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16 night galapagos outer loop and machu picchu and land tour

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Length of cruise: 16 nights
Ship: Celebrity Flora (details)
Ship rating:
Cruise line: Celebrity Cruises

Departure port: Quito
Ports of call: Mitad Del Mundo, Galapagos, Gardner Bay, Punta Suarez, Bahia Post Office, Punta Moreno, Urvina Bay, Punta Vicente Roca, South Plaza, Dragon Hill Santa Cruz Isla
Return port: Lima

Day Location

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Quito
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Quito
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Mitad Del Mundo
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Quito
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Galapagos
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Gardner Bay
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Punta Suarez
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Galapagos
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Bahia Post Office
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Punta Moreno
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Urvina Bay
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Galapagos
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Punta Vicente Roca
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South Plaza
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Galapagos
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Dragon Hill Santa Cruz Isla
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Lima
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Lima

Christine Loomis: “I love this shot. Once the turtle starting swimming toward shore, all I had to do was lay on a rocky beach for a while and wait. The Galapagos are just zillions of photo ops waiting to happen.”

Getting up close to a blue-footed booby during a shore excursion on a Celebrity Cruises sailing.

Native to seven of the Galápagos Islands, the giant tortoise lives to more than 100 years old in the wild.

Returning from a snorkeling expedition in the Galápagos during a shore excursion aboard Celebrity Xpedition.

Bartolomé Island, a volcanic islet in the Galápagos Islands.

Locals surround a water sculpture in Lima, Peru.

An iguana enjoys the midday sun during a shore excursion on Celebrity Xpedition.

The penthouse suite features a private veranda with a hot tub during your cruise aboard Celebrity Xpedition.

A couple on Celebrity Xpedition watches Kicker Rock (or León Dormido), a spectacular volcanic rock formation in the Galapagos that towers 460 feet above the sea.

Booby chicks allowed a stranger to approach in the Galápagos.

A tunnel of water as public art in Lima, Peru.

One of the remarkable sea lions seen in the Galapagos during a Celebrity cruise.

Marine life in the Galapagos have no fear of humans, giving photographers the chance to capture great close-ups.

Albatrosses courting in the Galapagos.

The beach on Española Island in the Galápagos.

Boarding a Zodiac in the Galápagos during a Celebrity Cruises expedition.

A giant tortoise in the Galapagos. It's the largest living species of tortoise.

Two marine iguanas on the Galápagos Islands. Charles Darwin once described them as "hideous looking." Harsh!

Sunrise on Bartolomé Island in the Galápagos Islands.

A rainbow on Espanola Island in the Galápagos.

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