Discover the Magic of Galapagos Islands
The galapagos islands
A place where time walks slowly and nature whispers stories. These islands hold pirate routes, sailors’ paths, and scientists’ notes. Here, everything invites you to begin a new chapter.
Puerto Ayora, Charles Darwin Station, giant tortoise reserves and enjoy Tortuga Bay’s long white beach.
The largest island, home to giant tortoises, penguins, and six volcanoes.
Sea lions colonies, plus the Interpretation Center and Kicker Rock diving. Great surfing at Punta Carola.
Black lava fields, fur seals, marine iguanas, and tide pools full of life.
Pristine, youngest island, flightless cormorants, penguins, and lava flows.
Famous for Post Office Bay, flamingos, and rich snorkeling waters with rays and sea turtles at Devil’s Crown.
Albatross nesting site, red and green marine iguanas, mockingbirds, and Gardner Bay’s sea lion-strewn beach.
Entry point via airport, cactus, land iguanas, and easy boat connections to Santa Cruz.
Pear cactus forests and the unique iguana. Popular snorkeling spot where sea lions often join swimmers.
Rugged and quiet, once home of “Lonesome George,” the last Pinta tortoise, now seabirds, marine iguanas, and sea lions thrive here.
Remote, rarely visited, known for dolphins, sharks, and untouched landscapes.
Nicknamed “Bird Island.” Thousands of red-footed and Nazca boobies, frigatebirds, and swallow-tailed gulls. The bay is a collapsed volcanic caldera.
Famous Pinnacle Rock, sweeping viewpoints and snorkel with penguins and colorful fish.
Tortoise conservation repopulation project, excellent snorkeling with sea turtles, rays, and sea lions in calm waters.
Striking red sand beaches, sea lions, flamingo lagoons, and pelicans nesting on cliffs. Snorkeling often includes reef sharks.
Remote diving mecca, famous for massive schools of hammerhead sharks, whale sharks, and manta rays.
Legendary diving, Darwin’s Arch (collapsed in 2021) , whale sharks, hammerheads, and pristine marine ecosystems.
Between myths and encounters
Pirates and privateers, legends of chests and barrels hidden in caves facing an immense sea. Sailors and scientists, routes that inspired theories and notes that changed the way we see life. Wildlife, iguanas that swim like dragons, birds that exist only here, and tortoises that have witnessed more than a hundred years.
Unforgettable moments
Swimming alongside turtles and rays in crystal-clear waters, exploring lava tunnels and volcanic trails that feel like another planet, spotting rare birds and unique marine life, and watching sunsets that paint the sky in shades of red—each moment here feels like stepping into a living dream.
