Feb 15th / Tour to Seymour $275 per person

Feb 16th / Tour to Bartolome $275 per person

TOTAL INVOICE $1650

 
 Seymour

The Day Trip to Seymour leaves at 7:15/ 7:30 and 8:00 AM from 

Puerto Ayora and includes lunch. You take the same initial trip

across Santa Cruz to be picked up at the channel by the boat. You see 

the Magnificent Frigate bird, Blue Footed and Masked Boobies, Swallow 

Tailed

gulls and sealions, and there is a chance of seeing Land Iguanas. Later 

in the day you visit Las Bachas beach for swimming and snorkeling.

There is also a wading bird lagoon behind the beach which sometimes has 

flamingos. The return to Puerto Ayora is around 3:30 or 4:00 PM.

Bartolome

The Day Trip to Bartolome leaves at 6:00 AM from Puerto Ayora and 

includes breakfast and lunch. The bus picks you up in front of your

hotel and you are transferred across the island of Santa Cruz to 

Ithabaca Channel between Santa Cruz and Baltra. From there you take the

yacht across to Bartolome, which is a small island right next to 

Santiago. There is a walk up to the top of Bartolome for a picture 

postcard view

(the most photographed in the islands) through a moonscape of volcanic 

craters. The famous Pinnacle Rock is where you will see the Galapagos 

Penguins

and there is a nice swimming / snorkeling beach. You will be back in 

Puerto Ayora around 5:00 or 5:30 PM.

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE:

All transfers (Bus, Boat) arrival to departure, breakfast where 

mentioned in the program, lunch on all of the Day Tours and all

activities mentioned in the program

NOT INCLUDED IN THE PRICE:

International and National Flight, beverages, snorkeling equipment, 

(some yachts include snorkeling equipment, others charge for it),

single supplement where applicable, Galapagos national park entrance fee 

USD 100,-, migration card USD 20.- international airport charge Quito

(USD 41.-), personal expenses, tips, travel insurance or souvenirs.

 
 Note: The guide can change the itinerary of the Galapagos tour or the 

boat captain due to security reasons as well as by the national park

administration due to changed national park rules. Nevertheless the 

security and the interest of the passengers always have first priority.