Launched in 1997, this elegant barquetine was designed specifically with environmentally friendly operations in mind and is certified by Smart Voyager. The Mary Anne is the perfect ship for those who love to travel under sail; she has 1000m2 of canvas with which she majestically takes to the waves.

Class: First

Mary Anne

Included:

• All meals - Buffet Style
• Water, Tea and Coffee
• Accomodation in Double Cabin
• Excursion Specified in Itinerary
• Kayaking
• Bilingual Naturalist Guide

Not Included:

• Airfare
• Galapagos Park Entrance Fee
• Alcohol and Soft Drinks
• Tips

Itineraries:


6 day, 11 day, & 15 day Cruises

Itinerary "A"

• Wednesday: Baltra - Mosquera
• Thursday: Plaza Sur, Sante Fe
• Friday: San Cristobal: Cerro Brujo, Punta Pitt
• Saturday: Espanola: Gardner Bay - Punta Suarez
• Sunday: Floreana: Punta Cormorant - Devil's Crown - Post Office Bay
• Monday: Santa Cruz: El Chato Tortoise Reserve - Baltra

Itinerary "B"

• Monday: Baltra - Puerto Ayora and Charles Darwin Station
• Tuesday: Isabela: Punto Moreno, Elizabeth Bay
• Wednesday: Isabela: Urbina Bay - Fernandina: Punta Espinoza
• Thursday: Isabela: Tagus Cove, Punta Albemarle
• Friday: Santiago: Espumilla beach, Puerto Egas
• Saturday: North Seymour

Itinerary "C"

• Saturday: Baltra - Santa Cruz: Black Turtle Cove
• Sunday: Genovesa: Darwin Bay, Prince Philip Steps
• Monday: Bartolome, Sullivan Bay
• Tuesday: Rábida, Santa Cruz: Cerro Dragón
• Wednesday: Daphne, Santa Cruz: Highlands,
  Royal Palm Hotel (Lunch, Dinner, night in Hotel)
• Thursday: Transfer to Baltra airport

Information:

• Class:First Class
• Capacity: 24 passengers
• Speed: 8 knots
• Electricity: 110 V / 220 V
• Length: 172 ft.
• Beam: 11 m
• Crew: 9 crew members + 1 naturalist billingual III
• Cabins: 6 cabin with lower twin bed and 2 cabin with double bed, private bathroom, air conditioner, hot water, oceanview, and TV/DVD in each room
• Other facilities: Fully air conditioned social areas, covered back deck and sun deck, a large staging area; all safety equipment complies with international coast guard regulations