This is
a 14 passenger, 78-foot solid, steel-hulled motor yacht (with stabilizing
sail) built in Holland. She is comfortable and well laid-out,
offers good cabin and public-area accommodations and has all the
basic features that characterize the yachts we market.Sturdy,
stately and very comfortable, the motor-vessel SAMBA is a true
Dutch European classic and best in her class. A great ocean
vessel with a specially designed high bow, she provides safe
crossings and boasts a special stabilizing sail.

Fine dining |

Comfortable accommodations |
Her main salon and aft dining
facilities make her socially versatile while top-side settees
and a flush and ample forward deck provide great getaways or
extra space for group activities such as stargazing, whale
watching or simply sunbathing. The SAMBA accommodates 14 guests.
Accommodations: Seven air-conditioned
cabins with ensuite bathrooms. Ample dining-room/saloon, connected with
outdoor dining facility with large tables, TV with video-system,
sound-system, mini-library with books and videos and a small
bar.
"We had a great trip. The crew and
accommodations on the Samba were terrific and the Galapagos was our
favorite part of our South American journey. The boat was clean and
well designed. The crew was terrific and attended to our needs. The
food was great and we felt very safe in the Captain's hands. Our
naturalist guide was extremely knowledgeable and brought a lot of
education on wildlife and the history of the Galapagos Islands, he was
great." - Kelly Ruebel, USA
2013 Rates
All rates are per person, in US
dollars and based on
double occupancy
For single and children under 12 rates, please ask
For Christmas & New Years dates add 10%
| Samba |
8 Days |
15 Days |
| Individuals |
$2990 |
$5650 |
|
Charter |
| 12 |
$39,000 |
$78,000 |
| 13 |
$40,000 |
$80,000 |
| 14 |
$41,860 |
$83,720 |
* Fuel tax may apply at any time
depending on Government of Ecuador policy
Galapagos Reservations
The itinerary for the Samba is Tuesday
to Tuesday:
The itineraries rotate week to week...
Pristine and Born
of Fire (NW islands)
Day 1 AM: Las Bachas Beach, Santa Cruz
Island
Day 1 PM: Darwin Bay, Genovesa (Tower) Island
Day 2 AM: Prince Philip's Steps (El
Barranco), Genovesa (Tower) Island
Day 2 PM: Punta Mejia, Marchena Island
Day 3 AM: Black Beach, Marchena Island
Day 3 PM: Punta Albemarle, Isabela Island
Day 4 AM: Punta Vicente Roca, Isabela
Island
Day 4 PM: Punta Espinosa, Fernandina Island
Day 5 AM: Urvina Bay, Isabela Island
Day 5 PM: Elizabeth Bay, Isabela Island
Day 6 AM: Punta Moreno, Isabela Island
Day 6 PM: Tintoreras, Isabela Island
Day 7 AM: Sierra Negra Volcano, Isabela
Island
Day 7 PM: Highlands, Santa Cruz Island
Day 8 AM: Baltra Airport
Oceanic Forces and Enchanted Land
(CE Islands)
Day 1 AM: Baltra Airport
Day 1 PM: El Chato (Tortoises), Santa Cruz Island
Day 2 AM: Punta Cormorant & Champion
Rock, Floreana Island
Day 2 PM: Post Office Bay & La Baronesa Lookout, Floreana Island
Day 3 AM: Punta Suarez, Espanola (Hood)
Island
Day 3 PM: Gardner Bay & Gardner Rock, Espanola (Hood) Island
Day 4 AM: Isla lobos & Kicker Rock, San
Cristobal Island
Day 4 PM: Punta Pitt, San Cristobal Island
Day 5 AM: Barrington Bay, Santa Fe
Island
Day 5 PM: South Plaza Island & Punta Carrion, Santa Cruz Island
Day 6 AM: Sullivan Bay, Santiago (James)
Island
Day 6 PM: Bartolome Island
Day 7 AM: Rabida Island
Day 7 PM: James Bay, Santiago (James) Island
Day 8 AM: Baltra Airport
* All itineraries are subject to change
at any time for any reason
See
detailed itinerary


L.O.A: 73 feet / 22
meters
Beam: 14.55 feet / 4.5 meters
Tonnage: 134.13 tons
Accommodations: Seven
air-conditioned double cabins, each with private bathroom.
Equipment:Twin DAFF
diesel engine 220 HP, two generators each of 21 & 12.5 KW for 110V &
220V A/C and 12V & 24V D/C, Furuno radar, GPS, VHF & SSB radios, two
tenders with outboard motors, color TV, video equipment
Safety Equipment: One 20 passenger life raft with all safety
equipment, Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon (EPIRB), two
bidirectional VHF radios for emergencies, VHF Channel 70, Motorola
radio with range all over the islands, cellular phone, VHF radio, HF
radio, smoke and fire detector, overhead sprinkler fire system
Crew: Captain,
naturalist guide, mechanic, cook and two sailors
Speed: 9 knots.
Range: 2,500 miles .
Sails: Steadying sails.
Water: 1,500 gallons and water maker
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