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With the
Eclipse we introduce a new level of comfort and elegance to the Galapagos trips
and offer Quasar Nautica's high quality product to incentive / motivation trip
planners. She is a 210 ft. L.O.A. Cruise Ship that accommodates up to 48
passengers in 27 cabins, half the number of passengers of vessels her size in
Galapagos. Construction started in the second half of the eighties, but was not
completed. The vessel was finished by us in 1999 to ,July 1998 SOLAS (Safety of
Life at Sea) specifications. Starting in October 1999, Eclipse has been
available for one week FIT departures as well as for charters.
This vessel
preserves the smaller boat atmosphere and attention to detail we pride ourselves
in having on all our boats, with features such as an "al fresco" dining area for
all 48 passengers, a naturalist guide for every 12 passengers and a library /
video room. Additionally, the yacht has amenities such as a warm pool , a pool
side bar, a souvenir shop, an observation deck and an air-renewal system. The
yacht has an infirmary with a M. D. on board at all times.
Extremely
comfortable and attractive, with sober decoration, rich Seike furnishings,
writing desks, large closets, ocean-view windows or portholes, Eclipse's
staterooms are among the largest of any vessel in Galapagos. They have either a
queen or a two-twin bed arrangement, and are equipped with an air-conditioning
unit and internal communication phones.
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Type |
Cruise Ship |
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L.O.A. |
210 feet /
64 meters |
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Beam |
41 feet /
12.5 meters |
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Depth |
23 feet /
7.10 meters |
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Draft |
11 feet /
3.2 meters |
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Gross
Tonnage |
1352 |
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Engines |
2 Deutz 1175
BHP |
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Generators |
2 x 380 KVA
Deutz |
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Builder |
Vigo
shipyard, Spain |
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Speed |
14.50 knots
cruising |
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Safety |
to SOLAS
July 1998 requirements |
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Accommodations |
for up to 48
passengers with private facilities |
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Crew |
29 plus 4
naturalist guides |
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ECLIPSE:
Technical Information
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Navigation
Equipment |
JMA-7252-61
JRC radars, Furuno GP-30 GPS, Furuno FCV-667 color video sounder, speed
log, gyrocompass Anschutz STD 20, autopilot Anschutz Pilostar DAP02-SO 1. |
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Safety
Equipment |
EPIRB
(Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), 2 x 40 person life boats, 4
x 10 person life rafts, life jackets, flares and signals, sprinkler
system, fire extinguishers, smoke detector system, C02 system. Safety
equipment to SOLAS July 1998 requirements. |
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Comfort
Equipment |
2 units of
3000 gal/day watermakers, air- conditioning throughout, air-renewal
system, pool, al fresco dinning area, sun deck, library/video room, shop. |
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Communication Equipment |
GMDSS
Console, inmarsat Mini-M Satcom |
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Electricity |
220 volts
ACl60 Hz |
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ECLIPSE:
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Rates are per person based
on double occupancy for an
8 Days / 7 Nights cruise |
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LOW SEASON:
For naturalist cruises:
From May 5 to June 15, Sep. 1 to Oct. 31and
Dec. 1 to 15
For diving cruises: August 1 to November 30
Single supplement: 50% surcharge applicable to Deluxe Outside
Double,
Deluxe Outside Stateroom or Suite
NOT INCLUDED IN PRICE:
- Air tickets to and from Galapagos
- Galapagos National Park entrance fee
- Bar consumption on board
Note: Air tickets and National Park Prices can be subject to change
without prior notice.
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ECLIPSE:
Sample Itinerary
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Sailings are from
Saturday to Saturday -
8 Days / 7 Nights
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Day |
Time |
Destination |
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Day 1:
Saturday |
A.M. |
Baltra |
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P.M. |
Santa Cruz:
Bachas |
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Day 2:
Sunday |
A.M. |
James Bay |
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P.M. |
Bartolome |
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Day 3:
Monday |
A.M. |
Tower:
Darwin Bay Beach |
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P.M. |
Tower:
Prince Philip's Steps |
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Day 4:
Tuesday |
A.M. |
Fernandina:
Punta Espinosa |
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P.M. |
Isabela:
Tagus Cove |
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Day 5:
Wednesday |
A.M. |
Isabela:
Urbina Bay |
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P.M. |
Isabela:
Elizabeth Bay |
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Day 6:
Thursday |
A.M. |
Santa Cruz:
Charles Darwin Research Station & Highlands |
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P.M. |
Santa Cruz:
Free |
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Day 7:
Friday |
A.M. |
Hood:
Gardner Bay |
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P.M. |
Hood: Punta
Suarez |
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Day 8:
Saturday |
A.M. |
Santa Cruz:
Black Turtle Cove |
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Baltra |
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