June 15–24, 2027 | Aboard EcoGalaxy
Designed exclusively for wildlife photographers, this tailor-made expedition combines the most iconic wildlife locations in the Galápagos with a carefully crafted itinerary focused on photography rather than traditional sightseeing. The workshop offers personalized guidance from Galapagos Guide specialized on photography groups, maximizing opportunities to capture seabirds, marine iguanas, giant tortoises, sea lions, penguins, and other endemic species in optimal lighting conditions.
Exploring San Cristóbal, Española, Floreana, Santa Fe, South Plaza, Isabela, Fernandina, Genovesa, and the Santa Cruz Highlands, guests will experience both land and sea perspectives aboard the private EcoGalaxy charter. Early morning and late afternoon excursions are specifically timed to take advantage of the best wildlife activity and photographic light, creating exceptional opportunities for portfolio-worthy images.
This unique expedition is designed for photographers who want to immerse themselves in one of the world's most extraordinary wildlife destinations while refining their skills through hands-on instruction, field coaching, and small-group access to the best photographic locations in the archipelago.
Designed for 16 people - balcony cabins
At mainland Ecuador (Swissotel/Marriot or Guayaquil whydham / Hilton) -
for flight to Galapagos and mainland Ecuador
on board according to the daily menu.
water, coffe, juice, tea
Excursions with a licensed English-speaking guide according to itinerary.
Baltra airport
wetsuit, mask, fins
Satellital internet
National Park Garden entrance fee
Traffic control card, TCT ($20)
Tips to crew and guide & personal expenses
UIO/GYE - San Cristobal and Baltra - UIO/GYE
Tailor - made cruise, created for photographers seeking meaningful wildlife encounters, this workshop combines expert guidance, exceptional photographic opportunities, and the unparalleled natural wonders of the Galápagos Islands, helping participants build a compelling portfolio while experiencing one of the most extraordinary ecosystems on the planet.
