Small Group Trip
Explore a land and sea brimming with life on this private sea excursion. This World Heritage biosphere reserve harbors more than 900 islands, many uncharted, and flora, fauna and animals - found nowhere else in the world. Experience pods of dolphins numbering in the thousands and view many whale species including the largest living being on earth - the blue whale.
Take the skiff ashore to explore local trails by horseback. Your guide, a local ranchero, will take you to a tiny island village for a special visit with a local family of fisherman.
Cool off in the water with snorkel gear or take a relaxing kayak ride at your leisure. Back aboard the yacht, unwind with a cocktail enjoy the on-board hot tub as the sun sets over the Pacific. This is luxury at sea like you’ve never imagined!
2012 "Baja's Bounty" 8 Days / 7 Days Roundtrip La Paz, Baja California Sur
November 24, December 1, 8, 15
Master 2,995
Commander 3,395
Captain 3,695
Admiral 4,195
Commodore Suite 5,895
Full Yacht Charter 321,595
Master Single 3,995
Commodore Triple 4,995
November 17, December 22, 29
Master 3,695
Commander 3,995
Captain 4,295
Admiral 4,895
Commodore Suite 6,795
Full Yacht Charter 376,795
Master Single 4,695
Commodore Triple 4,995
2013 "Baja's Bounty" 8 Days / 7 Days Roundtrip La Paz, Baja California Sur
January 5, 12, 19, March 30, April 6, 13, 20, November 24, December 1, 8, 15
Master 2,995
Commander 3,395
Captain 3,695
Admiral 4,195
Commodore Suite 5,895
Full Yacht Charter 321,595
Master Single 3,995
Commodore Triple 4,995
January 26, February 2, 9, 16, 23, March 2, 9#, 16, 23#
Master 3,695
Commander 3,995
Captain 4,295
Admiral 4,895
Commodore Suite 6,795
Full Yacht Charter 376,795
Master Single 4,695
Commodore Triple 4,995
# "Kids in Nature" family departure. All rates are shown in US dollars, per person, double occupancy. Any stateroom (except single stateroom) may be sold as a single for 175% of double occupancy rate.
PROMOTION:
Fly into Cabo and book a 7-night January 7 - April 14, 2012 "Aquarium of the World" departure aboard the Safari Endeavour. We'll throw in transfers to the yacht in La Paz and a complimentary pre- or post-cruise hotel night at the award-winning Casa Natalia boutique hotel in San Jose del Cabo.
Casa Natalia stopover package includes: roundtrip transfer between Los Cabos International Airport and hotel, private transfer to/from Cabo and the yacht in La Paz, baggage handling, meet and greet service, and one breakfast at hotel. Package valued at up to $900 per couple.
The added benefit of flying in/out of Cabo is lower air fares, increased flight frequency, scenic drive between Cabo and La Paz, and the opportunity to spend time on your own exploring Los Cabos or taking in a round of golf at a world-class course.
Offer valid only on NEW reservations booked from December 22, 2011 and April 1, 2012 and applies only to arrivals/departures at Los Cabos International Airport. Complimentary hotel stay subject to availability. Offer cannot be redeemed for cash or refund.
INCLUSIVE EXPERIENCE – Exclusive transfers and baggage handling between airport/yachts, taxes and port fees, entry fees to national parks/preserves, adventure activities and equipment.
INCLUDED MEALS / BEVERAGES – Our Executive Chef tastefully prepares all meals with locally sourced fresh ingredients where available. Premium spirits, wine, beer are
included throughout your cruise.
All rates are shown in US dollars, per person, double occupancy. Any stateroom (except Single stateroom) may be sold as a single for 175% of double occupancy rate.
La Paz, Baja California Sur - Embarkation - You will be met at the airport and transferred to board the Safari Quest. The Captain and crew greet you with hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and a sumptuous dinner.
Isla Partida - Beach Activities - After breakfast, go ashore at Ensenada Grande beach, a crescent beach on Isla Partida and recognized as one of the most beautiful in the world. Explore the natural beauty of its pink volcanic coastline by skiff and kayak, slip into the crystal-clear water for swimming and snorkeling, or take a guided hike into the interior of the island, which abounds in exotic desert cacti and succulents.
Whale Watching - We’ll have the skiff “on the ready” for closer observation of flying manta rays, pods of dolphins and blue, pilot and fin whales. Later in the afternoon we’ll drop the kayaks and skiff to explore large mangrove lagoons that are nursing grounds for many species of tropical fish and invertebrates.
The Nature of the Sea of Cortés Exploration - Picturesque ledges of pink, orange and red bluffs and more marine life are on tap today. With binoculars in hand, join the Captain on the bridge to search for pods of dolphins, blue, fin, sei, orca and sperm whales as they spout and dive in the surrounding waters. Blue-footed boobies, brown pelicans, cormorants and gulls also make this area their home. If conditions permit, we’ll drop anchor in a remote cove for snorkeling, kayaking and beachcombing.
Bahia Agua Verde Mule Ride - Get underway this morning for Bahia Agua Verde, whose clear waters are bordered by sparse craggy mountains hemmed in green. For a true taste of adventure, join your yachtmates on a mule trail ride into the arroyos of the peninsula. Converse with a local ranchero and his family while you explore canyons, enjoy scenic vistas and experience the breathtaking sights of the “real Baja.”
Isla Coyote / Isla San Francisco - Step ashore on Isla Coyote, the only permanently inhabited island and smallest community in the Sea of Cortés. Only about 200 yards in diameter, the islet is home to twenty members of the Cuevas family. It consists of about ten buildings that include homes, a small chapel, and a one-room schoolhouse with two desks and a chalkboard. Beyond the weathered structures is a whale bone yard where enormous vertebrae are scattered for up-close investigation. Our crew delivers water to the residents, as fresh water is unobtainable on the island. Conversations with this remarkable group of people reveal how they make their living as fishermen “in the middle of nowhere.” At Isla San Francisco, enjoy a guided hike among a forest of the world’s tallest cactus—the Cardón, laze on the beach, or kayak and snorkel in the calm waters.
Los Islotes - This morning, set sail for Los Islotes, a steep rocky outcropping leaping straight from the sea. Observe a sea lion colony from the yacht and skiff, or slip into a wetsuit to snorkel with agile young sea lions. Swim through a rock arch where orange fan and white fire coral sway in the current, while high overhead, brown and blue-footed boobies perch on the cliffs. Later, we’ll cruise to Isla Espiritu Santo for your last opportunity to enjoy a guided hike along a colorful desert ridge, or perhaps kayak or snorkel in the protected crystalline waters. After tonight’s special Farewell Dinner, your Expedition Leader will recap the journey with a slideshow of the week’s experiences.
La Paz, Baja California Sur - Disembark - After breakfast we’ll bid you “adios.” A transfer to the airport is included. You may have time for a stroll along the extensive beachfront promenade here in Baja’s most traditional city.
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