Galapagos · Central and South America
Across the Equator 2026 · Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Galapagos
Route Map
Across the Equator 2026 · Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Galapagos route map
Product Overview
- Travel Dates
- Nov 22, 2026 - Dec 12, 2026
- Destinations
- Colombia, Ecuador, Panama
- Duration
- 17 nights / 21 days Galapagos yacht 7 nights
- Group Size
- 18+2 guest small group with Galapagos yacht charter
- Route Style
- Three equator-line countries, Galapagos, rainforest and Panama Canal
Trip Images
Images are indicative. Scenery and landing arrangements depend on the actual departure.
A 21-day Central and South America journey linking Bogota, Quito, the Amazon rainforest, a 7-night Galapagos charter aboard Infinity and Panama City.
Route Map
Across the Equator 2026 · Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Galapagos route map
Trip Highlights
Bogota, Quito and Panama City
The city sections provide cultural context before and after the nature-focused portions, including old towns, museums and historic districts.
Equator and Volcano Landscapes
Quito, the equator line and Cotopaxi-area scenery introduce the geography behind the route's equator theme.
Amazon Rainforest Lodge
The Amazon section adds guided rainforest activities and wildlife observation, with daily programming set by lodge conditions.
Galapagos Wildlife
The Galapagos portion focuses on protected island habitats, marine wildlife and naturalist-led shore activities.
Daily Itinerary
You may first check the alongside the daily itinerary.
International Departure / Bogota
Depart internationally and connect to Bogota. Arrival, meals, hotel check-in and rest are arranged according to the final flight schedule.
Bogota City Exploration
Explore Bogota's old town, the Gold Museum, Bolivar Square, government buildings and colorful street-art areas, then view the city from Monserrate when conditions allow.
Bogota to Quito
Fly from Bogota to Quito. On arrival, visit the Equator Monument area and learn about the geodetic history behind the equator line.
Quito - Cotopaxi - Quito
Travel from Quito toward Cotopaxi National Park to see Andean highland scenery, volcanic landscapes and Limpiopungo Lagoon when weather permits.
Quito to the Amazon Rainforest
Fly to Coca, continue by motorized canoe along the Napo River, then transfer by canoe into the rainforest lodge area for guided nature activities.
Amazon Rainforest
Follow the planned program for Amazon Rainforest. Final timing, visits, meals, transfers and sequence are subject to local conditions and the pre-departure notice.
Amazon Rainforest
Follow the planned program for Amazon Rainforest. Final timing, visits, meals, transfers and sequence are subject to local conditions and the pre-departure notice.
Amazon Rainforest to Quito
Return by canoe and river transfer to Coca for the flight back to Quito, with possible wildlife viewing during the outbound rainforest transfer.
Quito to Galapagos Santa Cruz Island Embarkation
Fly to the Galapagos, complete local entry procedures and board Infinity. The first island visit may include Black Turtle Cove or Santa Cruz coastal habitats, subject to yacht operations.
Galapagos: Genovesa Island
Explore Genovesa Island, with routes such as Prince Philip's Steps and Darwin Bay for seabirds, lava scenery, red-footed boobies, Nazca boobies, frigatebirds and sea lions.
Galapagos: Santiago Island and Rabida Island
Visit Santiago and Rabida areas for lava formations, red beaches, snorkeling opportunities, seabirds, sea lions and volcanic island scenery.
Galapagos: Santa Cruz Island
Follow the planned program for Galapagos: Santa Cruz Island. Final timing, visits, meals, transfers and sequence are subject to local conditions and the pre-departure notice.
Galapagos: Santa Cruz Island
Follow the planned program for Galapagos: Santa Cruz Island. Final timing, visits, meals, transfers and sequence are subject to local conditions and the pre-departure notice.
Galapagos: Floreana Island
Visit Floreana sites such as Post Office Bay, Cormorant Point and Devil's Crown, combining human history, flamingo lagoons, beaches and snorkeling when sea conditions permit.
Galapagos: Espanola Island
Explore Espanola Island around Suarez Point and Gardner Bay, known for seabirds, marine iguanas, sea lions and white-sand coastal scenery.
San Cristobal Disembarkation - Guayaquil - Panama City
Complete disembarkation in San Cristobal and continue with onward travel arrangements. Final timing and activities may vary with weather, sea state, ice conditions, local regulations and supplier operations.
Panama City
Visit the Miraflores Locks and Panama Canal museum area, then continue to the colonial quarter and Amador Causeway for city and Pacific views.
Panama City / Return Travel
Visit old Panama ruins or additional city sites when flight timing allows, then transfer to the airport for return travel.
Daily routing, visits, hotels, cruise calls, landings and wildlife activities are subject to final departure notes, supplier operations, weather, sea state, traffic, local rules and conservation requirements.
Ship and Cabins
Infinity
This Galapagos yacht supports the cruise portion of Across the Equator 2026 · Colombia, Ecuador, Panama and Galapagos, with accommodation, dining, naturalist interpretation and small-boat operations arranged under local operator and national-park rules.
- Operator
- Royal Galapagos
- Details
- Galapagos 7 nights
Public Areas
- Restaurant and lounge venues
- Observation or open-deck spaces
- Briefing or lecture space
- Fitness or wellness facilities where operated
- Expedition or shore-excursion support
Pricing Details
Cabin Pricing
| Cabin | Description | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Main Deck Balcony Stateroom | 21-25 sqm, 6 cabins | RMB 149,800 / person |
| Upper Deck Balcony Stateroom | 23 sqm, 2 cabins | RMB 155,800 / person |
| Deck 2 Balcony Suite | 32 sqm, 2 cabins | RMB 159,800 / person |
Included
- International economy-class flights for the international long-haul sectors as specified in the itinerary.
- Domestic South America economy-class flights shown in the itinerary.
- Ecuador e-visa service and related notarization/certification costs when required.
- Infinity yacht accommodation and onboard meals during the Galapagos cruise segment, based on double occupancy.
- Hotel accommodation shown in the itinerary, based on double occupancy.
- Travel insurance plan arranged for the itinerary.
- Meals listed in the itinerary, excluding meals during flights, layovers or self-arranged periods unless stated.
- Local drivers, guides, trip support or tour leader service and related gratuities as specified.
- Listed transportation, sightseeing, admission tickets and local arrangements in the itinerary.
Not Included
- Passport application or renewal fees.
- U.S. visa fees and application costs.
- Business-class airfare upgrade supplement.
- Hotel accommodation shown in the itinerary, based on double occupancy.
- Listed transportation, sightseeing, admission tickets and local arrangements in the itinerary.
- Meals listed in the itinerary, excluding meals during flights, layovers or self-arranged periods unless stated.
Travel Notes
Travel Notes
A deposit is required to secure space; balance payment, taxes, promotions and deadline are subject to the signed contract and advisor confirmation.
Travel Notes
Visa requirements, processing time and supporting documents vary by nationality and itinerary. Included visa services and excluded visas must be confirmed before booking.
Travel Notes
Cancellation charges follow the signed contract and supplier policy. Fees may increase as departure approaches.
Travel Notes
Wildlife viewing, landings, rainforest walks and island visits must follow local conservation rules. Travelers should be comfortable with walking, wet landings, uneven ground and changing weather.
Travel Notes
Wildlife viewing, landings, rainforest walks and island visits must follow local conservation rules. Travelers should be comfortable with walking, wet landings, uneven ground and changing weather.
Travel Notes
Routes, port calls, shore excursions, hotel names, flights and activity order may change due to weather, sea state, local rules, supplier policy or operational needs.