Sun deck | Nemo 1

Lower deck | Nemo 1

Main deck | Nemo 1

<p>We are a top choice for exploring the Enchanted islands with our luxurious catamaran motor sailboat Nemo Galapagos.</p>

<p>The stunningly beautiful Catamaran Sailer has just started offering Galapagos tours in 2002.&nbsp;The Nemo is a great choice for a cruise with friends or family.&nbsp;The entire 12-passenger Catamaran can be charter for a unique, private cruise.&nbsp;The two hulls share six double cabins with their own baths and hot showers.</p>

<p>S/C Nemo is a unique cruising boat thanks to its spacious saloon, large cockpit and unique exterior surface.&nbsp;The Nemo I features a spacious, elegant salon, a large sun deck, and delicious cuisine.&nbsp;Although the Nemo I does not have air conditioning, it has plenty of clean air flow.</p>

<p>It was built by DUFOUR shipyard, and imagined by JOUBERT &ndash; NIVELT. However, it was Jacques PIERREJEAN who designed the final touches that gave Nemo Galapagos its unique atmosphere.</p>

<p>You can explore the Galapagos Islands with the onboard kayaks, or rent the Scuba diving equipment.&nbsp;Occasional diving is available on naturalist cruises. There are four immersions for five-day cruises, and six for eight-day cruises.</p>

<p>You can charter the Nemo for full-dive cruises.&nbsp;Private charters allow you to request night dives or even custom itineraries, which are approved by Galapagos Park authorities. This is a great way to see Darwin and Wolf.&nbsp;Nemo is a member in good standing of the DAN, PADI and Scubapro diving associations.</p>


Dining room | Nemo 1

Exterior view | Nemo 1

Exterior dining area | Nemo 1

Bedroom | Nemo 1

Nemo I

We are a top choice for exploring the Enchanted islands with our luxurious catamaran motor sailboat Nemo Galapagos.

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Transfer to the yacht after arrival at the Baltra airport.
<h2>North Seymour Island</h2>
Navigation and lunch service to Seymour Island North of Baltra<br />
Dry landing.&nbsp;Nature walk in North Seymour<br />
It is approximately 2.25 km (1.25 mi) long and crosses the inland of the island. It also explores the rugged coast.&nbsp;The trail crosses the inland of the island and explores the rocky coast. It also passes Blue-Footed Boobie colonies.&nbsp;Magnificent Frigatebird is a large, black bird that has a wide wingspan and a hooked beak. It is fast and excellent at vision.&nbsp;The large, red pouch at the necks of Frigatebirds is a signature feature.&nbsp;Boobies have a fascinating relationship with Frigates.&nbsp;The nesting area of North Seymour Bluefooted Boobies and Magnificent Frigatebirds is the same.<br />
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Guide briefing.&nbsp;Welcome cocktail.&nbsp;Navigation to San Cristobal Island and dinner service<br />
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Baltra Island & North Seymour Island

Breakfast service.&nbsp;Dry landing.&nbsp;Nature walks and more wildlife watching&nbsp;Deep-water snorkeling.
<h2>Kicker Rock</h2>
Others see it as a sleeping sea lion or Leon Dormido in Spanish.&nbsp;Some people refer to it as a sleeping sealion, or Leon Dormido in Spanish. You can also spot marine iguanas and Galapagos sharks while snorkeling around Kicker Rock. If you&#39;re lucky, you might even see hammerheads.&nbsp;Apart from the amazing underwater view, you can often see blue-footed boobies or masked boobies on the cliffs. You may also spot sea lions along shore.&nbsp;These options can vary depending on when you depart from the Galapagos tour.

<h2>Lobos Island</h2>
Lobos Island is known for its fur sea lions population and sea lions.&nbsp;There will be nesting areas for the great Frigatebird as well as a few blue-footed boobies.&nbsp;The breeding center will explain, in simple terms, the natural phenomena that created Galapagos Islands.&nbsp;This is the geology, as well as the natural processes that led to these amazing islands.

<h2>Witch Hill</h2>
Lunch service and navigation to Cerro Brujo&nbsp;Panga boat exploration rides.&nbsp;Wet landing.&nbsp;Nature walks.&nbsp;Deep-water snorkeling&nbsp;Cerro Brujo was one of Charles Darwin&#39;s first stops. It is a stunning white sand beach with brown pelicans, blue-footed boobies and sea lions.&nbsp;Cerro Brujo, an onshore version nearby Kicker Rock is a striking, eroded tuff con.<br />
Kicker Rock is not a landing site.&nbsp;These rocks, also known as Leon Dormido, are found off the coast from San Cristobal.&nbsp;This channel is formed by two vertical rocks that rise 500 feet above the ocean.&nbsp;The natural monument is a popular spot for cruises because of the numerous Tropicbirds Frigates and Boobies in the air.&nbsp;The almost crystal clear waters beneath the sea offer an amazing display of colorful tropical fishes and invertebrates.<br />
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Guide briefing.&nbsp;Navigation to Espanola Island and dinner service

San Cristobal Island: Kicker Rock & Witch Hill

Breakfast service.&nbsp;Dry landing.&nbsp;Nature walk at Espanola Island Suarez Point
<h2>Osborn Islandt</h2>
Osborn Islet can be found to the southeast from Gardner Bay, close to Espanola Island.&nbsp;The visit is a peaceful panga ride, which will take us on a relaxing tour that will allow us enjoy the views and many species of the area. Landing is not permitted at this location.&nbsp;Henry Fairfield Osborn was the name of the islet. He was a true lover and advocate for nature and animals.&nbsp;After he had visited Galapagos, William Beebe named the islet.<br />
There are many species of fish in the area, including parrotfish and sea lions, butterflies fish, corals and green pencil urchins.&nbsp;Because the waters are calm, this site is great for snorkeling or swimming amongst the abundance of marine life.
<h2>Gardner Bay</h2>
Suarez Point is 45 minutes away by boat from Gardner Bay.&nbsp;The beach is white sand and the colony of sea-lions can be found here.&nbsp;There are many options for scuba diving and swimming here.&nbsp;You will find both resident and migrant wildlife, including colorful Marine Iguanas and Espanola Lava Lizards and Hood Mockingbirds. Also, you&#39;ll find Blue Footed Boobies and Masked Boobies. Galapagos Hawks and several Finch.

<h2>Gardner Islet</h2>
You can snorkel at Gardner Islet and take a panga ride on Osborn Islet.<br />
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Lunch service.&nbsp;Panga boat exploration rides to Gardner Bay.&nbsp;Wet landing.&nbsp;Gardner Islet, Osborn Islet.&nbsp;Nature walk.&nbsp;Deep-water snorkeling&nbsp;Swimming.
<h2>Suarez Point</h2>
Suarez Point is located at the western tip Espanola. It offers spectacular wildlife viewing, including Sea Lions, Sea Birds, and the largest Marine Iguanas in the Galapagos.&nbsp;This is one the most beautiful places in the Galapagos.&nbsp;It is home to a wide range of wildlife.&nbsp;There are numerous Sea Lions, large, colorful Lava Lizards, and Marine Iguanas along the beach.&nbsp;Follow the trail to the edge of the cliff and you will see Masked Boobies nesting in the rock formations.&nbsp;Just a short distance from the trail is a Blue-Footed Boobie nesting area.<br />
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Guide briefing.&nbsp;Floreana navigation and dinner service

Española Island: Osborn Islet, Gardner Islet, Gardner Bay & Suarez Point

Breakfast service.&nbsp;Visit Floreana Island: Cormorant Point and Champion Islet. Baroness Viewpoint.&nbsp;Wet landing.&nbsp;Nature walk.&nbsp;Possible activities: shallow water snorkeling, kayaking, panga boat exploration rides.
<h2>Cormorant Point</h2>
Cormorant Point has two beaches.&nbsp;On the shore, you&#39;ll find a sandy beach with a green color. This is due to the olivine crystals that are silicates or magnesium, iron, and other minerals.&nbsp;You will then follow the trail to the lagoon, where you can see Pink Flamingoes as well as other shorebirds making their home.&nbsp;You will see cracks in the mud at this lagoon.&nbsp;These cracks are not due to dryness, but are actually flamingo footpaths.&nbsp;You can also see Large-Billed Flycatchers and Small-Ground Finches.&nbsp;Continue the walk to another beach, known as &quot;Flour Beach&quot;, which is made up of fine white sand particles.&nbsp;You can see ghost crabs and rays swimming in the water.&nbsp;You can even go snorkelling or swimming if you have the time and weather.

<h2>Champion Point</h2>
You can also go on a panga ride up to Champion Point or kayak at Baroness Viewpoint.

<h2>Post Office Bay</h2>
Lunch service.&nbsp;Panga boat ride to Post Office Bay.&nbsp;Wet landing.&nbsp;Nature walks.&nbsp;You can snorkel from the beach.&nbsp;The Post Office Barrel was established by British whalers in 1793 to send letters from England.&nbsp;The tradition has been carried on over the years and visitors can still drop by to pick up letters without stamps to be transported to distant destinations.&nbsp;This site is visited for its human story.&nbsp;The wooden post barrel was established by Captain James Colnett, a whaling captain. It was built in 1793.&nbsp;Whaling was a large industry at the time, so ships would often be gone for two years.&nbsp;These ships often stopped at the Galapagos Islands.&nbsp;After rounding the cape, outbound ships would drop off their letters and return home to mail them.&nbsp;Over the years, thousands of ships stopped at Post Office Bay to receive and send mail.&nbsp;Many people have left a memorial sign with driftwood or other materials to remember their trip.&nbsp;Graffiti is only allowed in this area of the Galapagos.<br />
Post Office Bay is where you&#39;ll land. You will pass the sun-kissed sea lions as you approach.&nbsp;The guide will collect a few letters from the group at the post barrel.&nbsp;The letters are then taken home by the traveler to be mailed to the recipient.&nbsp;Visitors can also send their own letters.&nbsp;The remains of the Norwegian Fishing Village, a commercial fishing operation that was established in 1926 but abandoned several years later, are also available.&nbsp;A group of Norwegians, with hopes of riches, established a fishing and canning business on $900 each.
<h2>Mirador de la Baronessa</h2>
They had to give up their dreams after a hard life in the Galapagos and some misfortunes.&nbsp;It is a beautiful site with a rich history.&nbsp;It is well-known by letters that Baroness Eloisa Von Wagner, referring to John Treherne&#39;s &quot;The Galapagos Affair&quot;, loved this area. She spent many hours there learning about the vessels that approach the island.&nbsp;The ruins of the House of the Baroness, also known as the House of the Baroness, can be found within walking distance (30m).<br />
If the weather and time permit, you might be able to snorkel from the beach again.<br />
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Guide briefing.&nbsp;Navigation to Santa Cruz and dinner service

Floreana Island: Cormorant Point, Champion Islet, Post Office Bay & Mirador De La Baronesa

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Breakfast service.&nbsp;Visit Santa Cruz Highlands.&nbsp;Dry landing.<br />
Visit the private estate.&nbsp;This reserve is the best place to see the giant turtles of Santa Cruz Island.&nbsp;They can be viewed from close range.<br />
Check out at 8 AM and depart for the airport


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Itinerary 5 days B

North Seymour Island