WILDLIFE CENTRE
Cruise the wildlife haven of the Galapagos Islands onboard the modern and impressive Coral I.
At 40m in length and with space for up to 36 passengers on board, Coral I is ideal for guests looking for an intimate cruise, but offering the stability and privacy of a larger boat.
There are 18 cabins on board, split between three decks. The highest category are the Junior Cabins, which are found on the Sky and Earth decks. They have double beds (and some can be setup with an additional single bed – ideal for families) and picture windows. The standard and standard-plus cabins are on the Sea deck and have portholes rather than windows.
NAPO WILDLIFE CENTRE, AMAZON
Napo Wildlife Centre, at a glance
- Eco-hotel and wildlife centre in 53,500 acres of prime Amazonian rainforest
- Within the Yasuni National Park
- Just 16 private bungalows with glorious lake and forest views
- Tented double beds
- Handicraft furnishings and rustic furniture
- Private bathrooms with on-demand hot water
- Large dining hall serving local specialties
- Bar with 50 foot viewing tower
For leisure and pleasure
- Two towering lookout points for wildlife views and photogenic views
- Library and briefing room
- Jungle excursions to observe 550 species of birds and 11 types of monkeys
- Stargazing, spiritual cleaning and ancestral medical chacra
- River picnics
- Almost innumerable species of reptiles, amphibians, flora and fauna
- Tapir, peccaries, cayman, anaconda, giant otters…
Planning my first solo trip felt like a big step, but The Ultimate Travel Company made it easy from the outset. I reached out over a year in advance, and Rob Kent quickly put together a thoughtful itinerary based on exactly what I was looking for, securing great flights and always being available to talk things through. Everything ran smoothly and I felt looked after every step of the way. The accommodation in Japan, Fiji and Tahiti was excellent and the experiences unforgettable.
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