The Jewel of the Galapagos Islands
About Alya
Experience the “Enchanted Islands” on board the M/C Alya
Luxury Cruise, also known as “The Jewel of Galapagos” due
to its design representing the perfection, the beauty and
uniqueness of this unique paradise.
Enjoy the majesty of a golden experience, delightful cuisine
and personalized service in a comfortable and exclusive
environment.
Luxury Experience
A ship created with highest quality standards on navigation
including a state-of-the-art technology in order to show the
best of the Galapagos Islands.
Taking care of the details when you cruise the archipelago, you
will experience luxury in a whole new concept.
Key Features
16
Passengers
9
Cabins
8
Crew
1
Bilingual Guide
1
Bilingual Guide
Wifi
Facilities
Lounge
Located at the back of the boat, with a beautiful view of the sea. It has a television, DVD, small library and toy library.
Cabins
Double Matrimonial
Luxurious and spacious cabins ideal for couples, where you can enjoy the unique landscape of the enchanted islands while relaxing on your private balcony.
Cuisine
Delight yourself with your favorite dishes or dare to try a fascinating gastronomic experience on board.
Food
Embark on a culinary adventure aboard our Galapagos cruise, where you’ll experience a delightful fusion of Ecuadorian and international flavors. Our onboard menus offer a diverse selection of delectable dishes that showcase the rich culinary heritage of Ecuador and the global palate. Prepare to be tantalized by the mouthwatering creations prepared by our talented chefs.
Activities
Snorkeling
One of the most enjoyable activities in the Galapagos is underwater hiking or more commonly called "snorkeling", for which we provide you with complete equipment, fins, mask, and snorkel as well as short and long wetsuits, which are included in the price. Our guide and other zodiac assistants will supervise you so that you can enjoy this activity in complete safety.
Itineraries
Itinerary A
Thursday | PM: | Santa Cruz: Black Turtle Cove |
Friday | AM: | Genovesa: Darwin Bay |
PM: | Genovesa: Barranco | |
Saturday | AM: | Santiago: Sullivan Bay |
PM: | Bartolome: Bartolome | |
Sunday | AM: | Santiago: Chinese Hat |
PM: | Mosquera: Mosquera | |
Monday | AM: | Santa Cruz: Charles Darwin Station |
Monday | PM: | Santa Cruz: Highlands |
Tuesday | AM: | Isabela: Moreno Point |
PM: | Isabela: Elizabeth Bay | |
Wednesday | AM: | Isabela: Urbina Bay |
PM: | Fernandina: Espinoza Point | |
Thursday | AM: | Isabela: Tagus Cove |
PM: | Isabela: Vicente Roca Point | |
Friday | AM: | Santiago: Espumilla Beach |
PM: | Santiago: Egas Port | |
Saturday | AM: | Santa Cruz: Bachas Beach |
Saturday | PM: | Seymour: Seymour |
Sunday | AM: | Plazas: South Plazas |
PM: | Santa Fe: Santa Fe | |
Monday | AM: | San Cristobal: Interpretation Center / Kicker Rock |
PM: | San Cristobal: Lobos Island | |
Tuesday | AM: | Española: Gardner Bay |
PM: | Española: Suarez Point | |
Wednesday | AM: | Floreana: Cormorant Point/Devil’s Crown |
PM: | Floreana: Alieri Hill | |
Thursday | AM: | Santa Cruz: Highlands |
Technical Details
Safety Equipment
- 35 life jackets
- 4 lifebuoys 9mm
- Flare gun, smoke signals, SOS flashlights and other types of visual signals
- 2 survival rafts, 25 passengers each
- Fire extinguishers 10 lb and 2lb
- Fire hoses 15m
- Fire detectors and complete fire protection system
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