join award-winning photographers in galapagos for the photo-safari of a lifetime
Quasar Expeditions has partnered with award-winning photographers to lead specialty photography cruises in 2019, 2020 and 2021 aboard its iconic yacht, the M/V Evolution. Whether you are an amateur or a professional photographer, if you have a passion for photography, then these adventures are for you. They will help you develop or master your photography skills, to take those once in a lifetime shots in Galapagos with the guidance and company of our amazing photographers.
PERKS OF OUR PHOTOGRAPHY CRUISES:
Lead Photographer will accompany guests on their daily excursions giving brief insights on photography and a narrative on what is being seen
Daily excursions include professional tips on simple techniques and lighting.
Guests will enjoy one-on-one time with the photographers both onboard and on the field
Small photo workshops or lectures will be offered in the evenings
Your participation includes a donation of US$ 200 per person for Galapagos Conservation
We believed then, and we believe now, that the world's most beautiful destinations are meant to e experienced away from the crowds, with the freedom and flexibility of creating your own, perfect adventure.
single-use plastic free
Our adventures are entirely free of single-use, disposable plastics.
When you travel with Quasar, plastic waste as a result of your presence is kept to a minimum. We have eliminated single-use plastics from all our trips, including plastic straws, single-use disposable soaps and single-serving edible products.
expert guides
Professionals who make the difference between a good and an exceptional adventure.
Our unmatched itineraries give you a unique perspective of the destination that is only experienced by a special few. Our experiences are fully immersive and they guarantee some of the most spectacular encounters with the destination’s exotic wildlife.
maximum, well- paced activities
Taking you off-the beaten path, to places few travelers get to see.
Those who voyage and explore with us our destinations and sites offered are able to experience a vision of the destination known only by a special few.
people & service
You will be welcomed and pampered only by the best.
The ability to turn the inaccessible and intangible, into an intimate and immersive experience, is a trait owned by only a special few. These are the real experts, the ones who make the difference between a good and an exceptional adventure.
full access to the park
97% of The Galapagos Archipelago is a National Park only accessible by yacht.
97% of The Galapagos Archipelago is a National Park and only 3% is inhabited by humans. Considering that 10 of the 13 major islands are only accessible by sea, cruising the Galapagos by yacht is the best and only way to visit this natural paradise.
With a completely new concept for adventure travel, Quasar Expeditions, for over 30 years, has led private adventurous travelers to some of the most astonishing destinations in South America leaving memories that last a lifetime.
sustainability
Caring and protecting each destination, through sustainable and responsible tourism.
As with many wild and beatiful places that have become a focal point of attention for travelers around the globe, our destinations are constantly at odds with introduced species, unregulated tourism, waste management, amongst others. We understand these issues and actively look for long-term solutions.
yacht details & layout
DECKPLAN, TECHNICAL INFORMATION AND SAFETY
M/V Evolution abides under all international standards of safety for a Galapagos cruise ship of its type.
Our yachts were selected and built to experience the islands the way we did long ago, personally and privately but with distinction, comfort and elegance.
Join renowned photographer Harry Skeggs on an epic cruise in the Galapagos with Quasar Expeditions. Visit the best of the Galapagos archipelago on this 8 day adventure, including the wild western Islands of Fernandina and Isabela. Enjoy maximum wildlife encounters with species that include penguins, marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, waved albatross, sea lions and more... Our daily program will have us on shore, when the pace of wildlife behavior picks up to a vibrant crescendo, and other tour groups are noticeable by their absence.
PERKS OF THIS PHOTOGRAPHY CRUISE:
Harry will accompany guests on their daily excursions giving insights on photography and a narrative on what is being seen
Daily excursions include tips on techniques and lighting from Harry Skeggs.
Guests will also enjoy a one-on-one image review and technical session with Harry both onboard and in the field
Small workshops will be offered each evening that guests can opt in and out of.
You will be accompanied throughout the cruise by 2 Quasar / National Park Naturalist Guides who are well-versed in photography.
Our pace will be relaxed and sensitive to wildlife activity and the needs of all travelers, with flexible timing to make the very best of each opportunity encountered.
Your participation includes a donation of US$ 200 per person for Galapagos Conservation.
This morning we fly to Baltra Island in the Galapagos. Flight time is just under 2 hours from the mainland. Upon arrival we board M/V Evolution where you will have lunch and a quick briefing en route to our first visitor site: Daphne Major Islet.
PM
We will circumnavigate Daphne Major Islet which is home to a variety of birds including Galapagos martins, blue footed boobies, nazca boobies, short eared owls, red billed tropic birds amongst others. (lunch, dinner)
In the morning we visit Punta Vicente Roca on Isabela Island. Snorkeling is incredible here as a result of the nutrient-rich waters of the Humboldt Current that bathe the western side of the archipelago. We will have a chance to see colorful fish, sea lions, penguins and sea turtles in the water.
PM
Afternoon visit to Fernandina Island, home to La Cumbre volcano, which erupts frequently (most recently in May 2005). We visit Punta Espinoza, a narrow spit of land, where a number of unique species, such as flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, sea turtles, Galapagos Penguins and Galapagos hawks can be seen in close proximity. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
MONDAY (DAY 3) isabela island: urbina bay & tagus cove
AM
Urbina Bay is directly west of Isabela's Volcano Alcedo, where we will make an easy, wet landing (a hop into a few inches of water). We walk on a stretch of three miles (5 km) of the marine reef that has been uplifted by as much as 13 feet (4 meters) out of the water. A highlight of this excursion are the giant land iguanas and giant tortoises, as well as the opportunity to go snorkeling amongst marine creatures, or just relaxing on shore.
PM
In the afternoon we visit Tagus Cove on Isabela Island. A wooden stairway rises to the trail entrance and continues around Darwin Lake through a dry vegetation zone, and ends in a promontory formed by spatter cones. The site provides spectacular views of our anchorage in the bay, as well as Darwin and Wolf Volcanoes. The green algae underwater pastures of the cove offer the chance to snorkel with marine iguanas, sea turtles, penguins and sea horses. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
TUESDAY (DAY 4) bartolome island: pinnacle rock / overlook & santiago island: sullivan bay
AM
In the morning we visit Bartolome Island, famous for Pinnacle Rock, where we will see Galapagos Penguins and sea lions. We will also hike a trail to Bartolome's summit where you will be rewarded with spectacular views of Pinnacle Rock and our beach, where the crystal blue waters of the bay cradle your yacht.
PM
Afternoon visit to Sullivan Bay, one of the most outstanding volcanic sites in the Galapagos. In the nearly 100 years since the Sullivan Bay Flow, only a few plants like Mollugo and Lava cacti have managed to take root in this harsh environment. Oystercatchers can be seen fishing for crabs and mollusks in the tide pools of Sullivan Bay. After exploring the lava flow, there is swimming and snorkeling with playful sea lions off two small coraline beaches. relaxing on shore.(breakfast, lunch, dinner)
WEDNESDAY (DAY 5) santa cruz island: bachas beach & rabida island
AM
In the morning we visit Las Bachas, a sandy white-coral beach that is a major egg-laying site for sea turtles. The name Bachas refers to the remains of landing craft left here at the end of WWII. Ashore marine iguanas mingle with flamingos and other wading birds in another of the many super saline lagoons found in the Galapagos.
PM
Rabida Island, commonly known by its English name of Jervis, is unique for the very red color of the beach and cliffs, beneath which one can find gliding sea turtles and perched blue footed boobies. A thick forest of Palo Santo trees sits back from the beach sheltering a yellow saltwater lagoon. Pelicans next in the thickets and brightly colored pink flamingoes graze the lagoon. A sea lion colony likes to laze on the red sands of the beach. We hike up a tiny peninsula for a wonderful view of the beach and lagoon. Sea caves invite exploration further down the coast. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
THURSDAY (DAY 6) santa cruz island: highlands & charles darwin research station
AM
Santa Cruz is the second largest island in the Galapagos and its capital, Puerto Ayora, is the economic center of the Islands. In the morning we visit the Charles Darwin Research Station to visit the Giant Tortoise and Land Iguana Breeding and Rearing Program. Here we used to find Lonesome George (now deceased), the last of his particular race of tortoise.
PM
Afternoon visit to the Highlands, where the dry coastal vegetation transitions to lush wet fields and forests overgrown with moss and lichens. Our destination is the Tortoise Reserve, where we will have chances see these animals in the wild. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
FRIDAY (DAY 7) española island punta suarez & gardner bay
AM
Española, also known as Hood, is the southernmost island of the archipelago, and is one of the most popular due to the breathtaking variation and number of fauna that inhabit the island. In the morning we visit Punta Suarez where you will witness the largest variety of marine iguanas in the Galapagos, masked boobies and blue footed boobies nesting along the cliff's edge, as well as the nesting site of the famous waved albatross.
PM
In the afternoon we visit Gardner Bay, a magnificent long white sandy beach, where colonies of sea lions laze in the sun, sea turtles swim offshore, and inquisitive mockingbirds boldly investigate new arrivals. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
SATURDAY (DAY 8) san cristobal island: interpretation center
AM
Today our Galapagos cruise comes to an end, but before we bid farewell to the Evolution and her crew we pay a visit to the Galapagos National Park Visitor Centre on San Cristobal Island. The Centre presents a comprehensive exhibit of the islands' natural history, human interaction, ecosystems, flora & fauna and your naturalist will use the exhibits to provide an illustrated overview of life on the Islands. A short trail arrives at Frigate Bird Hill, where both "magnificent-frigates" and "great-frigates" can be seen in the same colony. Next we return to the airport where we began our journey in the Galapagos for the flight back to the Ecuadorian mainland. (breakfast)
Retail Rates are per person & are valid from January 1-31, 2020.
* Twin Cabins A2, C2, C3, C6, C7 and C8 aboard M/V Evolution can be converted to offer 1 Queen bed. * All other cabins have 1 Queen bed or 2 Twin beds (see deckplan). * Payment Schedule for reservations for 1 to 5 Travelers: A $500 non-refundable deposit per person is due at time of booking, final payment due 65 days prior to departure. * Payment Schedule for Groups over 5 Travelers & Charters: Please inquire with us. * ‘Willing to share’ accommodations are not offered by the Tour Company. * Supplements & surcharges can be subject to change without prior notice.
$200 USD per person donation for Galapagos Conservation
Accommodations for 7 nights / 8 days aboard M/V Evolution
All meals and snacks during the trip
All transfers while in Galapagos
All guided services throughout the cruise
Non-alcoholic beverages consumed onboard
All snorkeling gear (mask, snorkel & fins)
Wetsuits (shorties)
Use of sea kayaks
NOT INCLUDED IN THE RATES ABOVE
Photography departure surcharge ($750 per person - see below)
Airport transfers in mainland Ecuador
Hotel accommodations in mainland Ecuador
Roundtrip Galapagos Airfare (starts at $472)
Gratuities & Tips to Crew and Staff
Bar consumption onboard
Trip Cancellation Insurance
Galapagos National Park one-time Fee ($100 adults, $50 children)
INGALA Transit Control Card one-time fee ($20)
ADDITIONAL CHARGES (DISCOUNTS & CONDITIONS)
$750 USD per person Surcharge that includes all Photography Cruise Perks detailed above
15% discount off the above rates (cruise only) for children 15 years old and younger. Maximum of 3 children discounts per family, per booking. No exceptions.
75% Single Supplement surcharge applies to suites. 50% Single Supplement surcharge applies to other cabins.
Images are subject to copyright.
payment terms & booking policies
payments
FOR RESERVATIONS FOR 1 TO 5 TRAVELERS:
To confirm a Galapagos reservation: A $500 USD non-refundable per person deposit is due from the Customer at the time of booking.
Final Payment: Final Payment is due from the Customer at 65 days prior to departure
FOR RESERVATIONS OVER 5+ TRAVELERS OR CHARTERS, please inquire with us about the Payment & Cancellation Policies.
Forms of payment: Forms of payment accepted by the Tour Company include wire transfers, credit cards and checks. Detailed information regarding forms of payment will appear on the Customer’s invoice or will be provided upon request by the Tour Company. For Travel professionals, please note we do not accept credit card payments, only wire transfers or checks.
Payments are due in the Tour Company’s offices on the due date specified on the passenger’s invoice and should be sent in a timely fashion to arrive by the above mentioned date. Failure to do so may result in the release of cabins, with rebooking subject to availability at the desecration of the Tour Company.
cancellations
FOR RESERVATIONS FOR 1 TO 5 TRAVELERS:
The following cancellation fees will be applied to the Customer according to the number of days prior to departure that the Tour Company receives written notice of cancellation from the Customer. All cancellations must be made in writing and should be sent via email to the sales agent who made the Customer’s reservation for the Tour Company.
65 days or more prior to departure: Deposit will be forfeited
64 days or less prior to departure: 100% of total invoiced amount
FOR RESERVATIONS OVER 5+ TRAVELERS OR CHARTERS, please inquire with us about the Payment & Cancellation Policies.
How to guard against cancellation fees: The Tour Company strongly recommends the Customer purchase trip cancellation / interrupt insurance directly after the reservation is confirmed. This coverage reimburses the Customer for most non-refundable costs of the tour should he or she need to cancel due to illness, injury or other reasons covered under the policy.
For passengers with pre-existing conditions: coverage must typically be purchased from a travel insurance company within 24 hours from the time a reservation is confirmed to cover cancellation resulting from the pre-existing condition.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Please click here to view our complete Terms & Conditions.
Join renown photographer Tui de Roy on an epic cruise in the Galapagos with Quasar Expeditions. Visit the best of the Galapagos archipelago on this 8 day adventure, including the wild western Islands of Fernandina and Isabela. Enjoy maximum wildlife encounters with species that include penguins, marine iguanas, flightless cormorants, waved albatross, sea lions and more... Our daily program will have us on shore, when the pace of wildlife behavior picks up to a vibrant crescendo, and other tour groups are noticeable by their absence.
Tui will accompany guests on their daily excursions giving brief insights on photography and a narrative on what is being seen
Daily excursions include tips on simple techniques and lighting from Tui
Tui will also share her vast island background with 2 to 3 lectures ranging from what it was like to grow up as a pioneer child on these shores, to the spectacular functioning of their active volcanoes, and much more
The pace of these departures will be relaxed and sensitive to wildlife activity and the needs of all travelers, with flexible timing to make the very best of each opportunity encountered. This will be complimented by the deep insight of Tui’s 50 years experience documenting these magic islands, bringing to life daily details of behavior, lighting, composition and more, which are so easily missed during shorter, fast-paced tours.
Your participation includes a donation of US$ 200 per person for Galapagos Conservation.
This morning we fly to Baltra Island in the Galapagos. Flight time is just under 2 hours from the mainland. Upon arrival we board M/V Evolution where you will have lunch and a quick briefing en route to our first visitor site: Daphne Major Islet.
PM
We will circumnavigate Daphne Major Islet which is home to a variety of birds including Galapagos martins, blue footed boobies, nazca boobies, short eared owls, red billed tropic birds amongst others. (lunch, dinner)
In the morning we visit Punta Vicente Roca on Isabela Island. Snorkeling is incredible here as a result of the nutrient-rich waters of the Humboldt Current that bathe the western side of the archipelago. We will have a chance to see colorful fish, sea lions, penguins and sea turtles in the water.
PM
Afternoon visit to Fernandina Island, home to La Cumbre volcano, which erupts frequently (most recently in May 2005). We visit Punta Espinoza, a narrow spit of land, where a number of unique species, such as flightless cormorants, marine iguanas, sea turtles, Galapagos Penguins and Galapagos hawks can be seen in close proximity. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
MONDAY (DAY 3) isabela island: urbina bay & tagus cove
AM
Urbina Bay is directly west of Isabela's Volcano Alcedo, where we will make an easy, wet landing (a hop into a few inches of water). We walk on a stretch of three miles (5 km) of the marine reef that has been uplifted by as much as 13 feet (4 meters) out of the water. A highlight of this excursion are the giant land iguanas and giant tortoises, as well as the opportunity to go snorkeling amongst marine creatures, or just relaxing on shore.
PM
In the afternoon we visit Tagus Cove on Isabela Island. A wooden stairway rises to the trail entrance and continues around Darwin Lake through a dry vegetation zone, and ends in a promontory formed by spatter cones. The site provides spectacular views of our anchorage in the bay, as well as Darwin and Wolf Volcanoes. The green algae underwater pastures of the cove offer the chance to snorkel with marine iguanas, sea turtles, penguins and sea horses. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
TUESDAY (DAY 4) bartolome island: pinnacle rock / overlook & santiago island: sullivan bay
AM
In the morning we visit Bartolome Island, famous for Pinnacle Rock, where we will see Galapagos Penguins and sea lions. We will also hike a trail to Bartolome's summit where you will be rewarded with spectacular views of Pinnacle Rock and our beach, where the crystal blue waters of the bay cradle your yacht.
PM
Afternoon visit to Sullivan Bay, one of the most outstanding volcanic sites in the Galapagos. In the nearly 100 years since the Sullivan Bay Flow, only a few plants like Mollugo and Lava cacti have managed to take root in this harsh environment. Oystercatchers can be seen fishing for crabs and mollusks in the tide pools of Sullivan Bay. After exploring the lava flow, there is swimming and snorkeling with playful sea lions off two small coraline beaches. relaxing on shore.(breakfast, lunch, dinner)
WEDNESDAY (DAY 5) santa cruz island: bachas beach & rabida island
AM
In the morning we visit Las Bachas, a sandy white-coral beach that is a major egg-laying site for sea turtles. The name Bachas refers to the remains of landing craft left here at the end of WWII. Ashore marine iguanas mingle with flamingos and other wading birds in another of the many super saline lagoons found in the Galapagos.
PM
Rabida Island, commonly known by its English name of Jervis, is unique for the very red color of the beach and cliffs, beneath which one can find gliding sea turtles and perched blue footed boobies. A thick forest of Palo Santo trees sits back from the beach sheltering a yellow saltwater lagoon. Pelicans next in the thickets and brightly colored pink flamingoes graze the lagoon. A sea lion colony likes to laze on the red sands of the beach. We hike up a tiny peninsula for a wonderful view of the beach and lagoon. Sea caves invite exploration further down the coast. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
THURSDAY (DAY 6) santa cruz island: highlands & charles darwin research station
AM
Santa Cruz is the second largest island in the Galapagos and its capital, Puerto Ayora, is the economic center of the Islands. In the morning we visit the Charles Darwin Research Station to visit the Giant Tortoise and Land Iguana Breeding and Rearing Program. Here we used to find Lonesome George (now deceased), the last of his particular race of tortoise.
PM
Afternoon visit to the Highlands, where the dry coastal vegetation transitions to lush wet fields and forests overgrown with moss and lichens. Our destination is the Tortoise Reserve, where we will have chances see these animals in the wild. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
FRIDAY (DAY 7) española island punta suarez & gardner bay
AM
Española, also known as Hood, is the southernmost island of the archipelago, and is one of the most popular due to the breathtaking variation and number of fauna that inhabit the island. In the morning we visit Punta Suarez where you will witness the largest variety of marine iguanas in the Galapagos, masked boobies and blue footed boobies nesting along the cliff's edge, as well as the nesting site of the famous waved albatross.
PM
In the afternoon we visit Gardner Bay, a magnificent long white sandy beach, where colonies of sea lions laze in the sun, sea turtles swim offshore, and inquisitive mockingbirds boldly investigate new arrivals. (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
SATURDAY (DAY 8) san cristobal island: interpretation center
AM
Today our Galapagos cruise comes to an end, but before we bid farewell to the Evolution and her crew we pay a visit to the Galapagos National Park Visitor Centre on San Cristobal Island. The Centre presents a comprehensive exhibit of the islands' natural history, human interaction, ecosystems, flora & fauna and your naturalist will use the exhibits to provide an illustrated overview of life on the Islands. A short trail arrives at Frigate Bird Hill, where both "magnificent-frigates" and "great-frigates" can be seen in the same colony. Next we return to the airport where we began our journey in the Galapagos for the flight back to the Ecuadorian mainland. (breakfast)
Retail Rates are per person & are valid from January 1 through December 31, 2020 or 2021.
* Twin Cabins A2, C2, C3, C6, C7 and C8 aboard M/V Evolution can be converted to offer 1 Queen bed. * All other cabins have 1 Queen bed or 2 Twin beds. * Payment Schedule for reservations for 1 to 5 Travelers: A $500 non-refundable deposit per person is due at time of booking, final payment due 65 days prior to departure. * Payment Schedule for Groups over 5 Travelers & Charters: Please inquire with us. * ‘Willing to share’ accommodations are not offered by the Tour Company. * Supplements & surcharges can be subject to change without prior notice.
$200 USD per person donation for Galapagos Conservation
Accommodations for 7 nights / 8 days aboard M/V Evolution
All meals and snacks during the trip
All transfers while in Galapagos
All guided services throughout the cruise
Non-alcoholic beverages consumed onboard
All snorkeling gear (mask, snorkel & fins)
Wetsuits (shorties)
Use of sea kayaks
NOT INCLUDED IN THE RATES ABOVE
Photography departure surcharge ($750 per person - see below)
Airport transfers in mainland Ecuador
Hotel accommodations in mainland Ecuador
Roundtrip Galapagos Airfare (starts at $472)
Gratuities & Tips to Crew and Staff
Bar consumption onboard
Trip Cancellation Insurance
Galapagos National Park one-time Fee ($100 adults, $50 children)
INGALA Transit Control Card one-time fee ($20)
ADDITIONAL CHARGES (DISCOUNTS & CONDITIONS)
$750 USD per person Surcharge that includes all Photography Cruise Perks detailed above
15% discount off the above rates (cruise only) for children 15 years old and younger. Maximum of 3 children discounts per family, per booking. No exceptions.
75% Single Supplement surcharge applies to suites. 50% Single Supplement surcharge applies to other cabins.
Images are subject to copyright.
payment terms & booking policies
payments
FOR RESERVATIONS FOR 1 TO 5 TRAVELERS:
To confirm a Galapagos reservation: A $500 USD non-refundable per person deposit is due from the Customer at the time of booking.
Final Payment: Final Payment is due from the Customer at 65 days prior to departure
FOR RESERVATIONS OVER 5+ TRAVELERS OR CHARTERS, please inquire with us about the Payment & Cancellation Policies.
Forms of payment: Forms of payment accepted by the Tour Company include wire transfers, credit cards and checks. Detailed information regarding forms of payment will appear on the Customer’s invoice or will be provided upon request by the Tour Company. For Travel professionals, please note we do not accept credit card payments, only wire transfers or checks.
Payments are due in the Tour Company’s offices on the due date specified on the passenger’s invoice and should be sent in a timely fashion to arrive by the above mentioned date. Failure to do so may result in the release of cabins, with rebooking subject to availability at the desecration of the Tour Company.
cancellations
FOR RESERVATIONS FOR 1 TO 5 TRAVELERS:
The following cancellation fees will be applied to the Customer according to the number of days prior to departure that the Tour Company receives written notice of cancellation from the Customer. All cancellations must be made in writing and should be sent via email to the sales agent who made the Customer’s reservation for the Tour Company.
65 days or more prior to departure: Deposit will be forfeited
64 days or less prior to departure: 100% of total invoiced amount
FOR RESERVATIONS OVER 5+ TRAVELERS OR CHARTERS, please inquire with us about the Payment & Cancellation Policies.
How to guard against cancellation fees: The Tour Company strongly recommends the Customer purchase trip cancellation / interrupt insurance directly after the reservation is confirmed. This coverage reimburses the Customer for most non-refundable costs of the tour should he or she need to cancel due to illness, injury or other reasons covered under the policy.
For passengers with pre-existing conditions: coverage must typically be purchased from a travel insurance company within 24 hours from the time a reservation is confirmed to cover cancellation resulting from the pre-existing condition.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Please click here to view our complete Terms & Conditions.
EPIRB (Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon), 4 x 25 person open sea life rafts, life jackets, flares and signals, fire extinguishing system, and sprinkler system throughout the vessel. Safety equipment on board either meets or exceeds USA Coast Guard regulations
COMFORT EQUIPMENT
Air Renewal System, Air conditioning throughout, TV / CD / VHS/DVD/Playstation 2, boutique, infirmary with MD on board, small jacuzzi
M/V Evolution abides under all international standards of safety for a Galapagos cruise ship of its type. It is ISM (International Safety Management) certified and is equipped with an emergency alarm system, 3 emergency life rafts for 26 pax each, emergency life vests, fog horns, a PA system, smoke detectors, a sprinkler system and fire extinguishers. All emergency equipment is SOLAS certified. The yacht also carries 2 dingies (pangas/zodiacs) for 16 pax each and 1 dingy for 12 pax for day to day activities.
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