Sombrero Chino: Sombrero Chino is a small volcanic island just off  the southeast tip of Santiago. The name of the island describes the  shape of the island. Fauna includes Sea lions, marine iguanas and the  Galapagos penguin.

Rábida Island: Rábida is a small island with a dark red coral sand  beach. Highlights include the lagoon with flamingoes, pelican nesting  site, sea lion bachelor colony, and a snorkeling site at the end of the  beach.

Isabela Island (Albemarle): Isabela is the largest of the Galapagos  Islands formed by five active volcanoes fused together. Wolf Volcano is  the highest point in the entire Galapagos at 1707m.

• Sierra Negra: Volcan Sierra Negra has a caldera with a  diameter of 10km. View recent lava flows, moist highland vegetation, and  parasitic cones.
• Puerto Villamil: Puerto Villamil is a charming small town  on a white sand beach. Highlights include the Tortoise Breeding Station  and the flamingo lagoon. Other visits (depending on conditions) are the  Tintoreras or Los Humedales.

• Punta Moreno: Punta Moreno is located in the central  southwestern coast of Isabela Island. The site has spectacular views of  volcanoes Alcedo, Sierra Negra and Cerro Azul. Some highlights include  impressive lava flows, desolate and pristine landscape, varied and  unusual arid zone vegetation.
• Elizabeth Bay: This spot is only accessible by dinghy. It  is possible to see penguins on the small islets in the bay. The end of  the bay is long and narrow surrounded by three species of mangroves.  Galapagos Sea Turtles and rays can usually be seen in the water.

• Urbina Bay: Urbina Bay is located at the central-west coast  of Isabela Island at the foothills of Alcedo and Darwin volcanoes.  Highlights include the colourful land iguanas, Galapagos Giant tortoises  and the coral uplifting from 1954.
• Tagus Cove: Tagus Cove is a natural harbor where centuries  ago whalers and pirates left their ship’s names painted or carved on the  rocks. A walk uphill to Darwin’s Crater salt-water lake will provide an  excellent view.

Fernandina Island: Fernandina is the youngest volcanic island and is still active.

• Punta Espinoza: Punta Espinoza is a place famous for its  large colonies of marine iguanas and as the habitat of unique species  like the flightless cormorant, Galapagos penguin, Galapagos hawk,  Galapagos snake, among others.

Isabela Island

• Punta Vicente Roca: This site is visited by dinghy rides  along the cliffs or the partially sunken cave at the water’s edge. Nasca  boobies, blue-footed boobies and flightless cormorants inhabit the  shoreline.

James (Santiago) Island: This Island is located between Isabela and  Santa Cruz Islands. This Island offers a wide variety of seabirds,  marine iguanas and fur seals.

• Playa Espumilla: Espumilla Beach has a beautiful contrast  between the golden beach and the green mangroves. It is also a great  site to see flamingos, pintail ducks, green sea turtle nests and the  Galapagos Hawk. It is also a good site to go for a cool off swim or a  snorkel.
• Buccaneers Cove: This site was Charles Darwin’s home for 9  days. As well as a resting site for many whalers and pirates. With this  rich history Buccaneers Cove is a must see. Enjoy a panga ride or  snorkel looking for Galapagos Fur Seals, Brown Noodies, Pelicans, and  Swallow-tailed Gulls

Bartolome Island: A hike will take you to the highest point on  Bartolome for a spectacular view. Sea lions and penguins can be seen  around Pinnacle Rock. There is a sandy beach with great swimming and  snorkeling.

North Seymour Island: This flat piece of land originated after an  uplifting event thousands of years ago. The island is home to endemic  Palo Santo trees, colonies of blue-footed boobies, swallow tailed gulls,  and magnificent frigate birds.

Baltra: Return flight to Quito