Saturday: GENOVESA ISLAND (Bird Island)

Known as "Bird Island," Genovesa is home to some of the largest and most diverse colonies of seabirds in the Galápagos. Although the navigation is longer, it is exceptionally rewarding for wildlife enthusiasts.

AM

El Barranco (Prince Philip’s Steps): (Dry landing) Climb a steep, rocky path leading to a cliff-top where spectacular views await. This area is home to Palo Santo trees, Red-footed Boobies, Short-eared Owls, Galápagos Swallows, storm-petrels, and Galápagos Doves.

Hiking distance: 2 km. Snorkeling activities follow. Lunch on board.

PM

Darwin Bay: (Wet landing) This stunning bay, formed by a submerged caldera, hosts large colonies of frigatebirds and a wide variety of other seabirds. Enjoy hiking and snorkeling. In the evening, a welcome cocktail, dinner, and briefing will be held on board.

Sunday: BARTOLOMÉ ISLAND – SANTIAGO ISLAND

AM

Bartolomé Island: (Dry landing) Explore dramatic lava formations and volcanic ash cones. After a 30–40 minute climb up a wooden staircase (375 steps, 114 meters), you'll be rewarded with one of the most iconic views of the Galápagos, featuring Pinnacle Rock and colorful volcanic landscapes.

Hiking distance: 2 km. Time for snorkeling and possible sightings of Galápagos Penguins.

PM

Sullivan Bay (Santiago Island): (Wet landing) Disembark onto a beautiful white sand beach surrounded by lava flows. Enjoy hiking, swimming, and snorkeling — often in the company of playful sea lions and penguins. Briefing and dinner on board.

Monday: SOUTH PLAZAS ISLAND – SANTA FE ISLAND

AM

South Plazas Island: (Dry landing) This small, uplifted island features steep cliffs and is covered in Opuntia cacti. It is home to one of the largest sea lion colonies in the Galápagos, as well as colorful land iguanas and nesting seabirds such as tropicbirds and swallow-tailed gulls. The Sesuvium plants covering the ground change color with the seasons, turning bright red during the dry season.

Hiking distance: 2.5 km. Lunch on board.

PM

Santa Fe Island: (Wet landing) Visit colonies of sea lions, land iguanas, and observe various seabirds. A trail leads into a forest of giant cacti and palo santo trees. After the hike, enjoy swimming and snorkeling. Briefing and dinner on board.

Tuesday: SAN CRISTÓBAL ISLAND – LOBOS ISLAND

AM

León Dormido (Kicker Rock): (No landing) Admire this impressive rock formation, the remains of an ancient volcanic cone split in two. The surrounding waters offer some of the best snorkeling opportunities, with chances to see hammerhead sharks, sea lions, turtles, and rays.

Cerro Brujo: (Wet landing) Located on the north coast of San Cristóbal Island, Cerro Brujo features one of the most picturesque beaches in the Galápagos, known for its coral sand and rich wildlife, including sea turtles, rays, and various species of boobies. Enjoy a panga ride, a beach hike, and swimming. Lunch on board.

PM

Lobos Island: (Dry landing) Explore this beautiful island, home to the largest colony of sea lions, as well as blue-footed boobies and frigatebirds. It’s also a prime spot for snorkeling. After the visit, return to the yacht for dinner and a briefing for the next day's activities.

You will disembark at San Cristóbal Pier at 18:00. This marks the end of our services.