Peru and the Galapagos Islands

Cruise overview

Cruise ID

TAUCKEG202525042025

Cruise Line

Tauck

Cruise Type

Ocean

Ship

Isabela II

Duration

14 nights

Departure Port

Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos

Destination

Baltra Island, Galápagos

Departure Date

25 Apr 25

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Day 1Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Santa Cruz Island, Galápagos

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Day 2Lima (Peru)

About Lima

Lima, Peru, the vibrant capital, blends colonial charm with modern dynamism. Known for its rich history, the city showcases splendid architecture in the historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Nestled along the Pacific coast, Lima boasts scenic ocean views, exquisite cuisine, and lively cultural scenes. Its diverse neighborhoods, from Miraflores' upscale vibe to Barranco's bohemian allure, offer unique experiences. Renowned museums, bustling markets, and the iconic Huaca Pucllana ruins highlight its heritage. Lima's bustling streets and warm, welcoming atmosphere make it a captivating destination for travelers.

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Day 3Urubamba (Peru)

About Urubamba

Urubamba is a town in the Sacred Valley region of southeastern Peru. A busy transportation hub, it sits on the Urubamba River, surrounded by rugged mountains. The town is a jumping-off point for the Maras Salt Mines, hundreds of hillside salt pools dating back to Inca times. Nearby, Moray is an Inca archaeological site defined by concentric terraces. Hang-gliding, paragliding and rafting are popular area activities.

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Day 4Machu Picchu (Peru)

About Machu Picchu

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Day 5Machu Picchu (Peru)

About Machu Picchu

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Day 6Cusco (Peru)

About Cusco

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Day 7Baltra Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Baltra Island, Galápagos

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Day 8Baltra Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Baltra Island, Galápagos

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Day 9Punta Pitt, San Cristóbal Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Punta Pitt, San Cristóbal Island, Galápagos

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Day 10Punta Suarez, Isla Española, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Punta Suarez, Isla Española, Galápagos

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Day 11Punta Cormorant, Floreana Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Punta Cormorant, Floreana Island, Galápagos

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Day 12Punta Moreno, Isabella Island, Galapagos (Ecuador)

About Punta Moreno, Isabella Island, Galapagos

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Day 13El Edén Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About El Edén Island, Galápagos

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Day 14Baltra Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Baltra Island, Galápagos

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Day 15Baltra Island, Galápagos (Ecuador)

About Baltra Island, Galápagos

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Print Itinerary

Category A (Master Suite)

Min. occupancy: 2

Min. occupancy:

1 Double Bed (head under side wall facing aft)

Stateroom Furnishings:2 night desks, 1 corner desk, 1 sofa, 2 small armchairs, 1 center table

Private Bathroom:Yes, with shower

Bathroom Amenities:Biodegradable shampoo & soap, hairdryer, mirror, facial tissue, towels. Under request at reception we have available for guests: sewing kit, shower cap and vanity kits.

Stateroom Amenities:Ceiling light; under-the-bed closet (space for suitcases); TV with DVD for videos only; telephone; teapot; iron (upon request); pen & memo pad; expedition map; sports bottle; extra blanket, superior quality bed linen in all cabins. 2 pillows, one hypoallergenic and one with memory foam. Sheets are 60% cotton and 40% polyester of the best quality and duvet as a cover

Category B

Min. occupancy: 2

Min. occupancy:

2 Twin Beds (2 m x 1.45 m; head against side wall facing fore). [Note: 2 of 18 Category B cabins have 1 double bed (2 m x 1.45 m) plus 1 sofa bed.]

Stateroom Furnishings:2 night desks, 1 wall desk, 1 sofa, 1 small armchair, 1 center table, 1 window (49 cm x 64 cm)

Private Bathroom:Yes, with shower

Bathroom Amenities:Biodegradable shampoo & soap, hairdryer, mirror, facial tissue, towels. Under request at reception we have available for guests: sewing kit, shower cap and vanity kits.

Stateroom Amenities:Ceiling light; under-the-bed closet (space for suitcases); telephone; teapot; iron (upon request); pen & memo pad; expedition map; sports bottle; extra blanket, superior quality bed linen in all cabins. 2 pillows, one hypoallergenic and one with memory foam. Sheets are 60% cotton and 40% polyester of the best quality and duvet as a cover.

Category C

Min. occupancy: 2

Min. occupancy:

1 Large Bed (2 m x 1.45 m; head against side wall facing aft).

Stateroom Furnishings:1 night desk, 1 wall desk, 1 chair, 1 window (49 cm x 64 cm) with partially obstructed views

Private Bathroom:Yes, with shower

Bathroom Amenities:Biodegradable shampoo & soap, hairdryer, mirror, facial tissue, towels. Under request at reception we have available for guests: sewing kit, shower cap and vanity kits.

Stateroom Amenities:Superior quality bed linen in all cabins. 2 pillows, one hypoallergenic and one with memory foam. Sheets are 60% cotton and 40% polyester of the best quality and duvet as a cover, ceiling light; under-the-bed closet (space for suitcases); telephone; teapot; iron (upon request); pen & memo pad; expedition map; sports bottle; extra blanket

Isabela II

Built to travel off-the-beaten-path, Isabela II's sleek design is perfect to navigate the coastal waterways, inland channels and narrow inlets of the South American waters, while providing a special camaraderie environment with fellow explorers on the ship's decks.

Isabela II has three decks, Main, Cabin, and Sun. The Sun Deck features a bar with deck chairs for outdoor seating, an observation deck for watching wildlife at leisure, a Jacuzzi, and a solarium. Her well-trained 24-member team consists of Ecuadorian officers, naturalists, and crew, as well as a resident physician. Cuisine aboard the ship is a combination of Continental and Ecuadorian, with varied menus. Days are spent on natural history shore excursions on the islands, with transportation to and from the ship usually by Zodiac inflatable boats; they are available to everyone. Isabela II carries her own glass-bottom boat aboard for close-up observation of marine life. Isabela II's staterooms (averaging 139 sq. ft.) are all outside staterooms featuring private bathrooms with showers, individual air conditioning, plenty of storage space for belongings, desk, two bedside tables and a music system; the on-board electrical current is 110 volts.

Ship Facts

Launch Year

1979

Refit Year

2018

Language

Gross Tonnage

1025

Length

50.6

Width

11.58

Currency

USD

Speed

Capacity

Crew Count

Deck Count

Cabin Count

Large Cabin Count

Wheelchair Cabin Count

Electrical Plugs

Types

US 2 Pin 110v

Adapters Provided

N/A

Avalon Waterways want your experience with them to be as rich as possible and have included everything that they know will be important to your cruise enjoyment.

With so many amenities on board, whether you are making the most of happy hour by enjoying a glass of wine or a gin and tonic in the bar, or having a quiet moment in the Lounge with a cappuccino, there is plenty of space to stretch out and relax on an Avalon ship. Complimentary Wi-Fi access and free use of computers or laptops is available to help you stay in touch with friends and family. They've designed a cruise experience that includes all the right things...but still leaves room for your own preferences.

Bar

Bar can be found on the Sun Deck

Library

Library can be found on the Main Deck

Saloon

Saloon can be found on the Main Deck

Where You'll Go

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Peru and the Galapagos Islands

Peru and the Galapagos Islands

Cruise overview

Isabela II

Ship Facts

Sun Deck

Cabin Deck

Main Deck

Where You'll Go

What You'll See

monday	09:00 - 17:00
tuesday	09:00 - 17:00
wednesday	09:00 - 17:00
thursday	09:00 - 17:00
friday	09:00 - 17:00
saturday	09:00 - 14:00
sunday	Closed