Embark on an Extraordinary Journey: Join Me in Paradise, an Exquisite Galápagos Islands Yoga and Mindfulness Retreat in the Heart of the World.

- 5  days cruise (sunday to thursday) in Galapagos Islands
- Accommodation aboard NEMO III Catamaran
- Yoga most days (at teacher’s discretion on cruising adventure days)
- Three meals a day
- Naturalist-accompanied daily excursions to different islands itineraries (see previous slide for examples)
- Snorkeling and swimming on all day excursions (kayaks and stand up paddle boards available upon request)
- Itineraries include visit spots not available through land based tours
- Sunrise/ Sundown yoga/meditation at visit sights 
- Unlimited southern hemisphere star gazing on the viewing deck
- Transfers to and from the airport (on arrival and departure days only)

- Flights to and from Ecuador
- $20 US SICGAL inspection and migration card
- $200 US Galapagos National Park entrance fee (cash only)
- Alcohol or items of a personal nature / souvenirs
- Gratuities (at your discretion)
- Travel Insurance (recommended)

• Flights to and from Ecuador

• Flight tickets from Ecuador to Galapagos

• Transit card USD 20 P.P.

• The entrance fee to Galapagos National Park (currently USD 200 for adults and USD 100 for children) (Subjecto to change).

• Cotton pants

• Shorts

• T-shirts

• A windbreaker or light sweater for the evenings

• Hat

• Lots of sunscreen

• Hiking boots/shoes

• Sneakers

• Tevas/sandals with security straps

• Sunglasses (with strap)

• An extra pair of prescription glasses (if needed)

• Small water bottle

• Small backpack (for your camera, film, etc)

• Plastic bag to keep your camera or photographic equipment dry

• Camera and/or video equipment and plenty of film

• Snorkeling gear (not essential)*

• Duffel bag with a lock

• Medications (anything you might be using while your cruise)

• Motion sickness medication (if you are prone to sea sickness)

• Books to read while on the yacht

• Binocular

• Insect repellent

There will opportunities to snorkel during the voyage. Masks, snorkels and fins are available on board (free of charge). We encourage you to bring your own to ensure the perfect fit and therefore the most enjoyable time snorkelling.

The water around the Galapagos is generally calm however it can get rough when the cold Humboldt Current arrives in July through September. If you are prone to seasickness we suggest you contact your physician prior to departure and ask whether medication, patches or wristbands would work best for you.

There is a basic first aid kit onboard for minor ailments however the boat is not equipped to handle serious medical conditions. Passengers are required to obtain medical insurance that covers medical emergency evacuation.

Purified drinking water is available on board and a refillable water bottle is provided.

There are 110V electrical outlets in the cabins using the North American style plugs, with two flat blade prongs. If you are planning on taking a video or digital camera we suggest you take an extra set of charged batteries.

The staff and crew appreciate gratuities. In fairness to all and to make your cruise more enjoyable tips are collected at the end of the voyage and distributed among the crewmembers and the guide. Although we leave the amount to your discretion, we suggest a rate of USD$8-$10 per passenger per day while on the boat.

Due to the cabin sizes on the yachts and the weight restrictions that airlines enforce 20 kgs per person, the amount of luggage you can bring on the boat is limited. You can leave unnecessary items in your joining hotel storage room in Quito.

Aside from your arrival and departure day into the Galapagos, there are approximately 2 island landings per day; each taking around 4 hours.