Operation Day: Every Saturday
Meeting point: At the entrance of Puerto Ayora’s Church, in front of the pier and aside from the restaurant “El Descanso del Guía”
Departure hour: 07h00
Arriving site: Puerto Ayora's pier
Coming hour: 17h00 approx.

Sullivan Bay 
Our day begins heading towards Sullivan Bay, where we will enjoy the marine fauna of the Galapagos while we snorkel. 
Sullivan Bay is one of the most beautiful places in the Galapagos to snorkel due to its crystal-clear  waters!  

Bartolome Island 
Following our snorkeling experience at Sullivan Bay, we will continue our adventure to Bartolomé Island. Today, lunch will be served onboard.  
Bartolome Island is located northwest of Santa Cruz, mostly known for its Pinnacle Rock. Here we will have the opportunity to see one of the most beautiful landscapes of the Galapagos Islands while learning about the volcanic origins of the Islands. 
Upon arriving at Bartolome, we will have a dry landing. Then, we will begin the walk along a path that will take us to the top of the island. The 395 steps will end with a spectacular panoramic view of the island and its pinnacle, being the moment to take that stunning photo of our trip. 
We will observe small lava tunnels from the last eruption during the walk. The terrain is full of endemic vegetation grows, such as lava cacti and tiquilla plants, generally surrounded by Darwin's finches. 
Did you know that volcanic ash made Pinnacle Rock?
After the walk and being impressed by the view, we will enjoy a zodiac ride along the coast. Then, withsome luck, we will see the only tropical penguin and the second smallest in the world, the penguinfrom Galapagos. 
After all, we will return to Itabaca Channel and enjoy a bus ride to the Puerto Ayora pier.