9 nights, 3 stops — three islands by land and boat.
Santa Cruz Island → Isabela Island → San Cristóbal Island.
Round trip · returns to Santa Cruz Island
Arrive in Santa Cruz Island, met and transferred to your accommodation. Santa Cruz's green highlands shelter wild giant tortoises, easily met on foot.
Island day trips for snorkelling and wildlife. A full day of Santa Cruz beaches and highlands.
A full day of Santa Cruz beaches and highlands. The Darwin station, lava tubes and tortoises.
Transfer to Isabela Island. Snorkel with penguins and turtles at Los Túneles. Flamingo lagoons and the lava coast.
Flamingo lagoons and the lava coast. A full day of Isabela's volcanoes and marine life. Isabela's cool waters hold Galápagos penguins — the only penguins found north of the equator.
A full day of Isabela's volcanoes and marine life.
Transfer to San Cristóbal Island. Sea lion beaches and Kicker Rock snorkelling. Seabird cliffs and the highland lagoon.
Seabird cliffs and the highland lagoon. A full day of San Cristóbal's wildlife. San Cristóbal's beaches and waterfront teem with sea lions, the most sociable of Galápagos wildlife.
A full day of San Cristóbal's wildlife.
A final morning in San Cristóbal Island — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
A year-round island; every month rewards.
Warmer seas, best for snorkelling.
A striking design lodge in the Santa Cruz highlands, overlooking a tortoise reserve.
A boutique beachfront hotel on Isabela's lava coast.
A sleek waterfront hotel on San Cristóbal, with a spa and pool.
A beachfront eco-hotel near Puerto Ayora, a relaxed island base.
A safari-style tented lodge in the Isabela highlands.
A comfortable harbour-side hotel in the island town.
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