Itinerary for 5 days B

(5 days B)

Day 1: Arriving early, transfer to the Fragata Yacht from Baltra Airport. Disembark at Mosquera Island after lunch. A long, narrow stretch of white sand makes up this location, which is great for snorkeling, strolling on the beach, and spotting sea lions and various shorebirds. Meal served aboard.

Day 2: You will travel to Isabela Island’s Vicente Roca Point in the morning. This location is a sizable bay with amazing marine life. On Fernandina Island, after lunch, take a walk to Espinoza Point to see lava flows, a sizable colony of marine iguanas, penguins, pelicans, and flightless cormorants. Additionally, you can learn to snorkel. Return to the boat and eat dinner there.

Day 3: Arrive at Urbina Bay early. To see a sizable colony of iguanas, Darwin finches, and giant tortoises, walk a 1-kilometer trail. You can go snorkeling along the shore after the walk. Visit Tagus Cove after lunch. In the 1800s, this was where buccaneers and whaling ships landed. You can then spend some time snorkeling at Darwin Lake before returning to the yacht to eat dinner.

Day 4: Visit Puerto Egas after breakfast for a chance to see Darwin finches, endemic Galapagos hawks, marine iguanas, fur seals, and sea lions after a short walk. You can swim and snorkel as well. After lunch, depart at Chinese Hat (sombrero Chino), where you can see lava tunnels and lava cacti and, if you’d like, go swimming or snorkeling. Dinner on the yacht after your return.

Day 5: Disembark in Puerto Ayora to see the Charles Darwin Research Station, see various tortoise and land iguana species in captivity, and learn about the initiatives taken by academics, researchers, and volunteers to preserve Galapagos wildlife. Transfer to Baltra Airport following your visit, then catch a flight back to the mainland.

Itinerary for 5 days H

(5 days H)

Day 1: Arriving at Baltra Airport early. Visit Tortuga Bay Beach after lunch to see the stunning birds and Galapagos finches there. After this trip, you can take advantage of Puerto Ayora’s nightlife attractions. Dinner and lodging at a hotel of a similar caliber.

Day 2: After breakfast, go to Charles Darwin Station to find out more about the scientific studies and conservation efforts made to protect the Galapagos giant turtles. Visit Hacienda Primicias after lunch to see the giant tortoises in their natural environment. Come back to the yacht after finishing this activity. A meal and a nap.

Day 3: Visit Tintoreras Islet in the morning to see if you can spot any marine life. The biggest and one of the youngest islands in the archipelago, Isabela Island, is where you will arrive after lunch. In close proximity to the wetlands (Humedales), where you can see four different types of mangroves, as well as birds like the Wilson’s phalarope, blue-winged teal, and osprey.

Day 4: Make your way to Rabida Island in the morning. Keep an eye out for different species like flycatchers, Galapagos hawks, and brown pelicans. Lunch served aboard. Visit Cerro Dragon next, where you can see flamingos and pintail ducks frequently in the lagoon behind the beach, and take a quick walk up the hill to a land iguana nesting site. After dinner, head back to the boat to cap off the day.

Day 5: We take a panga ride to Black Turtle Cove after breakfast, where you might see sea lions and pacific green turtles. Transport to Baltra Airport for your return flight to the mainland following this visit.

Itinerary for 8 days C

(8 days C)

Day 1: Arriving at Baltra’s Seymour Airport early, then being transferred to the Fragata Yacht. After lunch, go to Bachas Beach, a white sand beach that allows you to see light foot crabs, flamingos, hermit crabs, and sea lions. This is also a sea turtle nesting area. Dinner and the end of the day.

Day 2: We start the day by practicing snorkeling in order to observe different ray species up close or, with any luck, hammerhead sharks. Then, we travel to El Barranco, also known as Prince Philip’s Steps, where we will have a fantastic chance to see wildlife. You can follow a trail next to Darwin Bay to see frigate birds, gulls, and blue and red footed boobies. Dinner and the end of the day.

Day 3: To start, we go on a hike to the Galapagos Islands to take in the most breathtaking panoramic view. After that, you can unwind on the beach or go snorkeling at the reef to see a variety of fish, amiable sea lions, and sea turtles. We travel to Sullivan Bay on Santiago Island in the afternoon where you can swim and snorkel to see seals and penguins. Dinner on the yacht after your return.

Day 4: We start the day by visiting South Plazas Island, a small island in Galapagos, which is home to a variety of bird species, including swallow-tailed gulls and red-billed tropic birds. Head to Santa Fe Island after lunch so that we can hike up to the cliffs to see the enormous prickly pear cactus and land iguanas. Afterwards, you can go swimming and snorkeling. Dinner and the end of the day.

Day 5: Kicker Rock, a massive rock that was created by a volcanic eruption and through which small boats can pass, serves as our starting point. This location is a popular snorkeling and diving spot and is home to numerous seabirds. Proceed to Witch Hill after lunch. Its main draw is a coral sand beach, which is a great location for swimming and snorkeling. Dinner on the yacht after your return.

Day 6: Go to Suarez Point early in the morning. We can see different species along a trail, including albatrosses, marine iguanas, blue-footed boobies, and masked boobies. Visit Gardner Bay after lunch to see a colony of sea lions relaxing on a white sand beach. Both here and at Osborn Islet, where you’ll visit later, you can swim and snorkel. Onboard dinner and sleep.

Day 7: Go to Cormorant Point early in the morning. Both white-cheeked pintails and a flamingo lagoon can be found here. After that, go snorkeling at Devil’s Crown where you can see underwater creatures like sharks, turtles, and fish of all different colors. Next, we will travel to Santa Cruz Islands Charles Darwin Station.

Day 8: Go to North Seymour Island after breakfast to see blue-footed boobies, magnificent frigate birds, marine iguanas, and sea lions. You will be driven to Baltra Airport to catch your flight back to the mainland following this visit.