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REINA SILVIA VOYAGER ITINERARIES

10-day itineraries on the Galapagos Catamaran Reina Silvia Voyager

Check out the Galapagos cruise Reina Silvia Voyager Itineraries below.  

Reina Silvia Voyager offers a 10-day Quito to Quito cruise.

All Galapagos cruise itineraries provide guests with a combination of activities. These allow you to hike, snorkel, walk along the beach, or do some kayaking. Expert guides will accompany you to all locations.

Please note: Details regarding Reina Silvia Viyager cruise itineraries and Galapagos excursions are subject to change without prior notice. Changes in plans may arise due to weather conditions, National Park regulations, emergencies on board, or other unforeseen circumstances.

10-DAY/9-NIGHT WEST & CENTRAL ISLANDS - REINA SILVIA VOYAGER CRUISE ITINERARY

QUITO to QUITO - FRIDAY TO SUNDAY

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REINA SILVIA VOYAGER ITINERARY (10-DAY QUITO TO QUITO)

Day 1 - Quito

Arrive at any time. Your arrival transfer is included.

With no scheduled activities today, you can check into your hotel and take your time exploring the city. A G Adventures representative will meet you at the hotel to welcome you and provide an overview of the tour.

Transport.  Arrival at Mariscal Sucre International Airport – Quito
Arrival.
Arrival Day and Welcome Meeting with G Representative
Your adventure officially begins today. You’re free to explore at your leisure, but be sure to return in time for the group meeting. Your G Representative will go over all the important details of your tour.

Day 2 - Quito / Puerto Ayora

Begin your journey with an early transfer to the airport for your flight to the Galápagos Islands. Upon landing, you’ll be greeted by your Naturalist Guide and make your way to Santa Cruz Island. Before boarding your vessel in the late afternoon from Puerto Ayora, you’ll explore the island’s lush highlands and visit the renowned Charles Darwin Research Station.

After arriving in Baltra, you’ll travel to the highlands of Santa Cruz for a rare chance to observe the Galápagos’ most iconic reptile—the giant tortoise—in its natural, wild habitat. It’s an incredible privilege to witness this endangered species roaming freely through a landscape filled with rich vegetation, including the unique Scalesia Forest (a giant daisy tree found only in the Galápagos). Keep your eyes open for the striking vermilion flycatcher displaying its vivid red plumage, as well as various species of Darwin’s finches, especially the remarkable Woodpecker Finch.

Your experience continues with a visit to the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center and the Charles Darwin Research Station, where you’ll gain firsthand insight into the vital conservation and research work happening throughout the islands. Here, you can observe several subspecies of adult tortoises, numerous hatchlings, and learn about the successful repatriation programs working to save tortoise and iguana species from extinction.

Plane (Mariscal Sucre International Airport – Seymour Airport) 2 hours

Airport transfer.

Visit To The Highlands of Santa Cruz ( Santa Cruz Island)

Make your way to the lush highlands of Santa Cruz, an ideal spot for a scenic walk where you can observe giant tortoises roaming freely in their natural habitat. After your hike, enjoy a delicious included lunch.

 
Fausto Llerena Breeding Center & Charles Darwin Research Station Visit (Puerto Ayora) 45m

Visit the Fausto Llerena Breeding Center, an excellent place to observe several species of giant tortoises. Once pushed to the brink of extinction, these iconic Galápagos tortoises can now be seen up close. Adult tortoises are kept in a special corral, while a dedicated nursery cares for young tortoises until about age three, when their shells have fully hardened.

This site is also home to the Charles Darwin Research Station, established in 1964. The station plays a vital role in preserving the Galápagos ecosystem through the work of scientists, researchers, and volunteers. Although the offices are not open to the public, the facility serves as a center for international scientific study and provides important environmental education for the local community.

Reina Silvia Voyager (Puerto Ayora)

The Reina Silvia Voyager lives up to its distinguished name. This modern catamaran provides exceptional stability as you cruise through the Galápagos Islands. Take in the stunning views from the expansive sun deck, relax in the Jacuzzi, or unwind on your private balcony, available with most cabins.

Meals included:  Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

 

Day 3 - Floreana: Punta Cormorant / Post Office Bay

Arrive at Punta Cormorant on Floreana Island for guided walks where you can observe a variety of birds and wildlife while learning about the area’s unique natural history. Then, enjoy a snorkeling excursion at Champion Islet. In the afternoon, visit Post Office Bay followed by a trip to a pirate cave in the highlands, offering excellent views of the island.

Your morning begins with a visit to Punta Cormorant, where you’ll hike to a saltwater lagoon that serves as a habitat for vibrant flamingos. From there, continue to Champion Islet—named after whaler Andrew Champion—which lies just off Floreana’s coast. This site is considered one of the most beautiful snorkeling spots in the Galápagos.

After lunch, head to the historic Post Office Bay. You’ll land on the beach and walk to the location where 18th-century whalers once placed a wooden barrel to serve as an informal mail system—a tradition that continues today. Bring your postcards, and don’t be surprised if they reach home before you do!

In the afternoon, visit Asilo de la Paz, a 450-meter hill located beyond Straw Hill in the island’s agricultural zone. This site is known for its historical highlights: a pirate cave and a freshwater spring, both found at the base of the hill.

Reina Silvia Voyager - Puerto Ayora – Floreana Island

The Reina Silvia Voyager truly lives up to its distinguished name. This modern catamaran provides excellent stability as it cruises through the Galápagos Islands. Take in panoramic views from the spacious sun deck, unwind in the Jacuzzi, or relax on your private balcony available in most cabins.

Punta Cormorant Visit - Floreana Island

Explore Punta Cormorant, the sole landing site on Floreana Island, where you’ll encounter two strikingly different beaches—one with green sand tinted by olivine crystals and another with fine white sand known as “Flour Beach.” Spend the afternoon observing flamingos and other shorebirds feeding in the lagoon, and keep an eye out for penguins and marine iguanas along the shoreline.

Snorkelling at Champion Islet - Champion Islet

Dive into the crystal-clear waters around this small island and interact with the lively sea lion colony that lives here. You may also spot sea turtles, rays, and a variety of colorful reef fish as you explore beneath the surface.

Post Office Bay Visit - Floreana Island

Discover the unique tradition of Post Office Bay, where 18th-century English whalers placed a wooden barrel to serve as an informal mail drop. Today, visitors continue the custom by leaving postcards and taking others to deliver—perhaps even carrying one home yourself.

Asilo de Paz – Pirate’s Cave Visit - Floreana Island

Visit Asilo de Paz and explore a historic lava cave once inhabited by early pirate settlers. As you make your way through the area, look for giant tortoises that are part of an ongoing repopulation program. Enjoy the stunning viewpoints from the hilltop overlooking nearby islands.

Meals included: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 4 – Isabela: Punta Moreno / Elizabeth Bay

Begin your morning with a landing at Punta Moreno on the southwest coast of Isabela, where you’ll walk across striking lava formations and enjoy views of the island’s three most active volcanoes. This area is also home to beautiful brackish pools that attract flamingos and other bird species. In the afternoon, continue to Elizabeth Bay, an exceptional spot for observing both birdlife and marine creatures. Explore the shallow waters and mangroves by zodiac, keeping an eye out for sea turtles and penguins.

Your visit to Punta Moreno starts with a dry landing onto hardened lava flows that have created natural craters filled with crystal-clear tidal pools. Peer into these pools for a chance to spot marine life drifting below the surface. In the brackish waters, you may encounter pink flamingos, white-cheeked pintails, and common gallinules. With a bit of luck, you might also observe white-tip reef sharks and sea turtles.

In the afternoon, head to Elizabeth Bay on Isabela’s east coast. Cruise through the mangroves by zodiac, watching for pelicans and other coastal birds, along with a rich variety of marine life visible through the clear water. This area is ideal for snorkeling and may reveal schools of colorful fish, playful sea lions, and even sharks.

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Reina Silvia Voyager - Floreana Island – Isabela Island

The Reina Silvia Voyager lives up to its distinguished name. This modern catamaran delivers excellent stability as it navigates the Galápagos waters. Take in sweeping views from the spacious sun deck, relax in the Jacuzzi, or unwind on your private balcony, available with most cabins.

Elizabeth Bay Panga Ride - Elizabeth Bay

Set out on a panga ride to explore the sheltered mangrove-lined waters of Elizabeth Bay. Watch for wildlife tucked among the roots and along the shoreline, including marine turtles, rays, and flightless cormorants. You may also spot blue-footed boobies, penguins, and pelicans feeding in the rich marine environment.

Punta Moreno Visit - Punta Moreno

Discover the striking landscapes of Punta Moreno, known for its dramatic black lava fields and a network of brackish lagoons that attract a variety of wildlife. Look for Darwin’s finches, Galápagos doves, penguins, and more as you explore. Bring your camera to capture the stunning scenery and your snorkel for a different perspective beneath the surface. Punta Moreno also offers panoramic views of three of Isabela’s impressive volcanoes: Alcedo, Sierra Negra, and Cerro Azul.

Meals included: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 5 – Isabela / Fernandina

Begin your day with a morning visit to Urbina Bay, located at the foot of Alcedo Volcano. Keep watch for land iguanas and enjoy the unique geological features created when the shoreline was uplifted in 1954. In the afternoon, head to Punta Espinoza on Fernandina—the youngest and one of the most pristine islands in the Galápagos. Here, you’ll encounter large colonies of sea lions, marine iguanas, and an array of birdlife.

At Urbina Bay, you’ll explore remarkable formations left behind by a dramatic uplift that raised a marine reef above sea level. Look for stingrays and sea turtles gliding near the surface, and spot pelicans and marine iguanas along the shore. The view of Alcedo Volcano adds to the area’s striking scenery. Later, land at Punta Espinoza and walk past dense colonies of marine iguanas and groups of sea lions on your way to the island’s highlight: the nesting site of the flightless cormorant (seasonal). This area also provides a great opportunity to spot the Galápagos hawk.

Urbina Bay Visit - Urbina Bay

Explore Urbina Bay on foot and walk across what was once a thriving underwater reef before it rose above sea level in 1950. Admire the dried coral formations and enjoy excellent chances to snorkel. The area is rich with wildlife, including brilliantly colored land iguanas, flightless cormorants, land tortoises, marine turtles, and rays.

Punta Espinoza Visit - Punta Espinoza

Follow a network of trails through one of the most remarkable landing sites in the Galápagos. Punta Espinoza is home to some of the largest colonies of marine iguanas and seabirds. Walk along the beach and across lava fields for a rare opportunity to experience one of the archipelago’s least-visited regions. Snorkeling is also available here.

Reina Silvia Voyager - Isabela Island – Fernandina Island

The Reina Silvia Voyager continues to provide a comfortable and stable cruising experience as you travel between the islands. Relax on the spacious sun deck, soak in the Jacuzzi, or unwind on your private balcony, available in most cabins.

Snorkeling at Punta Espinoza - Punta Espinoza

Enjoy one of the finest snorkeling sites in the Galápagos. Here, you can observe marine iguanas feeding underwater, along with sea lions, sea turtles, rays, pufferfish, and even dolphins.

Meals included: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 6 – Isabela: Tagus Cove / Punta Vicente Roca

Begin your day with a visit to Tagus Cove, where you can hike to a lookout for breathtaking views of the bay. Along the cliffs, spot historic graffiti left by whalers and pirates who once anchored here. In the afternoon, head to Punta Vicente Roca, one of the Galápagos’ lesser-visited gems and an exceptional snorkeling site teeming with marine life.

After breakfast, explore Tagus Cove, located across from Fernandina Island near the Bolivar Channel. This natural anchorage has welcomed ships since the 1800s. Wander the trails near Lake Darwin, leading up to a ridge with spectacular panoramas. In the afternoon, visit Vicente Roca Point, comprised of two coves. The bay’s rich waters are home to seahorses, sea turtles, and the fascinating Mola mola (sunfish).

Tagus Cove Visit – Tagus Cove

Tour Tagus Cove on foot, once a favored anchorage for whalers and pirates. Enjoy sweeping views of Darwin Lake—a saltwater crater—along with the bay and the towering Darwin and Wolf volcanoes. Upon landing, climb the wooden stairway to the trail entrance and follow paths through dry vegetation. For those seeking adventure, continue to a promontory formed by spatter cones, or explore the area by dinghy.

Snorkeling – Tagus Cove

Grab your mask and snorkel to explore the calm waters of Tagus Cove. Swim among schools of tropical fish and, if lucky, spot rockfish, sharks, and seahorses.

Kayaking – Tagus Cove (Morning)

Paddle across the serene waters of Tagus Bay by kayak, soaking up the sun while exploring the surrounding coastline.

Snorkeling – Punta Vicente Roca

Experience one of the Galápagos’ premier snorkeling locations at Punta Vicente Roca. Protected coves and nutrient-rich cold water upwellings attract a diverse array of marine life. Watch for penguins, blue-footed and Nazca boobies, sea lions, sea turtles, rays, and pufferfish.

Reina Silvia Voyager – Fernandina Island – Isabela Island

The Reina Silvia Voyager continues to provide a smooth and stable cruising experience as you sail between islands. Relax on the spacious sun deck, unwind in the Jacuzzi, or enjoy the comfort of your private balcony, available in most cabins.

Meals included: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 7 – Santiago: Buccaneer Cove / Puerto Egas

Start your day with a morning visit to Buccaneer Cove, where towering cliffs and nesting seabirds create a dramatic backdrop. In the afternoon, explore Puerto Egas, home to a salt crater, dark sand beach, and tidal pools. Take the opportunity to snorkel among the abundant marine life, including turtles, rays, and reef sharks.

In the morning, immerse yourself in the waters of Buccaneer Cove, a site that once served as a refuge for British buccaneers. Pirates anchored here to repair their ships and stock up on resources like tortoise meat. Marvel at the steep cliffs where hundreds of seabirds perch above the dark red sand beach. After lunch, head to Puerto Egas (also called James Bay) on Santiago Island. Walk along trails that lead to tide pools and rocky grottos teeming with wildlife. Observe Galápagos hawks, agile lava lizards, and basking fur sea lions. The area is also ideal for snorkeling.

Reina Silvia Voyager – Isabela Island to Santiago Island

The Reina Silvia Voyager continues to provide a smooth and stable cruising experience throughout your Galápagos journey. Relax on the spacious sun deck, soak in the Jacuzzi, or unwind on your private balcony, available in most cabins.

Snorkeling – Buccaneer Cove

Dive into the clear waters of Buccaneer Cove and encounter local marine life up close. Swim alongside playful sea lions and observe numerous marine birds in their natural habitat.

Puerto Egas Visit – Puerto Egas

Explore the striking shoreline of Puerto Egas, also known as James Bay. The area is rich in wildlife, from shorebirds to reptiles, making it a perfect spot for photography and nature observation.

Snorkeling – Puerto Egas

Snorkel directly off the beach to explore Puerto Egas’ vibrant underwater ecosystem. Look for rays, turtles, and reef sharks. Afterwards, visit the tidal pools, where marine iguanas and Sally Lightfoot crabs are abundant.

Kayaking – Buccaneer Cove (Morning)

Paddle through Buccaneer Cove by kayak, navigating cliffs and coves while keeping an eye out for the rich variety of wildlife that inhabits the area.

Meals included: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 8 - Santa Cruz / North Seymour

Visit the beach on Las Bachas and relax or swim in the crystal waters. Continue to North Seymour for guided walks to observe birds and wildlife, including vast sea lion colonies. More snorkelling opportunities for the chance to see marine life.

The morning visit to Bachas Beach which is a swimming beach is located on the north shore of Santa Cruz. One of the few remnants of the U.S. World War II presence in the Galapagos, a floating pier, can be seen here. You may see flamingos, Sally Lightfoot crabs, hermit crabs, black-necked stilts, and whimbrels. Sea turtles also nest on the beach at night (seasonal). In the afternoon, you will visit North Seymour. Here you will be able to see Galapagos sea lions, blue-footed boobies and magnificent frigate birds which are abundant on the Island. The island was formed by a series of submarine lava flows containing layers of sediment that were uplifted by tectonic activity. The island is characterized by its arid vegetation zone.

 
Reina Silvia Voyager -Santiago Island – North Seymour

The Reina Silvia Voyager is just as elevated as the name implies. This modern catamaran offers increased stability when cruising the waters of the Galápagos Islands. Enjoy the view from the spacious sun deck, Jacuzzi, or private balconies (available with most cabins).

 
Bachas Beach Visit - Bachas Beach (2h-3h)

Head to Bachas Beach where the sand is made of decomposed coral, making it soft and white, and a favourite site for nesting sea turtles. Spot abundant Sally Lightfoot crabs on the lava rocks along the water's edge -- these crabs will eat anything they can get their claws on! Trek to see a wide range of wildlife, including flamingos, hermit crabs, black necked stilts, and marine iguanas. You will also have the opportunity to snorkel here.

 
Snorkelling (Bachas Beach) 45m-1h

Go snorkelling or swimming right off the white sand beach of Las Bachas. Spot all sorts of marine wildlife in its shallow waters and tidal pools. Bachas is also one of the most important beaches for the green turtle as a nesting site.

 
Snorkelling (North Seymour Island) 45m-1h

Take your time exploring the underwater world along North Seymour's beach. Be greeted by large schools of tropical fish and sea lions, and keep an eye out for sea turtles and reef sharks.

 
North Seymour Island Visit - North Seymour

Have an amazing wildlife experience visiting North Seymour Island – this island is teeming with life! Follow trails to see all the action (you may need to give way to a passing sea lion or marine iguana while walking). Depending on the season, see blue-footed booby nests where mating pairs perform their courtship dance. Head to a rocky shore to see flocks of pelicans having lunch in a dive bomb feeding frenzy, then turn inland to a large nesting site of magnificent frigatebirds. These huge, dark acrobats have two-metre (6.5 ft) wingspans, and males, with their puffed-up scarlet throat sacks, sit precariously perched in low bushes to watch over their equally large chicks.

Meals included: Breakfast | Lunch | Dinner

Day 9 – Baltra / Quito

Disembark the Reina Silvia Voyager at Baltra and transfer to the airport for your flight back to Quito. Upon arrival, check in at your hotel and enjoy one final evening in the city.

Important: G Adventures strongly advises against booking departure flights on the same day the group returns to Quito. Local flight schedules are subject to change and delays could affect your travel. It is recommended to book flights for the final day of the tour as indicated on the full itinerary.

Accommodation: Hotel Hilton Colón (or similar)

Meals included: Breakfast

Day 10 – Quito

Departure at any time.

Meals included: Breakfast

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