For those who love to travel and thrive on adventure, there can be few more exciting destinations than the Amazon jungle and the Galapagos Islands.
http://bit.ly/1hnCMhmlunes, 2 de diciembre de 2013
miércoles, 20 de noviembre de 2013
Tip Top IV a symbol of excellence in Galapagos cruising
One of the top #yachts in #Galapagos, great value and comfort combined with a world class expedition staff. The Tip Top fleet is one of the oldest in Galapagos travel a founding member of the Galapagos cruise operator association and a standard setter for many years. The Tip Top IV is a great option for a first class cruise in the Galapagos archipelago, although it does not offer the luxury found in other boats, it matches up in value and service. This unique travel program can be combined with tours to Machu Picchu, the Amazon rainforest and Patagonia. You can book this and other South America travel programs with Voyagers travel based in Quito - Ecuador. www.galapagoscruise.com.ec
http://bit.ly/19HtPXBjueves, 14 de noviembre de 2013
Galapagos cruises on board the Tip Top III
Following the saga of its sister yachts, the #Galapagoscruise Tip Top III offers tourist class comfort for avid explorers. The boat is small and intimate, yet it caters well to those in search of wildlife encounters. One of the best value options in the archipelago.
http://bit.ly/1aGs3pQjueves, 7 de noviembre de 2013
Galapagos expedition cruises on board Eric, Letty and Flamingo
3 expedition yachts purpose built for #GalapagosCruises . Eric, Letty and Flamingo have a capacity for 20 passengers each, small and intimate yet big enough to offer great comfort for travelers who wish to see the survival of the fittest without having to endure it. For over 20 years these yachts have navigated the Galapagos waters bringing travelers from all over the world to meet wildlife up close. Voyagers Travel can include one of these wonderful yachting programs within your itinerary, one of our most popular combinations is Galapagos and Machu Picchu, we can customize the trip to fit your interests and budget, contact one of our specialists today at: reservations@voyagers.travel for the trip of a lifetime.
http://bit.ly/HLglTVjueves, 31 de octubre de 2013
Galapagos Integrity yacht
As the owner of the #Galapagos Integrity Yacht told us a few years ago, either you have Integrity or you don't!. The Integrity is one of the most luxurious yachts offering cruises around the Galapagos Islands, she is an elegant and spacious boat with a well laid out itinerary and is managed by an able crew. If you are looking for a superb tour of the archipelago while enjoying first class pampering this is a great choice.
http://bit.ly/16QL5cJviernes, 25 de octubre de 2013
Galapagos tour Infographic
A visual tool to help travelers decide between a Galapagos Island hopping tour and a liveaboard cruise, both travel options appeal to different travelers. Decisions are usually based on budget, boat availability and ability to cope with ocean navigation. This graphic highlights the differences between both types of travel and lists pro's and con's of each.
http://bit.ly/HkMLFojueves, 17 de octubre de 2013
Athala II Catamaran, Galapagos cruise video
Exploring the Galapagos Islands wildlife is best experienced by taking a liveaboard cruise, the Athala II is one of the top catamaran operations in the archipelago. She is a stable yacht with pretty interiors and spacious outdoor areas. Some of the cabins have balconies. The great thing about the Athala II is that the owners "get it" they understand the needs of international travelers and keep a tight ship, they have a great staff of guides who are really passionate about the Islands and a service oriented crew. Voyagers has had several groups on board with lots of success, we can confidently recommend this boat to our travelers. This program is suited for an upmarket traveler who does not want second best and is willing to pay the right price for an excellent trip.
http://bit.ly/19NMenymiércoles, 2 de octubre de 2013
Bartholome Island: A Scenic beauty in the Galapagos Archipelago
lunes, 23 de septiembre de 2013
Voyagers Travel review on trip advisor
We are happy to recieve great reviews from our travelers it really is the purpose of being in the tourism industry, making other peoples dreams come true is really satisfying.
http://www.tripadvisor.com/ShowUserReviews-g297532-d1101546-r175932866-Galapagos_Seaman_Journey_Day_Tours-Santa_Cruz_Galapagos_Islands.html#REVIEWSmartes, 17 de septiembre de 2013
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
http://vimeo.com/28969845viernes, 13 de septiembre de 2013
Cruise spaces available to visit Genovesa Island
The Seaman Journey yacht still has spaces for its expedition to visit Genovesa Island, the Oct. 4 - 7 natural history cruise is still available. Spaces are going fast so do not hesitate and book your trip today. Voyagers Travel is offering a packaged price that includes either 2 nights at a hotel in Quito or Guayaquil with your cruise. If you already have your hotel booked, we can discount his from cruise price. inquiries: reservations@voyagers.travel
http://www.galapagoscruise.com.ec/seaman-journeylunes, 5 de abril de 2010
Galapagos Mission Blue Voyage
Do you know about the Mission Blue Voyage?
Actually do you know about TEDPrize ?
Well if you live in the U.S. and are connected to local media, you are an avid reader of National Geographic or similar then there is a good chand you do. But what about the rest of the world...
Why do us "Americans" try to save the world and do not inform everyone else about it!.. You know, you are up to your good deed and you do not even bother to say: hey I am going to save you by the way!. Of course we would never ask: is it okay if I save you? you see I am going to kick you on the shin so you can avoid running into ongoing traffic... We assume to much and sometimes we do not even listen.
Nothing wrong about the TEDPrize or the Mission Blue Voyage. But it would have been great to let everyone in the Galapagos Islands that the starting point for this important conservations/world saving project is here!!! starting now!!! I say here because I am one of the ignorants that just found out that a "spectacular group" (as mentioned on the projects website) of: "– marine scientists, deep sea explorers, technology innovators, policy makers, business leaders, environmentalists, activists and artists –" will be visiting the Islands for a summit (if you can call it that), they will actually take a cruise on board the National Geographic Endeavor. Check out the bios of who will be on board. Top notch I would say.
Has anyone from the Galapagos been invited?
Of course not! oops! an oversight. Us humble Galapagueños may not know how to interact with these celebrities or everyone forgot to tell us about this event. Even the Galapagos Park authority was not up to date, of course none of the local Galapagos cruise companies either.
Are these lecturers going to be speaking with our Children at a Galapagos school about conservation?
Of course not...
I think the point is made. Please let us know when you are trying to save us!
We might have at least a clue on giving a good idea and participating in such important issues as conservation. I know this is a global initiative and several similar events will be held around the world. Maybe the same mistake (not including the locals) can be corrected. Saving the environment includes all of us.
