About this trip
Visit one of the most popular islands of the Galapagos Islands thanks to its beautiful landscape, this island is the emblem of the Galapagos located northwest of the archipelago.
Here we take a walk to the top of the island to observe the landscape, we can also see different types of volcanic cones, lava lizards and marine iguanas.
Group type: Not private (shared)
Max travelers per product: 15
Information travelers need from you
* Not wheelchair accessible
* Children must be accompanied by an adult
* This is travel by boat, please plan accordingly (i.e motion sickness medication)
* Wet suits is not included you must rent by yourself if you decide
Level of difficulty:
* Most travelers can participate
Guides and languages in person:
* English, Spanish
What’s included
- Professional Guide
- Lunch
- Snorkeling EquipmentUse of Snorkeling Equipment ( Mask and fins)
- Hotel Pick Up(Inside the Urban Perimeter of Puerto Ayora)
- Transportation
- Breakfast
- Food and drinksFood and drinks (Unless specified)
- Hotel Drop off
- Wet suits is not includeWet suits is not included you must rent by yourself if you decide
Itinerary
We will pick you up at the lobby of the hotel in order to take you to the Itabaca Channel
The tour starts between 05:30 – 06:00 or 06:30 – 07:00 depending on the dates forecast. A bus picks up passenger at their respective hotels to transfer them ti the Itabaca channel (40 minutes of travel), point from which, we go to Bartolome islet on a journey that can last 2-3 hours depending on the currents.
We disembarked and walked around a volcanic cone until you reach its summit to appreciate the beautiful landscape next to the pinnacle.
Focused mostly on hiking and landscaping, it takes us to enjoy the view panoramic view and unique formations.
After the previous activity, we will have lunch on board the yacht and then go to our next point of visit, located southeast of Santiago Island, we disembark at the Sullivan Bay.
A site of great geological interest. We snorkel with a duration of 45 minutes on the site where there may be the possibility of sighting sea and land birds, colonies of double-haired wolves and marine iguanas that have adapted to the terrain.
we will get back to the Itabaca Channel in order to get you to Puerto Ayora
End of the Excursion