Galápagos Islands · Ecuador
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Galápagos expeditions
All private, with Quito transfers and a naturalist guide on the islands.
6 DAYS / 5 NIGHTSIncludes
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$1,790 USD per person
7 DAYS / 6 NIGHTSIncludes
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$2,050 USD per person
8 DAYS / 7 NIGHTSIncludes
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$2,200 USD per person
Andean volcanoes, colonial Quito and then the islands, in one trip.
11 DAYS / 10 NIGHTS
From $2,290 USD per person
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12 DAYS / 11 NIGHTS
From $2,590 USD per person
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Walk alongside iconic Galapagos giant tortoises in their natural highland sanctuary amidst lush meadows and cloud forests.
Two colossal volcanic sinkholes enclosed by a surreal cloud forest of Scalesia trees alive with endemic land birds.
Swim and snorkel inside a dramatic geological fissure flanked by towering basalt walls with crystal-clear emerald brackish waters.
Learn how international science and park rangers rescued giant tortoises from extinction and visit the legacy of Lonesome George.
Paddle tranquil lagoon waters framed by mangroves, baby reef sharks, and hundreds of marine iguanas basking on white coral powder sand.
Descend into the most iconic submerged volcanic cone in Galapagos to witness massive schools of scalloped hammerhead sharks.
Glide silently with silenced engines through a pristine mangrove sanctuary where green sea turtles, golden cownose rays and reef sharks mate.
Trek across rugged basalt flows where dozens of white-tip reef sharks rest in crystalline fissures, then snorkel beside playful penguins.
Stroll elevated boardwalks over brackish lagoons observing American flamingos before visiting the breeding center for Isabela giant tortoises.
The most extraordinary snorkeling wonderland in Galapagos: an intricate labyrinth of natural basalt lava arches sheltering seahorses, reef sharks, and giant manta rays.
Trek along the rim of Earth’s second largest active volcanic caldera (6 miles across) and otherworldly lava moonscapes.
A calm, sheltered natural saltwater lagoon beside Puerto Villamil pier, ideal for independent snorkeling with curious sea lions and green turtles.
State-of-the-art interactive museum covering the archipelago's volcanic genesis, Darwinian evolution, and colorful pirate settlement history.
Hike to the scenic ridge where both Great and Magnificent Frigatebirds nest simultaneously, then descend to snorkel in a crystal-clear bay with sea lions.
Crescent-shaped coral sand beach hosting a massive nursery colony of Galapagos sea lions and colossal marine iguanas.
San Cristobal’s legendary volcanic obelisk rising 500 feet from the ocean: snorkel through a vertical cleft alongside Galapagos sharks, hammerheads, and eagle rays.
Trek across dramatic golden tuff cliffs at the easternmost point of Galapagos, the only nesting ground shared by blue-footed, red-footed, and Nazca boobies.
The oldest island in Galapagos: witness the courtship clacking and dramatic cliff takeoffs of the entire world population of Waved Albatrosses, plus an explosive 75-foot sea blowhole.
The definitive postcard vista of the Galapagos Archipelago: climb 375 boardwalk steps to a surreal lunar crater overlook, then swim with penguins along golden beaches.
Walk inches away from the world's most vibrant bird courtship colonies: male frigatebirds inflating enormous crimson throat pouches and blue-footed boobies performing high-stepping courtship dances.
Encounter the world’s only population of pale Barrington land iguanas amidst ancient giant prickly-pear cacti, followed by crystalline bay snorkeling with playful sea lion pups.
Renowned for having the highest water clarity in the entire archipelago: swim surrounded by dozens of green sea turtles, stingrays, and reef sharks.
One of the most photogenic islands in the world: a vivid crimson carpet of succulent Sesuvium, golden land iguanas beneath giant cactus trees, and vertical bird cliffs.
Drift snorkel inside a submerged volcanic cone pulsing with marine life, then participate in an authentic 18th-century whalers’ wooden barrel mail system still in active use.
Venture through colossal subterranean chambers hollowed out millennia ago by rushing incandescent rivers of basaltic magma.
Trek through the rocky thorn forest haven of Santa Cruz’s most impressive yellow land iguanas and spot vibrant pink flamingos in hyper-saline ponds.
Pedal mountain or e-bikes down a scenic coastal trail linking mangrove lagoons, ocean bluff overlooks, and the historic basalt penal colony wall.
The 20th century’s most jaw-dropping geological event: walk across 2 square miles of ocean floor thrust up 16 feet in minutes by volcanic tectonic uplift in 1954.
The definitive "Bird Island": scale a stone cliffside stairway into the largest nesting sanctuary of red-footed boobies and Galapagos storm petrels on Earth.
The most pristine and volcanically active island in the Pacific: walk among thousands of marine iguanas carpeted over jet-black lava beside flightless cormorants drying their stunted wings.
Warm waters (24-28°C / 75-82°F), tranquil seas and crystalline visibility. Short tropical showers with brilliant sun.
Peak green sea turtle nesting, marine iguanas donning vivid breeding colors, and booby courtship dances.
Nutrient-rich Humboldt Current. Cooler waters (19-23°C / 66-73°F), invigorating ocean breezes and morning mist in highlands.
Prime season for humpback whales and whale sharks, waved albatross nesting on Espanola, hyperactive penguins and sea lions.
For a first trip, 6 to 8 days: enough to visit Santa Cruz and Isabela without rushing, with time for snorkeling, hikes and giant tortoises.
Our private expeditions start at $1,790 per person (6 days) and include Quito transfers, hotels and a guide. Flights and the National Park fee ($200 per person) are not included.
No. Hikes are easy to moderate and snorkeling is optional, with a life vest and a guide. We adapt the pace to your group, including families with children.
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