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Island of Galapagos
Maybe snorkeling alongside turtles and reef sharks while sea lions kiss your mask isn’t your idea of a good time. It’s possible that walking among blue-footed boobies, mating albatross, hatching Galapagos gulls, and courting frigate birds leaves you cold. But if not, the Eclipse, a 210-foot luxury expedition vessel, will introduce you to these wonders in style. With captivating nightly lectures by four onboard naturalists, a pool, and a bartender who makes the best margaritas at sea, you’ll be hard pressed to leave the ship for the two daily expeditions. (And you won’t always have to: Majestic whales and dolphins swim alongside the boat at dawn, and the blazing Southern Cross and Milky Way dazzle the sky at night.) The 48-passenger Eclipse features the largest cabins of all the Galapagos luxury liners; its seven-night cruises leave from the Ecuadorian island of Baltra. Most passengers are already plotting their next trip halfway through the journey.
Maybe snorkeling alongside turtles and reef sharks while sea lions kiss your mask isn’t your idea of a good time. It’s possible that walking among blue-footed boobies, mating albatross, hatching Galapagos gulls, and courting frigate birds leaves you cold. But if not, the Eclipse, a 210-foot luxury expedition vessel, will introduce you to these wonders in style. With captivating nightly lectures by four onboard naturalists, a pool, and a bartender who makes the best margaritas at sea, you’ll be hard pressed to leave the ship for the two daily expeditions. (And you won’t always have to: Majestic whales and dolphins swim alongside the boat at dawn, and the blazing Southern Cross and Milky Way dazzle the sky at night.) The 48-passenger Eclipse features the largest cabins of all the Galapagos luxury liners; its seven-night cruises leave from the Ecuadorian island of Baltra. Most passengers are already plotting their next trip halfway through the journey.
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