The 360° Tour is one of the most complete marine experiences on San Cristóbal Island. Designed for travelers who want to explore several of the island's most iconic locations in a single day, this excursion combines snorkeling, pristine beaches, panoramic navigation, and incredible wildlife encounters while sailing around much of the island's coastline.

Unlike tours focused on a single destination, the 360° Tour allows you to experience a variety of landscapes and ecosystems, making it an excellent option for those who want a broader view of San Cristóbal.

🏝 Rosa Blanca

Your adventure begins at Rosa Blanca, a beautiful bay surrounded by white sand dunes and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

This protected bay is one of the island's best snorkeling sites, where—depending on sea conditions—you may swim alongside white-tip reef sharks, sea turtles, rays, tropical fish, and playful sea lions.

The combination of volcanic landscapes and transparent waters makes Rosa Blanca one of San Cristóbal's most spectacular natural attractions.

🏖 Bahía Sardina

The next stop is Bahía Sardina, a secluded white-sand beach with calm, crystal-clear waters.

Here you'll have time to relax, enjoy the beach, swim, and appreciate the peaceful surroundings before continuing the adventure around the island.

🦈 Kicker Rock (León Dormido)

The tour continues with a snorkeling session at Kicker Rock (León Dormido), one of the most iconic marine sites in the Galápagos.

This impressive volcanic formation rises dramatically from the ocean and provides habitat for an extraordinary variety of marine life.

Depending on the season and ocean conditions, you may encounter:

• Hammerhead sharks

• White-tip reef sharks

The towering volcanic cliffs are also home to numerous seabirds, making this an excellent location for wildlife photography.

• Snorkeling at Rosa Blanca

• Beach stop at Bahía Sardina

• Snorkeling at Kicker Rock

• Panoramic cruise past Punta Pitt

• Wildlife observation

• Swimming

• Nature photography

The itinerary may change depending on weather conditions, sea state, and Galápagos National Park regulations. The captain and naturalist guide may adjust the order of activities to ensure the safety of all passengers while providing the best possible experience.