Galapagos Islands video and infrastructure of the Coral yachts

The Coral #yachts are well known for offering good quality #tourist class services in the #Galapagos Islands, this #video gives a briefing on the wildlife and attractions of the archipelago and explains the tourism operation on board the Coral I and II yachts. These boats offer liveaboard cruises for a limited amount of passengers (26 and 32), the video gives details about cabin space, social areas and how excursions are carried out as well as which activities are available. Voyagers Travel can assist you in booking your Galapagos vacation on board the Coral yachts and other fine boats that navigate amongst these unique Islands. The travel advisors at this Ecuador and Peru based tour operator can also help plan trip extensions around Ecuador, including Amazon cruises and trips to Machu Picchu or even to the glaciers in Patagonia. www.galapagoscruise.com.ec

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Galapagos Voyagers Travel releases a travel planning map

Voyagers Travel a #Galapagos specialist tour operator based in Quito - Ecuador, has just released and interactive travel planning map. This tool will allow visitors to visualize each visitor site and what wildlife can be found on each of the Galapagos Islands, by using this tool a future traveler to this natural paradise can request an itinerary that better fits their interest. For trip advice and itinerary planning you can visit www.galapagoscruise.com.ec where Voyagers also offers additional tools to help create a custom vacation to the Galapagos Islands. The company also has offices throughout Ecuador, Peru and the Brazilian Amazon allowing to create custom programs that cover serveral South American icons like Machu Picchu, the Amazon rainforest, the Andes, Iguassu falls and Patagonian ice fields. Other websites by Voyagers are: www.machupicchutours.travel , www.amazoncruise.net , www.patagonia-travel-cruises.com

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Voyager's Travel Company - Captain and Clark

Voyagers Travel was our cruise agency of choice and they did not disappoint. In a matter of hours they had us set up to sail on the beautiful Galapagos Odyssey. For the girl that never thought she'd like cruises, I sure adapted well. Did you know that on the Galapagos Odyssey you get fed multiple times a day? I'm not just talking about the staples- breakfast, lunch, and dinner. You get snacks. Good snacks. I'm talking pizza, empanadas, and fresh squeezed juice. We even had a complete turkey dinner on our last night. A full turkey! Not only that, but it was relaxing. It was the first time that we were able to go on a trip and actually relax. There wasn't really a choice. Once the ship starts moving, you have to stay on it. Pair that with all of our shore-side activities and we definitely got the best of both worlds. CaptainAndClark.com

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