after an excursion the zodiacs are hoisted on board and the Xpedition sails to the next spot on the itinerary
excursions to the islands are done in zodiacs. Life vests are mandatory
Celebrity Xpedition

To see the Galapagos Islands, you need a boat to move around. There are many tour operators and their vessels range from small, basic sailing boats to luxury cruise ships.

The Celebrity Xpedition has a capacity for 96 passengers and 68 crew and is one of the largest and certainly one of the most luxurious offers in the market.  Zodiacs carry you to and from the beaches and harbors.

Excursions, food, drinks and tips are all included in the expensive package.
Service is excellent, the food pretty good and the guides are friendly and very knowledgeable.

In May 2009 we spend a week aboard the Celebrity Xpedition to explore the islands.

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our 7 days travel itinerary
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at Baltra airport guide Freddy takes a quick bite before the new passngers arrive
After a short bus-ride we arrive at the jetty where the Zodiacs are waiting
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let the adventure begin!
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the Celebrity Xpedition, our floating hotel for the coming week
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a welcome drink and an introduction to the programme
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landings are either dry (like this one) or wet, which means worst-case your calves get wet
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coming back aboard the crew have refreshments waiting
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crossing the equator invokes a visit by Freddy Neptune
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during the shore excursions the Xpedition always lurks in the background
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