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Welcome to Celebrity’s Galapagos

Dear Celebrity Guest,

A voyage through the unspoiled Galapagos Islands is a one-of-a-kind

experience to one of the world’s most precious archipelagos, and we’re

thrilled that you’ve chosen Celebrity Xpedition® to take you there.

If you’ve sailed with Celebrity Cruises® before, you’ll undoubtedly notice

a more relaxed atmosphere onboard Celebrity Xpedition. The dress code

is casual day and night, and the overall environment is more intimate,

with just under 100 guests per sailing. And we think you’ll be glad to

know you’ll be sailing on a ship ecologically designed to leave the

pristine islands of the Galapagos virtually untouched.

As on every Celebrity ship, large or small, you’ll experience our

commitment to extraordinary service, with a guest-to-staff ratio of

2:1, and many of the amenities you would expect from us, such as

complimentary use of plush, Frette bathrobes; hot tub, sauna and fitness

room; fine cuisine, and a lounge featuring nightly lectures by naturalists,

as well as live music.

Whether this is your first Celebrity cruise or your 50th, we hope to have

the opportunity to serve you for many years to come. Meanwhile, we

thank you for joining us for an extraordinary Celebrity cruise vacation.

Sincerely,

Dan Hanrahan

President, Celebrity Cruises

Table of ContentsTable of Contents

*Captain's Club Level

DONALD TYLER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _MARY TYLER _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Cruise Summary 2Travel Itinerary 3Pre Cruise Checklist 4Boarding Checklist 5Travel Documents 6Arrival Information 8Transfer Voucher (Post Cruise) 9Park Entry Voucher 11Ship Information 13Shore Excursion Information 15Guest Clearance Form 17Charge Account / Cruise Ticket 19Cruise Ticket Contract 21

For general information regarding your cruise vacation, please call us at +1.800.437.3111.For general information regarding your cruise vacation, please call us at +1.800.437.3111. *Ifyou're a member of Captain's Club and your membership level does not appear next to yourname above, call +1.800.760.0654 to ensure you're provided with your members-onlybenefits. If you would like information about Captain's Club and its benefits, visitwww.celebrity.com/captainsclub.

Vacation Assistance Provided ByDIRECT BOOKING

Having the proper travel documentsHaving the proper travel documents (passport, visas, etc.) is a very important part of travelthese days and may require some pre-planning. To ensure you're properly prepared for yourcruise, kindly review the 'Travel Documents' pages within this booklet.

Your ship baggage tags are included within this booklet.

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Cruise SummaryCruise Summary

7 NIGHT GALAPAGOS ISLANDS CRUISEaboard

CELEBRITY XPEDITION

RESERVATION ID: 246126SAILING DATE: 01 JUN 2008SAILING FROM: BALTRA (GALAPAGOS)BOARDING AT: 11:00 aSAILING TIME: 02:00 pDINING SEATING: OPEN

STATEROOM:NUMBER: 314DECK: MARINA DECKCATEGORY: XD

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Travel ItineraryTravel Itinerary

Arrive Depart

CRUISE ITINERARY:01 JUN BALTRA (GALAPAGOS) 02:00p01 JUN NORTH SEYMOUR (GALAPAGOS) 02:30p 07:00p02 JUN P. BAQUERIZO (SAN CRISTOBAL) 06:00a 01:00p02 JUN PUNTA SUAREZ (ESPANOLA) 03:00p 07:00p03 JUN CORMORANT POINT (FLOREANA) 07:00a 12:00p03 JUN BARONESS OUTLOOK (FLOREANA) 03:00p 07:00p04 JUN LAS BACHAS, (SANTA CRUZ) 06:00a 12:00p04 JUN BARTOLOME (SAN SALVADOR) 02:30p 07:00p05 JUN ELIZABETH BAY (ISABELA) 07:00a 12:00p05 JUN PUNTA ESPINOZA (FERNANDINA) 02:30p 07:00p06 JUN PUERTO EGAS (SAN SALVADOR) 07:00a 12:00p06 JUN DRAGON HILL (SANTA CRUZ) 03:00p 07:00p07 JUN PUERTO AYORA (SANTA CRUZ) 07:00a 09:00p08 JUN BALTRA (GALAPAGOS) 06:00a

Cruise itinerary may change as conditions warrant.For questions regarding itinerary changes due to weather or other current events, guests maycall our Customer Relations Department at +1.800.437.3111 or visit the "Before You Board'section of our website www.celebrity.com.

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Pre Cruise ChecklistPre Cruise Checklist

( ) Verify your name on page 1 of this booklet to ensure it matches the appropriate form ofidentification (see the Travel Documents pages in this booklet) that you will need to presentduring ship check-in formalities. Contact your travel agent or our reservations department if aspelling correction is required. Please note, new documents are not required as your name willbe correct on the ships' guest manifest.

Under a provision of the "Border Security Act" that was adopted by the U.S. government,Celebrity Cruises must now provide the government with key information on our guests inadvance of sailing. The advance collection of this information will enable various U.S.government agencies, and the Customs and Immigration authorities of the countries our shipsvisit, to take appropriate measures to ensure that our guests and our ships are secure and safe.FAILURE TO PROVIDE THIS INFORMATION IN ATIMELY MANNERWILL RESULTIN DELAYED OR DENIED BOARDING

( ) Ensure you have all required proof of citizenship and/or travel documents appropriate toyour travel itinerary as indicated in the Travel Documents pages of this booklet.

( ) Complete online check-in at www.celebrity.com/onlinecheckin then print your BoaringPass, which will be collected during ship check-in formalities.

( ) If you are unable to check-in online, please complete the enclosed Charge Account /Cruise Ticket and Guest Information Form which will be collected during ship check-informalities.

( ) Attach the enclosed ship baggage tags and any personal ID in the form of a nametag toeach piece of luggage before you leave home.

( ) Ensure that you hand carry all medication, proof of citizenship, travel documents,valuables and any other items that will meet your needs until your luggage is delivered to yourstateroom.

( ) Familiarize yourself with a few ship policies noted within this booklet on the ShipInformation page(s).

( ) Be prepared during ship check-in formalities to show qualifying proof of a restricted farepurchase (if applicable).

( ) Plan your ground transfers to and/or from the pier. Contact your travel agent or ourreservations department at +1.800.437.3111 at least two (2) weeks prior to your cruise.

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Boarding ChecklistBoarding Checklist

1. Mandatory Guest Information:Mandatory Guest Information: Please refer to the Guest Information voucher in thisbooklet for important information governing the advance collection of guest information.

In order to further expedite your boarding process, please complete these enclosed formsbefore you leave home. Each form will be collected and processed during ship check-informalities.2. Charge Account / Cruise TicketCharge Account / Cruise Ticket3. All Required Immigration Forms (if applicable)All Required Immigration Forms (if applicable)

In addition, the following documents will be reviewed and processed.4. Proof of Citizenship and/or Travel DocumentsProof of Citizenship and/or Travel Documents appropriate to your sailing itinerary. Pleasereview the citizenship information on the following page to ensure you bring the appropriatedocuments with you.5. Proof of qualifying for purchase of restricted fare (if applicable)Proof of qualifying for purchase of restricted fare (if applicable)

AWord About Alcoholic BeveragesAWord About Alcoholic BeveragesCelebrity Cruises reserves the right to limit or refuse to allow alcoholic beverages to bebrought aboard the ship for consumption during the cruise vacation. Please refer towww.celebrity.com for information on alcoholic consumption and gaming requirements.

Please note: An individual's age on the date of sailing determines his or her status for theentire cruise vacation.

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Travel DocumentsTravel Documents

Before leaving homeBefore leaving home, please take a few minutes to familiarize yourself with the required traveldocuments you will be asked to provide prior to boarding the ship. CautionCaution: The requirementsdescribed below are subject to change by governmental bodies without notice.

It is the sole responsibility of the guest to identify and obtain all required travel documentsand have them available when necessary. These appropriate valid travel documents such aspassports, visas, inoculation certificate and family legal documents are required for boardingand re-entry into the United States and other countries. Please note Ecuadorian law requiresthat your passport expiration date not occur within six (6) months of the sailing terminationdate.

Guests who do not possess the proper documentation may be prevented from boarding theirflight or ship or from entering a country and may be subject to fines. No refunds will be givenNo refunds will be givento individuals who fail to bring proper documentation.to individuals who fail to bring proper documentation.

U.S. and Canadian citizensU.S. and Canadian citizensl Guests traveling on an Official Passport (primarily issued to Military,

Government, and Diplomatic personnel) will be required to secure a diplomaticvisa for each country on their cruise itinerary, as required, prior to boarding theship.

l There are no requirements for guests carrying a normal tourist passport.

EcuadorEcuadorIf you are not a U.S. or Canadian passport holder, you will be required to secure all necessaryvisas prior to leaving home. Please contact the Embassies (Consular Services) of each countryon your sailing itinerary or the visa service of your choice for specific visa requirements,information, forms and fees for your nationality.

Embassy WebsitesEcuador http://www.ecuador.org/main.htm

Inoculation / HealthInoculation / HealthAs detailed in our brochure, all guests must ensure that they are medically and physically fitfor travel. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and the World Health Organization(WHO) provide guidelines as to which vaccinations are required in each country. In manycases inoculations are recommended but in some circumstances they are required. Werecommend that you check with your health care professional or a Travel Medicine Specialistcertified by the WHO for guidance. Other informational resources can be accessed at theCenters for Disease Control and Prevention's Traveler's Health website at www.cdc.gov/travelor toll free at 1-877-FYI-TRIP, and the World Health Organization website at www.who.int/vaccines-diseases/.

Family Legal DocumentsFamily Legal DocumentsAdults who are not the parent or Legal Guardian of any minor child traveling with them arerequired to present the child's valid passport and visa and an original notarized letter signed byat least one of the child's parents. The notarized letter from the child's parent must authorizethe traveling adult to take the child on the specific cruise and must authorize the travelingadult to supervise the child and permit any medical treatment that must be administered to

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the child. If a non-parent adult is a Legal Guardian, the adult must present a certifiedcertificate of Guardianship with respect to the child.

Please NotePlease Notel Guests on consecutive sailings must ensure they have the proper Travel

Documents for their entire cruise vacation.

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Arrival InformationArrival Information

Please be sure to attach the enclosed ship baggage tags and any personal ID in the form of anametag to each piece of luggage before you leave home.

We recommend that you hand carry all medication, travel documents, valuables and anyother items that will meet your needs until your luggage is delivered to your stateroom.

Guests Traveling IndependentlyGuests Traveling IndependentlyHaving chosen to make your own air arrangements it will be necessary to collect your luggageenroute to Baltra Island in either Quito or Guayaquil, and clear Ecuadorian Immigration andCustoms. The domestic air terminal is located in the next building for your flight to BaltraIsland.

Making flight connections in either Quito or Guayaquil to Baltra Island on the same day isnot possible and an overnight stay is required.

Please note that the domestic air flight segment from Quito or Guayaquil to Baltra Island hasa baggage weight limit of 30 lbs of checked luggage and 14 lbs of carry-on per person.

Arriving Into Baltra On The Day of Ship BoardingArriving Into Baltra On The Day of Ship BoardingPlease plan your arrival no later than 10:30 am. After claiming your luggage please proceed tothe Celebrity Xpeditions booth, located just outside the main entrance of the airline terminalwhere a Celebrity Xpeditions representative will meet and assist you with groundtransportation to the tender that will take you to the ship.

Arriving On A Day Other Than The Sailing DayArriving On A Day Other Than The Sailing DayA Celebrity Xpeditions representative will meet you at the Celebrity Xpeditions booth,located just outside the main entrance of the airline terminal at 10:30 am on the day of shipboarding to assist you with transportation to the tender that will take you to the ship.

Security At The PierSecurity At The PierPlease expect delays related to security procedures when arriving at the pier to board thetender. These procedures have been designed for your safety and all attempts will be made toexpedite you through the process as quickly as possible.

For any day of travel concerns, please contact our local Celebrity Xpeditions representative inQuito at 2.297. 0202 or 09.710.3290 or us at +1.800.256.6649 or +1.305.539.4107.

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Transfer VoucherTransfer Voucher

Pier to AirportPier to Airport

RESERVATION ID: 246126SHIP NAME: CELEBRITY XPEDITIONSAILING DATE: 01 JUN 2008

Ship departure information will be provided during your cruise.

You will tender to the pier on a Zodiac raft and then be transported to Baltra Island Airport ifyour independent travel plans call for air travel.

As your luggage will travel independently to the airport, you need to reclaim it beforechecking in for your flight. After flight check-in and going through security you can await theboarding of your flight in the Royal Palm VIP Lounge, which has been reserved for you. Lightrefreshments will be served.

Air Departure TaxAir Departure TaxAs noted in our brochure, our cruise rates do not include any applicable airport departure orfacilities fees or other taxes, fees, or surcharges assessed by domestic or foreign governments orquasi-governmental agencies. A $40.80 USD civil aviation tax applies to international travelfrom Ecuador to anywhere and will be collected by proper authorities at the airport.

Please Notel This transfer is only available on the scheduled day of ship departure.

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Park Entry VoucherPark Entry Voucher

Galapagos Park Entry VoucherGalapagos Park Entry VoucherVale para la entrada al Parque Nacional GalapagosVale para la entrada al Parque Nacional Galapagos

Present this voucher to Galapagos National Park officialPresente este vale al oficial del Parque Nacional Galapagos

Voucher good for entry fee for the Guest listed belowValido para la entrada del pasajero que se detetalla a continuacion

Name/NombreDONALD TYLERMARY TYLER

Reservation ID/Numero de reserva246126

Cruise Ship/EmbarcacionCELEBRITY XPEDITION

Ship Departure Date/Fecha de embarque01 JUN 2008

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Ship InformationShip Information

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity CruisesGuest Conduct Policy

On every Celebrity vessel, we are committed to providing every guest with a cruise vacationthat is a touch above. To further ensure that you and your fellow guests receive exactly that,we have developed a set of Guest Conduct Polices that is available onboard and atcelebritycruises.com . We thank you in advance for your compliance.

IMPORTANT: A violation of Celebrity's Guest Conduct Policy is cause for appropriatecorrective action. including confiscation of improper materials or items and disembarkation ofthe guest from the vessel. The policy is subject to change without notice and without liabilityto Celebrity. Celebrity is free to adopt additional rules not stated in the policy.

Celebrity CruisesCelebrity CruisesAlcoholic Beverage Policy

The minimum drinking age for all alcoholic beverages on all Celebrity ships is twenty-one(21) years of age.

> However on ships in Europe, South America and Australia, where the legal drinking age islower than 21, a parent who is sailing with his or her son(s) and/or daughters(s) who isbetween the ages of 18 to 20, may sign a waiver allowing the 18 to 20 year old to consumealcoholic beverages.

> The 18 to 20 year old guest must agree to comply with Celebrity Cruises' policies, includingamong other things, agreeing to not provide alcoholic beverages to any other person,regardless of age. Restrictions apply and this policy is subject to change without notice.

An individual's age on the date of sailing determines his/her status for the entire cruisevacation

Guests are not allowed to bring beer or hard liquor on board for consumption or any other use.Guest wishing to bring personal wine onboard with them at the beginning of a cruise may doso, limited to two (2) bottles per stateroom, but when consumed in any shipboard restaurant,bar or dining venue, each bottle shall be subject to a corkage fee of $25.00. If the guestreceives a bottle of wine (in their stateroom) from a family member or friend, and thatbottle(s) was purchased from our Bon Voyage Gift selection, then no corkage fee will apply ifthey wish to consume the bottle in the dining room or any other public area. If the guestreceives a bottle from an outside vendor and/or travel agent, and the bottle was not purchasedthrough our Bon Voyage selection, then a $25.00 corkage fee per bottle will apply if they wishto consume the wine in the dinning room or any other public area. The fee will be applied tothe guest's on board account.

Alcoholic beverages that are purchased in the ports of call or from on board shops will bestored by the ship and delivered to guest stateroom on the last day of the sailing. Security maySecurity mayinspect containers (water bottle, soda bottles, mouthwash, luggage etc.) and will dispose ofinspect containers (water bottle, soda bottles, mouthwash, luggage etc.) and will dispose ofcontainers holding alcoholcontainers holding alcohol. Celebrity Cruises' Guest Conduct Policy may be enforced, up toand including disembarkation, if a guest violates and alcohol policyincluding disembarkation, if a guest violates and alcohol policy. Guests under the age of21 will not have alcohol returned to them.

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Guests who violate any alcohol policiesGuests who violate any alcohol policies (over consume, provide alcohol to people under age21, demonstrate irresponsible behavior, or attempt to conceal alcoholic items at security andor luggage check points or any other time), may be disembarked or not allowed to board, atmay be disembarked or not allowed to board, attheir own expensetheir own expense, in accordance with our Guest Conduct Policy.

Celebrity Cruises reserves the right to revoke or otherwise restrict drinking privileges anyguest, regardless or age. Even if all criteria are met, shipboard personnel may elect, and havethe option to not grant the waiver or any such drinking privileges. The waiver may not applywhen the vessel is in certain territorial waters.

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Shore Excursion InformationShore Excursion Information

All daily shore tours are included with your Celebrity Xpeditions Galapagos cruise.

Our expert Celebrity Xpeditions naturalists will guide each tour. You will receive dailyinformation regarding the upcoming days tours while onboard. Generally, two separatelocations will be visited each day, with tours scheduled for each location.

The tours may consist of landings on the islands, Zodiac rides around the shores, or swimming/snorkeling options.

Landings maybe either wet or dry. The wet Landings are generally about ankle deep but maygo up to 2 feet in depth. Celebrity Xpeditions representatives will be there to assist you ateach step with a helping hand if needed.

Please NoteScuba Diving is not included in the Celebrity Xpeditions Galapagos cruise however, we canarrange for local scuba diving excursions* guests can purchase while onboard.

* Subject to availability and weather conditions. In addition, all guests are required to complywith the requirements of Scuba Diving operator in Galapagos including, but not limited toproof of certification and liability releases.

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Charge AccountCharge Account& Cruise Ticket& Cruise Ticket

Complete Both SidesComplete Both Sides

RESERVATION ID: 246126SHIP NAME: CELEBRITY XPEDITIONSAILING DATE: 01 JUN 2008STATEROOM: 314

Onboard Charge Account:Onboard Charge Account: I will pay by (check one):

___Cash/Travelers Checks ____ MasterCard ___ Visa

___ American Express___ Diners ___ JCB ___ Discover

Card Expiration Date: ________ / ________ (month/year)

Card Number: _________________________________

_____________________________________________Name as it appears on credit card or responsible for account

Members in your party authorized to sign on this account1. _________________________ Stateroom #_____________2. _________________________ Stateroom #_____________3. _________________________ Stateroom #_____________

By signing below the guest hereby authorizes us to charge the credit card account indicatedabove for all charges made to the onboard charge account or the guest will settle all chargesmade to the onboard charge account in cash/travelers check and, regardless of the method ofpayment, to be personally liable for such charges.

XX _______________________________________________________Cardholder or guest signature responsible for onboard account

For Non-US Issued MasterCard or Visa Card HoldersFor Non-US Issued MasterCard or Visa Card HoldersIf you use a MasterCard or Visa Card issued outside of the US which is billed in any of thefollowing currencies: AUD, CAD, CHF, DKK, EUR, HKD, JPY, MXP, NOK, SEK, GBP,Celebrity Cruises offers a service where the full amount of your charges are converted, at yourelection, to the currency of your card by our conversion agent, Global Card Services, Inc.,using the exchange rate in effect at the time the amounts are charged to your card.

Currency Conversion Authorization (Please check one of the following options.)Currency Conversion Authorization (Please check one of the following options.)( ) A. I choose to pay my onboard charges in the currency of my card. I.e.: I choose to useCelebrity Cruises currency conversion program. (See terms below.)

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This currency conversion transaction is based on wholesale exchange rates collected fromBloomberg plus a 3 percent international currency conversion fee. My choice to have chargesbilled in the currency of my card is final. I accept that the exchange rate used will be the ratein effect at the time the amounts are charged to my card without further consultation.

( ) B. I choose to have my credit card issuer convert my onboard charges to the currency ofmy card in lieu of participating in the Celebrity Cruises currency conversion program. (Seeterms below.)

If I opt for my charges to be converted by my credit card issuer, or if my card is not billed inone of the billing currencies listed, my charges will be processed in the onboard currency(USD) and the issuer of my card may charge a service fee for currency conversion.

X________________________________________________Guest Signature(s)

CHARGESCRUISECARE: Declined**TOTAL: 00000.00 USD

** If you wish to purchase the travel cancellation/interruption and protection insuranceplease contact BerkleyCare at 1.800.453.4022 for eligibility and enrollment.

Cruise Ticket ContractCruise Ticket ContractIt is important that you read all terms of the cruise ticket contract. This is not transferable andis not subject to alterations by the guest. Name changes on the day of boarding are notName changes on the day of boarding are notpermitted.permitted.

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Cruise/CruiseTour TicketCruise/CruiseTour TicketContractContract

Important - Passenger Cruise/CruiseTour Ticket Contract 1Important - Passenger Cruise/CruiseTour Ticket Contract 1Read All clausesRead All clausesWhether or not signed by Passenger, this ticket shall be deemed to be an undertaking andacknowledgement by Passenger that he accepts on behalf of himself and all other personstraveling under this ticket, all the terms and conditions set out herein.1. (a) "Passenger" includes all persons traveling under this ticket and their heirs andrepresentatives. "Passenger" shall include the plural and the use of the masculine shall includethe feminine.(b) "Carrier" means the cruise line operator named in Article 20 of this Cruise TicketContract, all Vessels, Royal Celebrity Tours Inc. (``RCT'') with respect to the RCT Land Tourportion of any CruiseTour, and their respective employees, agents, affiliates, successors andassigns.(c) "Vessel" means the ship chartered by Carrier on which Passenger may be traveling oragainst which Passenger may assert a claim.(d) ``CruiseTour'' shall mean the combined vacation package consisting of the cruise describedin this booklet and the RCT Land Tour.(e) ``RCT Land Tour'' shall mean the land tour component of a CruiseTour to be providedeither prior to the initial embarkation on the cruise or after the final debarkation from thecruise, as indicated in this booklet.(f) ``Transport'' means the railcars, buses and other modes of transportation or accommodationprovided by RCT in connection with a RCT Land Tour.2. (a) Each adult Passenger is permitted to carry up to forty four pounds (44 lbs.) of luggageaboard the Vessel. In no event shall any Passenger bring on board the Vessel, or in connectionwith the RCT Land Tour, any controlled substances, live animals, weapons, firearms,explosives or other similar property without written permission from Carrier. Carrier reservesthe right to refuse to permit any Passenger to take on board the Vessel or on any mode ofTransport any item Carrier deems inappropriate.(b) Unless negligent, Carrier is neither responsible nor liable for any loss of or damage toPassenger's property. Liability for loss of or damage to Passenger's property in connection withany air or ground transportation shall be the sole responsibility of the provider of the serviceand in accordance with applicable limitations.(c) Carrier's liability for loss or damage to property is limited to $300.00 per Passenger unlessPassenger declares the true value in writing and pays Carrier before embarkation or beforearriving for the start of the RCT Land Tour (whichever is earlier) a fee of five percent (5%) ofthe amount that such value exceeds $300.00. In such event, Carrier's liability shall be limitedto its true declared value, but not exceeding $5,000.(d) In no event shall Carrier be liable for loss of or damage to jewelry, cash, negotiable paper,photographic/electronic equipment or other valuables unless they are deposited with Carrieron the Vessel for safekeeping against receipt (the Celebrity Xpedition may not acceptvaluables of any kind for deposit). Carrier's liability for loss of or damage to valuables sodeposited shall not exceed the amounts indicated in Clause 2(c).3. No undertaking or warranty shall be given or shall be implied as to the seaworthiness,fitness or condition of the Vessel or any food or drink supplied on board.4. Any medical personnel, masseuse, hair stylist, manicurist or other service providers onboard the Vessel or on Transport are provided solely for the convenience of Passenger. Suchpersons are independent contractors and not acting as agents or representatives of Carrier.Carrier assumes no liability whatsoever for any treatment, diagnosis, advice, examination orother services provided by such persons. Passenger shall pay for all medical care requested orrequired, whether aboard or ashore, including the cost of any emergency medical care ortransportation incurred by Carrier.5. All arrangements made for or by Passenger for air transportation, shore excursions, groundtours, ground transportation, hotels, restaurants and other similar activities or services aremade solely for Passenger's convenience and are at Passenger's risk. The providers of suchservices are independent contractors and are not acting as agents or representatives of Carrier.In no event shall Carrier be liable for any accident or harm to Passenger which occurs off the

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Vessel or the Transport as a result of any acts, omissions or negligence of any independentcontractors.6. Carrier may for any reason, at any time and without prior notice, cancel, advance, postponeor deviate from any scheduled sailing or port of call, or substitute another vessel or port of call,and shall not be liable for any loss whatsoever to Passenger by reason of such cancellation,advancement, postponement, substitution or deviation. In connection with a CruiseTour,Carrier may for any reason, at any time and without prior notice, cancel, advance, postpone ordeviate from any scheduled departure or destination, or substitute another railcar or bus ordestination or lodging or other component of the CruiseTour, and shall not be liable for anyloss whatsoever to Passenger by reason of such cancellation, advancement, postponement,substitution or deviation. By way of example, and not limitation, Carrier may deviate fromany scheduled sailing and may otherwise land Passenger and his property at any port if Carrierbelieves that the voyage or any Passenger or property may be adversely affected as a result ofhostilities, blockages, prevailing weather conditions, labor conflicts, strikes onboard or ashore,breakdown of Vessel, congestion, docking difficulties or any other cause whatsoever. Similarly,by way of example, and not limitation, Carrier may at its discretion elect not to visit alocation shown on your itinerary. Carrier reserves the right to substitute a hotel for theplanned hotel, provided that Carrier shall make commercially reasonable efforts to provide acomparable hotel.7. Carrier shall have the right to comply with any orders, recommendations, or directionswhatsoever given by any governmental entity or by persons purporting to act with suchauthority and such compliance shall not be deemed a breach of this Contract.8. Refunds for Passenger cancellations prior to sailing or the first day of the CruiseTour(whichever occurs first) are limited by the terms of Carrier's refund policy. Passengers areadvised to consult the Carrier's cruise brochure for the terms of Carrier's refund policy.9. All Passports, visas and other travel documents required for embarkation anddisembarkation and at all ports of call are the responsibility of Passenger.10. Passenger, or if a minor, his parent or guardian, shall be liable to, and shall reimburseCarrier for, any damage to the Vessel, the Transport or any property of Carrier caused directlyor indirectly, in whole or in part, by any willful or negligent act or omission on the part of thePassenger; and Passenger, or if a minor, his parent or guardian, shall further indemnify Carrier,the Vessel and the Transport and each and all of their agents and servants against all liabilitywhich Carrier, the Vessel or the Transport or such agents or servants may incur towards anyperson or company or government for any personal injury, death or damage to property causeddirectly or indirectly, in whole or in part, by any willful or negligent act or omission on thepart of Passenger.11. IT IS AGREED BY AND BETWEEN PASSENGER AND CARRIER THAT ALLDISPUTES AND MATTERS WHATSOEVER ARISING UNDER, IN CONNECTIONWITH OR INCIDENT TO THIS CONTRACT SHALL BE LITIGATED, IF AT ALL, INAND BEFORE A COURT LOCATED IN MIAMI, FLORIDA, U.S.A., TO THEEXCLUSION OF THE COURTS OF ANY OTHER STATE, TERRITORY OR COUNTRY.PASSENGER HEREBY WAIVES ANY VENUE OR OTHER OBJECTION THAT HEMAY HAVE TO ANY SUCH ACTION OR PROCEEDING BEING BROUGHT IN ANYCOURT LOCATED IN MIAMI, FLORIDA.12. (A) NO SUIT SHALL BE MAINTAINABLE AGAINST CARRIER, THE VESSEL ORTHE TRANSPORT UPON ANY CLAIM RELATING TO LOSS OF OR DAMAGE TOPROPERTY UNLESS WRITTEN NOTICE OF THE CLAIM, WITH FULL PARTICU-LARS, SHALL BE DELIVERED TO CARRIER AT ITS PRINCIPAL OFFICE WITHINTEN (10) DAYS AFTER TERMINATION OF THE VOYAGE OR THE CRUISE TOUR(WHICHEVER IS LATER) WHICH THIS CONTRACT RELATES; AND IN NO EVENTSHALL ANY SUCH SUIT FOR ANY CAUSE AGAINST CARRIER, THE VESSEL ORTHE TRANSPORT RELATING TO LOSS OF OR DAMAGE TO PROPERTY BEMAINTAINABLE UNLESS SUCH SUIT SHALL BE COMMENCED (FILED) WITHINSIX (6) MONTHS AFTER THE TERMINATION OF THE VOYAGE OR THECRUISETOUR (WHICHEVER IS LATER) AND PROCESS SERVED WITHIN THIRTY(30) DAYS AFTER FILING, NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF LAW OFANY STATE OR COUNTRY TO THE CONTRARY.(B) NO SUIT SHALL BE MAINTAINABLE AGAINST CARRIER, THE VESSEL ORTHE TRANSPORT FOR ANY CLAIM, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO, DELAY,DETENTION, PERSONAL INJURY, ILLNESS OR DEATH OF PASSENGER UNLESSWRITTEN NOTICE OF THE CLAIM, WITH FULL PARTICULARS, SHALL BEDELIVERED TO CARRIER AT ITS PRINCIPAL OFFICE WITHIN SIX (6) MONTHSFROM THE DAY CAUSE OF ACTION OCCURRED; AND IN NO EVENT SHALL ANYSUCH SUIT FOR ANY CAUSE AGAINST CARRIER, THE VESSEL OR THETRANSPORT BE MAINTAINABLE UNLESS SUCH SUIT SHALL BE COMMENCED

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(FILED) WITHIN ONE (1) YEAR FROM THE DAY WHEN THE CAUSE OF ACTIONOCCURRED AND PROCESS SERVED WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS AFTER FILING,NOTWITHSTANDING ANY PROVISION OF LAW OF ANY STATE OR COUNTRYTO THE CONTRARY.(C) THE CARRIER HEREBY DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY TO THE PASSENGER FORDAMAGES FOR EMOTIONAL DISTRESS, MENTAL SUFFERING OR PSYCHOLO-GICAL INJURY OF ANY KIND UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, EXCEPT TO THEEXTENT SUCH DISCLAIMER IS PROHIBITED BY 46 U.S.C. IÈ183C. (B). WITHOUTLIMITING THE PRECEDING SENTENCE, IN NO EVENT WILL CARRIER BE LIABLETO PASSENGER FOR ANY CONSEQUENTIAL, INCIDENTAL, EXEMPLARY ORPUNITIVE DAMAGES.(D) THE EXCLUSIONS OR LIMITATIONS OF LIABILITY OF CARRIER SET FORTHIN THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CONTRACT SHALL ALSO APPLY TO AND BE FORTHE BENEFIT OF AGENTS, INDEPENDENT CONTRACTORS, CONCESSIONAIRESAND SUPPLIERS OF CARRIER, AS WELL AS OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF ALLSHORESIDE PROPERTIES AT WHICH THE VESSEL OR THE TRANSPORT MAYCALL, AS WELL AS OWNERS, DESIGNERS, INSTALLERS, SUPPLIERS ANDMANUFACTURERS OF THE VESSEL OR THE TRANSPORT, OR ANY COMPONENTPARTS OF EITHER, TOGETHERWITH THE EMPLOYEES AND SERVANTS OF EACHOF THE FOREGOING.13. Passenger, or if a minor, his parent or guardian, shall be liable to Carrier, the Vessel andthe Transport for any fines or penalties imposed on the Vessel, the Transport or Carrier by anyauthorities for his failure to observe or comply with local governmental laws or regulations,including requirements relating to immigration, customs or excise.14. Passenger warrants that he and those traveling with him are fit for travel and that suchtravel will not endanger themselves or others. Carrier reserves the right to terminate aPassenger's cruise or RCT Land Tour or both at any time, at the risk and expense of thePassenger disembarked, when in the opinion of Carrier, Passenger is believed to be a danger tohimself or a disturbance or danger to others.15. Carrier shall not be required to refund any portion of the fare paid by any Passenger whofails for any reason to be onboard the Vessel or the Transport at the time of the Vessel's or theTransport's departure from the port of embarkation or any port of call or destination or pointof departure as the case may be and shall not be responsible for lodging, meals, transportationor other expenses incurred by Passenger as a result thereof. Carrier shall have no obligation toany Passenger to deviate from any scheduled sailing or port of call or destination.16. Carrier has the exclusive right to include photographic, video and other visual portrayalsof Passenger in any pictorial medium of any nature whatsoever for the purpose of trade,advertising, sales, publicity or otherwise, without compensation to Passenger, and all rights,title and interest therein (including all worldwide copyrights therein) shall be Carrier's soleproperty, free from any claims by Passenger or any person deriving any rights or interest fromPassenger.17. Passenger acknowledges and confirms that any travel agent utilized by Passenger inconnection with the issuance of this ticket is, for all purposes, Passenger's agent and Carriershall not be liable for any representation made by said travel agent. Passenger shall at all timesremain liable to Carrier for the price of passage.18. In addition to the restrictions and exemptions from liability provided in this Contract,Carrier shall have the full benefit of any applicable laws providing for limitation andexoneration from liability, and nothing in this Contract is intended to operate to limit ordeprive Carrier of any such statutory limitation of or exoneration from liability. Withoutlimiting the foregoing, Carrier claims benefit of all restrictions, exemptions and limitations ofthe "Convention Relating to the Carriage of Passengers and Their Luggage by Sea" of 1974 aswell as the Protocol to the "Convention Relating to the Carriage of Passengers and TheirLuggage by Sea" of 1976 ("Athens Convention"), which limits the liability of the Carrier forthe death of or personal injury to a passenger to no more than the applicable amount ofSpecial Drawing Rights as defined therein, and all other limits on damage or loss to personalproperty.19. This Contract contains the entire agreement between Carrier and Passenger andsupersedes any other agreements, written or oral, relating to the subject matter. Any waiver ofany provision of this Contract must be made in writing and signed by Carrier. If any portion ofthis Contract shall be determined to be invalid, then said portion shall be deemed severedfrom the Contract in such jurisdiction only and all remaining portions shall remain in fullforce and effect.20. Carrier: Islas Galapagos Turismo y Vapores C.A., an Ecuador company whose registeredoffice is at Republica des Salvador, No. E 36-43 y Suecia, P.O. Box 135-A, Quito, Ecuador.21. Carrier reserves the right to impose a supplemental charge relating to unanticipated

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An Ad v e n t u r e r’s G u i d et o t h e Ga l á p a g o s

Introduction, page 15

History, page 16

Geography and Island Formation, page 18

Galápagos Island Map, page 20

Restoration and Conservation, page 22

Wildlife, page 24

An Island-by-Island Guide, page 31

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Welcome tothe adventure of a l i fe t ime.

You are about to experience the Galápagos Islands,a rarefied, exotic destination few have had the privilegeof seeing. The islands of the Galápagos archipelagorose from the sea from erupting volcanoes, and havenever been connected to the mainland—they are trulya world apart.

Following is a general guide, designed to give youan overview of the history, conservation, wildlife,and landscape of the Galápagos. At the end of theguide is a list of further reading, and we encourageyou to explore topics that interest you most, whetherit’s the islands’ volcanic origins, or the spectacular,unique wildlife.

Every step of the way, you’ll be treated famously.We look forward to welcoming you onboardCelebrity XpeditionTM in the Galápagos for thisonce-in-a-lifetime adventure.

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Settlers have carved out their lives on the lava rocks, pirateshave profited, and scientists have explored—the history of theGalápagos is rich and diverse, with tales of basic survival andextraordinary discovery. Humans have inhabited the islandsfor less than 200 years, and today it is estimated that 20,000people call the Galapágos home. The major events in theislands’ history are listed in the time line to the right. Onefamous visitor, however, deserves particular attention.

CharlesDarwin in theGalápagosIn 1835, the Galápagos received a visitor who would change theislands, and the world, forever. Charles Darwin, only 26 years oldat the time, had embarked on a round-the-world voyage aboardthe HMS Beagle, as part of the English Admiralty’s worldwidemapping efforts. Sailing from Tierra del Fuego and up the coastsof Chile and Peru, Darwin arrived and spent five weeks studyingthe fauna of the Galápagos.

Darwin learned from one of the islands’ residents that it waspossible to distinguish which island a tortoise came from by theshape of its shell. (We now understand, thanks to Darwin, thatthe differences developed among tortoises as a result of wherethey find their food.)

With this knowledge, and his observations about the variety offinches present in the islands, Darwin began to understand thata species is not unchangeable, but adapts to its environment asnecessary to survive. Many years later, his theory came to lightin The Origin of the Species, published in 1859.

Swashbucklers andVisionaries

A br ie f h is tor y of the Galápagos

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Pre-1400s – Artifacts suggestthat the Mantena orHuancavilca peoplemay havebriefly visited the islands.

1535 – Fray Tomas deBerlanga, archbishop ofPanama,officially discoversthe Galápagos archipelago.

1600– Pirates use theGalápagos Islands toregroup, hide treasure,and stock up on supplieslike water, wood, and gianttortoises.

1807– Patrick Watkinsbecomes the first person tolive on the Galápagos Islands.He grows vegetables forsustenance, and to tradefor rum.

1835 – The HMS Beagledelivers Charles Darwin tothe archipelago.

1892 – The archipelago isofficially named Archipelagode Colon. All islands aregiven Spanish names.

1923 – American WilliamBeebe visits and eventuallypublishes Galápagos World’sEnd, which inspires a newage of exploration.

1941 – The U.S. Air Forcebuilds an air base on Baltra,which is used by Ecuadortoday.

1964 –The Darwin Stationopens, creating aheadquarters for restorationand conservation efforts.

1574 – The first marine mapto mention “Archipelago delos Galápegos” is drawn upby Abraham Ortelius.

1793 – Captain JamesColnett establishes a mailbarrel at Post Office Bay,enabling the whaling industryto communicate and flourish.

1832 – Colonel IgnacioHernandez officially claimsthe archipelago for Ecuador.

1841 – Writer HermanMelville visits the Galápagosand writes a poetic book onthe “Enchanted Islands.”

1929 – A small colony ofGerman settlers inhabitsFloreana and stories oftheir strange existence andmysterious disappearanceshave circulated ever since.

1959 – The Ecuadoriangovernment declares theGalápagos islands anational park.

1969 – The first cruise shipscome to the Galápagos.

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I s l and fo rmat ion and geography

The Galápagos Islands are completely oceanic. This meansthat none have ever been connected to the mainland—all 19islands and 42 islets rose from the ocean floor, the productsof repeated volcanic eruptions. The Galápagos region is stillconsidered one of the most volcanically active places in theworld, with 13 significant eruptions in the last 100 years. Theislands are believed to have formed from east to west; theoldest is between 3 and 4 million years old.

The Galápagos archipelago, stretching 174 miles from eastto west, sits on a “hot spot” in the earth’s crust, where hotvolcanic magma is always in motion and seismic activity iscommon. The Galápagos are situated on the enormousunderwater Nazca plate, which is moving slowly eastward,toward the South American plate.

Constant activity has been observed on the islandsthemselves when shifting plates have pushedunderwater landmasses above the surface. Thisphenomenon occurred in 1954 on Isabela Island,when uplift brought coral heads and a portion ofthe sea floor more than 50 feet above sea level.

Features to look for:Roca Redonda: This breathtaking rock emerging from thesea off the north coast of Isabela Island glows a brilliant red inthe sunlight.

Daphné Islands: These striking volcanic tuff cones are locatedabout six miles west of Baltra Island and north of Santa Cruz.Daphné Major, the younger of the islands, has kept its cone,while erosion has taken its toll on Daphné Minor, creating stark,sheer cliffs.

Roca Redonda, offthe North Coast ofIsabela Island

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Galápagos IslandsIsla Pinta

RocaRedonda

PuntaAlbemarle

VolcanEcuador

DarwinVolcano

AlcedoVolcano

PuntaEspinosa

PuntaMoreno

PuntaEssex

IguanaCove

PuntaEgas

TagusCove

UrvinaBay

CartagoBay

JamesBay

SierraNegra

Cerro Azu

Isla Isabela

Isla Fernandina

IslaSantiago

IslaRábida

IslaPinzón

IslaTortuga

IslaBartoloméWolfVolcano

PuertoAyora

DarwinBay

Charles DarwinResearchStation

TortugaBay

PuntaPitt

PuertoBaquerizoMoreno

PostOfficeBay

GardnerBay

PuntaSuares

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IslaMarchenaIslaGenovesa

IslaSantaCruz

IslaSantaFé

IslaFloreana IslaEspañola

IslaSanCristobal

IslaBaltra

IslaNorth Seymour

IslasDaphne

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Tread lightly,leave no trace

Resto ra t ion and conser va t ion o f the is l ands

The natives of the Galápagos may have a hearty ability to adaptto their environment, but that environment itself is fragile, and theemphasis is now on restoring the islands to their natural state.

The islands were compromised hundreds of years ago, whenpirates introduced new species and pillaged the tortoisepopulation for meat. But today, nearly 100% of the archipelago,and all of its waters, are an Ecuadorian national park, with strictrules to minimize human impact on the environment. Efforts areconstantly under way to preserve this jewel, this living laboratory,for future generations.

The Charles Darwin Research Station

Officially inaugurated in 1964, the Charles Darwin ResearchStation was established as a center of education, information,conservation, and research in the islands. Darwin Station isdedicated to the protection, preservation, and reintroductionof native species, successfully returning many tortoises to theirnative islands. The station has also become a champion oferadicating certain introduced animals, particularly the feralgoats that have devastated vegetation.

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Cruising in the Galápagos

While visitors to the islands are welcome, tourism is strictlyregulated to protect the ecological integrity of the Galápagos.Celebrity’s licensed guides will lead you through the islands,by way of marked trails and designated open areas, showingyou the wonders of the Galápagos. Our guides are committedto providing education and instruction on how to “take onlymemories, and leave only footprints.”

To that end, Celebrity Cruises is dedicated to going aboveand beyond to preserve the Galápagos Islands environment.Celebrity Xpeditions Galápagos cruises has put in place anumber of environmental safety features and measures including:

• Partnering with local and internationalexperts to ensure all our operations areenvironmentally sound.

• Purifying wastewater to near potablequality before it is discharged fromCelebrity Xpedition. Any solids that remainafter treatment will be properly recycledon shore.

• Generating power onboard the ship usinga propeller shaft generator, minimizing emissions. OurZodiac Rafts use only energy-efficient and clean engines.

• Using local food producers, whenever possible, tominimize the potential for introducing foreign species viaimported agricultural products. All produce and seafoodselections are reviewed to ensure they come fromsustainable sources.

• Recycling and reusing materials whenever possible, andencouraging our suppliers to commit to using minimalpackaging and maximum recycled content.

Celebrity will constantly update our efforts to preserve thebeauty and integrity of the Galápagos. For more informationabout Celebrity’s environmental safeguards, visit celebrity.com.

Where the (friendly)wild things are

The crea tu res o f the Ga lápagos

Imagine a world of unique creatures who have lived so long inisolation, with so few predators, that they have no fear ofhumans; a world where animals can be just as curious aboutyou as you are about them.

The Galápagos is that world, with diverse populations of reptiles,birds, mammals, and marine life. Galápagos animals found theirway here in ocean and wind currents and adapted to their newenvironment—some are found nowhere else on earth.

The following section covers the animals you’re likely to seeon your journey. At the beginning of the Travel Notes section,you’ll find a checklist you can use to keep track of the wildlifeyou’ve seen.

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ReptilesThey might not be the islands’ most cuddly inhabitants, butDarwin was obviously correct when he called the Galápagos“a paradise for reptiles.” From the dragonlike iguana to thevenerable giant tortoise, the Galápagos is home to 27 speciesof reptiles, 17 of which are endemic to the islands.

Marine IguanasThey look like little dragons, but marineiguanas are living examples of the adaptation

of a species. What’s more, these are theonly marine iguanas in the world.

They’ve adapted to their environment over time, taking on theirsoot-black color to blend with the Islands’ volcanic rocks andto absorb more heat from the sun. The iguanas can dive up to60 feet into ocean waters for feasts of algae and seaweed, buttend to feed at low tide when algae are exposed.

Land IguanasLand iguanas are yellowish-orange to brown in color, and live formore than 60 years. Land iguanaslive in small colonies, and maybe found on the driest parts of theislands they inhabit.

Lava LizardsSeven species of lava lizard are endemic tothe Galápagos. Females feature beautifulred-orange throats, while males have lessdistinctive, grayish-black heads and necks.

Marine TurtlesThese versatile little creatures live for up to 50years. The only marine turtle commonly foundin the Galápagos Islands is the green turtle.A female green turtle will emerge from thewater after dark to lay her eggs on the beach, ina hole she digs with her back flippers.

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Reptiles (continued)Giant TortoisesThe giant tortoise is probably the mostfamous resident of the Galápagos Islands.Big, independent creatures, 11 speciessurvive on the islands today.

No one is sure how old a giant tortoise can grow to be, but itis known they live well past 100 years of age and can weigh upto 500 pounds. These peaceful animals fell victim to man whenpirates began visiting the islands in the 1500s. Pirates pillagedtens of thousands of turtles for their fresh meat, because theanimals could be stored on ships for months, with no foodor water. Now the giant tortoises’ only predators are animalsintroduced to the islands by humans, which feed on tortoiseeggs and on small tortoises after they hatch.

Sea, Shore, and Lagoon BirdsEven if a certain Alfred Hitchcock movie gave you mixed feelingsabout birds, you’ll feel at ease with the friendly, relaxed inhabitantsof the Galápagos. Migrating sea birds initially came here fromEcuador, Colombia, the Caribbean, and Peru. Five of the 19species of sea birds found here are unique to the Galápagos: theGalápagos penguin, the flightless cormorant, the lava gull, theswallowtail gull, and the Galápagos waved albatross.

Galápagos PenguinThe peculiar, hopping little walk of a Galápagospenguin belies its swift underwater presence. On land,its movements seem like a comedy routine, completewith slapstick sliding and rolling. In the ocean, thepenguin swims gracefully with its frontfins and steers with its feet.

Flightless CormorantIn part because it has no natural predatorsin the Galápagos, the flightless cormorant isdistinguished by small, atrophied wings. Found onlyin the Galápagos, this is one of the rarest birds inthe world, with an estimated population of just 1,000.

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Lava GullFind a soot-black sea bird peeking at you from

between its legs, and you’ll have found a lava gull.This is a submissive gesture from the rare bird. Listen

for their loud, distinctive shrieks, similar to a human laugh.

Waved AlbatrossThis is the largest bird in the Galápagos Islands,with a wingspan of 2.5 meters. The waved albatrossspends its life at sea, only coming ashore to mate.Española Island is the only place in the world it reproduces.The birds mate for life, and can live for up to 40 years.

Great FrigateThis vulture of the sea boasts a wingspan aslarge as that of the albatross. Their large wingsserve them well as they glide through the sky in

search of food. Males feature a greenish hue to theirblack feathers. When courting, the male will inflate a large redpouch under his throat to attract and seduce the female.

BoobiesThese iconic birds are plentiful throughout the islands, and youmight catch a glimpse of a booby plunge-diving—at speeds of upto 70 mph—to feed on fish that swim at the water’s surface.

The blue-footed booby enjoys a lifespan of 15 to 20years, and fishes for its food inshore. To attract a mate,the male blue-footed booby dances, brings his tail up,spreads his wings, and whistles toward the sky.

The red-footed booby is smaller andlighter than its blue-footed counterpart. It is the

only booby that nests in trees, havingadapted its red feet for perching on branches.

Red-footed boobies are the most commonboobies found in the Galápagos.

Large but not as colorful, the masked booby features ablack featherless mask around the face, contrastingstarkly with its white feathers.

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Land BirdsAlthough they live on land, these birds know the meaningof “sink or swim.” All the land birds of the Galápagos wereswept onto the islands by trade winds, and with no wayback to the mainland they had to adapt or die. Today, 22species of land bird are endemic to the Galápagos, including13 species of Darwin’s finches, four species of mockingbird,a dove, flycatcher, hawk, martin, and rail.

Darwin’s FinchesDarwin’s theory of evolution brought fame to the dark,sparrow-sized finches of the Galápagos Islands. Thefinches look alike to the untrained eye. It was through

much observation and contemplation that Darwincame to understand their significance: The subtle

diversity within the species was borne from one mother speciesthat adapted its beak shape and function depending on itssurroundings and what it needed to do to survive.

Galápagos MockingbirdFollow your ears to find communities of thesesquawking, social birds. These predators, withtheir downward curving black beaks, feed onsmall finches, lava lizards, and insects.

Galápagos DoveA unique turquoise-blue ring around the eyedistinguishes the small Galápagos dove.Watch for it feeding on seeds and caterpillars.

FlycatchersThe tiny red vermillion flycatcher might bespotted in the forest highlands of the central

islands. A red-orange belly and head indicate amature male, while females and juvenile males

feature far-less-brilliant yellow bellies.

The large-billed flycatcher, while less striking thanthe vermillion, is endemic to the Galápagos, and hasthe curious habit of using human hair to constructits nest.

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Galápagos MartinThe Galápagos martin finds its home in the cliffsides, calderas, and volcano rims of the centralislands. It looks like a big, dark swallow and

lives in small groups.

Galápagos HawkOne of the few predators in the Galápagos, the hawkenjoys its place at the top of the islands’ food chain.The hawk is a sharp, deadly bird that detects itsprey from a great distance.

MammalsHaving never been connected to the mainland, the GalápagosIslands are home to few native mammals. With the exceptionsof sea lions and fur sea lions, native mammalian life on the islandsis somewhat less than picturesque, and includes only two speciesof bat and a few species of rat.

All other mammals on the islands—feral goats, dogs, pigs, cats,and black rats—were introduced by man. In a curious evolutionarynote, some of the islands’ feral dogs have developed a capacity todrink salty seawater without harm.

Sea Lions and Fur Sea LionsMajestic and enchanting, the sea lions of theGalápagos Islands gather in colonies onthe sands and rocks. They feed primarily onsardines and can dive as deep as 100 meters.

Sea lions feed during the day and spendhours sleeping on beaches, or bodysurfingin waves. Their life span is up to 20 years.

Fur sea lions are smaller than sea lionsand are distinguished by their pointednoses and big, round eyes. Unlike sealions, they feed at night, mostly on squidand small fish. Visitors often mistake fursea lions for seals. However, seals donot appear anywhere in the Galápagos.

Marine LifeIf you have the opportunity to snorkel around the Galápagos,you’ll see a world as varied and wondrous as that on land.

More than 300 species of fish have been identified in the watersaround the islands, with more being recorded every year. Severalspecies of shark inhabit these waters, but divers take note: Thesharks enjoy such an abundant food supply that noattack on a human has ever beenrecorded in the Galápagos Islands.

Even from the shoreline, youmight witness the breathtakingsight of a giant manta ray leapingfrom the sea and landing loudlyagainst the waves. You mightalso spot dolphins, sharks, andeagle rays. And as you explore the beaches,take a look underfoot: The unique, bright orange and yellowSally Lightfoot crab is bound to be sunning itself on arock near you.

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Although born of the same volcanic matter, the GalápagosIslands are wonderfully diverse. Tides, currents, and winds allinfluence the wildlife and natural features of each island, asdoes each island’s position within the archipelago. Here we’llcover many of the islands you’re likely to visit on your journey.Island stops may vary, however, since itineraries are provided bythe Galápagos Park Service and are always subject to change.

You’ll begin your Galápagos journey on Baltra Island, whereyou’ll find an airport, a ferry station, and the occasional landiguana to welcome you.

Isla North SeymourNorth of Baltra, North Seymour is a small, arid islandmeasuring less than one square mile. A fabulous array ofwildlife makes North Seymour well worth a visit. Follow a1.5-mile circular trail through some of the largest and mostspectator-friendly seabird breeding colonies in the Galápagos.The trail is a great place to witness the courtship, mating,nesting, and chick rearing of several species, including greatfrigate birds and swallowtail gulls.

Island hopping,Galápagos style

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Española, the southernmost island in the archipelago, featuresa central volcano and a total land surface of more than23 square miles. Wildlife is rich here, helped along by theeradication of feral goats in 1978. Giant tortoises have beenreintroduced, and they now number more than 1,000.

At the westerly Punta Suarez landing point, a 1.25-mile trailleads past a beach filled with sunbathing sea lions and marineiguanas. The trail follows a ridge and features beautiful viewsof the beaches and cliffs below. At the end of the trail you’ll findan impressive blowhole, where seawater plumes up to 60 feetin the air from basaltic rocks.

Gardner Bay, on the northeast side of the island, featureswhite-sand beaches, where sea lions laze in the sun. (Sealions are particularly photogenic and easy to photographhere, so be sure to have your camera.) The beach is alsoa lovely place for swimming and snorkeling.

Isla Española

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At 380 square miles, this is the most populated island in thearchipelago, and one of only five inhabited islands. Relative tothe rest of the islands, Santa Cruz is a bustling hub of activity.The highlands of Santa Cruz offer a unique experience of lush,moist island vegetation and exceptional bird watching.

Puerto Ayora, with a population of 1,200, is the maintown, featuring the Charles Darwin ResearchStation. Here you’ll learn about restoration efforts topreserve the islands, and you’ll discover more aboutthe islands’ history. You’ll also find tortoise rearingand observation areas where you can say hello to LonesomeGeorge, the last of the Pinta giant tortoises, and is estimatedto be between 90 and 170 years old. A visit to the TortoiseReserve provides the opportunity to witness giant tortoisesin their natural habitat.

If you’re looking for souvenirs, Puerto Ayora is a good placefor shopping.

Isla Santa Cruz

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Less than half a square mile in size, this tiny island, with itscentral volcano, is the most visited among the islands.

Bartolomé features a quintessential volcanic landscape, withPinnacle Rock towering 359 feet over the deep blue sea.The steps leading to the top were put in place to help controlerosion. Photographs from the summit of Pinnacle Rock arethe most popular in the Galápagos, and well worth each ofthe 379 steps you’ll hike to get there.

Another moment shutterbugs won’t want to miss: Inthe north cove, just beneath Pinnacle Rock, you’ll finda sandy beach perfect for swimming, where you mightbe joined by Galápagos penguins.

On the slopes of the volcano, the only vegetationyou’ll find is Tiquilia Chamaesyca, featuring green or

red leaves with tiny white flowers, and lava cactus.

Isla Bartolomé

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With six towering volcanoes peppering its 1,771 square miles,Isabela Island makes up 60% of the total landmass of thearchipelago. An impressive example of how active thegeography of the Galápagos remains: In 1954, nearly two milesof Isabela Island’s reef uplifted 53 feet, due to a shift in theoceanic plate underneath. Thousands of sea animals foundthemselves underwater one minute and on dry land the next.

All the island’s volcanoes are active, with Cerro Azulerupting for a month and a half in 1998. The equator runsthrough the Ecuador and Wolf volcanoes. This unlikely,inhospitable landscape provides a fantastic array of wildlife.

Tagus Cove was named after an English warship thatpassed by in the 19th century. A frequent anchoring pointfor buccaneers, whalers, sealers, and pirates, the cove stillhas the sailors’ graffiti along the cliff walls. Herman Melvilletraveled through here, and his time on a whaling ship wasintegral to the writing of Moby Dick.

A trail leads to the 4,000-foot-high Darwin Volcano. The shorecliffs of Tagus Cove are a good place to see Galápagospenguins and flightless cormorants.

Isla Isabela

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At 247 square miles, Fernandina is the youngest andwesternmost island in the Galápagos—it also features oneof the most active volcanoes in the world, with the mostrecent eruption occurring in 1995.

In 1968, the floor of the volcano’s caldera sank 990feet instantaneously. Darwin wrote that Fernandina is“covered with immense deluges of black naked lava.”And geologically speaking, there’s never a dullmoment on the island.

Punta Espinosa, on the northeast corner of the island, hasbeen lifted and lowered many times in the last few decades.A trail will take you through fresh lava landscapes dottedwith small forests of mangroves. Look for sea lion colonies,the largest colony of marine iguanas in the islands, and acolony of flightless cormorants.

Isla Fernandina

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Also known as James Island and San Salvador, Santiago is thefourth-largest island in the Galápagos, at 225 square miles.

Behind the black-sand shoreline, you’ll find Sugar Loaf,a volcano at the center of the island, surrounded bydense vegetation.

On the west side of the island is Puerto Egas, wherethe long, black lava shoreline houses an abundance ofwildlife and lava formations. Eroded tunnels coming infrom the sea provide spectacular pools that rise and fall withthe tide. Have your camera ready for action: These tidal poolsare a favorite swimming and frolicking spot for sea lions andfur sea lions.

Isla Santiago

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The geographic center of the Galápagos Islands, Rábida isknown for the red-sand beach at its north end. Rábida isthe Galápagos’ most volcanically diversified island, althoughit measures just 1.9 square miles.

Eroded hills and lava spurts make up the island geography,with a uniquely beautiful purple-red cliff crumbling into thesea. In the cliffsides you’ll find blue-footed boobies andmasked boobies.

A saltwater lagoon here is one of the best places tofind flamingos. Approach with stealth if you wanta better look at these shy birds—flamingos are easilydisturbed and will fly away if they hear loud noises.

Isla Rábida

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One of the four islands Charles Darwin visited during his timehere, Floreana was home to the first human settlers of theGalápagos and was made the archipelago’s first capital inthe 19th century. It soon became a penal colony, as manypolitical and other prisoners were sent here. The islandmeasures about 66 square miles, and its sand beaches playhost to sea turtles laying their eggs.

The visitor’s area of Post Office Bay is a smallbeach on the north side of the island. Follow theshort trail to a clearing—what looks like graffiti-covered debris is actually the famous post officebarrel, which was set up as a mailing system forwhalers in 1793. The system is simple: Englishand American sailors on the voyage out would leave mail inthe barrel, to be collected by other ships sailing for home.The barrel has been used as a mail drop ever since.

Isla Floreana

Prepar ing for Your Journey

Dressing for an Island Adventure

You’re about to begin a once-in-a-lifetime adventure, as you getready to sail onboard Celebrity XpeditionTM through the GalápagosIslands. Located 621 miles off the coast of Ecuador, theseunspoiled, isolated islands will welcome you with their ruggedcharms and evolutionary wonders. On the ship, you’ll enjoy yourcomfortable stateroom, and the touch of Celebrity-style pampering that truly makes this cruise the best of both worlds.

In the following guide you’ll find tips to help you, facts to enticeyou, and everything you need to set sail in the Galápagos. This is a journey few have had the opportunity to take—and your journey starts now.

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You will need two types of clothing on your Celebrity XpeditionsSM

cruise: casual explorer’s day wear and casual evening wear.

Casual Explorer’s Day Wear

Lightweight, comfortable clothing suited for walking/hiking. This includes: • Lightweight or cotton pants and shorts• Lightweight short-sleeved and long-sleeved shirts such as

polo shirts and cotton T-shirts• Lightweight rain jacket/windbreaker, and sweatshirt• Comfortable walking shoes or lightweight hiking boots, and

waterproof sandals for wet landings• Two or more bathing suits• Hat for sun protection

Casual Evening Wear

For women this includes: For men this includes:• Casual dress or skirt • Cotton pants• Cotton pants • Casual shirts• Light sweater • Polo-type or button-down • Casual tops shirts

• Light sweater

Remember to Bring

• Cruise tickets • Walking shoes• Travel documents • Camera and lots of film• Acceptable proof of identity • Sunblock, sun hats, • Major credit/cash card sunglasses, and other • Medications types of sun protection

Ship’s Electrical Current Capabilities

The electronic current is 220 with one 110 plug in eachroom for electric shavers only. Transponders and adapters are available for plugs that have two flat prongs, as used inNorth America, for other 110 electrical current needs.

Planning for Weather

The mean temperature in the Galápagos stays relatively constant,with average highs and lows ranging from the 70s to mid 80s,December through May, and high 60s to high 70s, June throughNovember. Please see the chart below for additional information.*

*All temperatures provided in degrees Fahrenheit.

Baggage

The air carriers flying between Quito and Baltra typically limit the amount of luggage per guest to one checked piece, not toexceed 30/lbs and a small carry-on bag, not to exceed 14 lbs.For guests’ comfort and convenience, it is recommended thatthey limit the number of items they take. We recommend insuring all luggage and valuables, as neither Islas GalápagosTourismo y Vapores C.A. (IGTV), the operator of Celebrity Xpedition,nor Celebrity Cruises will be responsible for their loss or damage.Baggage insurance, as well as medical and trip-cancellation insurance, is now available. For more information, see CelebrityCruiseCare® Vacation Protection Plan.

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Month High Low Sea Temperature

JANUARY 83 73 76FEBRUARY 86 73 77MARCH 87 72 77APRIL 85 72 77MAY 83 71 76JUNE 79 66 74JULY 77 67 72AUGUST 76 66 71SEPTEMBER 76 67 71OCTOBER 78 67 72NOVEMBER 79 68 73DECEMBER 80 69 74

Getting Your Papers in OrderPassports, Visas, and Other Required Documentation

Check to see that your tickets, boarding card, and other documents are in order, and pack them in a bag that you carry with you. Your Embarkation Card and CelebritySignature Account application should be completed beforeyou arrive at the pier.

Travel Documents and Identification

You are responsible for bringing all travel documents, such as passport, visa, proof of citizenship, etc., required forboarding the vessel in the country in which you embark on the ship; and for entry or reentry into the country in which you disembark.

When evaluating what travel documents you need, bear inmind that if you travel through other countries before eitherembarking on the ship or disembarking, additional travel documentation requirements may apply. For example, if youare returning to the United States from certain SouthAmerican countries, you may need a passport to either enterthat South American nation or the United States or both.

All guests are required to provide Celebrity Cruises with aphotocopy of the registration page of his or her passport aswell as emergency contact information in order to provide anaccurate manifest for port authorities, immigration officials,and/or vessels.

NOTE TO ALL GUESTS: The expiration date of your passport must not occur within six months of the scheduledtermination date of your voyage.

Embarkation Forms

In order to make your boarding process as simple as possible,we offer an online method of providing information we needbefore you can embark on the vessel. Just visit celebrity.com tofill out your embarkation forms. For guests who do not providethe information online, embarkation forms will automatically beincluded with your cruise documents. Please fill out these formsbefore you leave.

Travel Documentation

Guest cruise documents provide information relevant to thesailing. Normally, the travel agent will receive documents 20 to 50 days prior to the sailing date, assuming voyage

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elements are finalized and all payments have been made andreceived by us. Group and Air/Seadocuments require additional steps and will normally bereceived by the travel agent inside of 30 days of sailing.

Inoculations and Health Requirements

Your travel itinerary may take you to destinations that requirecertain immunizations or inoculations or impose other health-related requirements. For example, if your cruise takes you toBrazil, you may not need immunization documents if youboarded the cruise in, for example, the United States. However,if you joined the cruise in, for example, Venezuela, the Braziliangovernment may require proof of Yellow Fever inoculationbefore you would be allowed to disembark in Brazil. Theserequirements may apply if you intend to disembark at variouspoints of call, but also may apply for any air travel you haveplanned or for entry into various countries or even reentry intoyour country of origin.

Why Is Having the Right Documentation Important?

It is the sole responsibility of the guest to identify all travel, inoculation, and health requirements, and to obtain and haveavailable when necessary the appropriate valid travel documentssuch as passports and visas, inoculation documents such asYellow Fever certificates, and other health-related documents.Guests who do not possess the proper documentation may beprevented from boarding the flight or ship or from disembarking or entering a country and may be subject to fines. If, as a result of your lack of proper documentation, a fine or other cost isincurred by IGTV or Celebrity Cruises, you agree to indemnifythem for such expenses. We reserve the right to restrict the abilityof guests under the age of 16 to go ashore unaccompanied by aconsenting parent, guardian, or other responsible adult.

NO REFUNDS WILL BE GIVEN TO INDIVIDUALS WHO FAIL TO BRING PROPER DOCUMENTATION.

Please check with a travel agent, government agencies,embassies, consulates, your physician, local health departments, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention(www.cdc.gov), or the Department of State General VisaInformation at (202) 663-1225 to determine travel and healthdocumentary requirements. Guests of all nationalities mustclear their luggage through United States customs when returning to the United States.

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Traveling to and from the Ship Celebrity Xpeditions provides several transport options to andfrom the ship, as well as stay-overs in Quito, Ecuador, beforeor after your cruise. The package you’ve chosen determineswhen and if transfers, hotels, and other package items areincluded in your Celebrity Xpeditions vacation. Please taketime to read all of the information in your documentationpacket to ensure smooth transportation to and from the ship.

Celebrity Air Arrangements Program

If you have purchased airfare to Quito using the Celebrity AirArrangements Program, keep in mind that departure-day flightsare monitored for arrival of Air Arrangements guests.Infrequently, an airline may reroute a guest due to changes in weather.

Please remember to:

• Reconfirm your flight 72 hours prior to departure (schedules may change). Your return flight will automatically be reconfirmed.

• Make your seat selection.• Specify any meal requirements.• Arrive at the airport early to allow adequate check-in time.• Keep appropriate vouchers readily available after your

flight has arrived at the airport.

From Quito to Baltra

Air transportation between Quito and Baltra Island, Galápagos,is arranged as part of the 10- or 11-night package. If you haveselected one of these packages, you will be provided with flightinformation when you arrive in Quito.

If you have chosen the cruise-only option, check with your travelagent regarding transportation to Baltra Island, Galápagos.

Transfers from the Baltra airport to the pier are provided for all guests.

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Enjoying Shipboard AmenitiesGift ShopThis small boutique offers a limited quantity of film, sunscreen, andother sundries. There are no photo processing services on board.

Spa• Massage services, by appointment• Exercise equipment • Hot tub • Sauna room

Television Each room includes a television with four channelsof programming

Lounge and dinning areas• The Blue FinchSM lounge area • The Discovery LoungeSM

• Darwin’s RestaurantSM • The BeagleSM outdoor grill

Services• Laundry service • Room service

Onboard ActivitiesWe will keep you informed about onboard activities such as guided stargazing, lectures and presentations, videos, and more.

Naturalist-Guided ToursThe Celebrity Xpeditions Galápagos package includes daily toursaccompanied by our naturalist guides. These guides assist inGalápagos conservation efforts and must accompany all landingparties to the islands.

ValuablesDo not leave any valuables, jewelry, or money unprotected in your stateroom. Use the minisafe located in the closet.Although every effort will be made to safeguard staterooms, neither IGTV nor Celebrity Cruises will accept responsibility forthe loss or damage of any valuables.

GratuitiesAll onboard gratuities and those for the naturalist who will accompany guests on the island visits are included in the price of your voyage.

Staying in Touch Telephone service is available ($8.00 per minute) in each stateroom on board Celebrity Xpedition. Before you depart, leave one of the following numbers with anyone needing toreach you: 1-877-266-1020 from the continental U.S. or 1-732-335-3296 from anywhere else in the world. Please have a credit card on hand, as there will be a charge for these calls.

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Living Aboard Celebrity XpeditionAs you settle into your stateroom, be sure to let your stateroomattendant know if there is anything you need. Then, beforeyou begin enjoying all the wonderful things awaiting you on aCelebrity Xpeditions vacation, take a few moments to review thisimportant information.

Dining

On board Celebrity Xpedition you have several diningoptions, including the main dining room at Darwin’sRestaurant, selections served on deck throughout the day atThe Beagle Grill, or complimentary room service.

Family Cruising

While the intimacy of our 92-guest ship doesn’t allow us tooffer onboard children’s programs or a group seating, aCelebrity Xpeditions vacation to the Galápagos Islands can stillbe wonderful for families, particularly those with older children.

The guided tours are a great way for children to learn about theislands and their inhabitants in a living classroom.

Parents planning a familyvacation should note thatthe day tours are veryactive, with travel betweenthe ship and the islands viaZodiac rafts with both wetand dry landings. Most ofthe tours involve hikes, andthere is no stroller access on the islands.

Age Restrictions

Guests under the age of 21 must be booked in a stateroom withan adult who is 25 years or older. A parent or legal guardian mustaccompany guests under the age of 18 and must be booked inthe same stateroom. Acceptable proof may be required. Theseage restrictions will be waived for minor children sailing with theirparents or guardians in adjacent staterooms.

Smoking Policy

For the comfort of all of our guests, smoking is permitted ononly the ship’s outer decks in designated smoking areas. As acourtesy to our guests, ship personnel will thoroughly enforcethe smoking policy. Smoking is not permitted on the Zodiacrafts or other transport vessels.

The Dining Schedule

Breakfast Buffet

Luncheon Buffet

Dinner 7:00 PM General Seating

Beagle Grill Noon–6:00 PM

Room Service Available Daily

Afternoon Tea 4:00–5:00 PM

Times vary according to arrival times at itinerary points.

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Alcoholic Beverages

No alcoholic beverages will be served to any guest less than 21years of age unless the parent or legal guardian of a guest who isbetween 18 and 20 years of age has signed a waiver permittingsuch guest to be served beer or wine while in international waters.In port, the minimum drinking age is 21. No alcoholic beveragesmay be brought on board for consumption.

Important Notice About Safety

Safety is always paramount on Celebrity Cruises and CelebrityXpeditions vacations. Shortly after setting sail or during the firstday at sea, you will be required to participate in a lifeboat drill.Listen for announcements and follow all instructions carefully.

Onboard Purchases

Celebrity Xpedition operates on a “cashless” system. Validate your Signature Account with your Visa,® MasterCard,® NOVUS,® orAmerican Express® Card or sign for payment by cash or traveler’scheck. Then you can sign all onboard services and purchases toyour account. At the end of your cruise, you’ll receive a completelyitemized statement. (Sorry, we cannot accept personal checks, and only U.S. currency is accepted aboard Celebrity Xpedition. If you choose to settle your account with cash, a deposit may berequired in advance.)

Special Concerns

Any condition that may require special attention or treatment mustbe brought to the attention of our Special Services Departmentwhen your initial reservation is made. This information can be faxedto Special Services at 1-800-882-8292. Such reservations shouldbe made in advance. Anyone with a physical disability who is notself-sufficient should be accompanied by a companion to look after his or her health and safety. For more information, contact usat celebrityspecialservices@celebritycruises.com.

• If you’re concerned about motion discomfort, consult your physician before sailing.

• Be sure to pack a sufficient supply of all prescription medicationsyou require.

• Wheelchair-accessible staterooms are not available.

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On the last day of your cruise, you will be given instructionsabout disembarkation procedures and transportation back to the Baltra airport. For our 10- and 11-night package guests, airtransportation back to Quito will also be provided. Travel andaccommodations information is also provided in “Traveling to and from the Ship” on page 5 of this section.

Customs

Information on customs will also be provided on the final day of your cruise.

Captain’s Club

If you’ve sailed with Celebrity Cruises before, it is well worth the effort to become a Celebrity Captain’s Club member. Thereare three levels of membership—Classic, Select, and Elite—determined by how many times you sail with Celebrity. Elitemembers enjoy 10% off all Celebrity Xpeditions.* To learn moreabout Captain’s Club benefits or to enroll, call 1-800-760-0654or +1-316-554-5961, visit www.celebrity.com/captainsclub, orcomplete an application onboard.

If you are a Captain’s Club member and your membership level does not appear in this booklet’s table of contents, besure to add your membership number to your reservation by calling 1-800-760-0654.

*Terms and Conditions: The 10% Captain’s Club Elite member discount is available for cruises that arebooked and fully deposited by December 31, 2005, and applies to the cost of a Celebrity XpeditionsPackage. Packages include cruises and shore excursions offered under the Celebrity Xpeditions brand. The discount does not apply to a regular Celebrity cruise, airfare, transportation, merchandise, or any othercharges not specifically included within the Celebrity Xpeditions Package. To obtain, please mention the 10% discount and provide your Captain’s Club membership number to Travel Agent or Celebrity XpeditionsConsultant at the time of booking. Discount is not transferable and is valid only for the Captain’s Club Elitemembers taking the specific Celebrity Xpeditions Package. Discount is per person and cannot be combinedwith any other offers, discounts, coupons, or promotions. Discount is in U.S. dollars and is not redeemablefor cash. Offer may be withdrawn at any time. The applicable value will be deducted from final payment upon review by Celebrity Cruises. Taxes and fees extra. Offer is valid for U.S. and Canadian residents. Voidwhere prohibited by applicable law.

Returning to the Real World

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If you have ordered this insurance coverage, please read the terms and conditions below.

Because the Cruise Ticket Contract limits liability for loss or damage of both IGTV and Celebrity, we recommendthat all guests check their own insurance coverage before departure. For greater peace of mind, we offer theCelebrity XpeditionsSM CruiseCare® Vacation Protection Plan, which offers affordable medical, travel, and baggagecoverage for the duration of your package vacation.

CruiseCare Vacation Protection Plan. YOU CANCEL—YOU’RE PROTECTED.We want this to be the best vacation of your life. So to make sure you have nothing to think about except having agood time, we offer CruiseCare Vacation Protection. CruiseCare protects you both before and during your cruise. WithCruiseCare, if your plans go awry and you cancel your cruise, you’re protected either by insurance if you cancel for acovered reason, or by cruise credits from Celebrity Cruises if you cancel your cruise for any other noninsured reason.

NOTE: As a special feature, if you voluntarily cancel your cruise for a reason that is not covered by the insuranceportion of CruiseCare, Celebrity Cruises will give you 75% of the normally nonrefundable cancellation charges in afuture cruise credit.

NEW! SIMPLIFIED PRICING—SAME GREAT COVERAGE!

NOTE: Prices subject to change. For cruise costs greater than $5,000 per person, CruiseCare prices begin at $369per person.

CruiseCare also provides a wide range of important protection when you are traveling—for mishaps such as lost ordelayed baggage or travel delays and coverage for more serious problems.

Trip Cancellation/InterruptionCruiseCare provides reimbursement of cancellation penalties up to your total cruise vacation cost if you must cancelyour vacation due to a covered reason such as illness or injury of yourself or a family member. If you must interruptyour cruise for a covered reason, CruiseCare reimburses unused arrangements and one-way economy return airfareup to a maximum of your total cruise vacation cost.

Medical ExpensesShould you become sick or injured on your vacation, CruiseCare will reimburse up to $10,000 for covered medicalexpenses. This is particularly comforting because Medicare and many private insurance policies do not providemedical coverage for you while you’re traveling outside North America.

Emergency EvacuationIf emergency air or ground transportation is necessary because of serious illness or injury, CruiseCare will arrangeand pay the cost, up to $25,000, to transfer you to the nearest appropriate medical facility.

Baggage ProtectionCruiseCare provides up to $1,500 in baggage and personal property protection due to loss, theft, or damage.And, if your bags are delayed for more than 24 hours, you will be reimbursed up to $500 toward the purchase ofnecessary personal items.

24-Hour Worldwide Emergency AssistanceWith CruiseCare, you have access to the services of AIG Assist, including emergency cash transfer, lost-documentsassistance, and other medical and travel-related services.

NOTE: This is just a brief summary of benefits. Other limitations, such as a preexisting condition exclusion apply.For full terms and conditions of coverage, ask your travel agent for the Description of Coverage pamphlet or visitcelebritycruises.com under the “Prepare to Sail” section. If you have any questions concerning coverage, justcall Celebrity’s CruiseCare Help Line at 1-800-797-4516. This program is available only to U.S. and Canadianresidents, excluding residents of Puerto Rico. National Union Fire Insurance Company of Pittsburgh, PA, PolicyNo. 9500266, underwrites the insurance coverage. The plan cost may be paid at any time from deposit up to andincluding final payment. However, trip cancellation protection takes effect only upon payment of the CruiseCareplan cost in addition to any required cruise deposit. Payment of your cruise fare deposit without CruiseCare plancost will not activate your coverage.

Guests must cancel their cruise prior to departure and must file a claim with BerkelyCare, the program administrator,to be eligible for future cruise credits. Credits expire one year after issue date, are nontransferable and not applica-ble to holiday or inaugural sailings. Credits have no cash value and, if applied to a booking of lesser value, will notresult in any difference refunded in cash. Credits may not be used for deposits, only final payment, and can be usedonly on the cruise brand originally booked. Only original copies of credit letters can be accepted; copies or alteredletters may not be used.

Celebrity CruiseCare Vacation Protection Plan

$0–$500 $29$501–$1,000 $59

$1,001–$1,500 $79$1,501–$2,000 $109$2,001–$2,500 $139

$2,501–$3,000 $179$3,001–$3,500 $219$3,501–$4,000 $259$4,001–$4,500 $299$4,501–$5,000 $329

Cruise Cost CruiseCare Cruise Cost CruiseCare

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Itinerary Information

You might feel as if you’ve journeyed to a secret and remoteworld, but you are actually only a phone call away in the eventof an emergency. Please copy this information and distribute it to anyone who might need to reach you while you’re aboardCelebrity Xpedition.

To contact someone on board:

From the U.S., dial 1-877-266-1020.

From outside the U.S., access 1-732-335-3296 ($9.50 perminute).From outside the U.S., additional long distance charges apply. American Express® Card, MasterCard,® and Discover® Card are accepted.

All prices and information contained in this brochure are current at the time of printing and subject tochange without notice.

SHIP’S REGISTRY: ECUADOR • PRINTED IN U.S.A. • APRIL 2006

Emergency Contact Information

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Alaska

Celebrity offers the Alaska you’ve always dreamed of seeing—sail

through the Inside Passage and explore the dramatic nterior ands

on a hosted cruisetour vacation. Or, witness the golden splendor of

autumn during a Canada/New England cruise.

Caribbean

Sail with Celebrity to the sun-drenched beaches, coral reefs, and

friendly islands of the Caribbean. Experience Celebrity’s

Caribbean - a fragrant blend of tropical flavors, unhurried

attitudes, and island smiles.

Europe

Experience the legendary lands of Northern Europe and the

Mediterranean on a Celebrity cruise. Journey to the magnificent

palaces and scenic landscapes on a Northern European itinerary. Or

discover the rich culture and fascinating history on a cruise through

the Mediterranean.

Exotics

Explore America's tropical paradise- the Hawaiian Islands. Sail on two

oceans in a single day as you pass through the Panama Canal. Experience

the enchanting lands of South America. See wildlife at its most abundant

on the Great Barrier Reef or at its most eclectic in Australia. Or visit the

earth’s most precious archipelagos, the Galapagos Islands.

Ships’ registry: Bahamas & Ecuador • Printed in U.S.A. • October 2007

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