active colonies. Look for blue footed boobies, swallow tailed gulls, and magnificent frigatebirds displaying their red throat pouches.

Mosquera Islet
Set between Baltra and North Seymour, Mosquera Islet offers open exploration along sandy terrain. This Galapagos visitor site is known for sea lions, shorebirds, Sally Lightfoot crabs, and snorkeling with rays, sea turtles, and reef sharks.

Charles Darwin Research Station
At the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center, guests discover Galapagos giant tortoise conservation, breeding programs, and reintroduction efforts through its interpretation center, museum, library, and specialized facilities.
At the appropriate time, private transfer to Baltra airport.