15-night Hidden Galápagos and Peru Cruise/Land Package
Cruise Inclusions
EXPERIENCE WITH TAUCK
Private Tauck Shore Excursions in the Galápagos Islands with expert naturalist guides – averaging two daily – for an up-close experience with some of the most unusual and intriguing species of the world
TAUCK VALUE INCLUDES
- On-Tour Air (5 flights)
- All gratuities to Tauck Director, guides, naturalists and ship staff
- Exclusive 7-night Galápagos Cruise aboard the expedition ship Silver Origin – with no more than 40 Tauck guests
- Your cruise may be a shared ship experience with non-Tauck guests onboard as well; all Tauck guests will be accompanied by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 Tauck guests, and your itinerary will always be highlighted by exclusive, private Tauck shore excursions
- 8 nights' hotel accommodations, most meals and guided sightseeing in Lima, Machu Picchu, Cusco, Urubamba and Guayaquil
- Lunch at a Peruvian horse ranch in the Sacred Valley & dinner at a museum in Lima; two nights at a 5-star, 16th-century monastery in Cusco; performance of Andean music and dance
- Scenic train journeys to and from Machu Picchu and an overnight stay adjacent to the Citadel
- See the remarkable Incan fortress ruins of Ollantaytambo and Sacsayhuamán
- Aboard ship – select wines, premium spirits and soft drinks are available throughout the day
- Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as noted
- 38 meals; applicable fuel surcharges, admission fees, service charges, porterage and departure tax
Available Add-Ons
Optional roundtrip airfare from your city
Pre or post cruise hotel stay
- Destination Guide
- Suggested Shore Excursions
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Lima
Lima 10/19/2024Tour Begins: Country Club Lima Hotel. A transfer is included from Jorge Chávez International Airport to the Country Club Lima Hotel, a legendary elegant hotel in the heart of the embassy district.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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10/19/2024 | 10/19/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Lima
Lima 10/20/2024Begin your exploration of Lima in the city's Barranco ("cliff") district, known for its historic houses painted in bright colonial colors, and its iconic wooden Puente de los Suspiros ("Bridge of Sighs"). It's been the bohemian heart of the city since the end of the 19th century, when it became a favorite haunt of writers, poets, sculptors, and painters drawn by its lovely coastal scenery. Next, visit the Pedro de Osma Museum; dedicated to preserving Peru's cultural heritage through art, the museum showcases the private collection of the philanthropist Pedro de Osma Gildemeister and is housed in what was his private home. Following lunch at Casa Garcia Alvarado — a restored Art Deco mansion in Lima's Miraflores district — you'll have some free time before visiting one of several surviving colonial period homes in the city's historic center. Later, join a welcome cocktail reception and dinner at the Larco Herrera Museum, which features pre-Columbian treasures and artifacts housed in an 18th-century vice-royal palace — including ancient Peruvian jewelry, crowns, garments, masks, and pottery, and a gallery that offers a comprehensive view of cultures that existed in Peru for thousands of years before the arrival of Spanish settlers.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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10/20/2024 | 10/20/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Lima
Lima 10/21/2024Fly to Cusco, high in the Peruvian Andes, and drive through the Sacred Valley of the Incas — a stunning landscape of verdant farmlands, villages, and ancient ruins amid cloud forests, terraced hills, and towering mountain ranges. At Casa Orihuela in the Sacred Valley, enjoy lunch and a performance of folk dancing and horsemanship featuring Peruvian Paso horses, a breed famous for its smooth, elegant gait and athletic dancing ability. Arrive at your hotel, nestled in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas; it stands as a contemporary doorway to the vast cultural richness of this region, and is the only hotel in Urubamba with a private train station to Machu Picchu. Dinner at your hotel this evening is preceded by a private performance of Andean music and dance.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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10/21/2024 | 10/21/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Air Travel
Air Travel 10/21/2024Fly to Cusco, high in the Peruvian Andes, and drive through the Sacred Valley of the Incas — a stunning landscape of verdant farmlands, villages, and ancient ruins amid cloud forests, terraced hills, and towering mountain ranges. At Casa Orihuela in the Sacred Valley, enjoy lunch and a performance of folk dancing and horsemanship featuring Peruvian Paso horses, a breed famous for its smooth, elegant gait and athletic dancing ability. Arrive at your hotel, nestled in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas; it stands as a contemporary doorway to the vast cultural richness of this region, and is the only hotel in Urubamba with a private train station to Machu Picchu. Dinner at your hotel this evening is preceded by a private performance of Andean music and dance., |
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Cuzco
Cuzco 10/21/2024Fly to Cusco, high in the Peruvian Andes, and drive through the Sacred Valley of the Incas — a stunning landscape of verdant farmlands, villages, and ancient ruins amid cloud forests, terraced hills, and towering mountain ranges. At Casa Orihuela in the Sacred Valley, enjoy lunch and a performance of folk dancing and horsemanship featuring Peruvian Paso horses, a breed famous for its smooth, elegant gait and athletic dancing ability. Arrive at your hotel, nestled in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas; it stands as a contemporary doorway to the vast cultural richness of this region, and is the only hotel in Urubamba with a private train station to Machu Picchu. Dinner at your hotel this evening is preceded by a private performance of Andean music and dance.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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10/21/2024 | 10/21/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Casa Hacienda Orihuela
Casa Hacienda Orihuela 10/21/2024Fly to Cusco, high in the Peruvian Andes, and drive through the Sacred Valley of the Incas — a stunning landscape of verdant farmlands, villages, and ancient ruins amid cloud forests, terraced hills, and towering mountain ranges. At Casa Orihuela in the Sacred Valley, enjoy lunch and a performance of folk dancing and horsemanship featuring Peruvian Paso horses, a breed famous for its smooth, elegant gait and athletic dancing ability. Arrive at your hotel, nestled in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas; it stands as a contemporary doorway to the vast cultural richness of this region, and is the only hotel in Urubamba with a private train station to Machu Picchu. Dinner at your hotel this evening is preceded by a private performance of Andean music and dance., |
10/21/2024 | 10/21/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Urubamba
Urubamba 10/21/2024Fly to Cusco, high in the Peruvian Andes, and drive through the Sacred Valley of the Incas — a stunning landscape of verdant farmlands, villages, and ancient ruins amid cloud forests, terraced hills, and towering mountain ranges. At Casa Orihuela in the Sacred Valley, enjoy lunch and a performance of folk dancing and horsemanship featuring Peruvian Paso horses, a breed famous for its smooth, elegant gait and athletic dancing ability. Arrive at your hotel, nestled in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas; it stands as a contemporary doorway to the vast cultural richness of this region, and is the only hotel in Urubamba with a private train station to Machu Picchu. Dinner at your hotel this evening is preceded by a private performance of Andean music and dance., |
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Urubamba
Urubamba 10/22/2024Set out for Machu Picchu this morning, stopping first at the town and archeological site of Ollantaytambo, and its ruins of an Incan fortress containing a maze of narrow cobblestone streets, adobe houses, aqueducts, and the remains of a stone temple, the best example of Incan urban design in existence. Then, board a scenic train ride to Aguas Calientes. The village is a former railroad camp in a gorge surrounded by cliffs and cloud forests, the closest access point to the mountaintop ruins. From here you'll ride up a winding mountain road of hairpin turns to reach the "lost citadel", steeped in legend and mystery. Its purpose and original name are unknown; when Hiram Bingham discovered it in 1911, he followed the directions he was given to the place beside the Old Mountain (Machu Picchu), which was the name he gave it. Guided by a local expert, tour this mystical complex of giant walls, stone terraces, steps, ramps, and astronomically aligned structures, described by UNESCO as "the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its height", surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes. After the guided tour enjoy free time to explore on your own., |
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Ollantaytambo
Ollantaytambo 10/22/2024Set out for Machu Picchu this morning, stopping first at the town and archeological site of Ollantaytambo, and its ruins of an Incan fortress containing a maze of narrow cobblestone streets, adobe houses, aqueducts, and the remains of a stone temple, the best example of Incan urban design in existence. Then, board a scenic train ride to Aguas Calientes. The village is a former railroad camp in a gorge surrounded by cliffs and cloud forests, the closest access point to the mountaintop ruins. From here you'll ride up a winding mountain road of hairpin turns to reach the "lost citadel", steeped in legend and mystery. Its purpose and original name are unknown; when Hiram Bingham discovered it in 1911, he followed the directions he was given to the place beside the Old Mountain (Machu Picchu), which was the name he gave it. Guided by a local expert, tour this mystical complex of giant walls, stone terraces, steps, ramps, and astronomically aligned structures, described by UNESCO as "the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its height", surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes. After the guided tour enjoy free time to explore on your own., |
10/22/2024 | 10/22/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Aguas Calientes (Peru)
Aguas Calientes (Peru) 10/22/2024Set out for Machu Picchu this morning, stopping first at the town and archeological site of Ollantaytambo, and its ruins of an Incan fortress containing a maze of narrow cobblestone streets, adobe houses, aqueducts, and the remains of a stone temple, the best example of Incan urban design in existence. Then, board a scenic train ride to Aguas Calientes. The village is a former railroad camp in a gorge surrounded by cliffs and cloud forests, the closest access point to the mountaintop ruins. From here you'll ride up a winding mountain road of hairpin turns to reach the "lost citadel", steeped in legend and mystery. Its purpose and original name are unknown; when Hiram Bingham discovered it in 1911, he followed the directions he was given to the place beside the Old Mountain (Machu Picchu), which was the name he gave it. Guided by a local expert, tour this mystical complex of giant walls, stone terraces, steps, ramps, and astronomically aligned structures, described by UNESCO as "the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its height", surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes. After the guided tour enjoy free time to explore on your own., |
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Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu 10/22/2024Set out for Machu Picchu this morning, stopping first at the town and archeological site of Ollantaytambo, and its ruins of an Incan fortress containing a maze of narrow cobblestone streets, adobe houses, aqueducts, and the remains of a stone temple, the best example of Incan urban design in existence. Then, board a scenic train ride to Aguas Calientes. The village is a former railroad camp in a gorge surrounded by cliffs and cloud forests, the closest access point to the mountaintop ruins. From here you'll ride up a winding mountain road of hairpin turns to reach the "lost citadel", steeped in legend and mystery. Its purpose and original name are unknown; when Hiram Bingham discovered it in 1911, he followed the directions he was given to the place beside the Old Mountain (Machu Picchu), which was the name he gave it. Guided by a local expert, tour this mystical complex of giant walls, stone terraces, steps, ramps, and astronomically aligned structures, described by UNESCO as "the most amazing urban creation of the Inca Empire at its height", surrounded by breathtaking mountain landscapes. After the guided tour enjoy free time to explore on your own., |
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Aguas Calientes (Peru)
Aguas Calientes (Peru) 10/23/2024You have a choice this morning of a second Machu Picchu tour, an early-guided walk through the citadel, or sleep in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Return to Ollantaytambo by train, and then drive to Sacsayhuamán, a mountaintop Incan fortress overlooking Cusco, originally built by the Killkes, who preceded the Incas. Behind rows of massive stonewalls its plan centers around a giant solar calendar and includes citadels, cisterns, baths, and underground chambers. Also, visit a camelid breeding center and learn about the four different kinds of South American camelids: huanaco, llama, alpaca, and vicuña. You'll also meet weavers from over 12 communities from southern Peru who alternate exhibitions of threading, dying, and weaving traditional Andean textiles. Next, a visit to Sacsayhuamán Fortress for a guided tour of this ceremonial compound; a magnificent example of Inca military power that boasts a panoramic view of Cusco city. Continue on to your hotel in Cusco where dinner tonight is at your leisure., |
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Ollantaytambo
Ollantaytambo 10/23/2024You have a choice this morning of a second Machu Picchu tour, an early-guided walk through the citadel, or sleep in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Return to Ollantaytambo by train, and then drive to Sacsayhuamán, a mountaintop Incan fortress overlooking Cusco, originally built by the Killkes, who preceded the Incas. Behind rows of massive stonewalls its plan centers around a giant solar calendar and includes citadels, cisterns, baths, and underground chambers. Also, visit a camelid breeding center and learn about the four different kinds of South American camelids: huanaco, llama, alpaca, and vicuña. You'll also meet weavers from over 12 communities from southern Peru who alternate exhibitions of threading, dying, and weaving traditional Andean textiles. Next, a visit to Sacsayhuamán Fortress for a guided tour of this ceremonial compound; a magnificent example of Inca military power that boasts a panoramic view of Cusco city. Continue on to your hotel in Cusco where dinner tonight is at your leisure., |
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Sacsayhuaman
Sacsayhuaman 10/23/2024Return to Ollantaytambo by train, and then drive to Sacsayhuamán, a mountaintop Incan fortress overlooking Cusco, originally built by the Killkes, who preceded the Incas. Behind rows of massive stonewalls its plan centers around a giant solar calendar and includes citadels, cisterns, baths, and underground chambers. Also, visit a camelid breeding center and learn about the four different kinds of South American camelids: huanaco, llama, alpaca, and vicuña. You'll also meet weavers from over 12 communities from southern Peru who alternate exhibitions of threading, dying, and weaving traditional Andean textiles. Continue on to your hotel in Cusco where dinner tonight is at your leisure., |
10/23/2024 | 10/23/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Cuzco
Cuzco 10/23/2024You have a choice this morning of a second Machu Picchu tour, an early-guided walk through the citadel, or sleep in and enjoy a leisurely breakfast. Return to Ollantaytambo by train, and then drive to Sacsayhuamán, a mountaintop Incan fortress overlooking Cusco, originally built by the Killkes, who preceded the Incas. Behind rows of massive stonewalls its plan centers around a giant solar calendar and includes citadels, cisterns, baths, and underground chambers. Also, visit a camelid breeding center and learn about the four different kinds of South American camelids: huanaco, llama, alpaca, and vicuña. You'll also meet weavers from over 12 communities from southern Peru who alternate exhibitions of threading, dying, and weaving traditional Andean textiles. Next, a visit to Sacsayhuamán Fortress for a guided tour of this ceremonial compound; a magnificent example of Inca military power that boasts a panoramic view of Cusco city. Continue on to your hotel in Cusco where dinner tonight is at your leisure.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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Cuzco
Cuzco 10/24/2024Today, you'll have a choice of excursions — one to the highlands outside Cusco, visiting several villages and the Maras salt fields; or a tour of southern Cusco and the valley south of the city. The highlands adventure begins with a visit to Chinchero — an authentic Andean village with a colonial church housing a large collection of painting from the Cusco School of Art; a bartering system in which townspeople gather in the main square to trade their products; and lots of character. Next, visit the salt fields of Maras and its seemingly never-ending terraces, where salt has been extracted from springs and stored for local use for centuries, even before the time of the Incas; the variety of colors created by the reflection of the sun's rays in the salt deposits — and the Incas' striking ability to generate resources — is impressive. Continue on to the rural community of Mullak'as Misminay — where your local hosts, dressed in their outfits used for special occasions, will greet you with a traditional welcome prior to an agricultural experience, a cooking lesson, and a textile demonstration. Should you choose the Cusco tour, you'll visit the San Pedro Market, a typical mercado offering local produce ranging from fruits, vegetables, and meats to hand-woven sweaters other apparel and crafts. Then, drive south of Cusco through the South Valley, which runs parallel to the Vilcanota River, to visit three ancient churches along the "Andean Baroque Route"... Andahuaylillas, Huaro, and Canincunca. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening as you please.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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10/24/2024 | 10/24/2024 | ||||||||||||||||||
Cinchero
Cinchero 10/24/2024Today, you'll have a choice of excursions — one to the highlands outside Cusco, visiting several villages and the Maras salt fields; or a tour of southern Cusco and the valley south of the city. The highlands adventure begins with a visit to Chinchero — an authentic Andean village with a colonial church housing a large collection of painting from the Cusco School of Art; a bartering system in which townspeople gather in the main square to trade their products; and lots of character. Next, visit the salt fields of Maras and its seemingly never-ending terraces, where salt has been extracted from springs and stored for local use for centuries, even before the time of the Incas; the variety of colors created by the reflection of the sun's rays in the salt deposits — and the Incas' striking ability to generate resources — is impressive. Continue on to the rural community of Mullak'as Misminay — where your local hosts, dressed in their outfits used for special occasions, will greet you with a traditional welcome prior to an agricultural experience, a cooking lesson, and a textile demonstration. Should you choose the Cusco tour, you'll visit the San Pedro Market, a typical mercado offering local produce ranging from fruits, vegetables, and meats to hand-woven sweaters other apparel and crafts. Then, drive south of Cusco through the South Valley, which runs parallel to the Vilcanota River, to visit three ancient churches along the "Andean Baroque Route"... Andahuaylillas, Huaro, and Canincunca. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening as you please., |
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Maras Salt Mines
Maras Salt Mines 10/24/2024Today, you'll have a choice of excursions — one to the highlands outside Cusco, visiting several villages and the Maras salt fields; or a tour of southern Cusco and the valley south of the city. The highlands adventure begins with a visit to Chinchero — an authentic Andean village with a colonial church housing a large collection of painting from the Cusco School of Art; a bartering system in which townspeople gather in the main square to trade their products; and lots of character. Next, visit the salt fields of Maras and its seemingly never-ending terraces, where salt has been extracted from springs and stored for local use for centuries, even before the time of the Incas; the variety of colors created by the reflection of the sun's rays in the salt deposits — and the Incas' striking ability to generate resources — is impressive. Continue on to the rural community of Mullak'as Misminay — where your local hosts, dressed in their outfits used for special occasions, will greet you with a traditional welcome prior to an agricultural experience, a cooking lesson, and a textile demonstration. Should you choose the Cusco tour, you'll visit the San Pedro Market, a typical mercado offering local produce ranging from fruits, vegetables, and meats to hand-woven sweaters other apparel and crafts. Then, drive south of Cusco through the South Valley, which runs parallel to the Vilcanota River, to visit three ancient churches along the "Andean Baroque Route"... Andahuaylillas, Huaro, and Canincunca. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening as you please., |
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Misminay
Misminay 10/24/2024Today, you'll have a choice of excursions — one to the highlands outside Cusco, visiting several villages and the Maras salt fields; or a tour of southern Cusco and the valley south of the city. The highlands adventure begins with a visit to Chinchero — an authentic Andean village with a colonial church housing a large collection of painting from the Cusco School of Art; a bartering system in which townspeople gather in the main square to trade their products; and lots of character. Next, visit the salt fields of Maras and its seemingly never-ending terraces, where salt has been extracted from springs and stored for local use for centuries, even before the time of the Incas; the variety of colors created by the reflection of the sun's rays in the salt deposits — and the Incas' striking ability to generate resources — is impressive. Continue on to the rural community of Mullak'as Misminay — where your local hosts, dressed in their outfits used for special occasions, will greet you with a traditional welcome prior to an agricultural experience, a cooking lesson, and a textile demonstration. Should you choose the Cusco tour, you'll visit the San Pedro Market, a typical mercado offering local produce ranging from fruits, vegetables, and meats to hand-woven sweaters other apparel and crafts. Then, drive south of Cusco through the South Valley, which runs parallel to the Vilcanota River, to visit three ancient churches along the "Andean Baroque Route"... Andahuaylillas, Huaro, and Canincunca. Spend the rest of the afternoon and evening as you please., |
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Cuzco
Cuzco 10/25/2024An early morning flight to Lima is followed by a flight to Guayaquil, Ecuador, to begin your journey of exploration in the Galápagos Islands. Arrive at your luxury boutique hotel, nestled into a tropical oasis in the heart of Ecuador's largest city, away from the hustle and bustle of downtown.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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Air Travel
Air Travel 10/25/2024An early morning flight to Lima is followed by a flight to Guayaquil, Ecuador, to begin your journey of exploration in the Galápagos Islands. Arrive at your luxury boutique hotel, nestled into a tropical oasis in the heart of Ecuador's largest city, away from the hustle and bustle of downtown., |
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Lima
Lima 10/25/2024An early morning flight to Lima is followed by a flight to Guayaquil, Ecuador, to begin your journey of exploration in the Galápagos Islands. Arrive at your luxury boutique hotel, nestled into a tropical oasis in the heart of Ecuador's largest city, away from the hustle and bustle of downtown.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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Guayaquil
Guayaquil 10/25/2024An early morning flight to Lima is followed by a flight to Guayaquil, Ecuador, to begin your journey of exploration in the Galápagos Islands. Arrive at your luxury boutique hotel, nestled into a tropical oasis in the heart of Ecuador's largest city, away from the hustle and bustle of downtown.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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Guayaquil
Guayaquil 10/26/2024From Guayaquil, fly to San Cristóbal Island, 600 miles off the Ecuadorian coast — the starting point of your 7-night Galápagos cruise aboard the expeditionary-style yacht, Silver Origin. After boarding the ship, an orientation briefing and lunch begin the afternoon. Tonight, join the captain's welcome cocktail reception followed by dinner.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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Air Travel
Air Travel 10/26/2024From Guayaquil, fly to San Cristóbal Island, 600 miles off the Ecuadorian coast — the starting point of your 7-night Galápagos cruise aboard the expeditionary-style yacht, Silver Origin. After boarding the ship, an orientation briefing and lunch begin the afternoon. Tonight, join the captain's welcome cocktail reception followed by dinner., |
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Cruise Starts (Embarkation)
Cruise Starts (Embarkation) 10/26/2024From Guayaquil, fly to San Cristóbal Island, 600 miles off the Ecuadorian coast — the starting point of your 7-night Galápagos cruise aboard the expeditionary-style yacht, Silver Origin. After boarding the ship, an orientation briefing and lunch begin the afternoon. Tonight, join the captain's welcome cocktail reception followed by dinner., |
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Isla San Cristobal (Puerto Baquerizo Moreno)
Isla San Cristobal (Puerto Baquerizo Moreno) 10/26/2024From Guayaquil, fly to San Cristóbal Island, 600 miles off the Ecuadorian coast — the starting point of your 7-night Galápagos cruise aboard the expeditionary-style yacht, Silver Origin. After boarding the ship, an orientation briefing and lunch begin the afternoon. Tonight, join the captain's welcome cocktail reception followed by dinner., |
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Genovesa (Tower) Island
Genovesa (Tower) Island 10/27/2024Take a panga to Genovesa (Tower Island), a horseshoe-shaped volcanic island whose submerged crater is actually Darwin Bay. Genovesa is also known as "Bird Island" for its extraordinary avian population; the bay is home to the world's largest red-footed booby nesting colonies, the cliffs harbor seabirds that include swallow-tailed gulls, the only nocturnal gull species in the world; storm petrels swoop from the heights, and short-eared owls hunt the petrels; yellow-crowned night herons fish the tidal lagoons. Climb Prince Philip's Steps, a steep path named for the British prince who visited in 1965, and observe frigatebirds with their fiery red sacs, and the nesting grounds of Nazca boobies (also known as masked boobies). You have an opportunity this afternoon to take a kayak adventure on Darwin Bay, enjoy the beach, or snorkel in the caldera. Back onboard ship, enjoy a cocktail hour prior to dinner., |
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North Seymour
North Seymour 10/28/2024Visit North Seymour Island, formed by the uplifts of undersea lava. The plateaus are home to thousands of iguanas, blue-footed boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, common noddies, and frigatebirds. This afternoon, you'll head to Santiago Island for a wet landing at Sullivan Bay — then it's your choice. Take a coastal walk over tuff layers and black lava flows; the island and its settlement, Puerto Egas, was once a stopping place for whalers and buccaneers, and the pigs and goats they introduced wreaked havoc on the ecosystem for many years. Alternatively, enjoy the sandy beach where snorkeling may reveal eagle rays or sea turtles who come to lay their eggs., |
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Sullivan Bay
Sullivan Bay 10/28/2024Visit North Seymour Island, formed by the uplifts of undersea lava. The plateaus are home to thousands of iguanas, blue-footed boobies, swallow-tailed gulls, common noddies, and frigatebirds. This afternoon, you'll head to Santiago Island for a wet landing at Sullivan Bay — then it's your choice. Take a coastal walk over tuff layers and black lava flows; the island and its settlement, Puerto Egas, was once a stopping place for whalers and buccaneers, and the pigs and goats they introduced wreaked havoc on the ecosystem for many years. Alternatively, enjoy the sandy beach where snorkeling may reveal eagle rays or sea turtles who come to lay their eggs., |
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Mangle Point
Mangle Point 10/29/2024This morning, board a panga for an adventure along the coastline of Punta Mangle on Fernandina Island, the archipelago's youngest ecosystem. Filled with tiny bays, tall mangroves, and tranquil coves, stay on the lookout for the Galápagos penguins and green-eyed flightless cormorants or the sea turtles and rays gliding beneath the ocean surface. Depending on the conditions of the waters, snorkeling and a glass-bottom boat ride may be possible. After lunch aboard the ship, it's a wet landing at Punta Moreno on Isabela Island, where you'll have a choice in how you explore. In the 1950s, geological activity on Isabela caused a mass of land to lift up some 15 feet, leaving the coastline pushed further out to sea and the underwater marine life stranded ashore. Explore by Zodiac to get a better look at the unique landscapes that created an ecological niche where species had to adapt to challenging, harsh conditions. Alternatively, go on a hike with the expedition team along the rugged trails of the island — a perfect opportunity to view the unique lava formations, lava cacti, scalesia tress and of course, the abundance of wildlife that calls this place home, such as the Galápagos penguins, sea lions, herons, marine iguanas, brown pelicans, and Sally Lightfoot crabs. Return to the ship late afternoon. The enthusiasm continues during dinner as you trade stories with your fellow travelers., |
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Punta Moreno
Punta Moreno 10/29/2024This morning, board a panga for an adventure along the coastline of Punta Mangle on Fernandina Island, the archipelago's youngest ecosystem. Filled with tiny bays, tall mangroves, and tranquil coves, stay on the lookout for the Galápagos penguins and green-eyed flightless cormorants or the sea turtles and rays gliding beneath the ocean surface. Depending on the conditions of the waters, snorkeling and a glass-bottom boat ride may be possible. After lunch aboard the ship, it's a wet landing at Punta Moreno on Isabela Island, where you'll have a choice in how you explore. In the 1950s, geological activity on Isabela caused a mass of land to lift up some 15 feet, leaving the coastline pushed further out to sea and the underwater marine life stranded ashore. Explore by Zodiac to get a better look at the unique landscapes that created an ecological niche where species had to adapt to challenging, harsh conditions. Alternatively, go on a hike with the expedition team along the rugged trails of the island — a perfect opportunity to view the unique lava formations, lava cacti, scalesia tress and of course, the abundance of wildlife that calls this place home, such as the Galápagos penguins, sea lions, herons, marine iguanas, brown pelicans, and Sally Lightfoot crabs. Return to the ship late afternoon. The enthusiasm continues during dinner as you trade stories with your fellow travelers., |
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Puerto Ayora
Puerto Ayora 10/30/2024Arrive at Santa Cruz Island for a visit to Fausto Llerena Breeding Center, where tortoises are bred and raised as part of a conservation program to maintain and protect the population. After your visit, enjoy some free time in Puerto Ayora, the largest town in the Galápagos Archipelago, before setting sail for Isla Santa Fe. The island is home to a reptile that exists nowhere else in the world, the Santa Fe land iguana. A beach covered by sea lions marks the beginning of your visit, where sea lions' pups welcome visitors with their curiosity. A rocky terrain guides your island exploration; the views from the cliff are a reward unto itself. You have a choice of exploring — a Zodiac cruise that introduces you to unusual vegetation such as the giant prickly pear cactus, along with Galápagos marine wildlife; or one of three active experiences with the expedition team — a hike, kayaking, or snorkeling. Back onboard ship this evening a cocktail hour precedes dinner., |
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Isla Santa Fe
Isla Santa Fe 10/30/2024Arrive at Santa Cruz Island for a visit to Fausto Llerena Breeding Center, where tortoises are bred and raised as part of a conservation program to maintain and protect the population. After your visit, enjoy some free time in Puerto Ayora, the largest town in the Galápagos Archipelago, before setting sail for Isla Santa Fe. The island is home to a reptile that exists nowhere else in the world, the Santa Fe land iguana. A beach covered by sea lions marks the beginning of your visit, where sea lions' pups welcome visitors with their curiosity. A rocky terrain guides your island exploration; the views from the cliff are a reward unto itself. You have a choice of exploring — a Zodiac cruise that introduces you to unusual vegetation such as the giant prickly pear cactus, along with Galápagos marine wildlife; or one of three active experiences with the expedition team — a hike, kayaking, or snorkeling. Back onboard ship this evening a cocktail hour precedes dinner., |
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Gardner Bay
Gardner Bay 10/31/2024Go ashore on a wet landing at Gardner Bay on Española, also known as Hood Island, where there are extensive nesting grounds for waved albatrosses and sea turtles, and a sea lion colony. Get a close up look at sea lions who love to bask and sleep on the glorious white-sand beach, careless of the presence of humans. The bay and inlets provide swimming and kayaking opportunities today. At Punta Suarez, on the island's western point, sheer cliffs provide thermal currents on which seabirds soar; Galápagos hawks, cactus finches, and hood mockingbirds, the only carnivorous members of the species, may be seen here. Waves crash against the rocky coast and a blowhole sends water spouts skyward, 75 feet high. This evening, join a farewell cocktail reception followed by dinner., |
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Punta Suarez
Punta Suarez 10/31/2024Go ashore on a wet landing at Gardner Bay on Española, also known as Hood Island, where there are extensive nesting grounds for waved albatrosses and sea turtles, and a sea lion colony. Get a close up look at sea lions who love to bask and sleep on the glorious white-sand beach, careless of the presence of humans. The bay and inlets provide swimming and kayaking opportunities today. At Punta Suarez, on the island's western point, sheer cliffs provide thermal currents on which seabirds soar; Galápagos hawks, cactus finches, and hood mockingbirds, the only carnivorous members of the species, may be seen here. Waves crash against the rocky coast and a blowhole sends water spouts skyward, 75 feet high. This evening, join a farewell cocktail reception followed by dinner., |
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Cerro Brujo
Cerro Brujo 11/01/2024San Cristóbal, created by the fusing of multiple volcanoes, is known for its wildlife. An impressive tuff cone has been carved by erosion into an outstanding natural sculpture, and is a resting place for marine birds such as blue-footed bobbies and brown pelicans. You'll have a choice as to how to how to spend your day. Relax and enjoy the pleasures of one of the most beautiful white-sand beaches of the Galápagos where you can swim or snorkel; alternatively, join the Expedition Team for a hike along the beach for an opportunity to view the unique wildlife that call it "home". Return to the ship midday, and spend the remainder of the day aboard ship., |
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Isla Baltra
Isla Baltra 11/02/2024Your Galápagos Islands journey ends today as you disembark ship this morning at Itabaca Channel on Baltra Island, then fly to Guayaquil where your room is waiting at the Hotel del Parque. The remainder of the afternoon is spent as you please; we invite you to join us this evening for a farewell reception and dinner at the hotel., |
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Cruise Ends (Debarkation)
Cruise Ends (Debarkation) 11/02/2024Your Galápagos Islands journey ends today as you disembark ship this morning at Itabaca Channel on Baltra Island, then fly to Guayaquil where your room is waiting at the Hotel del Parque. The remainder of the afternoon is spent as you please; we invite you to join us this evening for a farewell reception and dinner at the hotel., |
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Air Travel
Air Travel 11/02/2024Your Galápagos Islands journey ends today as you disembark ship this morning at Itabaca Channel on Baltra Island, then fly to Guayaquil where your room is waiting at the Hotel del Parque. The remainder of the afternoon is spent as you please; we invite you to join us this evening for a farewell reception and dinner at the hotel., |
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Guayaquil
Guayaquil 11/02/2024Your Galápagos Islands journey ends today as you disembark ship this morning at Itabaca Channel on Baltra Island, then fly to Guayaquil where your room is waiting at the Hotel del Parque. The remainder of the afternoon is spent as you please; we invite you to join us this evening for a farewell reception and dinner at the hotel.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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Guayaquil
Guayaquil 11/03/2024Tour ends: Guayaquil. A transfer is included from the Hotel del Parque in Guayaquil to Guayaquil International Airport; please allow three hours for flight check-in.,Optional Private ExcursionsAvoid the crowds and hustle and bustle associated with a group activity. For a memorable trip ashore, we invite you to consider a private shore excursion. Enjoy the undivided attention of your own driver/guide and the flexibility of experiencing the aspects of the local culture that most interest you. Below are just some samples of the private shore excursions we can arrange for you. Let us personalize your experience!
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Ship Highlights
- Relax in the space's lounge, where you can share stories with fellow guests
- The Grill, offers diners a unique opportunity to cook food directly table side on lava stones, al fresco
- Amenities such as Observation Lounge, Jacuzzi, beauty salon, Basecamp and fitness center
- The Restaurant includes a choice of local Ecuadorean specialties presented with an artistic touch
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Ship Statistics
- Built Year
- 2020
- Registry
- Ecuador
- Ship Length
- 331 ft (101 m)
- Beam
- 53 ft (16 m)
- Gross Tonnage
- 5,800 gross tons
- Maximum Speed
- 14 knots
- Number of Crew
- 90
- Passenger Capacity
- 100
- Crew Nationality
- Ecuadorian
Dining
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The Grill
A famous Grill restaurant in the heart of the Galapagos Islands, offering al-fresco lunches by day and Silversea’s signature Hot Rocks concept by night. Thanks to an advanced sheltering system, The Grill can be enclosed to maximise guest comfort in case of wind and lowering temperatures.
Bars & Lounges
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Explorer Lounge
Continue your exploration of the Galapagos in the Explorer Lounge, undeniably the most elegant way to experience the islands. By day the space is where guests can meet for briefings with their Expedition Team, while by night, the space doubles as a relaxing lounge bar at the heart of the ship with a pianist playing for your listening pleasure.
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Basecamp
The perfect meeting point for Zodiac excursions, the Basecamp has been specially designed to offer guest a chance to prepare for their next adventure. Featuring an interactive wall, the Basecamp doubles as an information HQ where guests access information on the fascinating flora and fauna of the Galapagos Islands.
Wellness
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Fitness Center
Silver Origin’s fitness centre offers guests state-of-the-art equipment for those who do not want to let their routine slide! Fully equipped with free weights and specialised machines, never has working out afforded such amazing views.
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Beauty Spa
Including a wide range of treatments, relax body and mind with the hydrating facials, rejuvenating skin therapies and oh-so-indulgent massages. Designed by renowned interior architects Hirsch Bedner Associates, the Spa is the perfect hybrid between sophisticated elegance and sublime relaxation.
Suite
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Classic Veranda Suite - Deck 5
(CV5)
$16,790
- Category: CV5
One bedroom: 325 ft² / 30 m² including veranda (72 ft² / 7 m²).
Stylish and sophisticated, the Classic Veranda is a haven of peace at the end of a busy day of discovery. A private veranda brings your destination even closer to home. Full butler service completes this suite. Dedicated butler. Floor to ceiling sliding doors with veranda. Sitting area. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. A choice of pillows. Bathroom with large vanity and walk-in shower. Plush robes and slippers. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Hairdryer. Writing desk. 1 large flat-screen TV with Interactive Media Library. Unlimited Standard Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Superior Veranda Suite - Deck 6
(SV6)
$18,090
- Category: SV6
One bedroom: 325 ft² / 30 m² including Horizon Balcony (72 ft² / 7 m²)
The Superior Veranda Suite is designed to give you immersion far beyond excursion in the Galapagos. Silver Origin’s unique Horizon Balcony converts your suite at the touch of a button, transforming your balcony into the inside seating area. A large bathroom with a window into the suite makes this an enviable option when choosing your Galapagos cruise. Dedicated butler. Private veranda with Horizon Balcony. Sitting area. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. A choice of pillows. Bathroom with large vanity and walk-in shower. Plush robes and slippers. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Hairdryer. Writing desk. 1 large flat-screen TV with Interactive Media Library. Unlimited Standard Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Deluxe Veranda Suite - Deck 6
(DV6)
$18,690
- Category: DV6
One bedroom: 335 ft² / 31 m² including Horizon Balcony (62 ft² / 6 m²).
An ocean view walk-in shower plus the unique Horizon Balcony makes this the people’s choice when it comes to sailing the Galapagos Islands. Expertly designed and exquisitely appointed, Deluxe Veranda Suites are warm, spacious and elegantly designed, so that you can make the most of your adventure, without missing the comforts of home. Dedicated butler. Private veranda with Horizon Balcony. Sitting area. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. A choice of pillows. Bathroom with large vanity. Ocean-view walk-in shower. Plush robes and slippers. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Hairdryer. Writing desk. 1 large flat-screen TV with Interactive Media Library. Unlimited Standard Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Silver Suite
(SL)
$28,235
- Category: SL
One bedroom: 536 ft² / 50 m² including veranda (109 ft² / 10 m)
There has never been a better time to get up close and personal with the Galapagos’ fabled marine life than with the Silver Suite. Enormous floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto the beauty of the ocean and its inhabitants. An ocean-view whirlpool bath allows you to experience the beauty of the islands while enjoying the creature comforts of Silversea. Deluxe furnishings complete the experience. Dedicated butler. Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Living room with sitting area. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Bathroom with large vanity. Whirlpool bath and separate shower with an exterior view. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Plush robes and slippers. A choice of pillows. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Vanity table(s) with a hairdryer. 2 large flat-screen TVs with Interactive Media Library. Premium sound system. Premium coffee station. Binoculars. Laundry service. Complimentary laundry service limited to 3 pieces per guest per day. Unlimited Premium Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Superior Veranda Suite
(SV)
Call for pricing
- Category: SV
One bedroom: 325 ft² / 30 m² including Horizon Balcony (72 ft² / 7 m²)
The Superior Veranda Suite is designed to give you immersion far beyond excursion in the Galapagos. Silver Origin’s unique Horizon Balcony converts your suite at the touch of a button, transforming your balcony into the inside seating area. A large bathroom with a window into the suite makes this an enviable option when choosing your Galapagos cruise. Dedicated butler. Private veranda with Horizon Balcony. Sitting area. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. A choice of pillows. Bathroom with large vanity and walk-in shower. Plush robes and slippers. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Hairdryer. Writing desk. 1 large flat-screen TV with Interactive Media Library. Unlimited Standard Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Silver Suite - Deck 5
(SL5)
Call for pricing
- Category: SL5
One bedroom: 536 ft² / 50 m² including veranda (109 ft² / 10 m).
There has never been a better time to get up close and personal with the Galapagos’ fabled marine life than with the Silver Suite. Enormous floor-to-ceiling windows look out onto the beauty of the ocean and its inhabitants. An ocean-view whirlpool bath allows you to experience the beauty of the islands while enjoying the creature comforts of Silversea. Deluxe furnishings complete the experience. Dedicated butler. Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Living room with sitting area. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Bathroom with large vanity. Whirlpool bath and separate shower with an exterior view. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Plush robes and slippers. A choice of pillows. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Vanity table(s) with a hairdryer. 2 large flat-screen TVs with Interactive Media Library. Premium sound system. Premium coffee station. Binoculars. Laundry service. Complimentary laundry service limited to 3 pieces per guest per day. Unlimited Premium Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Royal Suite
(R1)
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- Category: R1
One bedroom: 897 ft² / 83 m² including veranda (305 ft² / 28 m²)
The Royal Suite really is fit for a king! Among the largest on offer, not only does this suite have a private, spacious veranda, but the privileged back ship location means that you’re sure to get the best views there are! Expect all your favorite comforts inside: large ocean-view bathroom with whirlpool bath with walk-in shower, state-of-the-art entertainment system, and plush bedding to ensure the best night sleep you’ve ever had. Dedicated butler. Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Living room with sitting area. Twin beds or king-sized bed. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Bathroom with double vanity, plus a powder room. Ocean-view whirlpool bath and separate shower. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Plush robes and slippers. A choice of pillows. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Vanity table(s) with a hairdryer. 2 large flat-screen TVs with Interactive Media Library. Premium sound system. Premium coffee station. Binoculars. Laundry service. Complimentary laundry service limited to 3 pieces per guest per day. Unlimited Premium Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Owner's Suite
(O1)
Call for pricing
- Category: O1
One bedroom: 1722 ft² / 160 m² including veranda (646 ft² / 60 m²)
The name says it all; truly the apex of luxury, the Owner’s Suite is for those who want to experience the islands in comfort. A separate bedroom, modern bathroom with whirlpool bath with ocean views and elegant seating area ensure privacy and coziness are the names of the game, while the vast veranda means full island immersion is assured. Dedicated butler. Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Living room with sitting area. Separate dining area. Twin beds or king-sized bed. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Plush robes and slippers. Bathroom with double vanity, plus a powder room. Ocean-view whirlpool bath and separate shower. Eco-friendly bath amenities. A choice of pillows. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Vanity table(s) with a hairdryer. Writing desk(s). 2 large flat-screen TVs with Interactive Media Library. Premium sound system. Premium coffee station. Binoculars. Laundry service. Complimentary laundry service limited to 3 pieces per guest per day. Unlimited Premium Wifi. Direct-dial telephone(s). 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Medallion Suite
(ME)
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- Category: ME
One bedroom: 355 ft² / 33 m² including Horizon Balcony (88 ft² / 8 m²)
The Medallion Suite wears its name well – as it truly the gold medal of comfort in the Galapagos Islands. Designed with the adventurous guest in mind, enlarge your suite at the touch of the button with the unique Horizon Balcony. The perfect hybrid of expedition and luxury, the Medallion Suite features rich furnishings for easy-going comfort. An ocean-view walk-in shower extends your adventure even further. Dedicated butler. Private veranda with Horizon Balcony. Sitting area. Twin beds or king-sized bed. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Bathroom with large vanity. Ocean-view walk-in shower. Plush robes and slippers. Eco-friendly bath amenities. A choice of pillows. Fitted wardrobe with personal safe. Hairdryer. Writing desk. 1 large flat-screen TV with Interactive Media Library. Premium sound system. Premium coffee station. Binoculars. Laundry service. Complimentary laundry service limited to 3 pieces per guest per day. Unlimited Premium Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Grand Suite
(G1)
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- Category: G1
One bedroom: 1025 ft² / 95 m² including veranda (271 ft² / 25 m²)
Grand by name and grand by nature! A perfect compliment to your Galapagos Islands cruise, the Grand suite affords superb views from morning to night thanks to a glass-paneled wall in the living area. A large, private veranda and ocean-view bathroom make the most of the destination. Beautifully furnished and appointed, the Grand Suite is the perfect answer for those who like to explore in luxury. Dedicated butler. Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors. Living room with sitting area. Separate dining area. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Twin beds or king-sized bed. Bathroom with double vanity, plus a powder room. Ocean-view whirlpool bath and separate shower. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Plush robes and slippers. A choice of pillows. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Vanity table(s) with a hairdryer. 2 large flat-screen TVs with Interactive Media Library. Premium sound system. Premium coffee station. Binoculars. Laundry service. Complimentary laundry service limited to 3 pieces per guest per day. Unlimited Premium Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Deluxe Veranda Suite
(DX)
Call for pricing
- Category: DX
One bedroom: 335 ft² / 31 m² including Horizon Balcony (62 ft² / 6 m²)
An ocean view walk-in shower plus the unique Horizon Balcony makes this the people’s choice when it comes to sailing the Galapagos Islands. Expertly designed and exquisitely appointed, Deluxe Veranda Suites are warm, spacious and elegantly designed, so that you can make the most of your adventure, without missing the comforts of home. Dedicated butler. Private veranda with Horizon Balcony. Sitting area. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. A choice of pillows. Bathroom with large vanity. Ocean-view walk-in shower. Plush robes and slippers. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Hairdryer. Writing desk. 1 large flat-screen TV with Interactive Media Library. Unlimited Standard Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
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Classic Veranda Suite
(CV)
Call for pricing
- Category: CV
One bedroom: 325 ft² / 30 m² including veranda (72 ft² / 7 m²)
Stylish and sophisticated, the Classic Veranda is a haven of peace at the end of a busy day of discovery. A private veranda brings your destination even closer to home. Full butler service completes this suite. Dedicated butler. Floor to ceiling sliding doors with veranda. Sitting area. Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences. In-suite freshwater purification systems and refill stations. Twin beds or queen-sized bed. A choice of pillows. Bathroom with large vanity and walk-in shower. Plush robes and slippers. Eco-friendly bath amenities. Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe. Hairdryer. Writing desk. 1 large flat-screen TV with Interactive Media Library. Unlimited Standard Wifi. 110/220 volt and USB outlets. Direct-dial telephone(s). Complimentary expedition gear (waterproof backpack, raincoat, and premium metallic water bottle).
Land / Cruise Price includes all private Tauck shore excursions and distinctive inclusions, cruise fare, port charges, applicable fuel surcharges, entertainment and gratuities to Tauck Director, local experts, naturalists, ship staff and drivers. Departures will be hosted by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 guests.
Aboard ship, select wines, premium spirits, and soft drinks are available throughout the day
Note: Your cruise may be a shared ship experience with non-Tauck guests onboard as well; all Tauck guests will be accompanied by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 Tauck guests, and your itinerary will always be highlighted by exclusive, private Tauck shore excursions.
Note: For activities marked with an asterisk (*) in day-by-day descriptions, participation is at your own risk, and a signed liability waiver will be required.
All fares are quoted in US Dollars.
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Deck 8
Stateroom Key
- Owner's Suite (O1)
- Grand Suite (G1)
- Royal Suite (R1)
- Silver Suite (SL)
- Medallion Suite (ME)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite (DX)
- Superior Veranda Suite (SV)
- Classic Veranda Suite (CV)
- Classic Veranda Suite - Deck 5 (CV5)
- Silver Suite - Deck 5 (SL5)
- Superior Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (SV6)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (DV6)
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Deck 7
Stateroom Key
- Owner's Suite (O1)
- Grand Suite (G1)
- Royal Suite (R1)
- Silver Suite (SL)
- Medallion Suite (ME)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite (DX)
- Superior Veranda Suite (SV)
- Classic Veranda Suite (CV)
- Classic Veranda Suite - Deck 5 (CV5)
- Silver Suite - Deck 5 (SL5)
- Superior Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (SV6)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (DV6)
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Deck 6
Stateroom Key
- Owner's Suite (O1)
- Grand Suite (G1)
- Royal Suite (R1)
- Silver Suite (SL)
- Medallion Suite (ME)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite (DX)
- Superior Veranda Suite (SV)
- Classic Veranda Suite (CV)
- Classic Veranda Suite - Deck 5 (CV5)
- Silver Suite - Deck 5 (SL5)
- Superior Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (SV6)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (DV6)
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Deck 5
Stateroom Key
- Owner's Suite (O1)
- Grand Suite (G1)
- Royal Suite (R1)
- Silver Suite (SL)
- Medallion Suite (ME)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite (DX)
- Superior Veranda Suite (SV)
- Classic Veranda Suite (CV)
- Classic Veranda Suite - Deck 5 (CV5)
- Silver Suite - Deck 5 (SL5)
- Superior Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (SV6)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (DV6)
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Deck 4
Stateroom Key
- Owner's Suite (O1)
- Grand Suite (G1)
- Royal Suite (R1)
- Silver Suite (SL)
- Medallion Suite (ME)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite (DX)
- Superior Veranda Suite (SV)
- Classic Veranda Suite (CV)
- Classic Veranda Suite - Deck 5 (CV5)
- Silver Suite - Deck 5 (SL5)
- Superior Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (SV6)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (DV6)
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Deck 3
Stateroom Key
- Owner's Suite (O1)
- Grand Suite (G1)
- Royal Suite (R1)
- Silver Suite (SL)
- Medallion Suite (ME)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite (DX)
- Superior Veranda Suite (SV)
- Classic Veranda Suite (CV)
- Classic Veranda Suite - Deck 5 (CV5)
- Silver Suite - Deck 5 (SL5)
- Superior Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (SV6)
- Deluxe Veranda Suite - Deck 6 (DV6)