Daily Galapagos Tour

We will start the day in Sullivan Bay, where we will discover the marine fauna of the Galapagos while we snorkel. Sullivan Bay is one of the most beautiful places in the Galapagos to practice this activity due to its crystal-clear waters! We will then enjoy a succulent lunch onboard the Galaxy Daily. In the afternoon, we will head towards Bartolome. This island, with its iconic pinnacle, is located northwest of Santa Cruz. Upon our arrival, we will have a dry landing. Then, we will begin the walk along a path that will take us to the top of the island. After climbing 395 steps, we will benefit from a spectacular panoramic view of the island and its pinnacle. It is the perfect moment to take a stunning photo of your trip! During the walk, we will observe small lava tunnels that are the product of the last eruption and where endemic vegetation grow, such as lava cacti and tequila plants, generally surrounded by Darwin's finches.

Join us on our daily diving excursion to Gordon Rocks if you`ve always wanted to dive, explore the Galapagos Islands, and be right next to a school of Hammerhead Sharks. Located on Santa Cruz Islands east coast and 30 minutes from the Itabaca Channel, Gordon Rocks is regarded as one of the top dive locations in the central islands. Site Conditions: Due to the possibility of heavy currents and surges during the dive, Gordon Rocks is considered an intermediate or advanced dive site. Divers must have at least 15 dives under their belts or have previously dived with us at another dive site before visiting Gordon Rocks. Gordon Rocks is a popular dive site in the Galapagos Known for its large schools of hammerhead sharks, as well as other marine life such as sea turtles, rays, sea lions, and a variety of fish. You may also see Galpagos sharks, whitetip reef sharks, and occasionally whale sharks.

Two diving sites are located 25 minutes from the Itabaca Channel in North Seymour, which is on Santa Cruz island's north coast. Site Conditions: Northeast Point is a drift dive site that is suitable for divers of all skill levels. It is a simple dive, even though the currents can be strong, and it is the ideal pace to begin your diving journey in the Galapagos Marine Reserve. What will I see? There is a wide variety of wildlife to be seen here, including: Hammerhead sharks, White tip Reef sharks, Galapagos sharks, black tip sharks, green sea turtles, oceanic manta rays, spotted eagle rays, golden rays, mabulas rays, Galapagos garden eels, tropical fish, etc. Mosquera is an islet made up of rock and sand that is situated in the channel that is situated in the channel that separates Seymour island from Baltra island. It is a popular diving location for beginners due to its sandy bottom and abundance of garden eels. You can also find a variety of shark species there, including Galapagos Sharks, Hammerhead Sharks, white tip reef sharks, spotted eagle rays, sting rays, and sea turtles.

Bus transportation will take us to the Itabaca Channel, where the Galaxy Daily will be waiting for us. We will arrive at North Seymour, have a dry landing, and then immediately begin hiking on a 2.5 km (1.55 miles ) track where we can either hike counterclockwise along the coast or forts walk inland to see the booby colony. Prepare to see marine and land iguanas, a colony of sea lions, lava lizards, frigates, and pelicans, among other wildlife! After, we will go to the beach known as Bachas, located north oF Santa Cruz Island. Here we can snorkel or take a relaxing walk on the beach. For this, we will make a wet landing, in which we will jump from the panga to the shore of the beach. Again, we recommend disembarking barefoot and wearing light walking shores for the rest of the journey. The saltwater lagoon behind the beach often has great blue herons and small birds. Both beaches are nesting areas for green sea turtles.

Daphne Island and Mosquera Island are two popular destinations for diving in the Galapagos Islands. Daphne Island is a small, uninhabited volcanic island located in the center of the archipelago. The waters around Daphne Island are home to a diverse array of marine life, including sea lions, sea turtles, rays, and a variety of fish species. The island is also known for its unique birdlife, including blue-footed boobies, frigate birds, and Nazca boobies. Mosquera Island is a small islet located between Baltra Island and North Seymour Island. It is a popular diving site due to the abundance of marine life that can be found in its waters. Divers can expect to see a variety of fish species, including rays, sharks, and sea turtles. The island is also home to a colony of sea lions, which can often be seen swimming and playing in the water.

Plazas, as many call it, have an incredible landscape. Upon our arrival, we will have a dry landing while sea lions will welcome us at the shore. We will begin our walk along a path through an Opuntia Cactus Forest. Continuing our tour, we will reach the fantastic, windy cliff where red-billed tropical birds, swallow-tailed gulls, brown pelicans, and the impressive frigate bird usually fly around. The trail meanders along the edge of the ridge for a few hundred meters. After our lunch onboard the Galaxy Daily, we will discover the Galapagos marine fauna while snorkeling. With some luck, we will see white-tip sharks and a great variety of fish, sea turtles, and rays. After his journey, we will return to the Itabaca Channel, where a bus will be waiting for us to take us to Puerto Ayora pier, our adventure coming to an end.

North Seymour is an island in the Galapagos archipelago known for its abundant marine life and unique geological features. While diving in the waters surrounding North Seymour, you may encounter a wide variety of marine animals, including sea turtles, sea lions, rays, sharks, and schools of colorful tropical fish. The waters around North Seymour are also known for rich underwater landscapes, including rocky outcroppings, crevices, and underwater cliffs that provide homes for many species of marine life. Daphne Minor is a small, uninhabited island located near Santa Cruz island in the Galapagos.While diving in the waters surrounding Daphne Minor, you may encounter a diverse range of marine life, including sea turtles, rays, sharks, and a school of colorful tropical fish. The waters around Daphne Minor are known for their clear visibility, making it an ideal sport for underwater photography. The underwater landscape around Daphne Minor is characterized by rocky outcroppings, underwater cliffs, and volcanic formations, providing a varied and interesting backdrop for your dive. As with many dive sites in the Galapagos, the water temperature can be quite cold, so be sure to bring appropriate gear to stay warm. Overall, a diving tour of North Seymour and Daphne Minor in the Galapagos is sure to provide you with a unique and memorable experience of the diverse and abundant marine life and underwater landscape of this unique archipelago.

Northwest of Santa Cruz is where this island with its recognizable pinnacle is situated. We'll land on dry land when we get to Bartolome. When we reach the summit of the island, after climbing 395 steps, we will have reached the highest point of the island, offering a breathtaking panoramic view! Now is the perfect opportunity to capture the trip's most memorable image! On the walk, we'll see small lava tunnels that are the remains of the most recent eruption and are home to indigenous species like lava cactus and tequila plants, typically surrounded by Darwin's finches. After a breathtaking experience in Bartolome, we will enjoy a succulent lunch onboard the Galaxy Daily. Then, we will head towards Sullivan Bay, where we will enjoy the marine fauna of the Galapagos while we snorkel. Sullivan Bay is one of the most beautiful places in the Galapagos to practice this activity due to its crystal-clear waters!

In the morning, we will board a bus and travel to the Itabaca Channel to visit the Mosquera Islet. While snorkeling, we can wonder at the sight of marine iguanas swimming or feeding underwater on this stunning coral beach, which is home to colonies of Galapagos sea lions, a few swallow-tailed gulls, and other wildlife. What a wonderful way to start off our adventure today! Afterwards, bus transportation will take back us to the Itabaca channel, where we'll board the Galaxy Daily. We will land safely in North Seymour and begin hiking right away on a 2.5 km (1.55 miles) route. We can either hike the track counterclockwise along the coast or first hike inland to see the blue footed booby colony. Prepare to see marine and land iguanas, as well as a population of sea lions, lava lizards, frigates, and pelicans

The landing in Santa Fe will be wet, so we will have to jump on the impressive white sand beach. Several sea lions will immediately receive us, investing us to start a walk to look for the resident species of Santa Fe. Once the walk is over, we will be able to enjoy a swim in the Encañada, where we will also be able to snorkel and observe sea turtles, rays, sea lions, and colorful fish while swimming in the warm, crystalline waters of this island.

We will board the Galaxy Daily and go discover the Galapagos marine fauna thanks to a snorkeling activity. With some luck, we will see white-tip sharks and a great variety of fish, sea turtles, and rays. After this journey, we will return to the Itabaca Channel, where a bus will be waiting for us to take us to Puerto Ayora s pier, where today's adventure ends. After a delicious lunch on board the Galaxy Daily, we will navigate to Plazas, as many call it. Upon our arrival, we will have a dry landing while sea lions will welcome us at the shore. We will begin our walk along a path through an Opuntia Cactus Forest Continuing our tour, we will reach the fantastic, windy cliff where red-billed tropical birds, swallow-tailed gulls, brown pelicans, and the impressive frigate bird usually fly around. The rails meander along the edge of the ridge for a few hundred meters.