

North Seymour Island Visit
Visitors can discover the wildlife abundant paths which stretch across North Seymour while they search for sea lions and marine iguanas and blue footed boobies and pelicans and magnificent frigatebirds. Depending on the season, observe blue footed boobies during their courtship displays and frigatebirds caring for their chicks.
Kicker Rock Visit
Discover the stunning Kicker Rock which features towering volcanic cliffs that emerge from the sea.
Cerro Brujo Visit
The coastal area of Cerro Brujo allows visitors to watch sea lions and marine iguanas and seabirds while they study both natural elements and human developments of this location.
Isla Lobos Visit
Explore Isla Lobos through walking or panga rides to watch seabirds that build nests and observe blue footed boobies and two different types of sea lions which inhabit the coastal areas.
Snorkelling at Isla Lobos
You can watch sea lions play with their young while searching for frigatebirds and blue footed boobies during your snorkeling session at the coastal area.
Gardner Bay Visit
Gardner Bay offers visitors a sandy shoreline with blue ocean water that shelters sea lions and hood mockingbirds and Nazca boobies and waved albatross and tropicbirds and lava lizards and Galapagos hawks and blue footed boobies.
Snorkelling at Gardner Bay
The bay provides perfect conditions for snorkeling which allows visitors to observe various marine species including baby sea lions and multiple tropical fish species that consist of surgeonfish and angelfish and bump head parrotfish.
Punta Suarez Excursion
The hiking trail at Punta Suarez leads visitors through a seabird nesting area which teaches them about the volcanic terrain and natural environment of Española Island. The cliffs welcome visitors with their breathtaking views which create perfect spots for taking photographs.
Santa Fe Island Visit
Santa Fe's northern coastline reveals an area where visitors can explore giant prickly pear cactus fields which serve as habitat for the native land iguana species. The panga offers a chance to spot sea turtles and sea lions while also allowing visitors to view whitetip reef sharks in their natural habitat.
South Plaza Island Visit
South Plaza Island displays its cactus forests which combine with coastal views to create a perfect habitat for the numerous land iguanas that live there. The island serves as a habitat for red billed tropicbirds and swallow tailed gulls and sea lions and various other wildlife species.
Fausto Llerena Breeding Center & Charles Darwin Research Station Visit
The Fausto Llerena Breeding Center allows visitors to watch Galapagos giant tortoises through their entire development process. The Charles Darwin Research Station operates as a conservation facility which performs scientific studies to protect all islands of the area.



















