Optimize your time in Galapagos!
By visiting the giant tortoise reserve and lava tunnels upon arrival you can save time and use it for other activities. Normally the transfer from the airport is direct and non-stop, the next day they take you back to the upper part of the island to visit the turtles and tunnels, which makes you lose a day in Galapagos.
With us you win a day as you visit these attractions upon arrival.
Pickup included
Upon arrival at the Galapagos airport on Baltra Island, you must present your documents and pay the entrance fee to the Galapagos National Park, after which you can take your luggage and upon your departure our guide will be waiting for you with a sign with your name.
From here our guide will assist you at all times and we continue in a transport (cost included in the rate) to the end of the Island to the so-called Itabaca Channel
We leave the transport and go to the dock of the channel, we embark (the cost is included) and put the life jackets that will be provided once full, the ferry makes a short navigation to the island in front that is Santa Cruz.
We get off the ferry and our transport will be waiting for you, (from here the transfer will be private since the previous segment is not possible all passengers share land transport and the ferry) and the first stop will be the Giant Tortoise Reserve.
We arrive at the Giant Tortoise Reserve where we can walk through its forests of small shrubs to observe the giant Galapagos tortoises in their natural state. Our guide will inform about the flora and fauna of the place. This is a great place to take pictures very close to these calm giants, then hike to observe the lava tunnels
Finally we will arrive in Puerto Ayora, the populated area of Santa Cruz, where our guide will drop you off at your hotel.
The Galapagos Islands are a unique volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, renowned for their incredible biodiversity and role in Charles Darwin's theory of evolution. This UNESCO World Heritage site offers unparalleled wildlife encounters and pristine natural landscapes.
This research station is dedicated to the conservation of the Galapagos Islands' unique biodiversity. It's a key site for understanding the work of Charles Darwin and the ongoing efforts to protect the islands' ecosystems.
Tortuga Bay is a stunning beach known for its white sand, clear waters, and abundant wildlife. It's a great spot for swimming, snorkeling, and relaxing.
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A refreshing dish made with shrimp, lime juice, onions, and cilantro.
Grilled or steamed lobster, a local delicacy.
A hearty fish soup with yuca, onions, and tomatoes.
This is the cool and dry season, ideal for wildlife viewing, snorkeling, and diving. The ocean is calmer, and marine life is abundant.
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The Galapagos Islands are generally safe for travelers, but it's important to be aware of your surroundings and take precautions to protect yourself and the environment.
Main bus terminal in Puerto Ayora
Buses are available on the main islands and are a cost-effective way to get around.
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