AM: Arrival Baltra Airport

At Baltra Airport you will have to pay your Galapagos National Park entrance fee and your luggage will be inspected.

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PM: Cc. Fausto Llerena

A tour at Fausto Llerena Breeding Center you can see the tortoises of Española Island, ending in the tortoise exhibit corral. Tortoises of this corral are accustomed to humans; it is an excellent spot to be photographed with them!

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Difficulty: Easy

AM: Eden Islet (Santa Cruz)

El Eden is a paradisiacal tuff cone islet, just off the west coast of Santa Cruz (between Whale Bay and Dragon Hill).

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Difficulty: Easy

PM: Dragon Hill

Thanks to the successful breeding programme Dragon Hill is still populated by the largest wild population of Galapagos land iguanas on Santa Cruz.

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Difficulty: Easy

AM: Whitetip reef shark channe

This group of jagged rocky islets just off the coast of Puerto Villamil forms one of most stereotypical sites of the  Galapagos.

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Difficulty: Moderated

PM: Wetlands & Wall of tears

The wetlands and brackish lagoons of Isabela are among the best places to spot aquatic, wading and shore birds.

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Difficulty: Easy

AM: Moreno point

Fresh, promising greens of pioneer vegetation contrast strongly with the dead, pitch-black lava flow that once reached the ocean at Moreno Point.

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Difficulty: Moderated

PM: Tagus Cove

Tagus Cove is a historical anchorage at the northern entrance of Bolivar Channel (between Isabela and Fernandina).

Activities: 

Difficulty: Easy – Moderated

AM: Espinoza Point (Fernandina)

Westernmost Fernandina harbours one of the world’s most virgin, untouched ecosystems, and is another crown jewel of the Galapagos.

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Difficulty: Easy

PM: Vicente Roca Point

The impressive cliffs and coves of Vicente Roca Point are an excellent backdrop for a thrilling dinghy ride. Just three minutes of a degree south of the equator you can encounter a family of endemic Galapagos penguins and flightless cormorants along the shoreline.

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Difficulty: Easy

AM: Puerto Egas (Santiago)

Puerto Egas is historical, and the favourite site on Santiago for wildlife lovers; and it’s even the best place in the archipelago to observe Galapagos fur seals.

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Difficulty: Easy

PM: Rabida

Upon landing at this remarkable red beach, you will usually be greeted by a large bachelor colony of Galapagos sea lions.

Activities:

Difficulty: Easy-Medium

AM: Bachas Beach (Santa Cruz)

Strolling along its coastline, the blinding white Bachas Beach appears full of natural life. It is one of most important breeding sites for Pacific green turtles.

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Difficulty: Easy

Transfer to Baltra Airport

Assisted by the naturalist guide and some crew members, the dinghy will bring you and your luggage to Baltra, where we will take the airport shuttle. Your guide will accompany you to the check-in counters in the departure hall.

We hope that you will return home with stunning pictures and unforgettable lifelong memories!

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