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Galápagos Expedition Yacht

Solaris

Solaris offers flexible Galápagos expeditions through the western, eastern, and southern regions of the archipelago, combining wildlife-rich visitor sites, guided landings, snorkeling opportunities, and comfortable time at sea.

The vessel

Explore more of the Galápagos in comfort.

From the remote volcanic landscapes of Isabela and Fernandina to the seabird colonies of Genovesa and Española, Solaris connects travelers with contrasting ecosystems across the archipelago. Its routes combine beaches, lava fields, highlands, mangroves, conservation centers, and close wildlife encounters.

SnorkelingPanga TripsHikingWildlifeBeachesPhotography
Solaris yacht in the Galápagos
Onboard ExperienceComfortable sailing across diverse island routes
Solaris western route
Solaris eastern route
Solaris southern route
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Download Solaris itineraries

Compare three routes through the western, eastern, and southern Galápagos, each combining distinctive landscapes, wildlife, and visitor sites.

Itinerary B5 Days / 4 Nights

Eastern Discovery

This five-day route combines Santa Cruz, North Seymour, Mosquera, Genovesa, South Plaza, Santa Fe, and San Cristóbal, with a strong emphasis on seabird colonies and classic wildlife sites.

  • Includes the Santa Cruz highlands, North Seymour, Mosquera, Darwin Bay, and Prince Philip’s Steps.
  • Continues to South Plaza, Barrington Bay at Santa Fe, and Witch Hill in San Cristóbal.
  • Wildlife possibilities include frigatebirds, blue- and red-footed boobies, giant tortoises, land and marine iguanas, and sea lions.
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Itinerary C5 Days / 4 Nights

Eastern & Southern Wonders

This route links San Cristóbal, Española, Floreana, Santiago, Bartolomé, and Santa Cruz, combining seabird colonies, historic sites, snorkeling, beaches, and volcanic scenery.

  • Includes Colorado Hill, Gardner Bay, Suarez Point, Cormorant Point, Champion Islet, Post Office Bay, and Baroness Lookout.
  • Continues through Sullivan Bay, Bartolomé, and Black Turtle Cove before returning through Baltra.
  • Wildlife possibilities include waved albatrosses, sea lions, marine iguanas, penguins, flamingos, turtles, rays, and reef sharks.
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Download the three itineraries and compare duration, islands, wildlife, landscapes, and activities before selecting the best Galápagos journey.

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