Discover the beauty of the Galapagos Islands in this 6-day island-hopping tour, exploring the vibrant wildlife and unique landscapes of San Cristobal and Isabela. Encounter giant tortoises, pristine beaches, active volcanoes, and some of the most incredible marine life while snorkeling, hiking, and birdwatching.
All transfers from arrival to departure in private vehicles, including sightseeing and overland tours as per the itinerary. Accommodation in the mentioned hotels or hotels of a similar category (double room with private bathroom). Meals as outlined in the program. All entrance fees and national park permits. Services of an English-speaking tour guide throughout the trip.
Choose between two exciting full-day excursions. The 360º tour circumnavigates San Cristobal, visiting hidden coves, pristine beaches, and unique lava formations. Alternatively, head to Kicker Rock for an unforgettable snorkeling experience. Dive into the clear waters surrounding the dramatic volcanic formation, home to an incredible variety of marine life, including rays, sea turtles, and even sharks. Both options provide stunning coastal views and encounters with local wildlife.
Conclude your island-hopping adventure with a transfer to Santa Cruz. Before leaving the Galapagos, stop by the Los Gemelos craters, two massive sinkholes surrounded by lush vegetation. It’s a final chance to appreciate the unique geology of the islands before heading to Baltra Airport for your departure.
The weather can vary from warm, sunny days to cooler, windy conditions, especially on the water. A light jacket and rain protection are advisable for island-hopping tours.
Moderate fitness level is required for hiking activities, including the Sierra Negra hike, which involves long treks on uneven terrain.
Casa Blanca & Isamar
Expect to encounter giant tortoises, sea lions, marine iguanas, reef sharks, and a variety of birds, including blue-footed boobies and albatrosses.
No, the snorkeling excursions are beginner-friendly, with guides assisting throughout.
Year-round is great for Galapagos, but May to December is ideal for observing albatrosses and cooler weather for hiking.
