All of these elements add up to the real luxury an adventurer gets when they choose Quasar.
Founded and owned by Eduardo and Dolores Diez, the husband and wife bought a French luxury yacht called the Nortada back in the early 80s and began operating cruise itineraries, almost two.
Luxuries of eye contact, smiles, and authentic human connection. For independently run cruise operator, Quasar Expeditions, the Galapagos Islands are the very reason the 32-year-old Quito-based company exists today. Quasar Expeditions has introduced a new Galápagos itinerary specially designed for children with autism and their families to experience the natural wonders of Ecuadors islands. For more information on traveling to the Galapagos Islan. To tak, jak wiele innych specjalnych miejsc - firmy turystyczne. Waciciele firmy zajmuj si ochron wysp, ale take dziel si tym, co maj do zaoferowania wyspy Galapagos. Luxuries like seeing the world through the eyes of a child again, or being able to enjoy nature and observe wildlife like our ancestors once did, away from the routine of our busy lives and in a remote setting. World Winder explored the Galapagos Islands with Quasar Tours. Quasar Expeditions pywa po Galapagos od ponad 25 lat i obecnie ma dwa klasyczne jachty ekspedycyjne eglujce po wyspach - M / V Evolution i M / Y Grace. Luxuries like discovering wild places with expert guides who call these places home, and reliving those days of motivational learning in school. Luxuries like making great friends onboard a historic vessel like Grace yacht, and sharing a week of lifetime memories.
From hand-picked naturalist guides to the friendliest staff you’ll ever meet, our team is comprised of passion.įor Quasar, luxury has always been found in the simple joys of life that many of our Guests never realized how much they valued or loved so much. In turn, Quasar travelers become not only expedition enthusiasts, but conservators. Guests looking for a Galapagos luxury cruise or a once-in-a-lifetime Patagonia experience come to us seeking layers of depth and contrast: meaningful interactions with humans and the earth, well-appointed accommodations, unparalleled adventures, five star cultural cuisine, and awe-inspiring wildlife encounters. This is true in both our Galapagos adventures and in our Patagonia Luxury Tours. All the rosé.For almost 4 decades, Quasar Expeditions has specialized in authentic travel experiences to remote destinations in South America with one key goal in mind: to create memories that last a lifetime.Īdventure after adventure, we accomplish this through a unique blend of elements that include great passion for what we do, long years of experience in the field and, above all, a deep commitment to show our travelers remote destinations in a way no one else can. Think of the all the conversation this boat has seen. For years, Princess Grace used the vessel to entertain important guests of the Principality on day-long excursions on the Mediterranean, as well as for holidays with her family between the Italian and French Rivieras. After the war, it was purchased by Aristotle Onassis (as in, second husband of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis) and remained in his hands for a few years until he eventually refurbished it and gave it as a wedding gift to Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly at their wedding in 1956. Originally owned by an Argentinian tycoon who used it for personal trips across the Atlantic, the Grace was eventually hired by the British Government for missions during World War II-it hosted Winston Churchill when he visited British war ships in the Mediterranean. The history of the M/Y Grace is like something out of a movie. After all, the Galápagos are filled with cruising vessels taking travelers from island to island, and many of those boats tend to be miniature cruise ships: clunky, charmless, and impersonal. Fact 2: The endemic Galapagos marine iguana is the only lizard to swim in the ocean. So when we heard that a vessel formerly belonging to Princess Grace of Monaco had been spotted floating around the Galápagos Islands, our curiosity was piqued. Fact 1: In 1978 UNESCO designated Galapagos as the first World Heritage site. Over time, the appeal of certain destinations becomes not just the destination itself, but experiencing it the way someone else already has-like Princess Margaret’s Mustique, Hemingway’s Kenya, or Chanel’s Paris. There is so little left unexplored in the world that following in another person's footsteps is inevitable.
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