Galapagos Total Solar Eclipse Cruise-tour

Galapagos Total Solar Eclipse Cruise-tour
March 31 - April 14, 2026
15 Days / 14 Nights
on the MV/Galpagos Legend

With Special Guests:
Professor Jay M. Pasachoff
and Fred Espenak
34 Seconds of Totality
60%-70% Chance of clear skies

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Join us in the footsteps of Darwin himself in the Galpagos Islands. Our route to intercept totality finds us privileged visitors to some of these unique island sanctuaries. Here, we study the evolution of endemic birds and animals including the giant tortoise, Galpagos penguin, flightless cormorant, and the only sea going iguana in the world. These creatures have lived for thousands of years without the fear of predators. They peacefully adapted to this unique island environment. The incredible wonders of the Galpagos make this one of the most precious places in the world. Our exploration includes the preservation and conservation issues affecting the Galapagos and its resources. We learn how the Charles Darwin Foundation and the Galpagos National Park Service work together to restore the natural balance and encourage responsible tourism. Our eclipse path intercept point is found 1010 nautical miles west of the Galpagos Islands. Here, we expect to enjoy favorable weather with 60-70% chance for clear skies, and a duration of approximately 34 seconds of totality.	CLICK HERE TO SEE FULL ITINERARY: March 31 LD *Arrival Galpagos in Baltra* *PM Bartolome*
	April 01 *BLD* AM El Barranco Genovesa (Tower) *PM Darwin Bay Genovesa (Tower)*
	April 02 *BLD* *AM Puerto Egas (Santiago)* *PM Rabida* -
	April 03 *BLD* *AM Punta Espinoza (Fernandina)* *PM Caleta Tagus (Isabela)*
	April 04-07 *BLD* *Sailing to the site* - starting at 00:00 on April 04.
	April 08 *Observing the eclipse* A Hybrid Solar Eclipse is indeed, occurring perhaps only as often as five times a century. Here, the moon will be positioned at a distance where its apparent size is only .0067% larger than the Sun.
	April 08-12 BLD Sailing to the Galpagos
	April 12 *BLD* Puerto Villamil (Isabela)
	April 13 *BLD* *AM Cerro Dragon (Santa Cruz)* PM *Seymour*
	April 14 *BLD*

* All prices in USD, based on double occupancy are accurate at time of printing (Jan 20, 2026), are subject to change until held by 20% deposit and/or required payment schedule.