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The Infinity is one of the newest 20 passenger mega yachts in the Galapagos, She has 8 deluxe cabins & 2 suites, all with private balconies. This boat offers 2 Level 3 National Park Guides. These promotions are subject to availability and offer huge discounts on selected departures. For more information about the Infinity fixed departures, 4, 5, 6 & 7 Day Itinerary’s, deck plans, specs and gallery of images please check Galapagos Cruise...
Read MoreVIP Journeys has an exclusive Elite Galapagos Yacht Holiday Charter for December 25th, 2021 to January 1st, 2022. This 8 days/7 nights itinerary for 16 paxs cost: $145k. One of the newest luxury offerings in the Galapagos. This catamaran offers 8 spacious cabins with large bathrooms with l'occitane amenities. It includes an on-board concierge/cruise manager, It includes all meals and excursions daily.
Read MoreExploring the Galapagos at its most abundant and serene. VIP Journeys welcomed clients back to the Galapagos this Spring in the age of Covid-19 on the Theory, Infinity and Elite Luxury Yachts offering pristine settings in the recently re-opened Galapagos Islands. After having a year of no visitors from abroad and only a few local Ecuadorians visiting sporadically, the extraordinary marine life was curious, bountiful, and unforgettable as ever.
Read MoreFor quite some time, travelers heading to the Northeast of Brazil have generally had to fly all the way to Rio de Janeiro or São Paulo before then taking an onward flight to their chosen destination, making the journey even more exhausting. Luckily for us, some airlines have decided to create a bit of a northeastern hub so that it’s easier and quicker to get to this beautiful and less-visited part of Brazil. We’re very happy to share the list...
Read MoreVIP Journeys has space on a Luxury Galapagos Yacht Charter for Christmas! Come and spend this Christmas Eve in one of the most magical destinations in the world. Grand Majestic Galapagos Yacht - Christmas: 8 days / Dec 23-30, 2019. 3 Cabins: 6 paxs / $8,600 pp Itinerary (A) - Monday to Monday: Mon: am Arrival in San Cristobal Airport and Transfer to the boat, pm - El Junco Lagoon...
Read MoreFor Vip Journeys, 2019 is trending as our best year for Galapagos Yacht Charters. Luxury travel has been moving to more experience-based “special interest” with more “multi-gen” group travel. In the era of mega-ships the size of small cities, luxury experiential clients are migrating to unique small ship and yacht cruising. Where else can all three generations do the same thing at the same time while enjoying peak life experiences...
Read MoreVIP Journeys wishes you a Happy Holidays in our own unique way - We thought it would be interesting to introduce you to the Galapagos Christmas Marine Iguana from Española Island. This is the most colorful subspecies (primarily turquoise and red), nicknamed the Christmas iguana, while those on Santiago are predominantly green. Did you know that marine iguanas come in a range of colors?
Read MoreAs guests check in to Isla Palenque, they open a door to a world of new experiences and undisturbed nature, enhanced by architecture and interior design that effortlessly blend into the tropical surroundings. The atmosphere of the hotel is a balance of sophisticated and private comfort, combined with peacefulness, relaxation, and playfulness. The service provided by the staff is so personalized, professional and detail-oriented that the Resort...
Read MoreThe Peruvian Ministry of Culture has decided to change how guests can visit Machu Picchu that will impact all upcoming trips. These new rules also change how companies like VIP Journeys operate our tours and have installed many new regulations. These new laws will affect all visitors to Machu Picchu that are visiting the Inca citadel. It defines rules how guides must operate within the site...
Read MoreHotel Fasano Angra Dos Reis - In a country as large as Brazil, must-see, life-changing destinations abound. For those travelers seeking relaxation on serene, jungle-enveloped beaches or water sports such as surfing, stand-up-paddling or snorkeling, one of the all-time favorites for both Brazilians and foreigners is Angra dos Res. Portuguese for the “Creek of the Kings.”
Read MoreSalvador da Bahia Brazil is Rising - VIP Journeys is proud to share the amazing progress in Brazil's oldest and most historical UNESCO heritage site. Conor O'Sullivan, in our Salvador office has been monitoring progress that started in Jan 2013 with the newly elected mayor of Salvador da Bahia publicly declaring tourism as one of his major priorities, going so far as to say that he wanted to position the city
Read MoreImagine after a day full of adventure in Costa Rica's vibrant wilderness, you find yourself relaxing in your cliffside infinity pool overlooking the sunset beach of Las Catalinas. Founded in 2009, Las Catalinas is a modern, private beach town on the Guanacaste coast; perfect for those who want to escape crowds and have an authentic Costa Rican experience, Las Catalinas is an oasis of adventure...
Read MoreLast year, in honor of the World Oceans Day, we paid homage to our Top 10 favorite national marine reserves in Latin America around the theme “healthy oceans, healthy planet.” The post, featuring 10 national marine parks taking action to ensure a healthy planet and oceans, as well as providing future generations with amazing places to learn about the world beneath the sea.
Read MoreEarlier this week, the world celebrated the International Day for Biological Diversity (IDBD). This event, held annually since 1993, was created by the U.N. General Assembly "to increase understanding and awareness of biodiversity issues." Although the day originally was commemorated in late December each year, it was moved to May 22 some years later due (at least in part) to difficulties surrounding a date so close to...
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