| Day | Visitor Site |
|---|---|
| Thursday | AM - Flight to San Cristobal |
| PM - Interpretation Center & Tijeretas | |
| Friday | AM - Gardner Bay & Gardner Islet & Osborn (Española) |
| PM - Suarez Point (Española) | |
| Saturday | AM - Post Office (Floreana) |
| PM - Cormorant Point (Floreana) | |
| Sunday | AM - El Chato (Santa Cruz) |
| PM - Puerto Ayora & Charles Darwin Research Station (Santa Cruz) | |
| Monday | AM - Daphne |
| Transfer to the Airport |
Day 1 – Baltra Island & Mosquera Island
AM: Arrival in Baltra airport and transfer to the boat. Briefing on board about the boat and the island.
PM: Mosquera Island is located between Baltra and North Seymour. This is a small islet formed by a geological uplift, with a reef of rocks and coral and a great white sand beach, where a population of sea lions can be found. You can also observe several species of shorebirds. Along the rocks are commonly running Red Lava crabs or Sally light-foot crabs. If the tide is too low a dinghy ride will be made.
Day 2 – South Plaza Island & Santa Fe Island
AM:South Plaza has one of the largest populations of land iguanas in the Galápagos. It is also home to marine iguanas and a hybrid iguana whose fathers are marine iguanas and mothers are land iguanas. There are cliffs with spectacular views and a rocky trail circumnavigates the island displaying the combination of dry and coastal vegetation zone. The island is home to enormous prickly pear cactus and the endemic succulent sesuvian.
PM: Santa Fe is a volcanic uplift and hosts a forest of Opuntia cactus, which are the largest of the archipelago, and palo santo. Weathered cliffs provide a haven for swallow-tailed gulls, red-billed tropic birds, and sehar-waters petrels. The Santa Fe species of land iguanas are often seen, as well as lava lizards. There is a picturesque turquoise lagoon and calm waters where you can snorkel amongst sea lions.
Day 3 – San Cristobal Island
AM: At the pitt point are endemic species such as lava lizards and red-footed boobies. The view is impressive when you walk up to the high part of the island. You may be lucky to see the red footed booby, the least seen of the boobies. It is also the home of the Chatham mockingbird, only found on San Cristobal Island.
Pitt Islet is probably the only site where the three booby species of the Galapagos can be seen together, as well as two species of frigatebirds and a sea lion colony; it is also excellent for dinghy rides and snorkeling, where a good range of sea birds can be observed.
PM:One of the first sites visited by Charles Darwin, Cerro Brujo is a beautiful white-sand beach where brown pelicans, blue-footed boobies, sea lions, and marine iguanas can all be found. An onshore version of nearby Kicker Rocks, Cerro Brujo is a very striking, eroded tuff cone. There is also fantastic snorkeling in the turquoise waters.
Day 4 – San Cristobal Island
AM: Cerro Colorado – On a small hill there is a wooden platform that offers amazing views of the tortoise rearing center La Galapaguera as well as the south and eastern coasts of the Island. It is home to unique plant life found only on San Cristobal: Calandrinia Galapagosa and Lecocarpus Darwinii. It is also possible to find San Cristobal mockingbirds and canaries here.
Transfer to the Airport.
| Departure | Arrival | |
|---|---|---|
| Thursday 30th of May 2024 | Monday 3rd of June 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 13th of June 2024 | Monday 17th of June 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 27th of June 2024 | Monday 1st of July 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 11th of July 2024 | Monday 15th of July 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 25th of July 2024 | Monday 29th of July 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 8th of August 2024 | Monday 12th of August 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 22nd of August 2024 | Monday 26th of August 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 5th of September 2024 | Monday 9th of September 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 19th of September 2024 | Monday 23rd of September 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 3rd of October 2024 | Monday 7th of October 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 17th of October 2024 | Monday 21st of October 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 31st of October 2024 | Monday 4th of November 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 14th of November 2024 | Monday 18th of November 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 28th of November 2024 | Monday 2nd of December 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 12th of December 2024 | Monday 16th of December 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 26th of December 2024 | Monday 30th of December 2024 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 9th of January 2025 | Monday 13th of January 2025 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 23rd of January 2025 | Monday 27th of January 2025 | [request availability] |
| Thursday 6th of February 2025 | Monday 10th of February 2025 | [request availability] |
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